Lawmakers Question Secret Service After Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting

In the aftermath of Saturday’s shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the Secret Service director faced tough questions from lawmakers about the agency’s security planning for the event. The Trump administration has ordered a review of security procedures while investigators work to determine exactly how the incident unfolded. Republicans and Democrats traded blame on whether the heated political rhetoric in the weeks leading up to the dinner played a role in motivating the attacker. Congressional questioning centered on the agency’s preparations and whether new measures are needed to better protect attendees and public officials at high-profile events. Ed O’Keefe reports.