White House to assess presidential security after firing incident at dinner hosted by Trump

White House ⁠chief of staff Susie Wiles will ⁠hold a meeting ‌this week ​on presidential security after a shooting near a gathering of journalists and administration officials in ​Washington, a ⁠senior White House official told Reuters on Monday.

The official said President Trump and ⁠the ‌White House stand by the leadership of the ‌US Secret Service following ⁠the shooting outside the hotel ballroom where the ‌White House Correspondents' Association ‌dinner was being held.

Wiles is ‌expected to meet ‌early this week with leaders of the Secret Service and the ⁠Homeland ⁠Security department to discuss "protocol and practices" for major events involving Trump, the senior official said.

The meeting will examine Saturday's security response ​and also look at "everything possible" to ​keep future ​events safe, the official added