Jack Posobiec was fired up on Monday's episode of Human Events Daily after it was revealed that would-be Donald Trump assassin Ryan Routh had written a letter offering $150,000 to "whomever can complete the job" if he failed to kill the former president. The host called it Routh's "$150,000 bounty on Donald Trump's head."

Posobiec questioned how anyone is supposed to believe that Routh acted as a "lone wolf" in the assassination attempt, as authorities have stated, when he somehow has access to $150,000 that he can pay someone while in custody. Posobiec also reiterated that Routh recruited foreign fighters for Ukraine and was able to "fly from Ukraine to Istanbul to Taipei, then back to the United States, back to Honolulu, back to Greensboro, North Carolina, and then all the way down to West Palm Beach, Florida."

The host also questioned why the DOJ made this information public and allowed left-wing mainstream media to amplify it to the masses before revealing that he was made aware of the bounty last Friday from personal sources. He divulged that the money was "not necessarily associated with Ryan Routh" and that security organizations around the world are taking the bounty very seriously.

Posobiec contemplated that perhaps "security communications have been compromised" as this was the second assassination attempt on Trump to take place within a span of 3 months, with the first being on July 13. He reminded viewers that Matt Gaetz dropped a bombshell last week that there are 5 assassination teams currently targeting Trump, which is why the GOP presidential candidate has to use "leftist glass" during his campaign appearances.

Turning his attention back to Routh specifically, Posobiec questioned if the would-be assassin wrote multiple letters for different scenarios and outcomes and the letter that has been divulged to the public is the "failure letter."

"There's more letters out there," Posobiec stated before questioning, "Did he write a letter in case he failed, and a letter in case he succeeded? Did he do this as a dead drop? Was this on a dead man's trigger? So the idea being that he thought he would die in a shootout, succeed, and this would be it, and the information on the bounty would continue. Why is that the letter that the DOJ released? Why aren't they telling us the truth about what was really going on? Why aren't they telling us where the $150,000 are coming from? Why was it that this guy was able to case the joint at Mar a Lago and Trump International West Palm Beach for a month, for a month, with impunity, and then get within one golf course hole of shooting Donald Trump through the head?"

Watch the full episode below.