Assassination attempt task force says it appears Secret Service acted correctly before and after Routh's discovery

Donald Trump was walking down the fifth hole of the championship course at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, preparing for his birdie putt, when the all-too-familiar sound of gunfire prompted his Secret Service detail to pounce on the former president.

Host Greg Gutfeld quickly turned his attention to the failed Trump hit which allegedly saw suspected gunman Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, lurk for almost 12 hours outside the Republican presidential nominee’s golf club in West Palm Beach, before the Secret Service spotted an SKS-type rifle poking through a fence and foiled the alleged plot.

What to know about the Trump golf course in Florida where an investigation into assassination attempt against Donald Trump was launched Sunday.

Officials say a man pointed a rifle toward the course at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla., where former president Donald Trump was playing on Sunday. The FBI is investigating the incident as another potential assassination attempt on the Republican nominee.

U.S. President Donald Trump was playing a round of golf at his club in West Palm Beach, Florida, when a Secret Service agent patrolling the course ahead of him noticed the barrel of a rifle sticking through a fence.

Two months after Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassination attempt, a gunman hid undetected for nearly 12 hours on the edge of the golf course where Trump played on Sunday under the protection of an agency that is being pushed to its limits.