Recent investigations into the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump reveal significant lapses by the Secret Service. Leaked texts indicate that counter-snipers were aware of the would-be assassin, Thomas Crooks, 90 minutes before the attack but failed to act. Additionally, the Secret Service did not utilize local police radios, undermining their coordination during the rally. Videos from witnesses show Crooks moving on the roof before the shooting, raising questions about the agency's effectiveness in protecting Trump. Furthermore, a report from the DHS Office of Inspector General highlights potential cover-ups related to the January 6 pipe bomb incident involving Kamala Harris and the Secret Service. These revelations have fueled public skepticism about the integrity of both the Secret Service and federal agencies, such as the FBI and CIA, which continue to face scrutiny for their handling of such critical incidents.