Acting Secret Service director says he 'cannot defend' why roof in Trump rally shooting was not secured

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Trump said Monday evening that he expected that interview to take place on Thursday.
46% : But the bulk of the questions Tuesday are expected to be directed at Rowe as lawmakers demand answers about how Crooks was able to get so close to Trump.
45% : In a Monday night interview on Fox News, Trump defended the Secret Service agents who protected him from the shooting but said someone should have been on the roof with Crooks and that there should have been better communication with local police.
38% : At her hearing last week, Cheatle said the Secret Service had "failed" in its mission to protect Trump.
33% : Investigators believe Crooks fired eight shots in Trump's direction from an AR-style rifle after scaling the roof of a building of some 135 meters (147 yards) from where Trump was speaking in Butler, Pennsylvania.
26% : The FBI also said that Trump has agreed to be interviewed by agents as a crime victim; the bureau said last week that the former president had been struck in the ear by a bullet or fragment of one.
22% : Cheatle said she apologized to Trump in a phone call after the assassination attempt.

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