Federal leaders are demanding answers following a second assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, which occurred at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. House Speaker Mike Johnson and other lawmakers are investigating the adequacy of Secret Service protection, with bipartisan calls for enhanced security measures. President Biden emphasized the need for increased resources for the Secret Service, stating, "the Secret Service needs more help" amid scrutiny about the agency's capability to protect Trump. Former federal officials and Congress members argue that Trump's security should be elevated to that of a sitting president, given the severe threats he faces, including a foiled plot by a suspected Iranian agent. Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw noted that Trump's current protection is limited compared to a sitting president, highlighting systemic failures in security protocols. The political climate surrounding these threats has raised concerns about radicalization and political violence, prompting ongoing scrutiny of the Secret Service's effectiveness.