The book breaks fresh stories derived from the work of an independent private investigator who was commissioned for the book to uncover the hidden life of the shooter.”
Fresh off their bestselling book The Unhumans, Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec are set to release Bulletproof: How a Shot Meant for Donald Trump Took Out Joe Biden, with Skyhorse Publishing in October. The book details the assassination attempt against President Donald Trump on July 13, in Butler, PA, and it's aftermath, in which President Joe Biden, a sitting president, suspended his campaign for a second term in office and "passed the torch" to his vice president, Kamala Harris.
Bulletproof marks the first complete, preliminary investigative report on the attempted assassination of President Donald J. Trump. It reconstructs a minute-by-minute parallel timeline of each step of that fateful day, for President Trump, law enforcement agencies, and the would-be assassin, and questions to official narrative, which seemed so quickly brushed under by legacy media. In the days after the assassination attempt, the Republican National Committee convened in Milwaukee, officially nominated Trump to be their presidential candidate, and brought Senator JD Vance on the ticket.
The convention came to a close on Thursday, and by Sunday, the Democrat Party had ejected their candidate Joe Biden, replaced him with Vice President Kamala Harris, and captured the news cycle. Questions continued to be raised about the attempt on Trump's life, the Secret Service response, and just what shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks' motive really was. Little has been forthcoming in that department.
But in Bulletproof, authors Posobiec and Lisec promise a more in-depth look at Crooks. The book breaks fresh stories derived from the work of an independent private investigator who was commissioned for the book to uncover the hidden life of the shooter, a 20-year-old local who attended Trump's rally on that day, climbing onto a rooftop and opening fire. His bullets fatally struck retired firefighter Corey Comperatore, wounded two other men, and could have killed Trump had he not turned his head to review a chart showing immigration facts and figures. He was grazed in the ear.
The Unhumans told fresh, historical accounts of communist revolutions, from the French terror, to the Russian Revolution, to the untold story of the Spanish Civil War and the rise of Franco, to the rise of Mae Zedong in China, and on to Soviet proxy revolutions, South Africa, and the rise of communism in the United States.
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