Susan Crabtree

was pushing back.

She was directly overseeing the Secret Service and was pushing back on DHS under Kristi Noem, providing some oversight to the reforms after several incidents that I reported on, you know, the Code Pink incident where they got too close to Trump in that restaurant nearby the White House.

I reported on people

agents falling asleep on the job at the UN General Assembly, the fact that Melania rode up that escalator that was stalled.

There was a celebration of Charlie Kirk's assassination by a Secret Service agent.

Most recently, two sex scandals, one broken by James O'Keefe.

The one I broke was last weekend, where I asked the White House, do they still have

full confidence in Sean Curran, did not get a usable response back on that.

This has been time and time again, failure after failure.

And from what I understand, Kristi Noem was trying to do something about it, wanted to put a political chief of staff, sorry, chief counsel in after the one that Sean Curran chose crashed and burned, literally was in pretending to be an officer and got pushed out by the White House.

There's just been so many incidents.

I cannot even list them all here for you.

But it's the DEI is alive and well in the Secret Service.

And you layer on top of that this sort of culture of corruption that I've been reporting about since 2012 with the prostitution scandal.

And it's just still needs serious reforms.

And for some reason, Congress is not doing its job.

That's the director of the Secret Service.

You have Deputy Director Quinn, Matt Quinn.

He has a cat background.

He has counter-assault.