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It from here. >> reporter: good morning, alex. the prostitution scandal that began here continues to fall. the secret service announced three agents will be leaving the service. also yesterday at the white house the president was briefed by the secret service director and other secret service officials that also went to capitol hill to talk to senate staffers there to reign in the political damage. among the things they told the senate staffers are that polygraph tests are continuing. there was no drug use by the agents. no evidence of a prostitution party here at the hotel caribe as reported....

>> welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley aiearhardt. >> i am patti ann browne. three secret service agents being forced out as they investigate the ladies and gentlemened hiring of those prostitutes. for the first time we are hearing from a columbia woman who claims she was an escort who partied why the americans. she is the woman who argued with an agent over the bill. she reportedly asked for $800, the american said he would only pay 30. 8 other people remain under investigation at this time. many of them forced to take polygraph tests. the judge in charge of john edward's corr...

Investigation was released not once but twice, not twice, three times by police? this new photo exclusively obtained by fox news, you can see alleged ringleader manuel firing 10 rounds from an illegal handgun back in october. he was arrested and released and he also let off the hook -- was let off the hook in 2009 and 2010. he's known for trafficking thousands of guns to mexico but his operation wasn't shut down until after border agent brian terry was murdered. >> all right. three secret service agents are being forced out of the job. and off the job as officials investigate the alleged hirin...

Eight others are on administrative leave. peter king says the unidentified supervisor who was fired plans to sue. capitol hill plans to give polygraph tests. they are looking into reports of drug use by the agents. they have found no sign of that. this is not an isolated incident with the top democrat saying in a letter to secret service director, the facts as you describe them raise questions about the agencies culture. now, couple this with the gsas lavish spending. does the perception grow that government isn't working or wasting money? photos like this one, relaxing in a hot tub on the tax...

After police got involved. the house oversight committee wants a full report, details and disciplinary actions by may 1. another hearings have been announcedings but another committee, homeland security, who is four investigators on the case. >> if heads don't roll in a bureaucracy that has something wrong, nothing's going to change. and i think you'll find that these people, their heads are going to roll. >> reporter: the secret called in an inspector-general, so far, nothing appears to have been compromised, sources say there were no gun, radios or equipment or schedules in the agents' rooms...