 has said that he's setting up a task force. But all of those investigations could take a lot of time. We're talking weeks, months. The public, though, could get at least some details on Monday. And that's because the director of the Secret Service has been subpoenaed to appear in public for a hearing before the House Oversight Committee. All right. That's NPR's Ryan Lucas. Ryan, thank you very much for bringing us up to date on this. Thank you.