The House Oversight Committee is set to question Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle regarding an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, amidst increasing bipartisan calls for her resignation. Critics, including Rep. Michael Cloud, argue that Cheatle's failure to step down is concerning, given allegations of inadequate training and resource allocation for Trump's security detail. Reports have surfaced indicating that the Secret Service denied requests for additional protection for Trump leading up to the incident, contradicting previous agency statements. Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has emphasized the need for accountability, stating that the agency's failures represent a significant crisis for its operations. The hearing, expected to last six hours, will explore these discrepancies and assess the Secret Service's decision-making processes. As the scrutiny intensifies, Cheatle faces mounting pressure from both parties to address the agency's failures and improve its security protocols.