Wednesday, July 30, 2025 - President, Donald Trump confirmed Tuesday, July 29, that a Secret Service agent attempted to sneak his wife onto a transport plane accompanying the presidential Air Force One flight to Scotland, calling it the latest embarrassing episode for the agency.
Wouldn’t you think it might be a little dangerous?”
Trump told reporters while returning to Washington after a five-day trip
overseas.
“That’s a weird deal,” he added, noting he had been
briefed on the matter and expressing confidence that Secret Service Director
Sean M. Curran would “take care of it.”
According to reports from the Herald in
Glasgow, the Dallas-based agent flew his wife—who serves in the U.S. Air
Force—to Maryland. She received an official briefing and was escorted to Joint
Base Andrews ahead of Trump’s departure. However, officials later discovered
the unauthorized plan and ordered her off the flight.
Secret Service spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi confirmed the
internal investigation in a statement, saying, “The U.S. Secret Service is
conducting a personnel investigation after an employee attempted to invite his
spouse — a member of the United States Air Force — aboard a mission support
flight. Prior to the overseas departure, the employee was advised by
supervisors that such action was prohibited, and the spouse was subsequently
prevented from taking the flight.”
Guglielmi also clarified that no Secret Service protectees
were aboard the aircraft and that the incident had no impact on the overseas
protective operation.
Multiple aircraft typically accompany Air Force One during
international trips, transporting security personnel, equipment, and other
logistical support.
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