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Three shots were fired, the first by Lee Harvey Oswald, which missed but caused a fragment to hit the president, who said, "My god. I'm hit." Agent George Hickey looked toward the Sixth Floor window at the sound of gunfire. Oswald's second bullet entered the president's back, exited his neck, and then struck Governor Connolly, entering his back and exiting his chest. Hickey picked up an AR 15 to return fire and flicked off the safety. As the follow-up car lunged forward, he lost his balance and accidentally pulled the trigger. The presidential car was rushed to Parkland Hospital, and a massive cover up began.

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Gunfire erupted during a Trump rally, prompting a swift response from the Secret Service. Snipers were seen on a nearby building, aiming towards the trees where the shots appeared to originate. Breaking news confirmed that shots had been fired at the event.

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My nephew was grazed in the neck by a bullet at the event. He was in the friends and family section near the president when shots were fired. Another person nearby was critically injured. He was taken to the triage tent where they saw someone with a severe head wound.

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Members of the Pennsylvania SWAT team recount their experience during the attempted assassination of former President Trump. They noticed the suspicious behavior of the shooter before the incident but failed to communicate their concerns effectively to the Secret Service. Despite rushing to the scene and encountering the shooter's body, they feel they could have done more to prevent the tragedy. The lack of communication and coordination within the team and with the Secret Service contributed to the catastrophic outcome.

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Officers responded to reports of a suspicious person on a rooftop. One officer boosted another to see the armed individual. The shooter pointed the weapon at the officer, who fell while trying to defend himself. Both officers radioed for help, alerting others to the threat to the former president. The time between the radio call and the shot being fired is unknown.

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Officers responded to reports of a suspicious person on a roof with a weapon. Two officers tried to reach the roof, one boosting the other. The officer on the roof saw the armed individual, who then pointed the weapon at him. The officer fell while trying to defend himself, sustaining injuries. Both officers radioed for help, alerting everyone on the channel about the threat to the former president. The timeline between the radio call and the shot fired at the president is unknown.

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President Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania interrupted by shots fired. Unclear if he was hit. Secret service swiftly reacted, carrying him off while he gave a thumbs up. Reporters ensured safety before updating on the situation. The crowd showed support.

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The secret service sniper quickly identified a threat when he noticed smoke and flames from a gun. Within five seconds, he took a precise shot from approximately 400 yards away, hitting the shooter who was 130 yards distant but on the opposite side of the field. His extraordinary marksmanship prevented a potentially disastrous situation, as many more people could have been harmed if he hadn't acted swiftly and accurately.

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No, he didn't. The Secret Service quickly responded, and snipers were positioned on the building behind the podium, focusing on the trees in the distance. It appears that the gunfire is originating from that area.

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The motion picture shows President Kennedy's motorcade turning onto Elm Street in Dallas. About 35 yards from the building where the assassin was, Kennedy raised his hand to his face. He lurched forward, indicating he was hit by the first shot. Mrs. Kennedy didn't appear to notice initially. Governor Connally turned toward Kennedy, seemingly asking what was wrong, when he was struck by a bullet and fell to the side. His wife immediately moved to protect him. Another bullet hit President Kennedy's head, causing it to jolt forward. Mrs. Kennedy stood up and then appeared to fling herself onto the trunk of the car. The car, with a Secret Service agent on the bumper and another with a telephone in the front seat, accelerated and drove under an underpass. The three shots occurred within approximately five seconds. The FBI possesses this film, which is about 20 seconds long, taken by an amateur photographer.

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At Parkland Hospital, Mrs. Kennedy clutched the President's body, refusing to let go. I covered him with my coat to get her to release him. Initial reports from the emergency room indicated the President was still alive, though Governor Connally was also injured. I was near the President's feet; I couldn't look at him for fear of fainting. I knew I needed to stay strong. A doctor urgently requested access, and people were asked to evacuate. Someone then inquired about the President's blood type. Mrs. Kennedy's stunned, "Do you mean he's alive?" was met with silence.

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Local police were only assigned to traffic duties, not security, at an event. Despite Secret Service saying otherwise, the responsibility for a president's safety does not fall on them. When shootings occurred, local officers tried to help.

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Aiming at the trees, gunfire is coming from the distance. To our left, you can see the Secret Service reacting quickly, with snipers positioned on the building behind the podium, targeting the trees.

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Officers spotted a person with a weapon on a roof. One officer boosted another to see, but the person aimed the weapon at them. The officer fell trying to dodge the threat. They radioed about the danger to the former president. It's unclear how much time passed before the gun was fired.

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Lee Oswald has been shot in the stomach at point blank range in the basement of Dallas police headquarters. A man with a gun is present, causing absolute panic. Detectives have drawn their guns.

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The Dallas crowd was enthusiastic, and I was relieved that everyone was behaving. I told President Kennedy that Dallas clearly loved him. Then, almost instantly, I heard a noise. I looked at the President; his hands flew to his neck, and he slumped in his seat. He didn't speak, but his eyes…

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The Secret Service director takes responsibility for the security breach at a rally where a gunman shot the former president. The shooter was identified as suspicious but managed to fire shots before being stopped. Local police missed the gunman climbing onto the roof. The Secret Service secured the inner perimeter, while local police were responsible for the outer perimeter. The director plans to stay on despite calls for resignation and promises transparency in the investigation.

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My nephew was at the event and got grazed in the neck by a bullet. He was in the friends and family area near the president when shots were fired. Another person nearby was critically injured. He was taken to the first aid tent where they saw someone with a severe head wound.

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Lee Oswald was shot in the stomach at point-blank range in the basement of Dallas police headquarters, causing absolute panic. Detectives drew their guns as a man with a gun was present.

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Officers spotted a person with a weapon on a rooftop. They tried to reach the roof and one officer saw the shooter. The shooter aimed at the officer, who fell while trying to defend himself. Both officers radioed about the threat to the former president. The time between the radio call and the shot fired is unknown. Translation: The officers saw a person with a weapon on the roof, one officer saw the shooter, who aimed at him. The officer fell while trying to defend himself, and both officers radioed about the threat to the former president. The time between the radio call and the shot being fired is unknown.

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The motion picture depicts President Kennedy's assassination and the shooting of Governor John Connolly. The film shows the motorcade turning onto Elm Street, in front of the building where the assassin was positioned. About 35 yards from the building, President Kennedy raised his hand to his face, and then lurched forward, indicating he was hit by the first shot. Governor Connolly, seated in front of Kennedy, turned towards the president, seemingly asking what was wrong, when he was struck by a bullet and fell to the side. His wife immediately covered him. Another bullet hit President Kennedy's head, causing it to jolt forward. Mrs. Kennedy stood up and then climbed onto the trunk of the car. The car, with a Secret Service agent on the bumper, sped away under an underpass. The three shots occurred within approximately five seconds. The FBI possesses this footage, which lasts about twenty seconds.

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The motion picture shows President Kennedy's assassination and the shooting of Texas Governor John Connally. The motorcade turned onto Elm Street, near the building where the assassin was positioned. About 35 yards from the building, Kennedy raised his hand to his face, and lurched forward, indicating he'd been hit. Mrs. Kennedy was looking away at that moment. Governor Connally turned toward Kennedy, seemingly asking what was wrong, when he was also struck by a bullet and fell to the side. His wife covered him protectively. Another bullet hit President Kennedy's head, causing it to jolt forward. Mrs. Kennedy stood up and then appeared to fling herself onto the trunk of the car. The car, with a Secret Service agent on the bumper and another with a telephone, sped away under an underpass. The three shots occurred within approximately five seconds. The FBI possesses this 20-second film taken by an amateur photographer.

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Three unsuppressed shots were heard. A counter sniper with a tripod was on his optic. He popped his head up, then back down, and the rifle tilted down, then up, and he backed up. Another person who was prone hunkered their head down. The counter snipers thought they were being engaged because they could hear the sonic crack of rounds passing by them. They thought they were being shot at, not Trump.

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I saw the Secret Service protecting the president on stage. There was concern when he appeared to be injured above his ear, but it was not bleeding. We all started praying for him. Police quickly moved in after the incident.

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Ronald Reagan Assassination Attempt: History Week on The Megyn Kelly Show

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Megyn Kelly introduces a deep dive into the 1981 attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, highlighting the event's historical significance. Reagan was shot by John Hinckley Jr. just 70 days into his presidency while leaving the Washington Hilton, resulting in injuries to Reagan and three others, including press secretary James Brady. Thomas Baker, the first FBI agent on the scene, shares his firsthand account of the chaotic moments following the shooting. Baker recalls hearing the news while driving and quickly responding to the scene, where he was the first FBI agent to arrive. He emphasizes the importance of learning from the mistakes made during the Kennedy assassination, which influenced the cooperation between law enforcement agencies during the Reagan incident. The scene was chaotic, with ambulances arriving and Hinckley being taken into custody. The investigation revealed that Hinckley acted alone, motivated by an obsession with actress Jodie Foster, stemming from his fixation on the film "Taxi Driver." Baker discusses the challenges of securing multiple crime scenes, including hospitals and the presidential limousine, while ensuring evidence was properly collected. Hinckley's trial concluded with a not guilty verdict by reason of insanity, leading to significant changes in the legal system regarding the insanity defense. The Brady Handgun Bill emerged from the incident, establishing background checks for firearm purchases. Baker reflects on the cultural changes within the FBI post-9/11, expressing concern over the agency's shift towards intelligence operations rather than law enforcement. The conversation touches on Hinckley's recent release and his attempts to pursue a music career, alongside the ongoing debate about mental health and gun control. Baker concludes by emphasizing the need for the FBI to return to its law enforcement roots to regain public trust.