Secret Service Director Sean Curran claimed he’s spent more time with President Donald Trump “more than anybody else in my life.”
Trump was the target of two assassination attempts just months ahead of the November election. The head of the Secret Service at the time resigned following the first attempt, and Trump named Curran to run the service upon his inauguration. Curran was among the Secret Service officers with Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July when a bullet struck Trump in the ear.
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