Secret Service

A laptop containing confidential information about the Hillary Clinton email investigation has been stolen from a Secret Service agent, according to the NYPD.  The laptop contained floor plans for Trump Tower, information about Clinton’s email investigation and other top-secret information. According to NYPD, police have been searching for the laptop since it was stolen from an agents car on Thursday morning in Brooklyn. Nydailynews.com reports: NYPD cops were assisting in the investigation but had scant information on exactly what’s on the laptop, sources said.

A former Secret Service agent has warned that Donald Trump is not safe in the White House and has urged the President to get out of danger’s way.  Dan Bongino, who served under both Presidents Bush and Obama, issued a warning to Trump on Saturday, claiming that President Trump “is not secure in the White House right now as it stands.” Commenting on Friday night’s breach of the White House complex, Bongino warned: “If one guy with a backpack and Omar Gonzales with a bad knee could get near the residence of the White House, can you tell me with a straight face that a forty-man tactical assaul

Shortly before midnight last night, with President Trump in residence, Secret Service arrested a backpack-carrying man who breached security by scaling a fence near the south entrance to The White House.

The Washington Post reports, the person scaled a White House fence Friday night and was arrested on the grounds of the presidential residence, according to the U.S. Secret Service.

Submitted by Mac Slavo via SHTFPlan.com,

(Pictured: Secret Service Denver District Chief Kerry O’Grady)

As the last line of defense for the leader of the world, America’s Secret Service agents are tasked with risking their lives and even standing in the way of a bullet should it be headed towards the President.

But after a tumultuous election year some in the agency are not prepared to do their sworn duty.

Kellyanne Conway - arguably Trump's most recognizable aide - has been assigned Secret Service protection after receiving threats against her life, presumably from tolerant anti-Trump protesters.

.@KellyannePolls talks to @HardballChris about receiving death threats and the need to end incendiary rhetoric https://t.co/wF6jv1b8nl

— Hardball (@hardball) December 9, 2016