Trump Supporters Question Security After Pennsylvania Shooting

0:00It's April 19th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight ready. I'm Cory with the story. Nearly two years after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, some of his biggest supporters are calling him out for not digging deeper. The shooter was a 20-year-old named Thomas Crookes, who killed 50-year-old rally-goer Cory Comfortori and wounded Trump plus two others before. Cops took him down. Marjorie Taylor Greene jumped in by resharing a post that highlighted Trump's words right after the shooting, when he said it was too painful to. Repeat the story. She called it an important read, and straight up asked why Trump is deleting the push for real answers on what went wrong. Folks in the MAGA circle are echoing those doubts, from activists to big names like Candace Owens in Tucker Carlson. Owens flat out says she doesn't buy the official line on security, pointing to how tight the secret service usually is around Trump. No way a random.

1:01Guy scales a roof unnoticed. Even allies like Ali Alexander are siding that famous image of Trump with blood on his face, fist up, yelling fight. They're demanding names of agents involved in what they see as a massive failure. These questions keep bubbling up inside Trump's own camp, showing cracks in the unity even as time drags on from that chaotic day.