In this gripping discussion, Buck Sexton, a former CIA officer, and Rich Lowry, National Review's editor, join forces with a host of experts. They dissect the recent foiled assassination attempt on Donald Trump, emphasizing alarming political rhetoric and its potential for radicalization. The conversation reveals the suspect's profile and critiques the Secret Service's response. They explore the implications for public figure safety in a tense political climate, raising urgent questions about media ethics and the psychological profiles behind such threats.

Former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania. The guests discuss the security failures, political fallout, and media's response. They highlight the need for unity, improved protection measures, and denouncing political violence.