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Ken Mikle: Former S.W.A.T. Sniper On Lawlessness, Trump Assassination Attempt · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  So, Ken Michael is the representative of all of tree ministries,
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  all of tree views.
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  He's a speaker and host of the Understanding Our Times Weekly program.
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  He does with Pastor Josh Schwartz.
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  We've had him on before.
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  Ken, brother, so good to see you.
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  Thanks for coming back.
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  David, it's always a pleasure to be with you.
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  Thanks for having me.
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  Thank you, sir.
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  And it's not a fun topic today.
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  But I want to give people some insight that they probably haven't heard elsewhere.
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  Are you being a former SWAT sniper?
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  We're going to talk about lawlessness.
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  I want to get your take on the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump.
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  And I really want to hear what you have to say.
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  I haven't caught your programs recently.
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  And I know you have a lot to share.
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  And let's just start right there.
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  We're not surprised that it happened.
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  I mean, the media and Hollywood never
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  else kind of set the stage for this.
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  And the hateful red brick, the attacks on Trump, the law fair,
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  and just the lies that have been spewed.
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  So go ahead and share and start whatever's on your heart, Ken.
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  Well, yeah, I mean, it's interesting to see that they're only blaming one side
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  for the violence and lawlessness that we're seeing.
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  And it's actually the side that's not perpetrating.
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  And of course, you know, that the side that's actually perpetrating the lawlessness,
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  you barely hear a word about it.
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  Yeah, they'll show it on the news.
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  But they really don't call them out.
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  And, you know, yesterday was a perfect example at the federal capital
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  where the Palestinian pro-Palestinians literally not only rioted it,
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  but they defaced statues.
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  They took down the American flag and put the Hamas flag.
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  They rose the Hamas flag up.
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  So I mean, nothing was really done about it.
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  Yeah, there were a few minor clashes.
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  I think out of the probably thousands of people that were there,
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  I saw the pictures.
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  I think six were arrested.
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  I mean, that's unheard of for the amount of violence that occurred yesterday.
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  Yeah, I saw that.
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  I was seeing some video.
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  And I don't know what it is.
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  Can maybe you can, I'm scratching my head here.
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  A lot of Americans are thinking, why are they allowing this?
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  There's graffiti.
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  There was graffiti on the Liberty Bell.
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  And then on other places on monuments.
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  And they took our flag down and they're burning the American flag.
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  And you're thinking, wow, I mean, I mean, they did that during the Black Lives Matter riots.
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  The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation riots.
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  Marxist driven China driven and the left was funding it.
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  It was an organic movement.
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  So they were doing this four years ago.
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  But now to see it come back in a different way, I don't understand.
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  Are do you think the law enforcement or whoever is in charge of security,
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  they're told to stand down, let them protest?
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  What are your thoughts on that?
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  Yeah, I mean, certainly since the George Floyd incident,
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  we've seen a dampering down of use of force, justifiable use of force, I might add,
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  with law enforcement.
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  And they're afraid, David, because everything's being recorded.
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  Even if they're justified, they don't want to be the ones caught on camera
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  and acting and preventing some of this violence and having to actually use force.
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  So this isn't anything new.
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  In 2007, when I was on our SWAT team, we were responsible for some of the security
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  at the Republican Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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  And there was a lot, there's Antifa and all these groups were there.
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  I mean, thousands, literally thousands of people riding and protesting.
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  They tried to breach the Excel Energy Center where they were speaking.
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  And I mean, it was all out.
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  I mean, we had to have a force used to keep people from going into that building.
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  But we actually were encouraged to do that.
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  And we would have been protected by, basically by law, had something happen.
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  But now you're seeing law enforcement backing down almost.
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  And I'm talking to my former colleagues in law enforcement.
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  And they say, you know what?
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  We're so short to begin with because people don't want to get in law enforcement now.
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  And they realize it's a dangerous position to be in.
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  But they're backing down from this because they don't want to get in trouble.
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  And it's unfortunate because they're telling me all they want to do is go out and do their job,
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  do the calls that they're supposed to go on.
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  But there's nothing proactive going on.
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  And if you don't have proactive policing going on in your community,
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  you're going to have a huge increase in crime.
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  And we're seeing the fruits of that.
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  The places that have defunded the police, Seattle, Portland, other places.
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  I don't think that we as a nation have learned our lesson from those case studies,
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  if you want to call it that, because the media doesn't report on it.
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  The skyrocketing crime, Chicago, oh my goodness, off the charts.
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  But the media won't report fairly on that.
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  But yet innocent people are being murdered.
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  Injured, they're just massive issues with drugs and everything else.
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  But yet we don't hear about it.
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  Do you think that's part of the problem for as far as the whole of America not learning a lesson
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  from these places that have been all in on defunding the police?
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  Well, David, I'm in the heart of it.
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  I'm in the belly of the beast.
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  I'm in Minneapolis.
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  And right now, Minneapolis, just the Minneapolis Police Department,
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  not the surrounding suburbs, even though they're included.
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  Minneapolis Police Department is almost at half staff.
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  They can only answer high priority calls.
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  That's where they're at right now.
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  And I've talked, I've got friends in the in the department and they're devastated.
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  So now what they've had to do is try to get people to come back on to the force.
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  So they're offering absorbent amounts of money to do it.
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  But they don't have the manpower to cover just the high priority calls in that city.
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  So that's not just Minneapolis.
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  It's every major city in this country.
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  So we're already seeing the quick effects of defunding the police.
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  And with all of the immigrants.
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  And I'll say terrorists because there are thousands of terrorists we've allowed
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  to come in this country, not just pro-Palestinian.
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  But people that were trained Islamists that are here in this country right now,
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  just yesterday, Senator Amy Klobuchar's office was surrounded and protested.
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  Right here in Minneapolis, you saw what happened at the Capitol.
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  This is happening every single day in major cities across America.
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  And you barely hear a blip from our media, which is completely complicit in all this.
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  Yes, thank you for saying that and using that word complicit.
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  I've been studying the media and writing about that for decades.
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  And it's just sad that they're not serving the people.
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  And I hope more people will catch on.
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  But Ken, I want to get your take.
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  By the way, friends, the second half of the podcast today, we will talk about Ken's perspective
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  as a former SWAT team member and sniper on the assassination attempt on Trump.
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  But I want to go back to, I wrote something in a chapter in my book,
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  canceling Christianity on this lawlessness.
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  Black Lives Matter, I contrasted Christianity with Marxism.
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  And I said reform is good.
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  The heart of man, however, is still wicked.
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  And this is our underlying problem.
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  And then I quote Kyle S. Rees, he was at that time the national spokesman for law enforcement
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  today. And Ken, I'll get your response to this.
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  America's population is approximately 330 million.
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  According to law enforcement today, there are or were four years ago 900,000 sworn law enforcement
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  officers and an average of just under 1000 incidents per year in which police have used deadly force.
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  Of those cases, 95.3% of suspects were armed.
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  According to the FBI's uniform crime report, there were 58,627 assaults against
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  law enforcement in 2016 and most likely that number skyrocketed in 2020.
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  So officers coming to contact with the population, 55.8 million times a year.
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  There are about 26,000 complaints of excessive force, but only 8% of these were sustained,
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  meaning proven or legitimate, equaling 2,080 cases.
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  Friends, if you do the math and I bet out of school for a while,
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  Ken, that's 0.0039% excessive force out of over 55 million interactions with the public by law
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  enforcement. So your thoughts on the stats that that are inconvenient truths, people don't want
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  to acknowledge. Well, exactly. I mean, I mean, those are amazing statistics in favor of law
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  enforcement, but what the media does and what, unfortunately, the top people in our government
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  and most of the left leaning or leftist states, I don't, they're not even left leaning anymore,
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  they're, they're, they're flat out communists, exactly, some flat out in many of these states.
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  And what they do is they cherry pick the one or two incidents that happen every single year,
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  and then they focus on those and they replay them over and over and over, and then they group
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  all of law enforcement into that category. And so they demonize them when we saw it with the
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  Rodney King incident years ago. And after that, it's almost overnight things changed towards law
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  enforcement. I was, I was working then and I saw, you know, what happened. And it literally
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  changed things overnight. And then what really catapulted law enforcement into being demonized
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  was in 2008. And if you recall, I'm trying to think of who the administration was back then.
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  We know it changed overnight. And we saw law enforcement officers being assassinated,
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  right in their patrol cars. And hardly a word was spoken about it. I mean, yeah, they would report
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  it. And ever since that ever since 2008, there's been this continual demonization of law enforcement
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  people in charge. And there's not just law enforcement, parental authority, teacher authority.
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  I talked to teachers all over the country. I worked in the schools for several years. So I saw
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  it firsthand. So anything to do with authority. And that's what Marxism does. It breaks down
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  authority so that the government is in charge. And if you look at what's happened over the past
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  few decades, we've depleted all of our top officials in our government, whether it's in the,
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  we're seeing the attorney generals being being brought in that are leftists that are pure
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  communists. We have one here in Minnesota. So when you deplete all the top authority figures,
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  the mainline people have to go along with it. They have to either follow orders or resign from
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  their position. And that's what we've seen in the military. The attorney general's office,
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  the CIA, the FBI, you go right down the line. All of the top officials have been depleted. And now
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  they'll do exactly what the government tells them to do. And unfortunately, it's the mainline
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  people that are for the most part really good people and want to do their job, want to do a good
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  job. They're the ones that suffer. Yeah. Amen, brother. Worth Ken Michael. And you can watch more of
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  And just thank you Ken for all the work you do. So back to the story we wanted to talk about
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  and get your insights on as a former SWAT sniper. Has a sloped roof ever been an issue for you
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  when you were a SWAT sniper? And then tell us your thoughts on how that all played out.
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  Well, I mean, if you look at it, the slope was almost flat for the suspect. Exactly.
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  If you look at the Connor sniper where he was perched, he was literally almost on a triangle. I
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  think it was 300 and some degree slope, which is really difficult. I mean, kudos go out to that
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  sniper that took him out because it was a difficult shot. I understand he was actually shooting
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  through some brush also. So his vision was, was it depleted a little bit? So yeah, if you look
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  at the slope of the SWAT sniper or for the secret service sniper versus the suspect, he literally
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  gave him the slope was enough just to give him some cover that when he popped up his head, he was
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  able to be taken out. Yeah, amazing, amazing. So let's talk about what some of the rumors
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  in there and we're still finding out more information weeks later. I heard that the local police,
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  one representative said that they were in charge of traffic. Did I hear that right? So they weren't
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  actually assigned to that roof. I've heard conflicting reports. What do you know about that, Ken?
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  Well, so the city I worked for was right next to the Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport.
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  So our SWAT team was assigned. Every time the president came in, we would be assigned an area
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  and it was usually a building where the president would drive out of and myself and my sniper
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  partner would be up there. But the secret service always does a recon of the area that the
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  president is going to be traveling. So when it's wheels down at the air from the time it's wheels
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  down to the time it's wheels up, they have that whole route where the president's going to be
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  mapped out. And back then they would fly a helicopter over and they would find the choke points
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  where the local police needed to be. And the secret service always dedicates where the local police
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  go. They're responsible for the protection of the president or whoever the VIP is. So I had a
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  little bit of experience with that. I went through the secret service training. This incident, however,
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  because when I dealt with the president, he was in what they called the beast, this armored car,
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  and he was protected for the most part from the time he left the airport to the time he went and
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  spoke. And he really wasn't out in the open too much. And what they wanted to do, the biggest
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  problem they had there was communications. So every state has a statewide channel that every police
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  department can speak on. And that's what we had. And we had a state patrol supervisor with a secret
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  service agent so that if there is any problem along the route with radio in and that secret service
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  agent immediately knows there's an issue. They either have to divert the motorcade or take a
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  invasive action, whatever they had to do. They didn't do that in this situation. You have an open
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  air situation, David, where I think if I set a class, sent a class of cadets out there,
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  they could have done a better job securing that area because you do a site survey. You do an overhead
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  survey with a drone. You put somebody on the stage. And if you looked out and I've seen the
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  schematics of it, there's four steel buildings lined up 130 to 150 yards out. Well, bingo,
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  those are the first spots that I'm going to put people. And then I'm going to build my perimeter
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  out from that. Another few hundred to me. Who knows, however that field is, but nobody should be
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  coming in that perimeter, let alone a suspect. So when you look at what happened, not only was the
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  suspect able to enter that area, so were hundreds of other people that were walking around if you
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  saw the videos. Now, they stationed local police inside the building, which completely blows my
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  mind. I don't know why you'd put people inside the building where your vision, most of your vision
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  is obscured. You can't see next to you behind you had people had these officers just been standing
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  outside. They would have seen the suspect walking up and climbing under the building. So it just,
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  this real quick, these weren't mistakes that were made. This was dereliction of duty. This is
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  basic containment. And it should have been a fundamental process that the Secret Service would have
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  went through to make that area secure so that no one could have climbed up on a building with a
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  rifle and taken a shot at the president. That's just the beginning.
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  So Ken Michael, I see a couple options. One being what you said, a dereliction of duty,
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  just horrific failures, possibly due to DEI and diversity equity inclusion. And the woman that
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  didn't have any, I don't know, she shouldn't have been in that position. But the other possibility is
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  an inside job. This is where the conspiracy theory gets going. And there could have been more behind
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  it was at the deep state was it others did was this purposeful. They let their guard down. We're
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  someone given the orders to stand down or not being in the right place. We can only speculate now,
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  but what can you tell us or what what is your gut say about those possibilities?
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  Well, I just interviewed Alex Newman two days ago. And he spoke, he unedited interview. He said
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  that Roger Stone, he spoke to him directly. And the Trump campaign knows that something
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  critical happened that shouldn't have happened. And he believes it's the deep state. And
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  I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but how in the world can a 20-year-old walk into that area
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  bring a rifle fly a drone around beforehand and then get eight shots off without the secret service
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  confronting him. Now, they did see him before that, which was good, but they didn't, no one could
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  find him. So I believe it was just a few minutes before it was 18 minutes before he was seen
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  again. And they still allowed the president to go up on stage. That's another problem. Exactly.
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  And then law enforcement actually confronted him a few minutes beforehand, but he was upon that
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  rough two minutes, over two minutes, while the crowd was yelling, hey, there's a guy in the
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  roof with a rifle. There's a guy in the roof with a rifle. Now, if you had the proper communications
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  that they should have had where local police can get to a supervisor on the scene that can
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  directly talk to the secret service supervisor, you should have been whisked off that stage immediately.
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  That's the second issue. And I'll get into this because when I witnessed this, I was in shock.
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  After I heard the recording, the shots were fired. President went down, secret service got
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  on top of them and they're applauding the secret service agents for doing that.
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  But after that, if you listen to the tape and it's very clear, whoever the lead agent was said,
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  we're going to stand up and move. So they stood up. He said move and nobody moved.
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  And for a full, I think it was over 10 seconds. The president was saying, wait, wait, wait,
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  where are my shoes? I think I saw a video where the secret service agent kicked his shoes off the
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  stage and then he wanted to stand and raise his fist. And that's, you know, it looks good in
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  photos. But when you're talking about the security of the president of the United States, a full 10
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  seconds, it took to get him off that stage. When that lead agent said we're up and he said move,
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  you're moving and you don't stop. And if that means picking him up and carrying him off that
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  stage, that's exactly what you do. We used to practice officer rescue stuff all the time.
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  The lead agent was in charge. The president Trump isn't in charge at that point. Once
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  there's shots fired, that's it. That lead agent needs to take charge. You have to have agents
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  that can physically pick up the person and carry off that stage and that did not happen.
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  You know what could have happened in 10 seconds? Had there been another sniper there?
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  Or if that sniper hadn't been hit, Lord only knows not only Trump, but other agents and other
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  spectators could have easily been shot and killed. I thought about that when he popped up and he
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  was kind of exposed from the chest up. I thought, what if there's another shooter? Get him out of
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  there. Can't real quick. We just got three minutes left. The drone. This is a recent report that
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  came out that he the shooter flew a drone over the area before the event took place. And no red flags
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  there. Go ahead. Your thoughts? Yeah. I mean, it's unheard of that to this happened two
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  hours before. I guess he was there. He flew a drone in the area of the place. The FBI director
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  said it was 200 yards from where the president was speaking. It doesn't matter. When the president
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  or a VIP is like that is going to a presidential candidate is going to speak. That area is secured
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  from son up to or even the night before. I know the advanced team usually goes on. They have
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  areas secured. They have people there guarding it all night. No one gets into that area. That was
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  read. Like I said, that was dereliction of duty. Not to in the secret service director said,
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  well, that 130 yards wasn't within our perimeter. And I'm thinking, how on earth can that not
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  you're in an open field? And that's not in your perimeter. I mean, like I said, it's inexcusable
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  what happened that day. And I would call it dereliction of duty. And by the way, we know now they
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  also gave extra extra security to Kamala Harris that day. And I believe Jill Biden,
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  that I think they may have been in the in Pennsylvania. But anyway, so Trump didn't get what he
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  requested. Apparently just there's so much wrong with this that I think people are just saying,
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  come on, how can there be so many of these glaring red flags? Go ahead.
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  I'll add this. I believe I heard they were somewhere about 50 secret service agents short that day
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  that should have been on Trump's detail. And now you add in the fact that he had a credible terrorist
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  threat from the government of Iran to kill him for what when he took out Salamani. So how they
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  allowed that to happen. Like I said, if we find out later that there's more involved in this,
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  it wouldn't surprise me one bit because the deep state, and there is a deep state folks,
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  they'll do anything. And when I say anything, though, there's nothing they won't do to stop Trump
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  or anyone else that gets in their way. The ends justify the means. And these are demonically driven
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  people. These are globalists. These are people that hate America and Judeo-Christian values are
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  in their way. So is those patriotic people and whoever is a conservative and someone like Trump
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  who's against globalism. No surprise that it happened, but just the way it did. So many glaring
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  issues. Ken Michael, thanks for your time today and your insights. I really appreciate it. I think
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  it's very helpful to see it from your point of view and what your background was. So thanks for
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  your time, sir. God bless you. Thanks for having me, David. And God bless you. All right, thank you.
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  Guys, again, you can go to olive treeviews.org and click on video and you'll see understanding our
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  times prophecy updates. Well, thank you for sharing the show, for supporting us, for praying. God
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  bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.