Florida Governor Ron DeSantis accused the federal government of obstructing state investigations into two recent assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump, claiming federal agents are not cooperating with state authorities. Meanwhile, Trump was forced to cancel a campaign rally in Wisconsin due to alleged insufficient security resources from the Secret Service, raising concerns about the agency's ability to protect him during the campaign. A Senate interim report highlighted significant failures by the Secret Service during a July assassination attempt, revealing that credible threats were not communicated properly among agents. Senator Josh Hawley expressed frustration over the agency's lack of preparedness and coordination with local law enforcement during the Butler, Pennsylvania rally. Additionally, the Biden administration is reportedly stonewalling Congress's investigation into the first assassination attempt, as revealed by a bipartisan Senate report. These developments underscore ongoing tensions surrounding Trump's security and the implications for his presidential campaign.