House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, has expressed worries about the security of U.S. and world leaders visiting the country in the aftermath of the recent failed assassination attempt against former President Trump. The incident has raised questions about the safety measures in place for high-profile figures, including President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
McCaul highlighted the security lapses at Trump's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where the assassination attempt took place, as a cause for concern. He emphasized the need for heightened security protocols to protect leaders during public appearances.
