Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he will get more protection from the U.S. Secret Service after two failed assassination attempts on him.

Changes to the level of security provided to Trump and others are already in the works after members of the Congressional task force assigned to investigate the first attempt on Trump’s life on July 13 were briefed late last week by acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe, according to U.S. Rep. Glenn Ivey, a member of the task force.

That’s the excuse you give? If he were president you’d protect him better?” said U.S. Rep. Carlos Gimenez. “That’s inexcusable.”