Second Trump assassination attempt raises alarms about his level of security

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Security forces protecting former President Donald Trump are coming under question again after he survived a second assassination attempt within two months.

This time, it appears no bullets were fired at him as agents spotted a gunman in time to keep Trump safe, but members of Congress, including Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL), are asking how an armed man was again able to get so close to the GOP presidential nominee.

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