House Task Force Intensifies Probe into Trump Assassination Attempt

Lawmakers demand extensive records and interviews from DHS and Secret Service to uncover security failures at July rally.

The bipartisan task force seeks documents detailing security preparations and responses during the attack on Trump.
Requests include interviews with Secret Service personnel and access to transcribed interviews already conducted.
Four Republican members were absent during the task force's site visit to Butler, Pennsylvania, where the shooting occurred.
The investigation aims to identify lapses and prevent future security breaches at presidential events.
The task force has a deadline of December 13 to produce a final report, with interim reports expected along the way.