McCaul Warns of Dangers at White House Dinner

0:00On April 26, Republican Michael McCall from Texas went on CNN Sunday and said the secret service needs to rethink letting both President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance show up at big events like the White House Correspondence Association dinner. This came right after a shooting the night before and he worried about the risks. At that dinner, Trump, Vance, and House Speaker Mike Johnson sat together at the head table. McCall pointed out that if an explosive device had gone off, it would take out the top three in the line of presidential succession. Reactions poured in quick with McCall stressing how dangerous that set up was. Next up after them would be Senate President Pro Temporary Chuck Grassley stepping in as president, which nobody wants to test. The administration pushed back, saying they won't back down from these events. A spokesperson named Blanche noted everyone stayed safe that night thanks to solid law enforcement work. Security talks like this keep heating up after close calls so expect more changes coming down the line to protect the chain of command. That's

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