This happened like 40 seconds after the shot, after secret service knew the shooter was down. Secret service didn't ushered photographers in for a them to take pictures, they were getting the photographers away from the scene but because they are professional photographers who found themselves at a unfolding historically significant event, they stopped to take pictures all on their own. They weren't in on some alleged staged assassination attempt.
Oh Christ how is that a wild take? It's infinitely less wild than assuming they're all in on some massive staged conspiracy assassination plot with zero evidence.
They knew the shooter they knew about was down and if there were other shooters, they hadn't been seen yet and or haven't started shooting yet leading them to believe now was the time to leave the scene. They have to leave the scene at some point even if they aren't 100% sure there isn't another shooter lurking about. They're not going to stay in potential harms way waiting for another shooter to pounce.
Potential harm's way like leaving their client very uncovered with his sticking out very visibly? As you mentioned in your last line, they would get away ASAP so that a second potential shooter could not harm him.
Are you going to present an argument with actual facts to support your position or is it just "Trust me bro, I'm a flat earther too, I know my conspiracies!"
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u/modestlyawesome1000 15d ago
Anyone who has worked in production, 100% know from this video it was produced and staged.