Former FBI special agent: ‘We can’t rely on luck anymore’

 Former FBI Special Agent Maureen O’Connell told “Fox News @ Night” that “we can’t rely on luck anymore” following the second Trump assassination attempt. 

“You can’t just have that interior bubble. Really good security happens in concentric circles. They should also have roaming surveillance outside, maybe some police cars, some marked units on the roads that abut the golf course or wherever the president happens to be at that time,” O’Connell said. 

“We just cannot rely on luck anymore, because this type of luck never lasts,” she added. 

Phone records reveal that suspect Ryan Routh may have lurked for nearly 12 hours outside the Trump National Golf Club in West Palm Beach before his arrest on Sunday. 

In July, Trump was fired at while holding a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.