Joe Kent

What I got, who knows, maybe they're pranking me, is nothing.

No damn security, not in transport, not in the hotel, not in the event.

He even muses at one point that he could have been an Iranian trying to attack Trump with some full-on weaponry.

weapon.

This highlights a breach of the president's security perimeter, something that you highlighted after you left the administration.

How are you assessing this news right now, Joe?

This is just obviously a third breach that we've had since President Trump was back on the campaign trail, where an assailant got within the president's perimeter with a long gun.

So he got in there with a shotgun.

I think you're right.

The most interesting part of that manifesto is when he even comments himself, which I guess he was updating

Somewhat before the event, almost in real time, where he is even amazed that he made it that far.

We had obvious breaches that led up to Butler, West Palm Beach, and these issues haven't been addressed.

And then since then, we had multiple breaches of President Trump's perimeter at the U.N.

We had the incident at the restaurant in Washington, D.C.,

The incident where the police officer armed came up and shook the president's hand.

So these have been noted.

While I was in the administration, we had members of the Secret Service that had mentioned that they had very big concerns about the president's security.

The DHS inspector general who was looking into Butler.

He has been blocked by the top leadership in DHS and potentially even higher.

So this just speaks to the fact that we have a clear problem here that is not being addressed.