Experts Question Security Gaps After Trump Assassination Bid; Secret Service Faces Rising Criticism

The US Secret Service maintains confidence in its security plans for the Republican National Convention, despite recent criticism following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Audrey Gibson-Cicchino of the Secret Service assures that no changes are expected in their plans. However, the FBI and Milwaukee Police face scrutiny for lapses that allowed the attacker, despite having minimal training, to get dangerously close. Experts and public figures, including Elon Musk and Speaker Mike Johnson, are calling for accountability and suggesting that additional security measures, like drones, could have prevented the incident.