President Donald Trump administered the oath of office to fresh Secret Service Director Sean Curran on Monday night at the White House.
Curran formerly served as the head of Trump’s Secret Service information and physically shielded the chairman with his body following the failed attempt on Trump’s living in Butler, Pennsylvania, next summer.
Curran was photographed standing to Trump’s left as the leader, dripping body from his face, was rushed from the stage in Butler with his elbow raised in the air.
The fresh Secret Service producer faced tough questioning about the Secret Service’s steps on and leading up to the Butler death test during his Senate confirmation hearing last month. That event led to significant changes within the company, and Curran has stated continued enhancements to the Secret Service as a core foundation of his quest as chairman.
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” I brought in an outside expert from the intelligence community to take a look at our brains apparatus”, he told politicians at the time. ” I feel that strongly about what we are doing and where I want to take our brains divisions to — and that’s why I brought a true expert from the knowledge area to take a look at that and advise me on how we can do things differently and develop more relationships with the ICE area. It’s that crucial”.
Curran also made an appearance at Trump’s target to a joint session of Congress next Tuesday night. At the time, Curran made D. J. Daniel, a 13-year-old tumor person who dreams of being a police officer, an honourable Secret Service part.
