Security expert gives insight on what Super Bowl protection, experience may be like with Trump's attendance

Military veteran and Hyperion Services CEO Adam Gonzales gives an inside look into what the Super Bowl experience might be with President Donald Trump expected to attend Sunday in New Orleans.

President Donald Trump is expected to attend the Super Bowl on Sunday, which would mark the first time a sitting president attended the game.

The game is already a spectacle, but with Trump set to make an appearance, this contest will be on a whole other level than in years past.

With Trump's expected attendance, this is now no ordinary event (it wasn't one anyway), and those in attendance should expect a rather different experience, said Adam Gonzales, a former military service member who is the CEO of Hyperion Services.

Gonzalez was in charge of a six-man surveillance team while in the military, and then spent 10 years in a private military sector where he used to "call in airstrikes on the Taliban." He then got into the private security space, "protecting ultra-high net worth individuals, celebrities, and rappers," then hostage rescue space.

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Former President Donald Trump waves during the second half of the game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs at Bryant-Denny Stadium. (John David Mercer-Imagn Images)

So, safe to say Gonzales is an expert on what it will take to protect Trump at the game – especially considering he was at the Army-Navy game in December with Trump in attendance.

"When President Trump came to that game, his protection detail shut down the stadium for an hour prior to his arrival. They shut down all gates, no one can leave, no one could come in, and then while he was coming in, for another hour, completely shut down. After he got in,