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Dirty 1: New Details About Trump's Assassination Attempt
This is the Mojo in the Morning podcast, powered by Michigan Auto Law, auto accident attorneys. Visit autolaw.com. That's autolaw.com. Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. Uh, Shannon, the dirty on the 30 right now, and what is trending this morning? Well, by now, we all know former President Donald Trump was injured Saturday evening during his rally in Pennsylvania, and what the FBI says was absolutely in a session. They're also calling it a potential act of domestic terrorism, a gunman and one Trump supporter, a loving dad, and we'll dive into just exactly who he was, our dead this morning, two other attendees left critically injured. This is the moment when shots rang out. If you want to really see something that said, take a look at what happened. Trump sat on social media. The bullet hit the upper part of his right ear. Now, early yesterday, the FBI identified the shooter as a 20 year old young man named Thomas Matthew Crooks from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. This is a former classmate of his. I didn't have any interaction with him, but he was, uh, like a kid that was always alone. He was always bullied, uh, every day he was just in how cast secret service agents fatally shot Crooks who shot at Trump from a nearby rooftop. Now investigators believe the weapon had been purchased by this kid's dad at least six months ago, and so federal agents are still working to understand when and how his son obtained the gun and they're trying to gather some additional information about the motive here. He also did have some explosives that were found in his car in an address to the nation yesterday. President Biden once again condemning Saturday's violence. Trump president was shot, an American citizen killed, all simply exercising his freedom to support the candidate of his choosing. We cannot. We must not go down this road in America. We've traveled before throughout our history violence has never been the answer. Check in this story. Cause I saw this last night when I was going to bed on the news, uh, that the FBI is doing the investigation. Like you said, but they can't get into his phone. I guess his phone is in a Quantico, New Jersey or not, Quantico, New Jersey, Quantico, Virginia. I guess that's where, you know, where FBI headquarters is and supposedly they can't get in his phone, which I found when I did that story and I ended up falling asleep so I didn't hear the mend of thing. They said that they were having, I thought that they, I thought there's ways that you can get into these phones. Like, but, you know, it's in, you know, you ever have a loved one or whatever that dies and you can't get into their stuff, but I guess that it's been a struggle for them. And they're trying to figure out like what websites and things like that that he visited by going to it. Yeah. Very interesting. So much more on what happened over the weekend throughout the morning. Actress, Shannon Doherty has died at the age of 53. After years of bravely battling cancer, she was best known for her roles in Beverly Hills 902 and L and Tarm, she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 was just really open and vulnerable about her battle undergoing a mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation during her fight. I'm present and more in the moment than I ever have been in my life and I'm just thankful and feel blessed that like I have today. She passed on Saturday surrounded by loved ones, her charmed co-star Alyssa Milano writing on social media. It is no secret that Shannon and I had a complicated relationship at its core. She was someone I deeply respected and was in awe of. And there were several other big celebrity deaths over the weekend. Fitness guru Richard Simmons passed away the famed Dr. Ruth, that iconic sex therapist. She passed away. I mean, she was 90 six years old Dr. Ruth and Richard Simmons were the best radio guests you could ever have on the air. I was going to say we had them on a few times. Oh, they would, you know, even Dr. here in Dr. Ruth, here in like an 80 year old woman talking about, uh, uh, pleasuring, uh, the woman and stuff like that. Well, she really normalized the words penis and vagina. She always said, don't ever be ashamed of any question you have, don't ever be ashamed of anything you're into. That was her kind of motto. Richard Simmons, by the way, they say that celebrities die in threes. They died in threes this weekend for sure. Those are three huge names that ended up, I didn't know that, that, uh, breast cancer still, you know, takes your life. Like a, like 53 years old, I always thought that there was some treatments for that. She went into remission that came back. Oh, it's awful. Yeah. And it's, by the way, it's so important, obviously, to do early detection, uh, and make sure that you're, you're, you're treating that I get so mad my, my poor mom never did that. My mom ended up dying. That was what she died from. Yeah. And I remember my dad just being so upset because my dad was a doctor, if anybody didn't know that, but it drove him crazy that his own wife died. Would it go get a mammogram? It wouldn't get a mammogram. Yeah. All right. All right. For all of today's 30 catch up on the podcasts on the free I heart radio app or motor in the morning.com. What are you going to say? Sorry, Kev. No, sorry. No, go ahead. I got time. I've never heard anybody say celebrities die threes. You never heard that before? Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's like never heard it. Yeah. Like if you, if, in, which is kind of weird, because when you have like one or two that die, you're like, Oh, wait a second, but they always say that celebrities die in threes. There's like celebrity death pools. If you go, go online to celebrity death pool and then we'll tell you like which celebrities they think are most likely to die next. I'll take your word for it. Hey, we'll be right back. 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