Trump reveals what he REALLY thinks of the Secret Service whose botched security plan nearly saw him assassinated - as he discloses ANOTHER glaring oversight and weighs in on FBI probe into the agency

Donald Trump confessed what he really thinks about the Secret Service in an interview after they put his life at risk - and disclosed another glaring oversight. 

The Republican presidential candidate revealed he was not warned about his attacker by the Secret Service - despite agents receiving worrying reports from rally-goers before Trump even got on stage. 

In an interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters, the former president discussed his ill-fated rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. 

Trump told the interviewer that 'nobody mentioned' Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old gunman, despite the fact that he was being monitored for 'an hour' before the shooting. 

'Mistakes were made,' Watters told Trump. 'They were monitoring this guy for an hour beforehand. No one told you not to take the stage?'

Donald Trump revealed what he really thinks about the Secret Service after they put his life at risk in an interview - and discloses another glaring oversight

'Nobody mentioned it,' the former president replied. 'Nobody said it was a problem.'

'[They] could've said, "Let's wait for 15, 20 minutes, 5 minutes." Nobody said…I think that was a mistake,' he added.

Trump, along with the rest of the United States, later questioned how Crooks could have possibly made it onto the roof to begin with. 

'How did somebody get on that roof?' Trump questioned. 'And why wasn't he reported, because people saw he was on that roof.'

Trump revealed that security agents were alerted that someone was on the roof with a gun before he even walked out on stage - and did not stop him from doing so. 

'When you have Trumpers screaming, the woman in the red shirt, 'There's a man on the roof,' and other people, 'There's a man on the roof and who's got a gun,'…that was quite a bit before I walked on the stage. And I would've thought someone would've done something about it,' Trump said.

Trump was left with a minor injury from the shooting - but the result could have been far worse if he had not, at the very last minute, turned his head slightly.

The former president attended each day of the Republican National Convention with a large white bandage over the injured ear.

The Republican presidential candidate has revealed he was not warned about his attacker by the Secret Service - despite agents receiving worried reports from rally-goers.

His former physician-turned Congressman, Ronny Jackson, released a detailed report about Trump's health on Saturday. 

'He will have further evaluations, including a comprehensive hearing exam, as needed. He will follow up with his primary care physician, as directed by the doctors that initially evaluated him,' Jackson said. 

'In summary, former President Trump is doing well, and he is recovering as expected from the gunshot wound sustained last Saturday afternoon.' 

Other news revealed on Saturday - a week after the attempted assassination - is that Secret Service officials refused to provide Trump with additional security in the two years prior to last weekend's assassination, according to a report.   

The damning details revealed that the ex-president's request for more agents and magnetometers at events he attended was denied.

Four insiders told The Washington Post that each request was rejected by senior officials. The higher-ups of the Secret Service allegedly claimed that the agency lacked the resources Trump was asking for. 

It has also been revealed that Trump was receiving less protection - after losing the election and his bid for a second term in 2020 - than other former presidents and major party presidential candidates.