The Secret Service is facing intense scrutiny following the recent attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a 20-year-old gunman fired shots at Trump during a rally. Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner highlights the critical security lapses and suggests potential changes within the Secret Service. Various reports point to significant failures in security protocols, such as delayed response times, conflicting accounts of the incident, and the presence of multiple shooters, prompting calls for thorough investigations and accountability. Contradictory statements from Secret Service officials and local authorities raise questions about the handling of the event and the need for comprehensive security reforms moving forward.