>. . The incident reveals multiple breaches and raises serious concerns. >First, agents do not leave their posts, ever. Not for a bathroom break or a phone call, let alone to disappear into a private room for a considerable amount of time to nurse a baby. How did this happen? What is the workplace environment that would lead the agent to think this was okay? >Second, was this agent in the field providing protection duty while pregnant? And if so, did that result in additional protocol breaches and threats to protectees? >How was she able to bring an infant into an event while on duty, and how was she able to sneak unvetted relatives to the event without going through security? >Why was an agent allowed to accept an assignment that placed her in a situation that required duties she was unable to perform and fulfill? >Why is the Secret Service calling a concerning breach of security a “personal matter?” >And, most concerning, the mission of the Secret Service is quite literally life or death so who is picking these specific people to be on President Trump’s detail? >Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam eviscerated the agent and the agency during an interview on Fox News. . . [Video Only](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnI6bHP-mfE) [Archive](https://archive.today/kzhjh)