These days, it is very easy to set up a failure with SS, or any other agency. Every SS agent has a specific role, and I am sure they concentrate on that role, exclusively. If so, it would not be hard for someone higher up to set up points of failure to result in a successful assassination under the SS watch.

Back when I was part of the protection of the V-Corps Commander in the Army, we all knew not only our jobs, but the other jobs, as well. That way we could quickly adapt to any unexpected variables that came up in an operation. I do not think that is the case today with the SS, or many other similar agencies.

If true, then it would be easy to build in gaps in the security plan exploiting that lack of coordination.

There could also be a few people sprinkled into the overall operation that were in on the plan to allow DJT to be assassinated. This could explain the delays in responding when shots were fired.