08/27/2026
BREAKING: BUSTED! Three Secret Service officials, including its top spokesman, are MARCHED out of offices amid an explosive probe into the catering truck leak!
The Trump administration’s hunt for the leaker who spilled the beans on the catering truck incident in Turkey just slammed Trump’s own Secret Service – hard.
Communications Director Anthony Guglielmi and two other officials in his department were escorted out of their offices yesterday, had their security clearances suspended, and their work devices seized, and placed on leave.
The Secret Service is refusing to say what the alleged misconduct involves following an investigation that involved both the FBI and CIA.
The suspensions come amid an frantic push by FBI Director Kash Patel to find the source of a leak about Trump’s secret exit and much-ridiculed exit from Turkey after last month’s NATO summit.
Facing an Iranian assassination threat, Trump was reportedly smuggled off Air Force One inside a catering cart, leaving several Cabinet members behind while taking only a small group of close aides – including lovestruck aide Natalie Harp – before boarding another unmarked military plane.
The operation was designed to conceal the president’s movements. Once the details appeared in the press, Patel was ordered to find the leakers at all cost, and scapegoats were identified and sacrificed.
It has not been publicly confirmed that Guglielmi and the other two are actually going to be suspended or fired over that specific leak. But the timing is hard to ignore.
Guglielmi has led Secret Service communications for years and has the now-unfortunate distinction of being hired by Joe Biden, though he weathered defending the agency after the public criticism of the 2024 Butler assassination attempt.
This latest drama unfolds against a backdrop of festering turmoil inside the Secret Service.
Last month Guglielmi announced that an agent on Vice President JD Vance’s detail was under criminal investigation over a suspected media leak after agents were quoted complaining about having to take his kids to soccer practice in a government heli.
Sean Curran, a longtime Trump security presence whom he personally chose to lead the agency despite having no administrative experience, has been trying to overhaul training, equipment, and accountability after the Butler failures.
For now, the big question remains unanswered: What exactly do investigators believe the Secret Service’s own top flacks did?
Is their sudden removal a warning shot to announce they will hunt down anyone leaking information about Trump’s security and movements?
Trump has sent a clear message here. He trusts no one any more, and minions as high as an agency's top spokesmen, whose job is to control the public narrative -- are now vulnerable to being marched out of the building and publicly humiliated to make a point.
We say that if you have to compel your staff not to talk about what you are doing, you must not be doing it right. The paranoia is running high these days – and it’s only getting worse.
