Nitowitz/NCAVF 1st Butler Synch - National Center for Audio & Video Forensics

These are excellent synchs, maybe the best I've seen, and I believe this was the first anyone did. Although he didn't get Dayve running down the fence line in either.
Longer second version:
https://rumble.com/v5e86xh-butler-rally-synch-by-the-national-center-for-audio-and-visual-forensics-.html
Interview w/ Chanel Rion
https://rumble.com/v5e86ii-full-interview-w-audio-visual-forensics-expert-david-nitowitz-on-butler-sho.html

Nitowitz:
"What really happened during the Trump assassination attempt? We saw bits and pieces, which added to the confusion. I created a clear and complete timeline of events using the available footage. This is the first video of its kind. Here’s the revealing truth I found. A thread 🧵

It took 1 minute and 26 seconds from when we heard people first see the shooter and alert the police that he was on the roof until he took the first shot at Trump. Meaning, the police had nearly one and a half minutes to act but did not.

We see the exact moment the suspect takes his first shot at the former president. To my knowledge, my video allows you to view this for the first time.

It then took 3 seconds for the Secret Service to reach Trump, and then after 1 minute and 12 seconds, Trump raises his fist and starts yelling “Fight! Fight!” while the crowd cheers “USA! USA!”

My conclusion: Fragmented pieces of the story of the Trump assassination attempt were not enough. It was critical to synchronize the footage to determine who is at fault. It’s clear: The police & Secret Service did not respond quickly when people were yelling about the shooter.

We aren’t yet sure what this means or who exactly is to blame. More video footage will come out so that we can see the whole picture and discover the truth.

But having this timeline gives us some additional insight into the story. I will continue to keep my eye on it and adjust it according to the new information that arises

Thank you to my video sources: @cspan, @tmz, @YWN, @donaldjtrumpjr, @dailymail, and the citizens who posted their footage to social media.

NY Times just interviewed me. Fun stuff. One thing no one realizes, and that I only realized after we synchronized a bunch of clips, is that the video posted by TMZ actually shows the shooter taking his first shot.

Since creating this initial master synch, several more important clips have been made available by those who recorded them. We are in the process of adding these videos into the timeline and we will make the new version available in the coming days. Stay tuned.."