Secret Service to brief Congress on clash between agents protecting VP Harris

Secret Service officials will give a bipartisan briefing to Congress to answer questions about training and recruiting issues regarding an agent on Vice President Kamala Harris’s protective detail who attacked her supervisor.

The briefing will be on June 21, in response to a letter from House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer, R-Ky. "In response to the letter received from Chairman James Comer, the U.S. Secret Service will comply with the House Oversight Committee’s request for a briefing on the topics outlined in the publicly available letter dated May 30, 2024," a Secret Service spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

Comer wrote to U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, an appointee of President Biden.

"It was recently reported that a Secret Service agent, tasked with protecting Vice President Kamala Harris, physically attacked her superior (and the commanding agent in charge) and other agents trying to subdue her while on duty at Joint Base Andrews and assigned to the Vice President’s protective detail," Comer wrote to Cheatle.