Trump's Secret Service chief stunningly admits president has been secretly smuggled onto more decoy planes

For all the biggest political scoops and hottest gossip delivered to your inbox every Thursday, sign up HERE to our free DC Insider newsletter Published: 17:14 EDT, 9 October 2026 | Updated: 17:15 EDT, 9 October 2026 Secret Service Director Sean Curran revealed that the effort to secretly smuggle President Donald Trump in a decoy Air Force One flight was a security tactic used before by his security team. 'Look that's not the first time we've done that,' Curran said in an exclusive interview with 60 Minutes in a preview clip released by CBS on Friday. 'We wish that wasn't reported, because that takes some of our tactics away from being able to do something similar again,' he added. Air Force One parked on the tarmac in Ankara, Turkey, with the catering truck parked outside that carried Trump and three aides onto a decoy plane