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News, wherever you download your favorite podcast. Welcome to the PDB Situation Report.

I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right, let's get briefed.

In today's spotlight, a week after the failed assassination attempt on President Trump, new details have emerged

about critical security failures by the Secret Service.

Now to help us break it all down, we'll be joined by retired FBI supervisory special agent, James Gagliano.

A little later in the show, just hours after the failed attempt on Trump's life, we learned

that U.S. authorities had intelligence on a recent

Iranian plot to assassinate him. Joining us to discuss that is Richard Goldberg,

former director for countering Iranian weapons of mass destruction

for the White House National Security Council under President Trump.

And that would not fit easily on a business card.

But first, today's Situation Report Spotlight.

It's been about a week since the failed assassination attempt on President Trump

during a campaign rally in Butler County, Pennsylvania.

And as you already know, the would-be assassin Thomas Matthew

Crooks grazed Trump killed one rallygoer and critically wounded two others.

Now in the days since as facts have, we've learned of a number of critical failures

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