Wiles Under Fire: Secret Service Review After President's Close Call

0:00On April 28th, White House Chief of Staff Suzy Wiles is catching heat for a major security slip-up at the Washington Hilton, an armed 31-year-old named Cole Thomas Allen rushed to checkpoint during a dinner where President Trump was speaking inside. He shot a Secret Service agent in the entrance before agents took him down. Wiles oversees the Secret Service and was not at the event on Saturday. She's now ordered a full review to understand how this guy got so close to the President. This marks at least the third series threat on Trump since his second term started. Insiders and supporters are furious, pointing fingers straight at Wiles for repeated failures in protection. A former official called it an epic breakdown, saying the perimeter should have been airtight. Many feel she's dodged blame too long. Online, hardcore MAGA voices are demanding her immediate firing, blasting the lack of shields in tight security. They're saying no one got the boot after past closed calls, and it's putting Trump in real danger.

1:00As calls grow louder, the review mikes shake things up, but pressure on Wiles shows no signs of letting up anytime soon. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.