The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania has sparked widespread criticism and scrutiny of the Secret Service's security measures. Former agents, including David Stutheit and Robert Caltabiano, criticized the preparedness and response, highlighting failures in securing the event's perimeter. The shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, managed to position himself on a rooftop with a clear line of sight to Trump, resulting in the death of Pennsylvania resident Corey Comperatore. The incident has led to increased security at the Republican National Convention, though some attendees like Michael Salvo and Beth Veneto feel secure with the heightened measures. Investigators continue to probe the motive behind the attack, and Congress is preparing for hearings to review the Secret Service's response.