Former President Donald Trump has highlighted vulnerabilities in his Secret Service protection while indicating he will continue golfing despite security risks. He expressed the need for more agents on his detail, acknowledging that golfing presents challenges for his security. Meanwhile, whistleblower allegations have emerged, suggesting that the Secret Service failed to follow standard protocols during a recent assassination attempt at Trump's golf course in Florida. Senator Josh Hawley reported that agents did not secure known vulnerable areas, allowing a gunman to remain undetected for 12 hours. Acting Director Ronald Rowe defended the Secret Service's response, stating that Trump's visit was not scheduled and necessitated a last-minute security plan. The incident has sparked bipartisan frustration and discussions regarding the adequacy of presidential protection funding and management.