Secret Service director grilled on reforms after Trump assassination attempts

Published December 5, 2024 1:50pm ET



Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe faced pointed questions from House lawmakers on Thursday about actions he has taken to address threats to President-elect Donald Trump better in the wake of the two attempts on his life this year.

Testifying during a House task force’s final hearing on the assassination attempts, Rowe said that disciplinary action against agents was underway, and he listed out numerous changes he has made at the agency.

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