A new whistleblower has stepped forward, revealing shocking new information about a potential assassination attempt targeting former President Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania this past July. These revelations are casting a troubling shadow on the Secret Service’s preparedness and competence, with claims of serious failures within the agency.
Speaking to Fox News host Jesse Watters, Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley disclosed alarming details about the incident. He revealed that the lead advance agent responsible for overseeing Trump’s security during the rally had failed multiple Secret Service training exams. “What I’m learning now is that the lead advance agent, that day in Pennsylvania, this is the agent that was in charge of Trump’s entire trip in Pennsylvania, that this agent actually failed one or more of her training exams when she first joined the Secret Service,” Senator Hawley shared.
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This revelation has raised eyebrows as it appears the Secret Service was not only undermanned but also potentially staffed by underqualified individuals during Trump’s rally. The senator expressed deep concern over this failure. “The pattern that is emerging here from whistleblowers who come forward to me now over and over again is that the Trump rally was undermanned, it was understaffed, They did not have people who had experience on it,” Hawley explained.
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