US Secret Service deputy director quits abruptly after a string of security blunders and rising threats against Trump

Matt Quinn's exit comes days after he told CBS's '60 Minutes' that drone swarms 'are a huge problem' and a 'big threat', even at the White House. Quinn insists he and Director Sean Curran had planned the handover 'for months now'. A 23-year veteran agent, he retired in 2021 and returned as deputy director last May. Both men admitted a sharp rise in threats against their protectees.

The agency is still haunted by the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump two years ago.