The Trump shooter was recognized as a danger before the attack but went unnoticed in the crowd

Investigation into Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump: New Revelations and Calls for Accountability

The attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump has sparked outrage and calls for accountability after it was revealed that the Secret Service had identified the attacker as suspicious before the shooting but lost sight of him. Lawmakers were briefed on the security lapses that occurred leading up to the attack, including the gunman’s visits to the site and searches on his phone for symptoms of a depressive disorder.

Multiple Republican senators criticized the lack of transparency from investigators and demanded the resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle. Senator Marsha Blackburn expressed her appall at the Secret Service’s failure to prevent the attack, while Senator Mike Lee called for immediate leadership changes within the agency.

Investigators revealed that the 20-year-old gunman was spotted on the roof of a building 20 minutes before opening fire on Trump, and was quickly taken down by Secret Service snipers. Despite the quick response, questions remain about the motive behind the attack as FBI Director Chris Wray confirmed that no motive has been identified yet.

Calls for accountability have only intensified as House Speaker Mike Johnson announced plans to open an investigation into the security failures surrounding the assassination attempt. With Ms. Cheatle scheduled to testify before Congress next week, the American people are eager to get the answers they deserve and ensure that such lapses in security are not repeated in the future.

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