INTERVIEW: DAN BONGINO – former Secret Service agent and author of Inside the Bubble

Drone crash inside White House grounds was apparently accidental, Secret Service says.  Government employee piloted drone that crashed at White House.  (USA Today) — WASHINGTON — A government employee told the Secret Service that he lost control of a small drone before it crashed on the grounds of the White House shortly after 3 a.m. on Monday, officials said. The man, not identified by the government, has been "been fully cooperative" and "initial indications are that this incident occurred as a result of recreational use of the device," the Secret Service said in a written statement. The pre-dawn incident triggered an early morning lockdown of the White House perimeter and revived concern about the security of the presidential mansion. The Secret Service said "an individual called the Secret Service this morning at approximately 9:30 a.m. to self-report that they had been in control of the quad copter device that crashed on the White House grounds early this morning."