jonathan gillam, former navy seal and f b. i special agent and dominic use of a former chicago area, a police officer, gentleman, i wanna thank you so much for joining me today. i'm gonna start with you jonathan. do you believe there was a flaw in the security given to former donald j. trump, and where was that? well, the whole thing was a flaw. and from the beginning to the end, the threat assessment was not done properly when they did the advance. i'm not even sure what advanced they did. they did not work as a unit or a joint task force with local and state law enforcement. we're finding that out now there they were nowhere to be seen in the meetings. and when you look at the, the tactics that they used that day, they were horrible as if down, trumpet, sustain, even a nic on an artery. you could have bled out before they got him into that vehicle and put it trying to get on him. so everything that i saw from my protection standpoint, start to finish was a disaster. but where i have the real problem is the timeline. because

we have dr. gillam, former navy seal and f b. i special agent and dominic, he's at farmer chicago air police officer. thank you gentlemen for staying with us . so here is the $1000000.00 question, and obviously i don't know if you know the exact answer. and if you could apply the answer to every single agent, that's a current way. i think there's $3400.00 plus. yeah, a part of the secret service, the service you don't make, do you feel the majority of secret service agents on details can be non political? and i would like to help so, but i don't think it's possible today. i really don't. i think that with how we're just inundated, non stop, everything goes to our phones and our faces. i think it's impossible not to be political. i really do. i would like to hold on the ideals of law enforcement and say that, you know, we can hang on to our passions and believes and still serve properly. i just don't know anymore. i really don't. well, it's interesting because it's not like that in the media. they say we're not opinions, we're gon