Erik Prince

It's one of those two things.

The level... Right.

The fact that they allowed that the Secret Service was bested by a 20-year-old to literally draw blood from the Republican candidate for president and former president is inconceivably incompetent.

And I think the testimony of Cheadle, the...

the director that just resigned in shame.

It's shocking that he had to have incompetence that bad to finally get bipartisanship, that both Dems and Republicans in Congress were calling for a resignation.

But I think that is a tip of the iceberg of the amount of rot throughout our federal institutions, whether it's in law enforcement, in intelligence agencies, in the military, et cetera.

That level of incompetence and arrogance has permeated the place because we've

We've allowed failure to continue to rise to the top and never, ever suffer consequences for it.

Nobody's really getting fired.

I think they were going to defund.

Their appropriation was coming up for the Secret Service, and they were actually going to zero out her compensation.

So both sides were actually coming for her.

But for heaven's sakes, it's really bad.

A 12-year-old, I think I first took my kids deer hunting, my sons.

at probably age 12 and they would have easily hit a 140 yard prone shot with an M4.

It's a result of a culture of no accountability for failure.

And that allows people to drift so far off the mission.

If the mission is to be a zero failure mission,

protect the protectee or whatever the mission is of a federal agency, it allows them to distract into green initiatives, DEI initiatives, all kinds of other things that truly distract from what the actual mission of what they're supposed to be doing is.