The former Secret Service director who resigned in the wake of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump has pushed back on a Senate report accusing her of lying to Congress. Kimberly Cheatle issued a rare statement on Sunday countering a report by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that detailed what it described as “stunning failures” in protecting Trump at his rally in Butler,

President Donald Trump still faces a plethora of threats, ranging from violent extremists backed by proxy groups, to domestic actors inspired to incite violence amid heightened political rhetoric, according to experts.

Kimberly A. Cheatle, who resigned after Donald J. Trump was grazed by a bullet as a candidate a year ago, pushed back against findings in a Senate report released on Sunday.

Former Secret Service Director Kimberley Cheatle was adamant that she directed “additional assets to be provided” for President Trump’s Butler, Pa., rally a year ago and refuted

Susie Wiles, Trump's Chief of Staff, recalled the Butler assassination attempt on Wednesday and said she thought President Trump was dead at first.

July 13 marks one year since the FBI said Thomas Crooks fired 8 rounds at Donald Trump and rallygoers, killing one man and grazing Trump's ear.