🚨Massive Red Flags Surface on Trump’s Notice of Shooting!!
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What red flags emerged about the White House shooting?
Since we reported yesterday on the serious red flags that have surfaced about this alleged shooting incident by the White House at the same time on Saturday that Donald Trump was announcing this potential deal with Iran and while Trump was not at his son's wedding and we did this video red flag surfacing, there's been even more red flags surfacing and we have some court records right now regarding the individual who was alleged to be the shooting suspect, who's now dead, an individual by the name of Nasir Best, 21 years old, used to work in an Amazon factory, alleged to have schizophrenia, believed that he was Jesus Christ. And he had numerous incidents at the White House where he had made these threatening statements and threatened to
do horrible things at the White House in 2025. These court records show that he had what's referred to as an FTA, a failure to appear at his court appearances going back to July 2025. And he was on the radar of the Trump regime officials for a very long time. He was on the radar of Secret Service officials. And ultimately, the buck stops with Jeanine Pirro, who is the United States attorney for Washington, D.C. She's the top federal prosecutor in D.C. Now, the way the D.C. court system works is that the Superior Court Division, their lawyers, ultimately report to the United States attorney in Washington, D.C. That's Jeanine Pirro, the top federal prosecutor in D.C. She oversees the Superior Court Division.
And so Pirro oversees the lawyers who knew that this guy who was making all of these threats around the White House, Nasir Best, was on the loose. And a very basic surveillance around the White House, in my view, would have showed that this guy was around the area. He didn't leave anywhere. He didn't just disappear. The guy was in Washington, D.C., and they did nothing about it. I mean, at the very least, this is a massive security breakdown. And as you elevate up the ladder and think about what the red flags could be here, the The questions that should be asked is, did Jeanine Pirro and the Trump regime know about this guy, know about his threats? I mean, I think they were at least on constructive notice and allow him to be in this area to continue to make these threats.
And then the question is, why?
Who was Nasir Best and what was his history?
Did they allow it to happen so it could be used as a pretext for the Golden Ballroom? Because the Trump regime, Donald Trump, His White House spokespeople immediately after this incident, you see, we need golden ballroom. We need golden ballroom. And I'm not suggesting that the shooting didn't happen. I don't want to go there. But my question is, were they aware that they had these violent schizophrenic people who were sufficiently far enough away from the White House where there wasn't a real threat being posed, but they would cause situations and scenes that could then be used as a pretext to say, see, I'm not safe. I need a golden ballroom that taxpayers need to pay for. And also the timing of it occurring right in the middle of Donald Trump announcing this catastrophic deal with Iran and him being criticized by lots of people in his party.
Let's go through the data as we do here on the Midas Touch Network. Let's go through the court filings. Let's go through the superior court rules. So we just we stick to the facts. Draw the implications that you will, we stick to the facts. Late last night, Donald Trump's Department of Justice made another court filing, which seems that Donald Trump himself wrote, seeking to leverage this purported shooting on Saturday, to build the ballroom and to stop a judge from blocking the ballroom construction. The Trump DOJ calls the latest episode a, quote, assassination attempt. It cites news reports, but no other proof for legal cases, ending with an exclamation point, as Josh Gerstein puts it, Let's go through the filing that Donald Trump made last night.
I mean, doesn't this raise massive red flags? Here's what it says. Notice of supplemental authority in support of motion for indicative ruling dissolving the court's injunction.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What red flags emerged about the White House shooting?
0:00–2:36
2
Who was Nasir Best and what was his history?
2:36–7:33
3
What role did the Trump administration play in the shooting incident?
7:33–9:30
4
How did the court system handle Nasir Best's threats?
9:30–12:07
5
Why was there a security breakdown around the White House?
12:07–20:56
6
How did Trump leverage the shooting for political gain?
20:56–22:21
7
What were the implications of Trump's DOJ court filing?
22:21–22:33
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