In the wake of the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner, House Speaker Mike Johnson and several lawmakers are calling for increased security measures for public officials. Johnson, who recounted his experience during the attack, emphasized the need for greater protection for former President Trump and criticized the Secret Service for its lax security during the event. Meanwhile, Congressional oversight has intensified, with calls for hearings and briefings from the Secret Service to address vulnerabilities. Many Republicans, including Senator Hawley, are demanding answers regarding the implementation of security recommendations after recent assassination attempts. The atmosphere on Capitol Hill remains tense as officials navigate the implications of the shooting, with discussions on how to better safeguard politicians becoming a priority.