Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., slammed a briefing senators received from Secret Service on Wednesday, claiming the information he was provided had already been reported on the news prior.
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., said the Secret Service's briefing to senators on the assassination attempt against former President Trump was 'completely worthless.' He claimed in an interview with Fox News Digital that the information provided to lawmakers on the shooting could be summed up 'in two minutes.' However, 'that took them an hour to explain to us.
FLASHBACK: A LOOK AT DONALD TRUMP'S REMARKS AT THE 2016, 2020 REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS During the agency's briefing, only four senators were permitted to ask questions, another senator told Fox News Digital. The information was so minimal that Marshall remarked there wasn't anything 'that wasn't said on the news the day before.
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