 Security, however, is ramped up at the convention two days after an assassination attempt on the former president. The governor of the state, Tony Evers, asked the Secret Service to reconsider its hard perimeter and try to expand its hard perimeter, the no-gun zone, to make it wider and have that no-gun zone go essentially further out into the soft perimeter. But the Secret Service declined to do that largely because city officials tell me this security footprint is already in place, the barricades are already up, and they're confident.