Susan Crabtree
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first heard Mar 2025
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We don't know, but the Protective Intelligence Division said lobby floor, and the document has a little tiny redaction in front of it. So in the documents that I got from the Freedom of Information Act, actually it was Judicial Watch who did the Freedom of Information Act and followed up on it and pressed the Secret Service. They didn't want to provide these documents to get a hold of them.
that's a very good point vince it was um she was hand-picked by jill biden who got to know her when she was on the detail the vice president's detail and she jill biden was instrumental in getting her a job at pepsico too in between serving particular service and becoming the director being brought in by when biden became president to be the director so she owes a lot to jill biden the biden family so that is a conflict of interest and that is
a deep conflict of interest there. And we know now what Jill Biden is capable of in terms of protecting and covering up the cognitive problems with her husband. So it raises a lot of questions in my mind. Yes. And there is, I just seriously doubt that there is no surveillance footage of where this was found. That I want to stress completely because I believe that it exists.
So if it exists, why are they telling time and time again on public statements that there was no camera surveillance? I don't think that makes sense. And if there was no camera surveillance, that is a security problem in and of itself. So Kimberly Cheadle, there was this conflict that Kimberly Cheadle wanted this, the cocaine disposed of, destroyed.
And we do see from the documents that it looks like it was destroyed in around July 13th. But my question is, supposedly the forensic division chief and the uniform division chief were pushing back on that saying, we have to hold this. There's a rule inside the Secret Service for five to seven years. Now, I'm being told by other sources, oh, well, narcotics, we dispose of them.
But what about the baggie that contains the narcotics? Does that include it in that narcotics disposal? Because there are also tubes in an envelope, a separate piece of evidence that has been preserved. Those tubes carry DNA, the DNA that supposedly the FBI found on the baggie.
So they are saying at the time back when they issued public statements and closed the investigation very quickly within 10, 11 days that there was insufficient DNA to get a match to run it by their criminal database at the FBI or the Secret Service. I am highly suspect of that statement. The FBI at the time, you know, was corrupted.
Can we trust that the FBI wasn't involved in the cover-up and couldn't find the DNA? That's an open question in my mind. And Dan Bangino can go back and look at that and go interview the people that made that statement. I'm told there's a document out there saying there was insufficient FBI, and that's what the Secret Service used to make that determination.
I'm also told that there was a partial DNA hit on this baggie but they decided that they didn't want to run it against the people that they had the partial dna hit and that's that's a forensic term that can mean a number of different things but it can mean that they did find a blood relative that when they ran it against a criminal database that contains dna samples from
different criminals, different criminal acts. So we know we didn't find any fingerprints. But Dan, because of that key part, and I asked why Secret Service, why you have the capability to test for DNA and fingerprints? Why did you hand it over the FBI? From what I'm hearing from sources familiar with the investigation, they say that's because they wanted integrity.
So they handed over the ability to to find the DNA and the fingerprints to the FBI. Well, we all know that the FBI was severely politicized at the time.
Yeah, we're looking at this senior aid officer, uniform division officer, attacking, physically attacking the woman officer who came, that was more junior, came to relieve her because she was, I'm told by sources familiar with it, that she was late to provide a push, what they call a push, meaning some relief to her either for a break or for a complete transition of shifts. So
And also, I'm told that she that this the senior agent officer was upset that the junior one brought a Dodge Durango, didn't bring the Dodge Durango, but brought a Ford Explorer. I mean, this is what is triggering this crisis. the senior uniformed division officer, that patrols the perimeter.
The agents still protect Barack Obama, but this was in a patrol car outside at one of the checkpoints outside of the residence. This is what took place, and it didn't take much to trigger this. this officer.
So it has all kinds of implications, and it's raising new questions about whether the DEI policies of Kim Cheela was very aggressive, and under Barack Obama, both of those administrations, whether they're lingering at the Secret Service, whether Director Sean Curran is cleaning them up, and we need to hear about that. What's going on? These officers have been suspended.
That's exactly right. And there is, you should know, there has been a lot of turmoil, questions, discussions in the Secret Service community about whether DEI played a role in the assassination attempt itself. There was an agent who's still on the job named Rashid Ellis, who came forward a few months ago online and said, I reported on it at the time,
I believe that DEI contributed directly to the assassination attempts and that he was personally passed over for a promotion. And he believed that quotas had a lot to do with that. And that promotion had to do with the drone division. He wanted to be in the drone division, which they were looking for people at the time to do, but They said, no, you can't do that.
And then they passed him over for a promotion. So and a woman received that promotion. He said the quotas had something to do with that. Now, that was a big admission. But there's also a DEI lawsuit that a number of agents are joining and should be hitting anytime soon in the next couple of weeks. So I'm expecting that. My sources are telling me that and I have reported on that lawsuit as well.
that the DEI policies are hurting the Secret Service and actually hurt individual agents from getting their merit-based promotions.
Yes, I think he has acted swiftly in this case. He put one of the persons on a do not admit. That means she can't even that everybody's on high alert if she shows up at any Secret Service office that she's not allowed to come in. The non aggressor, the one that was responding to the physical attack, was also suspended. But she's not on that. Do not admit. So not as extreme.
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