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we've got our nominee for congress in district four, john lee.ve got a lot of great members of the state senate and assembly. i want to give a special shout out to a true american patriot, talking about loyalty, somebody who has sacrificed more for this country than anyone i know and the next senator from the state of nevada, sam brown. [applause] maybe we get sam, come on up here. could the secret service maybe open up. give it up for sam. [applause] sam: all right, nevada, we're fired up for j.d. vance and president trump! look, i've got to tell you something. you are a happy warrior. have you guys ever seen someone smile so much? does this man love his country or what? when i see president trump and i see j.d. vance on the trail, or on the tv, sacrificing, serving this country, this is what leadership looks like. this is why i'm endorsing j.d. vance as our next vice president of the united states of america. you've heard me say this before. the words that took me from that place of having lost all hope on the battlefield as i was engulfed in f

john lee, who had been earlier nuclear negotiator, was a true ford liner. >> yeah. interesting. you talk about the anger also meeting voter apathy at this point. well, these elections in iran come on the heels of a new government in the united kingdom, apart, a runoff parliamentary election in france tomorrow. and on tuesday, what was supposed to be a very big celebration for nato 75th anniversary could be overshadowed by president biden's uncertain future. so talk to us about all of the impacts that these events are converging on having right now there's so much going on yeah. boy, is this going to be a fascinating week? so the nato summit begins on tuesday and it's going to bring together the french president emmanuel macron, who should point out, has just been through this bruising defeat. he remains in power, but obviously has lost a lot of the voting power in the french parliament to the right wing. you're going to have a completely new british prime minister, a labor minister who's gone against the populist move but whose election reflects sort of inner anger against the r

i'd like to think our guest tim john summer lee for being with us today and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry. aku, please follow me on subject at john curiosity. and we'll see you next time. 2 2 the position i was suggesting, bob bel, great, was suggesting that we send americans and the bridges and dream that on your bill is us, have been obama moved on. you probably now know about seeing what a strong one needs here. all the owners will say that it will save you from us so fast as you know the volume of the city. so what i need to file a past closeness, most of our thoughts in this one is not as a guide on a source or sit emotional around noon. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than that. something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive. and has toxins and the key killed the laptop. you want me to kind of see. so ease of us here. again, let's see the echo seats. the boeing good. i don't, you know, those usually demolish were suggesting we firm a cell great. the bill cause what they was, the each the he

it references lee harvey oswald, who assassinated president john f.nedy in 1963. >> guess who the guy... >> reporter: investigators are still looking into whether the gunman hit his firearm head of the rally. >> the weapon had a collapsible stock, which could explain why it might have been less easy for people to observe. >> reporter: a cbs news analysis found crooks fired eight bullets in less than six seconds before being shot and killed by a secret service sniper. >> why was crooks allowed to get operate shots? >> well, that is something i think we are still digging into. >> reporter: in his testimony today, wray also detailed what crooks did to prepare ahead of this assassination attempt. jen borrasso with our cbs station in pittsburgh has more from butler, pennsylvania. >> reporter: hours before shots rang out, 20-year-old crookes flew a drone roughly 200 yards from where we're standing right now and from where president trump was standing on july 13th. >> reporter: investigators recovered the drone and at least turn accrued explosives in crooks'

the most mysterious assassination of john kennedy, 35 us president, assassinated on november 22, 1963 in dalasi. lee's harvey oswald, is said to have shot him, but many in america believe it was kennedy. became a victim of a conspiracy by american elites. there have also been many assassination attempts on american presidents. on march 30, 1981, a certain john hinckley shot ronald reagan in washington. the fortieth president of the united states, regan, was saved. the bullet passed one and a half centimeters from the heart. on may 10 , 2005, during a speech by george w. bush , the forty-third president of the united states in tbilisi, on freedom square, towards him quit. party elephant symbol of the republican until recently, the difference between democrats and republicans was small, but now everything has changed, the divide in the states is widening at an alarming rate, what processes are now taking place in the western world and how to understand them? we have open borders and every year three to four million people come here illegally. they don't have your values, they don't know your language. y

joe johns salute lee is yeah, it's not fun anymore, but it's also not safe for a lot of us to be venturing too long. >> exposed to these very hot temperatures yesterday. i know it was really just the start of what was a scorcher today around 2. and at this point, our bodies are already a little tired from trying to get through yesterday. so give yourself that opportunity to get to that cool space. well, your body temperature to regulate a bit. this is where we're sitting this morning. clear skies, the spare the air alert, in effect as if what i was talking about was already not enough and no wind whatsoever at the embarcadero. we love the cool sea breeze. and that's not something we're getting today. high pressure ridge is in place and stays in place. we're seeing 0 coming through to interrupt this. so this is an extended forecast of hot weather into the weekend and depending on what model you're looking we could be looking at triple-digit saying not into early next week to so when you see a heat wave this long, it starts to take its toll day after day of triple digits. it becomes harder a

john lee, begin with you because this was such a significant moment of all the ways a judge could put their thumb on the scale, whether it's why-dear, including evidence or in witnesses and beyond this was the ultimate and when you look at what happened leading up to the ruling today, john, are you surprised that she alleged we decided to dismiss this case not at all. >> she she seems to have gotten a telegraph in the concurring opinion of justice thomas, who raised issues that she indeed picked up and carried a distance, not not even he could carry in questioning the constitutionality of the appointment processed under the appointments clause and also, as you mentioned, the appropriations cause. it's really a reach. it was say, hail mary pass by the trump team. and i think the only person in the world who could have caught it and plucked it out of the air with aileen cannon and she did. and i think it's going to be reversed well, you mentioned justice clarence thomas and there was that recent immunity decision, supreme for it. >> and justice thomas wrote in a footnote where frankly w

and the fbi director revealing today, the gunman had looked p how far lee harvey oswalt was from john f. kennedy. here's pierre thomas. >> there's a ladder right here. >> reporter: tonight, chilling new video obtained by abc news, showing the frantic moments after the attempted assassination of former president trump. you see officers climbing to the roof, finding the shooter's lifeless body about 400 feet from the stage. >> we have one shooter deceased. i think we have three victims. >> reporter: and stunning new details emerging. fbi director christopher wray on the hill today, revealing thomas matthew crooks searched for information about the jfk assassination, one week before the rally in pennsylvania. the very same day, he signed up to attend the rally. >> on july 6th, he did a google search for, quote, how far away was oswald from kennedy? >> reporter: wray saying on the day of the rally, the gunman flew a drone for 11 minutes, apparently to survey the site, two hours before opening fire. >> the shooter was flying the drone around the area, not over the stage. i would say about

atlanta tomorrow, and then she'll be in texas later in the week for the funeral of sheila jackson lee john. >> it is interesting because one of the things we're now hearing from vice president harris is maybe an attempt to manage expectations in the short-term a little bit. what are you seeing there? >> that's right, john, she has seen a burst of momentum. republicans argue that it's manufactured, but you raised more than $200 million in a week. and then also she's got 170,000 new volunteers. to the campaigns still she's cautioning supporters that she is still the underdog in this race and that they have a big fight in the weeks ahead. >> john, you always want to run like you're the underdog in any race. even mckend, nice to see you this morning. thanks so much. sara alright. with me now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee of california thank you so much for joining us. nice purple background there just wanted to ask you a quick question about about camila. camila is from the state. she grew up in her career in the bay area and i'm curious what you make of they're attack lines right no

or actions, they just fly out of the republican party and disappear, like mike pence, like lee cheney, like john bolton, the list goes on, people who disagree with donald trump have no influence on the republican party, they have zero influence. mike pence did nothing. so special, he simply implemented the results of the presidential election in in the united states, when trump opposed this implementation, he actually ended his political career, although he is a man of extremely conservative views, which correspond to the views of most members of the republican party today, but this man did not obey trump, and this is enough to will never support her again, this is a completely new republican party, i repeat, there was no such republican party. never, and the democratic party remains what it always was and what the republican party used to be, that the debate party, it's a party where joseph biden is the leader, but a person who can give advice, and any of the, let's say, respected democrats, nancy pelosi or barack obama or whoever, can give advice to joseph biden, and as you understand, donald

john. i'm reading tom lee again this morning, he's predicting this will be, quote, the summer of small caps exceed the october to december 2023 gain of 27%. that time period had small caps up 27%. tom lee is also predicting the rally could be more than 40% over the next 10 weeks. one of the primary drivers he says is the lower cpi in june. thomas lee is pointing out these comparisons, he says both rallies have the same initial 8 to 10% surge, both have had the same 4 to 5% decline after the surge, both valuations saw correction and both institutions show short positioning. john, what do you think? i mean, we've been waiting for a breakout in small cap stocks. we thought we were getting it a week ago. do you think this is going to be the summer of small caps as thomas lee believes? >> i don't think that the reality by small caps will go as far as mr. lee believes. what he is referring to goes as follows. for the year-to-date the s&p 500 is up 16% but small cap stocks aaccording to the russell 2000 are up by only 8%. that is despite the fact that thus far in the month of july, believe it or n

early january of 1968, he gathers two friends, the governor of texas john connolly and john conway's wife, nellie colin lee, and the lady bird, the first lady. and they spend three hours talking about what johnson should do and ladybird roadrunner diary we went round and round on the same hod griddle finding no cool away says no definite time for an acceptable exit and i may i mentioned that the note of acceptable exit because to the extent that president biden and the biden family are thinking about the difficult decisions he's facing. no doubt. there wondering about an acceptable exit if indeed the president decides he's not up to this race. and it took john at lyndon johnson a number of months to figure out what that accept post in, in talking about george washington and then taking advantage of the the momentous moment we are in signaling that indeed july 4 is one of those opportunities to strike a chord for patriotism is in a sense, arguing for an acceptable exit for president biden but the question is, how does he see it? how does president biden see it? lyndon johnson had three months to think about

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president, the former president, donald trump almost exactly matched the distance that lee harvey oswald was from john f. kennedy. i was very, very close. exactly. the range through which john f kennedy was shot in 1963 in a parade and an open car in dallas, texas. now, in addition to that, the f b i, director, he made a point of, um, talking about the ronnie and threats. he alleged that there was a plot by iran against donald trump in retaliation for the murder of iranian revolutionary guard leader. it cost him sold in money, who donald trump assassinated. and he spent some time talking about allegations of iranian plots. how there's been an indictment around that. and overall, he emphasized that in the united states is at this point, and one he's calling an elevated threat environment because there are so many threats at this point that the federal government is overseeing the federal security services are constantly looking into potential terrorist attack potential assassinations this is not a normal time in which the security agencies are operating. this is an elevated threat environment across am

harris has received the support of barbara streisand, spike lee, mark hamill, john legend, robert denirowe know, celebrities know better. so there you government and apparently netflix cofounder is donating money because they're political experts and we should pay attention. stuart: absolutely and sarcasm is a low form of whit and perhaps the highest form of intelligence. ashley: but very effective. stuart: there we go. thanks issue ash. jay johnson defended harris' handling of the border. roll it. >> she assumed the role that vice president biden had during the obama administration and democracy with central america and that was the role she had and he gave it to her. she's not the border czar. it's the secretary of homeland security. stuart: it's a definitional thing. senator marsha blackburn make as welcomed return to "varney & co." this morning. senator, johnson claims that harris was never named border czar. i'm inclined to say so what. my response is that on march 4, 2021, joe biden named kamala harris the czar by saying she was handling the border for the administration so, yes, s

christopher wray revealed that the gunman was interested in the 1963 assassination of president john f kennedy by lee harvey oswald at the record analysis of a laptop that the investigation pies to the shooter reveals that on july 6 he did a google search for, quote, how far away was oswald from kennedy and so that's a searched obviously is significant in terms of his state of mind director wray also confirmed the trump rally. gunman did in fact fly a drone at the rally site several hours before president trump was scheduled to speak. >> we think, but we do not know. so again, this is one of these things that's qualified because of our ongoing review that he was live streaming, viewing the footage from that again, about 11 minutes. >> and around the 350 4:00 p.m. real hours before he's flying a drone in the vicinity of the about 200 yards away with us now, north dakota republican congressman kelly armstrong, who was there for that testimony today. >> thanks for being here. congressman, really appreciate it. director wray also testified that a gunman went to a shooting range the day before the rally p

from the cars and sara lee from the john.yeah, we do have some wildfire smoke that has worked its way into the bay area. you can actually see. can hazy perspective right here in san jose where skies are bright and up overhead after what was a cloudy morning. we're still seeing that fog hanging out through san francisco on into the bay itself. inland areas. you may have detected a little bit of smoke yesterday today. we actually do have an air quality advisory. high pressure. ridge builds in and this will contribute to a lot of changes in the forecast ahead of us. let's talk about the first and that is the warm-up that comes along with it. temperatures inland in those pink areas are already running a bit above average. rmal hat departure from is going to become even more noticeable this weekend. the deeper that read the higher away from those normal seasonal temperatures. we are, as you can see, temperatures will continue to build as we work our way into the start of august, specially this upcoming weekend with the high pressu

president donald trump was the exact same distance from president trump that lee harvey oswald was from former president john f. kennedy, whose life was taken when he was in an open car in a parade in dallas, texas, in 1963. now the f. b, i directors spoke about allegations that iran is plodding against us president donald trump and retaliation for the murder of general cost. him is all the money who is killed by donald trump. and in addition to that, the f. b, i emphasized that the united states was in what they were calling into elevated threat environment because so many possible threats. terrorist attacks and assassinations are at this point being explored by law enforcement. this is not simply a normal moment in american politics. this is a moment where there are a number of threats being pursued by the american security service. one issue that came up was the mental fitness of president joe. by that recently announced he would not be seeking a 2nd term in office, dropped out of the presidential race. now the f. b, i, director ray was interrogated about whether or not he had detected anything regarding

it references lee harvey oswald, who assassinated president john f. kennedy in 1963.the gunman hid his firearm ahead of the rally. >> the weapon had a collapsible stock, which could explain why it might have been less easy for people to observe. >> reporter: a cbs news analysis found crooks fired eight bullets in less than six seconds before being shot and killed by a secret service sniper. >> why was crooks allowed to get off eight shots? >> well, that i think is something we're still digging into. >> reporter: in his testimony, wray also detailed what crooks did to prepare ahead of this assassination attempt. general barrasso with our cbs station in pittsburgh has more from butler, pennsylvania. >> reporter: hours before shots rang out, 20-year-old crooks flew a drone roughly 200 yards from where we're standing right now, and from where president trump was standing on july 13th. investigators recovered the drone and at least two crude explosives in crooks' vehicle, as well as another explosive in his bethel park, pennsylvania home. new body cam video shows law enfor

former president, presidential candidate there's a long history of that in our country lee harvey alber, sirhan, johnt is surprising this day and age with the technology that we have in the security protocols that we have somebody could get close enough to do it. >> absolutely waited a full investigation of how he got close enough for their now reports we have heard from other media outlets may be local law enforcement had seen a shooter we need to know how he was able to get so close to donald trump. and look i think president biden at donald trump have both said the right things in the last 24 hours about unity, about taking down the temperature. one of the key questions heading into this week is whether it will stay focused on getting more information or whether the political rhetoric will ratchet back up i hope it does and as you said there's a lot of questions still unanswered today bigots hold for just a minute will come back to both of you. right now let's go to the secret service briefing. >> national service special security especially as they relate to the republican national convention a i

president donald trump, was the exact same distance from the president from that lee harvey oswald was from former president john f. kennedy, whose life was taken when he was in an open car in a parade in dallas, texas and 1963 now the f. b i director spoke about allegations that ron.

john wilkes booth sat for a mediocre play and lee harvey oswald had to climb so many stairs.n't walk around in plain sight with a rifle in 1 hand and a corndog in the other. how did it happen first you have a shooter given agency them antidepressants. then there is a media selecting a target for you like a bartender showing you where the dartboard is in after me and wayne newton trump is the most famous person on earth. and if taken out yet of a segment of society cheering it on so unlike a mass shooting the theme to gets infamy and add elation how soon before his faces on a t-shirt at a peace rally so the shooter was brought to you by google, big pharma, the media and the kid bad at dodgeball. then there is bureaucratic incompetence field that 1 part tds and another part de i not the fault of agents but a bureaucracy that places politics and publicity about people. less experienced agents replace a situation the director deemed adequate. so who are we playing today, alabama let's start the spring dish 13 -- third string defence work not the players fault but the coaches. the

us president donald trump was the exact same distance from present from that lee harvey oswald was from former president john f. kennedy, whose life was taken when he was in an open car in a parade in dallas, texas, and 1963. now the f. b, i, director, spoke about allegations that iran is applauding against us president donald trump, in retaliation for the murder of general customs. all the money was killed by donald trump, and in addition to that, the f b, i emphasized that the united states was in what they were calling into your elevated threat environment. because so many of the possible threats, terrorist attacks and assassinations are at this point being explored by law enforcement. this is not simply a normal moment in american politics. this is a moment where there are a number of threats being pursued by the american security service. one issue that came up was the mental fitness of president joe biden, recently analysing, would not be seeking a 2nd term in office, dropped out of the presidential race. now the f. b, i, director ray was interrogated about whether or not he had detected anything regar

fbi director christopher wray says he google searched how far away was lee harvey oswald from president johnficant in terms of his state of mind. that is the same day that it appears that he registered for the butler rally. >> now wray went on to say they will leave no stone unturned and even though the suspected shooter is dead, their investigation is very much ongoing. tammy? >> thank you, very much. now the media is still saying it's trump that darn guy whose being divisive. >> we certainly saw donald trump ditch the whole nice guy approach. in fact that approach probably only lasted about 30 minutes into his convention speech. last night he was on the attack over and over again, at his north carolina speech. >> he can't say a kind word about anybody, and that speaks a lot to whether or not somebody can actually lead the country. this guy, every chance he's given, to say a kind word, literally about anybody, i think even if his daughter if he had one, or a dog or cat to be, in his house, it's just incredible to me that he continues on his path of hatred. >> remarkable the guy gets shot in

lee harvey oswald fue seÑalado como el responsable de dispararle al presidente john f.8 por sirhan en los angeles. poco despuÉs de ganar las primarias demÓcratas de california. muriÓ al dÍa siguiente. a pesar de recibir atenciÓn mÉdica entre los intentos fallidos de asesinato figura el perpetrado contra el presidente andrew jackson fuera del capitolio por un pintor de casas desempleado con dos pistolas. ambas fallaron y jackson saliÓ ileso. otro atentado ocurriÓ en 1912, mientras hacÍa campaÑa en milwaukee, wisconsin. el expresidente entonces candidato theodore roosevelt, quien recibiÓ un disparo en el pecho por un camarero, john fleming, lo salvÓ. un estuche de gafas en su bolsillo el 15 de febrero de 1933. giuseppe zangara, un albaÑil desempleado, disparÓ contra el presidente electo franklin roosevelt en miami, florida. roosevelt resultÓ iles, pero el alcalde de chicago, anton zimmer, fue herido mortalmente el 1 de noviembre de 1950. los nacionalistas puertorriqueÑos griselda torres y oscar collazo intentaron asesinar al presidente harry truman en playhouse washington

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november 22, 1963 at dallas, former marine, lee harvey oswald, fired several bullets at the thirty-fifth us president johnwas interrogated for about two days and on november 24 , while... being taken into prison, he was shot by nightclub owner jack ruby. kennedy's killer came from a dysfunctional family in new orleans. since childhood, he was nervous and unbalanced. during his army service he was court-martialed three times. then he fled to the ussr, where he lived for some time and from where he returned with his russian wife. and although the government commission killed kennedy 70% of us residents clearly name oswald. believe in the official version of the murder. five years later, in june 1968, palestinian serhan sirhan shot and killed the presidential candidates and kennedy's younger brother robert, wanting revenge for supporting the state of israel. now eighty-year-old serhan is serving a life sentence in prison. on march 30 , 1981, failed musician john hinckley attempted to assassinate the fortieth president of the united states, ronald reagan. but not for political, but for love reasons, to impres

how far lee harvey oswald was from john f kennedy.the condition of two men who suffered gunshot wounds during the attack. david dutch has been discharged from a pennsylvania hospital, and james copenhaver remains in serious but but stable condition. greta, where are you? >> cause i need freedom to the freedom not just to get by, but get ahead. >> new this morning, the harris for president campaign just launched its first official video, and it comes less than a week after president biden announced he was dropping out of the race and endorsed his vice president for the job. the campaign ad starts with beyonce's song freedom and touches on gun violence, health care and abortion. >> it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it's more important than any title. >> president biden speaking to the american people in a historic address, the president explaining his decision to drop out of the 2024 race for reelection. >> the president framed his decision as his best

how far lee harvey oswald was from john f kennedy.he two people who survived the shooting. david dutch has been discharged from a pennsylvania hospital and james copenhaver remains in serious but stable condition. i freedom, where are you? >> cause i need freedom to the freedom not just to get by, but get ahead. >> new this morning, the harris for president campaign just launched its first official video. it comes less than a week after president biden announced he was dropping out of the race, and endorsed his vice president for the job. the campaign ad features beyonce's song freedom and touches on gun violence, abortion and health care. >> new this morning in the last hour, democrat women members of congress announced their support for vp harris's campaign in washington, d.c. speaker emerita nancy pelosi spoke about her own experience with the vice president. >> i've seen her in action. i can talk about it on other occasions at more length, but let me just say she is capable officially, personally, and politically to lead us to vic

jamie lee curtis, sarah paulson, jon bernthal, john mulaney, bob odenkirk. >> lamorne: insane. >> just before? >> you know -- well, i had worked with some of them. bob odenkirk had actually cut off all my toes and eaten them several years earlier. >> lamorne: i was going to ask you a question. >> sure. >> lamorne: and i'm going to be frank. i apologize about this. what the [ bleep ] are you talking somebody about? >> yeah, it's a good follow-up question. my favorite of all time, what the [ bleep ] and i talking about. so there was a little scene, but really amazing show called tim and eric's bedtime stories. if you're a fan of tim and eric, amazing comedians. and it was like an anthology show where each episode was totally different. so bob and i were in an episode -- i can't believe i'm talking about this, in a world in which people for aesthetic reasons cut off their toes. and it has no negative affect on you, and bob plays the doctor who performed that procedure, which is very typical in that worldful but his secret is that he likes to eat them. so i went to some place in the valley

lee harvey harvey oswald was from john f kennedy. tomorrow the members of a bipartisan task force created to investigate the shooting will be revealed. also there's encouraging news about the condition of two men who suffered gunshot wounds during that attack. david dutch has been discharged from a pennsylvania hospital and james copenhaver remains in serious but now stable condition. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying to shore up support for his country and the war against hamas. netanyahu addressed a joint meeting of congress today. he made an impassioned speech but made no mention of a ceasefire. the prime minister was invited to capitol hill by house speaker mike johnson and senate republican mitch mcconnell. dozens of democratic lawmakers skipped the speech, expressing their disapproval over the civilian deaths and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> when we stand together, something very simple happens we win, they lose, netanyahu to meet privately with president biden and vice president harris tomorrow. >>

certainly happened in 1865 with the disappearance of abraham lincoln, 1963 john kennedy was taken from the presidency presumably by leem by linden johnson that might not have happened. but that having already been said, i think our goal should be having paid honor and noted this historical mestone let's say politics and violence cannot mix in america. the worst thing would be that if 20 years from now people say that if, for instance, one candidate or another wez elected because of this event. that would be a terrible thing. >> so let's talk about how we go from here. you know, president biden and his team have suggested that campaigns are going to restart today. he is still going to lay out the stakes in this election, maybe tone down the rhetoric, but still say that donald trump threatens the nation's democracy and values that people hold dear. is there any precedent in history we can look to as to the right model here? what do you think president biden should do and now with not even four months until election day? >> well, i think i would say what i would have said on friday, which is that let's have a campaign ob

assassination of john kennedy; he was killed in dallas in front of a stunned public under the spotlights of television cameras. kennedy was traveling in a motorcade with his wife, jacques llyn, and lee the investigation is still ongoing. in recent history , there was an attempt on the life of truman, nixon, ford on march 30... john hinkley, jr., fired six shots in his direction, wounding the president three more people. reagan is serious wounded by a bullet that ricocheted off the side of the presidential limousine and hit him in the left armpit, breaking a rib, piercing a lung, causing serious internal bleeding. reagan came close to death, but survived. at bill clinton on october 29, 1994, francisco martin duran fired at least 29 shots from a type-56 semi-automatic rifle. along the white fence house from the north lawn side. the shooter was sure that clinton was there among the men in dark suits. in fact, he was inside. the terrorist was quickly subdued. there was an attempt on barack obama's life some. under the influence of conspiracy theories of fringe religious movements, he attempted to assassinate the first black president, came from idaho, shot at the white house, no one was