Schumer's Role In WHCD Shooting - Serious Questions Being Raised

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is

Carmine Sabia for Explain America and

it is Senate Minority Leader Charles

Schumer

who has more to be ashamed of than

almost anybody

last night after the White House

Correspondents Dinner attack, almost

anybody but the attacker himself.

I'll tell you why, but before we get

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Last night we saw the best of America on

display.

When you and I

would be running for cover,

terrified for our lives, rightfully so,

the brave men and women of the Secret

Service ran

to the danger.

They ran straight at the danger, they

confronted the danger, they protected

the president and the vice president,

and all of the people, Hegseth, Rubio,

Duffy, all the people in their

protection were protected, taken care

of,

taken to safety.

They're

the best of us,

the bravest of us.

And because of Charles Schumer

and his unquenchable thirst

for open borders and illegal aliens

being in this country,

those brave men and women have not been

paid for 71 days.

For 71 days, that portion of the

Department of Homeland Security has been

shut down, which means these men and

women are working, risking their lives.

One of them took a bullet,

but didn't take a paycheck.

Working their butts off.

But because this man

lives in such terror

of some dollar store bartender taking

his spot in the Senate,

he's got to let these people suffer so

he can keep his measly little job.

You know, I didn't used to feel this way

about Schumer. I thought he was just

your average Democrat politician, but

no.

No, he's a little worm.

A little worm who only cares about

himself.

And then you got CNN, I'm going to show

you the clip right now,

trying their best to lay the blame here

on Mike Johnson.

This isn't Mike Johnson's fault. Mike

Johnson didn't shut down the government,

Schumer did.

And when they get back to work on

Monday,

they better get something passed. And

they better put all the pressure on this

clown

and his posse.

I want you to watch this and let me know

what you think in the comments. we saw

happen last night.

>> Yeah, far too close for it to happen at

all in the building, especially with

anyone there, but certainly with the

attendees last night. Let me also ask

you about this ongoing partial

government shutdown that's affecting

Department of Homeland Security. Secret

Service falls under DHS.

Does that impact security for events

like this? I mean, it's unclear, Victor,

because look, these agents have not been

paid in 71 days. I mean, this is the

longest shutdown of any federal agency

in the history of the United States.

They fall under the Secret Service

agents, their agency falls under the

Department of Homeland Security. So many

of them have been working without pay

and it's unclear the extent to which the

many of them may or may not be coming

into work or having to take second jobs

and the like. So that's a question in

and of itself, the extent to which the

resources within this vital law

enforcement agency are strained. But no

doubt about it, when Congress comes back

to session this week, there's going to

be renewed pressure to finalize a bill,

to finish, to end this government

shutdown once and for all. A bill has

passed the Senate twice to reopen all

agencies other than border enforcement

agencies. That would be done through a

separate process because of the

Democratic resistance to funding it in

this bill, but that bill has passed the

Senate and is waiting for action in the

United States House. The Speaker of the

House, Mike Johnson, has refused to move

on that Senate bill until the border

issues are dealt with in a separate

measure altogether, but there's going to

be renewed pressure on the Speaker,

undoubtedly, to pass that bill given

what we saw here this weekend and also

what's happening in some of these

critical law enforcement agencies across

the country, which aren't being paid

amid this shutdown, Victor.

>> All right, Manu Raju, good to talk to

you this morning. Thanks so much. I know

you get into all of it in about 20

minutes. Be sure to watch Inside

Politics with Manu Raju next hour. He'll