Carol Leonnig with Andrea Mitchell on the Rise and Fall of the Secret Service
About the Event:
Despite its longstanding reputation for courage and excellence, the modern day Secret Service is troubled by secrets, scandals, and shortcomings. In Zero Fail, Washington Post National Investigative Reporter Carol Leonnig uncovers the history of this elite, highly trained until: from the Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations to the mismanagement of the Obama and Trump years. Join Leonning for a conversation, moderated by NBC News Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell, about the rise and fall of the Secret Service.
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