Secret Service director says Trump decoy plane "not first time we've done that"
Summary
The Secret Service director, Sean Curran, said using a fake plane to protect President Trump at the NATO summit is a common security practice. He expressed regret that the use of this decoy plane was made public.Key Facts
- Secret Service Director Sean Curran was interviewed on 60 Minutes by Norah O'Donnell.
- Curran confirmed that the decoy plane used for President Trump at the NATO summit is not the first time such a tactic has been used.
- The purpose of the decoy plane is to enhance the security of the president during high-profile events.
- Curran wished that details about the decoy plane had not been reported publicly.
- Deputy Director Matthew Quinn also participated in the interview.
- This information was shared within an extensive CBS News segment covering various topics.
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