But the long and short of it is this.

Coming out of Butler, I have ordered a paradigm shift.

The Secret Services protective methodologies work, and they are sound.

And we saw that yesterday.

But the way we are positioned right now in this dynamic threat environment,

it has given me guidance to say, you know what,

we need to look at what our protective methodology is. We need to get out of a reactive model

and get to a readiness model. The acting director of the Secret Service calling for changes to the

agency following Sunday's apparent assassination

attempt on Donald Trump. We'll bring you the very latest in that investigation. Meanwhile,

the former president and his running mate are blaming the rhetoric from Democrats for the latest

attempt on his life. But it's their lives about Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio,

that are having a real impact on that community

as threats of violence continue to shut down schools there.

We'll get into all of that straight ahead. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, September 17th.

I'm John Thlemere. Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin this morning with the latest developments surrounding the apparent

assassination attempt against Donald Trump. According to the federal criminal complaint,

the suspect, 58-year-old Ryan Ruth, was in the area of Trump's West Palm Beach golf course

for about 12 hours before the Secret Service spotted him on Sunday and then opened fire.

Authority said that Ruth did not fire a shot, nor did he have a clear line of sight to shoot

at Trump. According to investigators, he had a loaded SKS semi-automatic rifle with a scope,

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