Topic - Ronald Rowe

The agency had already enhanced protective operations for Mr. Trump, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and their running mates after the July assassination attempt and was burning through a lot of resources, said Ronald Rowe, who was the Secret Service's acting director at the time.

Secret Service set to get funding boost in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' →

“We are clarifying the policy about who is in charge,” he said, admitting it did not work as intended with the team in Butler.

House task force recommends Secret Service improvements after probing Trump assassination attempts →