Iran's gun for hire: Man who plotted to kill Trump pictured

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

32% : Unless she's on the first floor, and you kick that s**t in and then, then, you know, and let's assume you kick it in on the first try.'Trump has been a target of Iran assassination threats since he ordered the strike that killed Soleimani, the leader of the brutal Iranian Quds ForcesOne of the weapons the hitmen allegedly bought for the assassinationRivera appeared to get increasingly frustrated with the assignment and how much the expenses were adding up.
29% : He was told if he could not come up with a plan in this timeframe, the attempt would be put on the back burner until after the election, because officials in Iran assumed Trump would lose the election and then have less protection.
28% : Then in September he was told to focus on assassinating Trump instead, but by then had flipped to the FBI and sold out Rivera on Thursday.
23% : They were promised $100,000 to do surveillance on Alinejad and later kill her, and would have gone after Trump too if the plot wasn't put on hold.
23% : Vega did not answer the door at their two-storey home in Staten Island on FridayThe FBI believed this to mean Iran already spent money trying to kill Trump, so what was a little more if it got the job done.

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