Secret Service director grilled on reforms after Trump assassination attempts - Washington Examiner

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53% : Rowe also said a "paradigm shift" has occurred at the agency that has included a higher level of protection for Trump; expanded use of unmanned aerial systems, such as drones; expanded use of ballistic countermeasures, such as bulletproof glass; and more training for agents.
46% : At the event, Thomas Crooks climbed atop a building fewer than 200 yards from Trump and opened fire while the president-elect was speaking to the crowd.
46% : CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERTrump has been, according to reports, weighing candidates to lead the Secret Service, signaling he could be preparing to replace Rowe.
33% : Rowe recently unsuccessfully attempted to meet with Trump, CNN reported.
32% : The agents said Rowe should not have been positioned closer to Trump and President Joe Biden than the agent who was in charge of protecting them that day, Fallon said.
25% : Fallon yelled that Rowe would be replaced "come Jan. 20" when Trump takes office.
20% : The shocking outburst between the two led to Fallon accusing Rowe of trying to keep his post as the head of the Secret Service by appearing in close proximity to Trump at the memorial.
19% : Routh now faces charges of attempting to assassinate Trump.

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