Recent reports and whistleblower accounts have raised serious questions regarding the Secret Service's ability to protect former President Donald Trump following two recent assassination attempts. A damning report released by Sen. Josh Hawley highlights a 'pattern of negligence' and failures on the part of the Secret Service before the first attempt on Trump's life, with officials allegedly telling locals they would 'take care of' the security situation. Additional investigations indicate that lawmakers were aware of the suspect's strange behavior leading up to the shootings, yet adequate precautions were not taken. The Biden-Harris administration has faced accusations of 'stonewalling' and lacking transparency in the ongoing investigation into these security lapses, according to multiple Democratic senators. Amidst calls for increased resources and immediate action to bolster Trump’s security, the Senate and House are preparing to release their interim reports detailing the findings, which are expected to shock the public and expose significant security breakdowns during critical events. The series of failed protections has prompted renewed scrutiny into the capabilities and management of the Secret Service, igniting a debate on the adequacy of current security measures for high-profile figures.