Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley has revealed shocking details of the security that was assigned to protect former President Donald Trump when he was attacked in Butler, Pennsylvania.

When he appeared this week on “Jesse Watters Primetime” he explained that the vast number of agents on hand were from Homeland Security and trained by a webinar.

“Well, what I’ve heard tonight, Jesse, is that most of the agents who were there at that rally in Butler were not Secret Service agents. They were, in fact, Homeland Security agents. And get this, most of those Homeland Security agents, the only training that they received was an online webinar, a two-hour online webinar, and I’m told that about half the time the sound to the webinar didn’t even work,” the senator said.

“So think about this. The President of the United States, former President of the United States, Donald Trump, is sent out on stage. Most of the people there aren’t trained, they’re not qualified, they only got a webinar training, and even that didn’t work. It is absolutely outrageous,” Hawley added.

“You’re saying, and if we’re to believe that there’s this big Iranian threat, that this is coming down the pike and they had to beef up security, their idea of beefing up security was not putting more Secret Service agents and counter-snipers, was just throwing in a bunch of guys that have never done this before from Homeland Security and sending them into some Zoom training that didn’t work?” Watters asked.

“That’s exactly right. I’m told that actually agents, Homeland Security agents, were pulled off of child exploitation cases, child endangerment cases, the stuff they normally do. They don’t normally do protective detail work at all. They were pulled off those cases and said, here, you’re going to go guard the former President of the United States, watch this webinar. Oops, it doesn’t really work. That’s all right, go out into the field anyway,” Hawley responded.

“Jesse, this is a nightmare and we still have no answers. The only reason we know this stuff is because of whistleblowers. It’s outrageous,” he said.