President Trump has demanded the Secret Service to reveal all information regarding the two individuals who attempted to assassinate him. He made it clear that he wants to be fully informed about the circumstances surrounding the incident. Specifically, he questioned why one of the suspects possessed six cell phones and why the other had foreign apps on their device. Trump emphasized that he is not willing to tolerate any delays in sharing this critical information due to any concerns related to his predecessor, Joe Biden. He insisted that he has the right to know and urged the Secret Service to stop withholding any details.
The 59-year-old suspect, Ryan Routh, was apprehended near Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, following the second assassination attempt. It was reported that six cellphones were discovered in his vehicle. On a separate occasion, a 19-year-old named Thomas Crooks shot Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, last July. The incident led to his arrest by law enforcement.
In the course of the investigation, FBI agents uncovered encrypted messaging accounts on Crooks’ phone related to platforms located in Belgium, New Zealand, and Germany. Trump’s national security advisor, Michael Waltz, expressed bewilderment at the teenager’s use of multiple encrypted foreign apps. Waltz, a former congressman involved in probing the assassination attempt, has been advising the President on the ongoing investigation.
