Phil Wegman
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606 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
Phil Wegman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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These guys are usually going to be hidden in like inside buildings, like hanging out windows or on a rooftop somewhere where it's less visible, but
They're putting themselves out there overtly, and they do that for deterrence.
So they're basically projecting force right now to deter anyone who wants to take a shot at the president.
And that's a bolt-action sniper rifle.
It's up on a tripod.
It's an improvised shooting position.
If you're laying down in the prone position, you're going to be using a bipod, but
for tripods are the way to go now everybody's using them and um he's got a silencer on there with that that wrap on the silencer that that's for uh heat and it while you're shooting if you're taking consecutive shots it it keeps the mirage down otherwise you're gonna have like a heat mirage through your scope and it right off the silencer because when you shoot it gets hot and then that the secret service i don't know what they're using now but they used to use seven millimeter remington magnum it's a
Pretty robust round.
The 7mm is really, really aerodynamic.
But these guys are out there in force, showing themselves to deter a threat.
That's what it's for.
This is force projection or deterrence.
I just want to make sure I understand that.
So in other words, you're putting yourself out there to let a potential assassin or a bad guy know that if you do anything, it's definitely going to be your last moment on earth because we're here to either take you out before you get it done or to take you out the moment you get it done.
Is that what it is?
And so the snipers themselves are in harm's way?
That is correct.
They are projecting force.
And by doing that, they are deterring hostile actions of an enemy.
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