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Secret Service Director Faces Questions About White House Security Breaches

After reports of White House intruders, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today demanded to know if the President and his family are safe. They grilled Julia Pierson, the head of the Secret Service. Zeke Miller is politics reporter for Time magazine.

By Warren Olney • Sep 30, 2014 • 1 min read

After reports of White House intruders, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today demanded to know if the President and his family are safe. They grilled Julia Pierson, the head of the Secret Service.

Zeke Miller is politics reporter for Time magazine.

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Secret Service Director Faces Questions About White House Security Breaches

After reports of White House intruders, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today demanded to know if the President and his family are safe. They grilled Julia Pierson, the head of the Secret Service. Zeke Miller is politics reporter for Time magazine.

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Secret Service Director Faces Questions About White House Security Breaches

After reports of White House intruders, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today demanded to know if the President and his family are safe. They grilled Julia Pierson, the head of the Secret Service. Zeke Miller is politics reporter for Time magazine.

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