Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Darin Gaub told Newsmax on Monday that the actions of former President Donald Trump’s would-be assassin to cover his tracks online is “suspicious.”

Gaub joined “American Agenda” to discuss Florida GOP Rep. Mike Waltz’s assertions last week that Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, used foreign encrypted messaging accounts in Belgium, New Zealand, and Germany.

“Look at the 20-year-olds of today, and how many of them don’t have a digital footprint unless they deliberately go around and somehow trying to erase it? And by the way, nothing on the internet is ever truly erased,” Gaub said. “So that seems, to me, to be suspicious that he’s able to get away for this long without any kind of motive, without any kind of information further coming about him in general.”

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