On Thursday on FNC's “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) revealed the results of a whistleblower investigation that showed the lead U.S. Secret Service agent who was part of the advance guard for former President Donald Trump's Butler, Pennsylvania rally failed at least one training exam.
The rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, was the site of an attempted assassination of President Trump.
“Senator Josh Holly “We're coming to you with a new whistleblower report,” host Jesse Watters said. “What are they telling you now, Senator?”
“Jesse, I just learned that the person who was the advance commander in Pennsylvania that day, the person who was in charge of Trump's entire trip through Pennsylvania, failed one or more training tests when he first joined the Secret Service,” Hawley replied. “So, Jesse, the pattern that's emerged from the whistleblowers that have come forward to me time and time again is that Trump rallies were understaffed.”
“They were understaffed. They didn't have anyone with experience,” he added. “And now we know that this advance guard may have failed one or more training tests and is not a top-notch guard. This is absurd. The fact that the secretary is not going to be honest with the American people about what's going on here is completely unacceptable and unbelievable.”
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