Bombshell! Senator Chuck Grassley Exposes Some of the Most Egregious Scandals: The FBI Allowed an Attempt on Trump's Life

Senator Chuck Grassley has long been vigilant in uncovering corruption within federal agencies. His team’s tireless efforts have exposed some of the most egregious scandals threatening the integrity of the nation. One recent revelation, highlighted in John Solomon’s investigative report, has stirred significant concern: Why did the FBI allow a would-be assassin, intent on killing former President Donald Trump, into the United States despite numerous red flags?

Solomon, known for his objective reporting, presents the facts without bias, allowing readers to draw their own conclusions. After reading the detailed account, it becomes difficult not to suspect that the FBI, alongside the Secret Service, might be experiencing a pattern of “security lapses” that could be interpreted as deliberate negligence. These lapses could potentially endanger the life of Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump as the November 5 election approaches.

Once again, the Biden-Harris Administration’s open borders policy is implicated in this troubling situation. Senator Grassley is right to question how Asif Raza Merchant, a Pakistani national with ties to Iran, managed to enter the United States with a plot to assassinate Trump. Merchant’s entry raises serious concerns about the security measures in place—or the lack thereof.

Grassley’s letter is carefully worded, but given the alarming events of the past three years, there is little reason for the public to exercise the same caution. The security and safety of American citizens have been repeatedly compromised, making it clear that the nation’s leaders are failing to protect the country. Now, with Trump seemingly in the crosshairs, as Biden once suggested, the stakes have never been higher.

Solomon’s report sheds light on the severity of the situation: “The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force interviewed Merchant, fingerprinted him, and inspected the contents of his electronic devices when he arrived at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. Yet, despite this scrutiny, they allowed him to leave with a special parole that expired on May 11, according to government memos.”

Merchant was categorized as a “Lookout Qualified Person of Interest,” yet he was inexplicably granted “Significant Public Benefit Parole” by the Department of Homeland Security. This decision is not just suspicious; it’s downright dangerous.

As soon as Merchant was allowed into the country, he began recruiting individuals to help execute his assassination plot, according to Grassley’s letter. While some might argue that the FBI was setting a trap for him, hoping to catch him before he could act, this theory fails to explain why he was allowed into the U.S. in the first place.

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The critical question remains: How many other potential assassins have slipped through the cracks, ready to strike at a moment’s notice?

Merchant’s plan eventually unraveled, possibly due to his own mistakes. He was apprehended, but the damage had already been done—his mere presence in the country posed a significant threat. The pressing question now is: Are there other would-be assassins already within U.S. borders, and why were they allowed in?

Trump cannot simply rely on the FBI’s goodwill for his safety. If the agency is waiting for these potential killers to make a move before intervening, it’s a risky approach that puts the former president’s life in grave danger. Perhaps that’s the intended outcome.

Asif Merchant, 46, now faces a single count of murder for hire after allegedly offering $5,000 to an undercover FBI agent posing as a hitman. This case only adds to the growing belief that there are other, similar plots in motion—possibly financed by foreign actors like Iran.

Merchant’s arrest on July 12, just one day before another attempted assassination of Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, raises further suspicions. CBS reported that there is no direct link between Merchant’s plan and the July 13 attempt, but the timing is too coincidental to ignore. Could it be that Merchant’s arrest was part of a larger, more sinister strategy?

The tragic death of Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt on January 6, 2021, at the hands of a Capitol Police officer—a federal law enforcement agency—remains fresh in the public’s mind. If federal agencies can justify the killing of a citizen, is it so far-fetched to think they might turn a blind eye to threats against a former president?

The unavoidable conclusion is that the Secret Service and the FBI, much like hostile foreign entities, might harbor intentions that are far from benevolent when it comes to Trump’s safety.

In light of these developments, I urge President Trump to pause his campaign and address the nation. He must inform the American people not only of the dangers he faces but also of the broader threat to the American system of government. Powerful domestic and global forces appear determined to undermine democracy and elevate Kamala Harris to the presidency, regardless of the consequences.