Tim Dillon

Imagine a town hall where Barry Weiss interviews Donald Trump about staging the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.

It would be an amazing, because it's a fascinating topic.

Whichever way you stand, however you come down on it.

Some people are going to go, well, it was wrong that he did that.

And some people like myself are going to be more interested in the how.

How did you do it?

It's fascinating.

Joe Kent, who's, you know, he resigned from the intelligence, national intelligence, I don't even know anymore what these things are called.

Tulsi Gabbard is the head of it, the director of national intelligence, the DNI.

And Joe Kent was, I guess, her deputy director, and he resigned.

And he's kind of alluded to the fact that maybe, like,

Maybe the assassination was like not something that we... We don't know the full story.

So maybe it was staged.

Maybe it was faked.

Maybe it was some kind of message to him, although I don't understand that because it almost... I mean, I don't get it.

I don't get how close you would come.

The ear, the top of the ear...

But I think maybe it was staged.

And I think now is the time to just come out and say, some people are going to be upset by this, but we staged the assassination attempt in Butler to show people how important it is and how important it was

To vote for me and how far I was willing to go for them.