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Same question. and over the past two-and-a-half years, the secret service office of professional responsibility has not received any such complaint. >> one inquisitor read from a "washington post" article that quoted secret service office they're claimed the behavior is common. >> it really only blew up in this case because the u.s. embassy was alerted. >> this behavior is not part of the secret service way of doing business. they're very professional. >> the author of "in the president's secret service" believes this incident was an aberration. >> this is not representative of culture in the ...

>> yeah, as dan was saying, these are very dedicated agents. i know the fbi add meyers secret service agents more than any other law enforcement, but the problem is the management under mark sullivan, the director, tolerates corner cutting, tolerates uniformed officers letting people into the white house -- >> when did this start? >> it really began when the department of homeland security took over. that's when the corner cutting began. and these particular agents, i think, are just emulating the example of the management which is cut corners, wink and nod -- >> why was the treasury departmen...