Secret Service Cheatle admits to using encryption devices to communicate | LiveNOW FOX

“There are people who are in the government – even who are outside of the government – who can work to exploit that information that those accounts would convey,” she added.
The House Committee On Oversight and Accountability has scheduled a hearing for Monday with Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, who is facing criticism and calls to resign from lawmakers over her agency's handling of the Trump rally shooting last weekend in Pennsylvania.

The hearing, titled "Oversight of the U.S. Secret Service and the Attempted Assassination of President Donald J. Trump," is set to unfold on Capitol Hill beginning at 10 a.m. ET Monday.

Cheatle is refusing to resign, but House Speaker Mike Johnston told FOX Business on Thursday that he is prepared to call on President Biden to fire her.

“Continuity of operations is paramount during a critical incident and U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has no intentions to step down. She deeply respects members of Congress and is fiercely committed to transparency in leading the Secret Service through the internal investigation and strengthening the agency through lessons learned in these important internal and external reviews,” Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement late Wednesday.

Cheatle was confronted by senators who were demanding answers when she showed up at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee this week.

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[josesuayandds]

She sounds guilty, not just incompetent.

[lindayunk]

The wife of the killed Firefighter should sue Miss Cheatle personally for her incompetence and wrongful death!

[linjubar]

Using her personal device instead of her government issued one, is a big red flag.

[deetergee]

The secret service's behavior before the assassination attempt, as well as her testimony and statements afterwards go beyond incompetence. It is suspicious.

[Jay-qmsf]

The more I watch this thing and her hateful attitude and refusal to answer questions, the more I think she was complicit in the attack on Trump.

[kimberlymuldowney]

The ONLY FAILURE that she speaks to is that she knows THEY failed in carrying out the mission which was ASSASSINATION.

[mudderjen]

She is dirty and needs to be fully investigated. ALL of her communications need to be subpoenaed!!!

[magnuspym]

That's a Hillary trick(using personal systems for "govt" business) ! "Senator I wiped my personal devices full of e-mails of yoga and my daughters wedding!"

[ruthallen]

She isn’t worried about her job.. she did what she was told to do ….

[thomasritz]

This is why DEI has no place in our national security.

[roybatty-]

Now that she admitted to it, those encrypted conversations need to be unearthed.

[rrkljzo]

We investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing! Wtf?

[RichZuHaus]

Fire her IMMEDIATELY if she won't resign. Hold her in Contempt. We will never get those 4 hours of nothingness back!

[cliffy]

anyone who has/is working for the government understands that you should never EVER use personal devices to facilitate work related communications

ESPECIALLY if you're dealing with classified information, CUI, or PII.

[Sam-oobb]

Don't you wish that people that serve would treat you the everyday American Taxpayer like they treat themselves.

-Congressional Inside Trading
-Bribes from Lobbyists
-Special hand up for their kids
-Flying Private
-Personal Security

It's good to be above the plebs.

God Help Us

[sonar]

50/50 chance the information that’s “in the process of being collected” will be “accidentally lost in a data transfer”

[SK-rrop]

It's no use talking sense to a member of the conspiracy

[kidplayinginthemud]

Contempt of Congress. She avoids answering the questions asked.

[rjw_utah]

Next time you fly.... just remember that the same DEI hiring practices that installed this incompetent woman are also being used in the airline industry to hire our commercial pilots.

[Ajor]

She's the culprit jail her already.