President Donald Trump reacted on Tuesday night to the new assassination attempt against him. This time, an armed suspect was arrested at the Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles before the president visited this location as part of his agenda.
The potential terrorist was carrying firearms, ammunition, and was monitoring the security preparations for the president. The suspect was identified as 38-year-old Jeanine Taele. The police report indicates that she was arrested while loitering around the golf course, taking photographs and surveilling the security plans of the presidential escort.
Investigators seized during the search of Taele's home a .45 caliber pistol, an AR-type rifle, a bulletproof vest, magazines, and ammunition. Multiple notebooks containing concerning statements and threats, as well as two radio signal devices, were also found.
Jeanine John Taele was arrested yesterday and his house was searched.
A new assassination attempt
Federal prosecutor Bill Essayli reported on his social media that Taele has been criminally charged and is being accused of possessing an unregistered short-barreled rifle, a felony that carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in federal prison.
Trump, who had planned to arrive in Southern California to attend a Republican National Committee event, spoke with Fox News last night to react to this incident. "The only thing that comforts me a little is that they say only transcendent presidents, and I am definitely transcendent," the mogul expressed.
In 2024, another leftist lunatic, Ryan Routh, was arrested for attempting to attack Trump at a golf course in Florida. Witnesses saw Routh aiming an AK-47 rifle from a "sniper's perch" at the escort of the then-presidential candidate, and he was found guilty in 2025 and sentenced to life in prison in February.
Aerial view of the Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles
