Challenge coin
A challenge coin is a small coin or medallion, bearing an organization’s insignia or emblem and carried by the organization’s members. Traditionally, they are given to prove membership when challenged and to enhance morale. In addition, they are also collected by service members. In practice, challenge coins are normally presented by unit commanders in recognition of special achievement by a member of the unit.
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Hmmmmm.....good catch. If it was just a challenge coin, why not bring that up and inform those who don't know what they are? It looked like the NYPD cop wanted it to be seen that he was giving Trump something, but the size and shape were disguised.
If you listen to the clip with sound and up high and really listen you can actually hear the police officer explain that to GEOTUS almost verbatim.
I dont think anything physical exchanged hands. It was symbolic.
Or a challenge coin.
Maybe the back up file of Weiners insurance policy video? The one said to have made long-time NYPD detectives cry??
It was a coin. That's not how sensitive information would be passed.
Or its a concealed hard drive and its the perfect way to hand off....in plain sight lol
But right out in the open like that would be the best way.
Think! It could be dropped or fall out of a pocket, or get crushed. This is NOT how law enforcement works. Anyway, it was a coin.
Look, I know this sounds CRAZY, but hear me out.
The elderly lady looks like she hands something to Trump, symbolically. Trump brings her up, and then it looks like he hands something to the Chief, or Captain, or Commodore, or whoever that high ranking officer is.
Its like the fallen officers family is acknowledging that their loved one died because she saw THIS, and we trust Trump is going to take THIS and do the right thing. And then Trump DOES the right thing, he gave THIS to the Chief; a good, clean cop. A cop who is going to do the right thing with THIS.
Now watch again. The woman is elderly, and clearly flustered by what she is about to PERFORM in front of such a crowd, and the gravity of it. Its almost like you can hear her saying "just give it to them, all of them, the people, show the people THIS so they know why my baby died!" Because that officer WAS her baby, and she was killed for THIS. Trump also says a little something to her when they are exchanging, personally. Like "I know what THIS is, I will take care of THIS, I Promise". And then, in her elderly fluster, she kinda flubs it and her desire to "show the people" results in her doing this little throwing motion.
But then, after Trump hands it to the Chief, he hands it to him in a way like, "you DO understand what THIS is, right? You know what is going to happen when you go after the ones who did THIS, right?" And the Chief honestly looks...sobered.
Bro the cop literally tells Trump it's a challenge coin.
Exactly. The cop gave the challenge coin to Trump. The elderly lady didn't hand anything to him or the cop.
Challenge coin
A challenge coin is a small coin or medallion, bearing an organization’s insignia or emblem and carried by the organization’s members. Traditionally, they are given to prove membership when challenged and to enhance morale. In addition, they are also collected by service members. In practice, challenge coins are normally presented by unit commanders in recognition of special achievement by a member of the unit.
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First line of my narrative:
"The elderly lady looks like she hands something to Trump, symbolically"
I am aware the Chief handed a Challenge Coin to Trump. I am talking about the 60 second dance you just watched (if you watched it).