Danny Jones Podcast #429 - "Netanyahu Link" Suspicious NEW Details in Trump Assassination Plots | Ken Silva
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Sep 7, 2026 
Ken Silva, an investigative journalist and author of The Trump Assassination Plots, examines the Butler shooting and security failures surrounding it. He discusses Thomas Crooks’ online footprint, contradictory eyewitness accounts, sniper testimony, disputed autopsy evidence, and unreleased device data. The conversation also explores alleged Iranian and Israeli intelligence links, the Ryan Routh attempt, Oklahoma City bombing questions, and Ruby Ridge.
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A Broken Cable Delayed Drone Detection
- Crooks flew a drone before the shooting while Secret Service counter-drone equipment remained unusable.
- The system reportedly became operational only after an Ethernet cable was replaced, creating a striking timing failure.
Radio Separation Delayed The Butler Response
- Local snipers spotted Crooks with a range finder, but the warning took roughly 20 minutes to reach command.
- Separate local and federal radio systems forced information through an inefficient telephone chain.
The Ninth Shot Complicated The Official Story
- Crooks fired eight shots, a local SWAT officer returned fire, and the Secret Service sniper killed Crooks roughly 15 seconds after the shooting began.
- Silva argues the local officer may have stopped Crooks first, despite official accounts minimizing his role.
