Florida Governor Ron DeSantis slammed Vice President Kamala Harris as she launched her presidential campaign this week following President Joe Biden’s announcement that he was ending his reelection bid. “Kamala Harris was complicit in a massive coverup to hide and deny the fact that Joe Biden was not capable of discharging the duties of the office,” DeSantis wrote in a post on X. “She also was the the border czar during the worst border crisis in American history. Democrats are just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.” Kamala Harris was complicit in a massive coverup to hide and deny the fact that Joe Biden was not capable of discharging the duties of the office. She also was the the border czar during the worst border crisis in American history. Democrats are just rearranging the deck chairs… — Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) July 21, 2024 The 81-year-old president, who has not been seen in days, announced on Sunday that he was ending his failing campaign because it was in the best interest of his party for him to do so. “After pushing Biden out, it was predictable that corporate media would provide hundreds of millions of dollars worth of glowing coverage to his replacement,” DeSantis added. “They are trying to do that with Kamala but it won’t work — she is too vacuous, too liberal and too unaccomplished for the voters to buy the manufactured narrative.” After pushing Biden out, it was predictable that corporate media would provide hundreds of millions of dollars worth of glowing coverage to his replacement. They are trying to do that with Kamala but it won’t work — she is too vacuous, too liberal and too unaccomplished for the… — Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) July 22, 2024 Biden called in to Harris’ campaign on Monday, slurring his words as he proclaimed that he was not going anywhere because he was planning on hitting that campaign trail for Harris. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Republicans have called en masse for Biden to resign since he is no longer running for office because his cognitive decline is so severe that it tanked his poll numbers following his debate late last month against former President Donald Trump.

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On Sunday during MSNBC’s special coverage of President Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, Joy Reid presented new campaign oriented marching orders for fellow and co-host Nicolle Wallace wished that Biden’s “political sacrifice” would persuade others to step up and support Harris. Reid shared five “keywords” in regards to what the media should be focusing on. The first was age, “which the media should focus about Donald Trump.” Reid professed that his “age now becomes an issue” because of his “cognitive health.”     Oh, now age is a legitimate discussion? The next area Reid encouraged others to focus on was the “Supreme Court and the dangers of that” – specifically the Dobbs decision. She quickly followed that up with another keyword which was “felonies” but not to fear because Kamala Harris “is a prosecutor.” Jumping from one keyword to the next, Reid declared that “the issue of sexual assault” should be something networks put an emphasis on when covering Trump. But again, we don’t have to worry because Harris “was a prosecutor who specialized in prosecuting sexual assaulters, and obviously, democracy.” The sanctimonious Wallace weighed in with her thoughts on Biden not running for reelection: I mean, President Joe Biden did one of the most not just selfless, but elegant things. I mean, the way he did it, the letter was elegant, and all him — the endorsement of his Vice President, who’s had a tremendous three and a half weeks on the campaign trail, was just pitch perfect. Continuing to praise Biden, Wallace quoted Mike Barnicle from Morning Joe to argue we “have to remember, everybody, he is a good and decent man.” She called Biden’s act of stepping down a “political sacrifice” that she hoped would “be contagious.” Wallace then called on Jim Mattis, Mark Milley and General Kelly “who don't want to sacrifice not being political” and said it’s “time to change those calculations.” To Wallace, “an act of political sacrifice — should beget more political sacrifice.” Continuing to name drop, Wallace stated “Liz Cheney and Chris Christie should be on the phone with White House if they mean what they say about democracy and the rule of law and ask how they can help the pro-democracy coalition.” Taken all together, she concluded “an active sacrifice like what Joe Biden did today should put in motion many more high profile acts of sacrifice.” Click "Expand" to view the transcript: MSNBC Report 07/21/2024 7:10:02 2 minutes 53 seconds JOY REID: This election just changed in the way Nikki Haley said it would. She once said the first person to jettison their 80-year-old wins. As you said, Donald Trump is now the aged person in this election, and he is somebody who cognitively is — is not really working at full steam. This election just became about — I just wrote down the five keywords now that this election — Age, which the media should focus about — about Donald Trump. His age now becomes an issue, his cognitive health. It becomes about the Supreme Court and the dangers of that, it becomes about Dobbs big time, particularly if it’s Kamala Harris, who I think logically should be the nominee. It becomes about felonies, she’s a prosecutor. It becomes about the issue of sexual assault. Again, she was a prosecutor who specialized in prosecuting sexual assaulters, and obviously, democracy. So, the — the race has completely changed as of today. RACHEL MADDOW: Nicolle, where were you when you heard and what was your initial reaction and what have you learned over the course of the day? NICOLLE WALLACE: I was running around after my baby, and I got a text from Mark Elias, and — and there it was. I mean, President Joe Biden did one of the most not just selfless, but elegant things. I mean, the way he did it, the letter was elegant, and all him — the endorsement of his Vice President, who’s had a tremendous three and a half weeks on the campaign trail, was just pitch perfect. I was watching Mike Barnicle, who’s — you know on Morning Joe every morning and a close friend of President Biden's, and on Friday, he said something that just — just stuck with me all — all evening Friday and all day yesterday, and when I saw it today, I thought, ooo, I wonder when he knew it. He said, you have to remember, everybody, he is a good and decent man. And it just made me think, you know, there is nothing that we see that he doesn't see. There is no poll — you know, by the time Speaker Pelosi, you know, was having these very political conversations about the political landscape, it was clear that — I think it was clear to a lot of people who knew Joe Biden well where this might end up. The only thing I’d say is that an act of political sacrifice like this is — must be contagious. And people like Jim Mattis and Mark Milley and General Kelly who don't want to sacrifice not being political, it’s time to change those calculations. People like Sue Gordon and Gina Haspel who don't want to sacrifice their legacies with the intelligence agencies, it’s time to make a different decision. An act of political sacrifice — should beget more political sacrifice. Liz Cheney and Chris Christie should be on the phone with White House if they mean what they say about democracy and the rule of law and ask how they can help the pro-democracy coalition. And an active sacrifice like what Joe Biden did today should put in motion many more high profile acts of sacrifice.

A cell phone associated with the home and work addresses of would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks visited the Gallery Place building in Washington, D.C., that houses a mall and offices of the FBI, the Heritage Oversight Project reported July 22.The Oversight Project, part of the Heritage Foundation, began a geo-location investigation hours after the July 13 attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump at a fairground in Butler, Pennsylvania.Crooks, 20, was killed by a Secret Service counter-sniper after opening fire on Trump and the crowd just after 6:11 p.m. ET. Only a perfectly timed turn of his head kept Trump from being killed instantly by a rifle round fired from about 130 yards away, experts said.The shooting took the life of retired fire chief Corey Comperatore of Sarver, Pennsylvania, and seriously wounded David Dutch of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, and James Copenhaver of Moon Township, Pennsylvania.“We began this investigation on the night of the shooting,” an Oversight Project spokesman told Blaze News. “We’ve been working 24/7 since then.”Oversight Project leaders said they hope other experts in the fields of geo-location searches and criminal investigations will step forward to assist with their probe. The investigation was begun out of concern that the work of the FBI, Secret Service, and other federal law enforcement won’t be transparent or thorough.Washington, D.C., 'is the only town in America that you can be so bad at your job that you actually get a promotion or don't get fired.'Investigators used Crooks’ home and work addresses to find cell phones that were common to both addresses then triangulated each phone’s paths of travel. They used commercially available phone-identification numbers that are normally used to tailor advertising to the phone’s user.According to Oversight investigators, a phone associated with Crooks’ work address at a nursing home in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, traveled to the Gallery Place complex in Downtown Washington, D.C., on June 26, 2023. The phone “pinged” seven or eight times from that location the same day.Gallery Place — an 11-story mixed-use building constructed over the Chinatown Metro station — is filled with retail stores and restaurants but also houses offices of the FBI on the upper floors, former FBI special agent Kyle Seraphin told Blaze News."It is the closest [location] off-site that I'm aware of to the Washington Field Office," Seraphin said. "Agents are assigned to Washington Field, but they work out of Gallery Place."Investigators at the Oversight Project said the phone associated with that ID number most likely belonged to someone who visited Crooks at his place of work. They said they don’t believe it was Crooks’ phone.Geo-location technology uses a unique ID assigned to each cell phone and searches for common places where the phone and its user travel.“Every device has an ad ID. It’s kind of like a Social Security number for your cell phone,” said a spokesman for the Oversight Project. “It's unique and it identifies the phone. You can't erase it. You can refresh and get a new one, but you only have one ID per phone.”Investigators said they found at least nine devices associated with Crooks’ home and work addresses in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. They believe at least two of those phones belonged to Crooks himself. A cell phone was found under Crooks’ body after he was killed by a counter-sniper July 13.Based on geo-location data, investigators found a device associated with Crooks that traveled twice from Bethel Park just south of Pittsburgh to Butler, about 55 miles north of Crooks’ home. Those trips took place on July 4 and July 8, 2024, the Oversight Project reported. That phone ceased all activity on July 12.The device also stopped at a Home Depot in Butler, they said. A report from U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) said Crooks purchased a 5.5-foot double ladder at a Home Depot just after 9:30 a.m. on the day of the shooting. Investigators do not believe Crooks used the ladder to access the roof just north of the fairground.'Maybe when the president wakes up from his nap he can fire you.'Investigators theorized that Crooks made trips to surveil the Butler site in advance of the July 13 Trump rally at the Butler Farm Show Inc. fairgrounds.Another device associated with Crooks took a flight from Pittsburgh to Logan International Airport in Boston on March 1, then went to a hotel in Plymouth Harbor, Mass. The device returned to Pittsburgh on March 4.A phone device linked to Crooks visited the Allegheny Arms & Gun Works in Bethel Park on Aug. 30, 2023, the report said. The devices linked to Crooks’ home and work addresses also visited various spots in Bethel Park, including the YMCA, a building that houses a karate school and a laundromat, a garden center, a golf course, and a Planet Fitness, the report said.“We are willing to cooperate with legitimate investigations and share further information,” Oversight Project Director Mike Howell wrote on X.“For the protection of whistleblowers and our investigation, we will not be sharing further information with the congressional task force due to the connective tissue between that entity and FBI, USSS and other entities,” Howell wrote.The Oversight Project report will undoubtedly add fuel to an already raging public debate about how a 20-year-old man with little known firearms experience could access the AGR manufacturing complex north of the fairground, climb onto a roof with a perfect line of sight to the podium, and squeeze off a half-dozen or more rifle rounds at a former president before being killed. U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-South Carolina) grew so frustrated questioning Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle at a July 22 hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability she snapped, "You're full of sh*t."Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty ImagesThe frustration at the lack of details coming from the FBI and the Secret Service led to a collective venting of spleens by members of the U.S. House of Representatives at Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle during a July 22 hearing on Capitol Hill.Cheatle, appointed in September 2022 by President Joe Biden, spent most of the more than four-hour hearing deflecting, deferring to the FBI, or saying she simply didn’t have answers. Both Democrats and Republicans fired barbed questions at her. Many of the committee members demanded that Cheatle resign.Tempers boiled over at several points in the hearing. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-South Carolina), after not getting answers she wanted from Cheatle, told the Secret Service director, “You’re full of s**t.”Under questioning by Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colorado), Cheatle acknowledged that she knew how many shell casings were found near Crooks on the roof of Building 6 but would not share the figure with Congress. Cheatle on numerous occasions told committee members they needed to ask the FBI for those answers."I find this rather maddening," Boebert said, "especially knowing that you do have answers from the FBI, who you have been passing the buck to this entire hearing, not answering a congressional hearing, members of Congress while you are under oath and under a subpoena."Rep. Russell Fry (R-South Carolina) said Washington, D.C., is "the only town in America that you can be so bad at your job that you actually get a promotion or don't get fired."After listing a litany of questions Cheatle did not answer, Fry said: "I echo the bipartisan calls of this committee and all across this country that you should resign, or maybe when the president wakes up from his nap he can fire you."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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