Secret Service Chief Prepares for Bipartisan Grilling by Congress Following Trump Assassination Attempt
Kimberly Cheatle has led the agency for less than two years, and has faced calls to resign from members of both parties in Congress.
The director of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, will face a grilling from members of Congress on Monday when she sits before the House Oversight Committee following the assassination attempt of President Trump. Several members of Congress, including Speaker Johnson, have demanded the director’s resignation.
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