Dallas Alexander Alleges That Trump's Sho5ter Can Be This Close Without Help From Agencies or Organisations

I have no doubts the sh0oter had help from an agency, an organization or the government - Sniper who holds world record for longest k!ll weighs in on Trump sh0oting (video)

Dallas Alexander, who spent 14 years in a sniper team for the Canadian military doing close protection for major world leaders including the Canadian prime minister, said in a video that the 20-year-old who opened fire at the former president's rally Saturday night definitely had help from the inside.

Crooks laid down on the roof of a building just 130 yards from where Trump was speaking in full view of his supporters as he fired towards the stage.

The veteran whose team holds the world record for longest confirmed sniper kill claims Donald Trump's shooter 'had help' as he weighed in on the assassination attempt of the former American president because without their help, he could he could not have been that close and precised considering the distance. I have no doubts the sh0oter had help from an agency, an organization or the government - Sniper who holds world record for longest k!ll weighs in on Trump sh0oting (video)

Alexander says he should not have been able to get that close.

'You cannot, in broad daylight, get onto a rooftop within, what looked like a couple hundred yards if that [of the president]. You can't get in that position with a gun when there's a president speaking.

'It cannot be done,' Alexander insisted.

'Like, you don't even have to be a sniper - it's the most f****** obvious thing, most obvious place in the whole world.

'You could be like a seventh-grader - like "What do we have to do for security?" Well, let's look at these rooftops that are almost within zeroing range of a rifle,' he joked.

'So something happened, and I'm not pointing fingers at anyone. It's just too obvious that this guy had help getting there.

'So whether it's someone turned a blind eye or it was strategically planned, it had to be planned to a certain level, because events like that, security like that, it's not a small thing - and that is an obvious place to be.'

Alexander went on to say that he would find it 'very weird' that if 'someone is good enough to stalk within 200 yards of one of the hardest-to-stalk targets in the whole world,' they would not miss the shot.

'Like if you have the skill set to get in there, avoiding all these security, all different layers of security, then you will have the skillset to hit that first round,' he explained.