aren't infuriated. the white house press secretary, the deepfakes that we heard about every video, that's not real, it is being altered and then they do a 180. guess what? it was real. they're still saying two things. they are saying joe biden, we didn't think could beat trump and wasn't a good candidate but still can be president, he is still together. but the entire reason that they pushed him out is george clooney saying he is not the same guy, we couldn't recognize him. which one is it? is he this guy who has mental acuity has faded so much we can't run for president but still be president now? it's crazy. >> steve: you reflect a lot of people's thoughts. trying to put one over on us and we're not buying it. find out more about bar stool. >> ainsley: listen to brian's radio show and have a great day. see you tomorrow. >> bill: thank you and good morning. here we go into another day.

who knows what we'll get? republicans moving forward with a vote to impeach the head of the secret service. that hearing yesterday gave very few answers on the investigation. meanwhile the former president now revealing new details on the shooting and the after math. >> you spoke to cheatle. how did that go? >> she was very nice, i thought. somebody should have made sure nobody was on the roof. it was a dead aim onto the stage. >> no one told you not to take the stage >> today you failed to provide answers to basic questions regarding the stunning operational failure and reassure the american people that the secret service has learned its lessons and begun to correct it's systemic blunders and failures. more on that coming up. plus there is this. >> we love joe and jill. we really do.

they truly are like family to us. and we just -- [cheers and applause] >> it's mutual. >> i knew you were still there. you aren't going anywhere. >> i'm watching you, kid, i'm watching you, i love you. >> i love you, too. oh. >> bill: from the speakerphone. a first, president biden, v.p. harris addressing staffers in delaware as harris reportedly secures the backing of enough delegates to get that nomination. a process some call undemocratic, including some democrats. waiting on barack obama, the last big name to clock in. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we have so much to get to. the news moved quickly. this feels like a different race. i called it the lemon law campaign and now i feel like they're on a sugar high. democrats are coalescing around

harris. that gives her more than enough delegates to win on the first ballot of the convention. >> bill: the process not sitting well with critics. some call it a coronation. the "new york post." queen's kambit. >> dana: jackui heinrich is in rehoboth beach. >> democratic heavy weights who helped push the president out of the running have not openly backed the vice president, including obama, hakeem jeffries, chuck schumer. apparently she didn't need them anyway. nancy pelosi who all but shoved the president out the door, swung her support to harris who then rapidly locked up the nomination, 300 delegates from california pushed her over the finish line in a zoom call where pelosi gload about the party's prospect. it's making for a dizzy argument after party leaders warned

against crowning her. >> part of the process is getting endorsements and delegates. she is working on that. in order to have a process, you have to have a challenger. if someone steps up to challenge her so far. we need a process. no one else is throwing their name in the hat. >> former attorney general -- we're hearing a lot of this. >> look, i love being the governor of the state of illinois and i've been out on the campaign trail fighting hard for democrats to win. >> i love serving the people of kentucky. the only way i would consider something other than this current job is if i believed i could further help my people and to help this country. >> i want to make sure that kamala harris wins. >> the math will ultimately decides who gives harris and

democrats the best path to 270. we haven't seen a glimpse of the president who announced the end of his 50 year career in a sunday tweet. he called into campaign headquarters to delegate new orders. >> president biden: i want to say to the team, embrace her. she is the best. i will be on the campaign with her, working like hell both as a sitting president getting legislation passed as well as campaigning. >> vice president hits the campaign trail in wisconsin today and she is leaning into the new messaging. face-off between herself, former prosecutor, and trump, a convicted felon, guys. >> dana: we'll see how it will work. thank you, jackui. >> the results from this year's democratic primary have been tossed in the trash. voters be damned and completely disenfranchised. like it or not kamala will now almost certainly represent the

democrats in november. >> bill: sean hannity from last night. question mark about kamala's coronation. here is what we find today. in the democrat party there are a lot of delegates, okay? overall i would say just a rough figure here there is probably -- there we go. roughly 3900, okay? plus the super delegates puts you well over 4,000. you need half to get the nomination, okay? as of now, you got 2668 delegates that back harris, only needed 1976. for a candidate who got 0 primary votes, okay? going back to january, all right? we move forward here now when they hope to have the nominee by two weeks from tomorrow on the 7th of august. a little more here. the money is flowing in based on the reporting we're getting more than $1 hundred million raised since the announcement on sunday afternoon for the cash for

kamala. now the key endorsements. they dropped like dominoes starting sunday night into yesterday. 24 democratic governors, support of 23 right now. 51 democratic plus four independent senators who caucus with the democrats. she has the support of 41 of them right now. 213 democratic house members, she has the support from 186. i will come back over here. dana, remember we were on the air sunday afternoon. some democrats were hesitant going forward with kamala harris. >> dana: the ones i was talking to as well. oh well. >> bill: between sunday afternoon at 2:00 east coast time and yesterday afternoon, they all got in line. >> dana: speed wins at this point in the game. >> bill: tim waltz, democratic governor of minnesota. thank you for your time. you may be in a swing state, sir. we may be spending time up there. thank you for being here right now. question for you. you can see it all over "the new

york times." opinion pieces there. did democrats move too quickly, governor? >> no. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. no, look, the process is what it is. it has been this way for years. anybody who wants to run can do that. you need to secure 300 delegates and go forward. what you are seeing is we understand that the biden/harris administration delivered and note the vice president was right there making sure we had infrastructure dollars and investing in healthcare and rebuilding america. all of those things are part of the legacy that was part of this team. no, i think this is exactly what we thought would happen. process is open. there is still time for anybody who wants to get in. i welcome them. we'll get our nominee and onto november. >> dana: the record that biden/harris administration if you look at the poll from the hill and emerson, 45/45 biden/trump. biden won pretty handily in 2020. apparently the voters of

minnesota might like to have a different choice this year. >> well certainly at this point in time people are starting to get engaged and going to see. we'll start prosecuting the case during the trump administration we were -- folks were dying because of covid being unaddressed. with understand healthcare with mayo clinic there and the economy was frozen and creating more jobs than we ever have. a top five state for business. we're seeing all kinds of new economic startup especially around healthcare and clean energy. we'll get the opportunity. look, as of sunday it is a new race. our candidate is now decades younger and able to go out there and make this case. >> dana: did age matter last week? did age matter last week? >> age always matters. certainly. there is no conspiracy around age. i think the president needed to make this decision. that's what folks were saying all along. i work with the president often there to make sure our flood

recoverys were going. we have a better candidate in the vice president. >> bill: this is vance's first arrow. >> the idea of selecting the democrat party's nominee because george soros and barack obama and a couple of elite democrats got in the smoke filled room and decided to throw joe biden overboard, that's not how it works. you are welcome in the republican party where we think we should persuade voters and not lie to voters. come on in, the water is warm. >> bill: is there a certain irony to saying that donald trump is bad for democracy when it looks pretty obvious that the democratic party leapfrogged the entire democratic system and did it in about 24 hours publicly. >> look, the process has always been there. if sean or anybody wants to become a dnc delegate you are

welcome to. democrats are ready to move when the situation warrants it. it doesn't matter convictions or failed policies, republican party stuck with donald trump. he is yours, you've got him. welcome to it. democratic party can make our decisions. we pick our nominee. if you don't like it, don't vote for her in november. i think the american public will see they knew this administration was delivering. knew as far as economic numbers placed against global numbers america is in better shape and know that a foreign policy that respects our alliances not cozying up to dictators like putin and or ban is not the way to go. vance is mind your own business i would tell them. >> bill: why doesn't joe biden fire anyone? >> who in particular? >> bill: kim cheatle. >> i would say he should if you want on that one. i'm just grateful that former

president trump was not more critically injured and certainly it looks to me in the hearing yesterday a gross incompetency and failure. if that's the right process, certainly people have due process rights but you won't get any argument from me on that one. >> dana: kamala harris is looking for a running mate. the people being vetted. are you being vetted to be a vice presidential choice for kamala harris? >> look, i spoke with the vice president. i won't get into exactly what we spoke about. we have the same values. we believe we can win in the midwest. i think what i'm most proud of if you look at the folks you put up there, they're democratic governors because democratic states are creating jobs and welcoming. democratic states are protecting personal freedoms like reproductive rights. ability to be able to marry who you wish to marry. basic american values. my case on that i will do whatever is necessary to make sure those values are front and center. >> bill: thank you for your time. appreciate you coming on, okay?

like to see minneapolis or st. paul sometime soon. >> dana: i would like to see some of those lakes. the free press wrote today the era of the noble lie. why do we have a crisis of trust? experts keep lying. joe biden is the latest example. that governor was on our show ten days, 14 days ago and said biden is great. he is perfect. he has no problems. biden is our nominee and full steam ahead behind biden. all of a sudden they are saying that trump is too old to run for office. it is mind blowing. >> bill: when you take the days that we have gone through over the past ten days now, right, going back to butler, pennsylvania? think about all the moving parts taking place since then. biden was on the west coast, in nevada. on wednesday of last week when it was said he is going back to delaware because he has covid. we haven't seen him since. we heard his voice yesterday and expect to see him back at the white house today. we think we'll see him.

and just all the things behind the scenes. you had to run a perfect play to get all this aligned. i really thought yesterday afternoon when nancy pelosi 1:00 in the afternoon, once her endorsement came out, you knew the game was over for democrats. >> dana: lots more of that on the perino on politics podcast. download that. just posted. nominee or not no let-up in the criticism of vice president kamala harris for her handling of the border crisis. the house rules committee is condemning the so-called border czar for failing to get a handle on the chaos into its third year coming as we learn that harris has yet to speak to the current head of border patrol and he became the chief last year. >> i will be transparent as possible when i speak with you. i won't get into the specifics. i cannot speak to specific

incidents. what i can tell you, again i don't know the specifics. i do not have those details at this time. >> bill: this was one frustrating day. kimberly cheatle, nothing but frustration, lack of answers, referring to the f.b.i. repeatedly saying the investigation is still underway. lawmakers toured the area where the gunman opened fire and we'll show and tell you what they found on their own. >> dana: president biden is about to return to a different washington after a week spent isolating with covid. when will he address americans on his decision to bow out? >> travelers not out of the woods yet. one major airline is still having a hard time getting its systems up and running still today. >> it was crazy. what is going on? there is no line. there is chaos. >> came out this morning and looked at the lines and oh my goodness. >> thought we'd get here a few hours early and here we are stuck in all this chaos. because i know so many of you have served our country honorably.

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>> was he provided a full security compliment akin to what a sitting u.s. president would receive? how can there be accountability if you aren't prepared to fire someone? >> you think you are the best person in the country to head the secret service? >> i just don't think this is partisan. if you have an assassination attempt on a president, a former president, or a candidate, you need to resign. >> would you like to use my five minutes to draft your resignation letter, yes or no? >> no thank you. >> bill: it was frustrating. went on for hours and a double-team. kim cheatle facing bipartisan pressure to get out after a huge security fail in butler, pennsylvania ten days ago.

she has yet to go to butler. cb cotton is live in butler. what's the latest from there? >> good morning. several house homeland security committee members who visited the rally site behind me say they aren't sure any explanations given to the public make sense. >> standing on possibly the site where the shooter was. i'm a 70-year-old man. this roof is not a big deal. for somebody to tell me that secret service agents couldn't have been here, that's crazy. >> republican congressman carlos jimenez was one of several lawmakers saying they were able to get on top of the roof without needing any equipment. secret service director kimberly cheatle faced angry questions for more than four hours yesterday and testified a local sniper team spotted and photographed the would be assassin on the rooftop 20 minutes before donald trump took

the stage. she also said there was overwatch on the building crooks fired from but wouldn't share specific on what the overwatch entailed. former navy sale crane taking to social media to show secret service had access to nearby buildings with unobstructed windows that would have allowed someone to spot the shooter. >> the secret service is wholely responsible for the security of a president and this is on the secret service. they can delegate authority but not responsibility. >> director cheatle and christopher wray and alejandro mayorkas all declined their invites to attend a meeting today. we expect to hear from pennsylvania law enforcement. >> bill: and we should see the f.b.i. director tomorrow. she referred to him consistently yesterday. cb, thanks, in butler, pennsylvania.

>> dana: let's bring in special agent who served on the detail for former presidents bush and obama. listen to president trump yesterday. trump and vance were asked about this by jess watters. >> when you have a flat, open roof like that and it is direct to the target with absolutely nothing in its way, how can somebody be up there? >> what the hell is going on. why was that guy allowed to be there. somebody else involved screwed up and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> dana: when you see that bandage, a smaller one now on president trump's ear you realize how close he was to losing his life. what did you think of the hearing yesterday and what vance said there we have to get to the bottom of this. >> thank you. what i thought of the hearing after i watched all four hours plus of the hearing and what i saw was the director, she took direct ownership of the failure of the secret service and as

stated it all comes down to the u.s. secret service and she has taken direct ownership of the failure, what occurred ten days ago. what i heard was four different lines of questioning from the congressmen and women and some of those questions dealt with operational security. others dealt with the ongoing criminal investigation. the third bucket was more or less quite frankly political grandstanding asking about gun control and ar-15 weapons and some were personal attacks on the director's character. i want to focus on the first two, though. the director has to be very careful talking about operational security of the u.s. secret service and ongoing protective missions. even though this attempted assassination occurred ten days ago it didn't stop the men and women of the secret service protecting 37 protectees, certain things she could or could not say could reveal what we do and how we do it.

we have to be cognizant our adversaries across the world were watching that testimony like our fellow americans were. a lot of those questions could be answered about operational security maybe behind closed doors to explain things a little further. secondly, the ongoing criminal investigation. that through a memorandum of understanding developed in 1978 between directors of the f.b.i. and secret service clearly states that in this type of instance the federal bureau of investigation will conduct said investigation. so though she was put in a tough spot, you know, couldn't directly answer any questions because it goes in law enforcement, you don't speak about an ongoing investigation and especially an ongoing investigation being conducted by another agency. i'm not defending her but stating -- i saw the testimony from a different point of view,

from a career in law enforcement. the question i had is chain of command. chain of command from the federal bureau of investigation leads to the attorney general. chain of command from the secret service leads to the secretary of dhs. where have those two individuals been the last ten days? those two individuals should be answering questions about the criminal investigation. we're calling it a criminal investigation, which is important if you are going to proceed with judicial action. but the shooter is dead. we can't prosecute a dead guy. so why don't we talk about certain things regarding the investigation now? i think the american people deserve that. >> bill: sir, thank you for sharing that. i think you have quite thoughtful in your answer. speed is very important for this investigation. speed to get answers to the american people so these crazy theories don't keep running down the road. why haven't we seen the gun? why haven't we seen the shell

casings? >> again, that is a question put forth by the memorandum of understanding with the secret service and f.b.i. a question that the f.b.i. would have to answer and hopefully the director can answer tomorrow during his testimony. but yes, those types of questions, i think, during these unprecedented times, you know, the american people deserve some answers but something i think the director of the f.b.i. should answer. >> bill: it seemed like she could have gone a lot further than she did and chose not to. >> dana: i would just think that -- i hear what you are saying. it's not like we don't have a ton of information already. we know the location, the spot. a couple of things she wouldn't answer if there was a second shooter. are you saying that she couldn't answer that because the investigation is ongoing and does that give you an indication that maybe there was or that he had help? >> no, i don't want -- that's one thing.

i think what needs to happen is some statements. that's what i'm saying about the ongoing criminal investigation, i get it. as i stated typically you have to protect that investigation if there is going to be further judicial action and prosecution. in this case, the individual is no longer with us so i think in these unique circumstances, some of the information should be able to be -- should be revealed to dispel a lot of these conspiracy theories that are out there, which quite frankly is not helpful to, you know, what is going on overall in this country. i think a lot of these things could be answered. >> bill: the last comment. it almost seemed at times yesterday she was stonewalling. tim, i don't think it does anyone any good. if that was her approach coming in, why not take your idea and meet with them behind closed doors and say we aren't ready for this hearing yet? yesterday did not give america

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his own country, is expected to meet with harris at another point during his visit and possibly with biden. now it looks like maybe thursday as the president recovers from covid. >> before i was elected as the united states senator. i was the ag of california and prosecutor. hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. and in this campaign, i will proudly -- i will proudly put my record against his. >> bill: that's the v.p. yesterday in delaware on the attack. a whole new ballgame. trump campaign ripping up its playbook and shifting its stage grew focusing on harris. michael whatley is with us. thank you for coming back to our program here. biden waits to drop when

milwaukee and the rnc is in the rearview mirror. had you had that information, maybe some things would have changed in realtime in milwaukee, but that -- >> not really. >> bill: answer that. >> our campaign has always been about donald trump communicating directly with the american people about how he is going to address all of the issues that the biden/harris administration have brought to america. they have together unleashed an immigration invasion across the southern border, they together have unleashed inflation that has wrecked our economy, has driven gasoline prices, grocery prices, housing prices through the roof. together they have weakened our standing in the world and only donald trump is going to be able to unite this country and be able to address the issues that have been caused by the biden/harris administration. >> dana: one of the things that led to biden withdrawing is that his support was collapsing.

fundraising had dried up and here you are in july with the democrats having lost so much ground with key constituent groups that usually make up their coalition including black, latino and young voters who normally lean democratic. they were trying to walk away. now we're hearing that the democrats are hoping that harris can help them win them back. what is the republican plan to deny her that opportunity? >> we are going to continue to focus our outreach effort talking to every american family. when you think about what we've seen from the biden/harris administration, especially with the impact it has had on every american family, that was what our entire convention was about is communicating directly to all american voters about how we're going to restore the economy, restore the southern border, and restore our standing in the world. that is not going to change because kamala harris has been right at the center of all of these policies throughout the biden/harris administration.

>> bill: listen to the speakerphone in wilmington, delaware. here is the current president, joe biden. >> by the way, i'm not going anywhere. i will be on the campaign with kamala and working like hell both as a sitting president getting legislation passed as well as in campaigning. >> bill: that came out in the afternoon. this memo last night from the leaders of your team. the problem for the left and media elite. kamala harris is as bad if not worse than joe biden. this war on democracy will be stopped by the man who took a bullet for democracy. based on what you understand about polling, when do you think you will have legitimate polling when enough of the kamala harris decision sets in, coming off the convention of last thursday? when does that happen? >> i think we'll see it pretty much in realtime. and again there may be a sugar high for the excitement of the change of the guard that we will see for a few days or maybe even

a week. but at the end of the day structurally this race does not change. everybody understands she is adopting joe biden's policies. she is the biden/harris administration. she is the border czar, the lead to take 94 executive actions to deconstruct the most secure southern border we ever had and invite 10 million illegal immigrants to come across the border and bring in migrant crime that has affected every community and supported the $1.9 trillion spending package that the president moved through that has unleashed immigration and even her refusing to be with prime minister netanyahu shows you where she stands on the world stage and our weakened position across the globe. >> dana: one last question from me. there is a burst of energy that is obvious coming from the democrats. i think they feel a little freedom and even if they didn't love her they are okay, we don't

have to go to joe biden into this campaign. she raised $81 million in a day. the money pouring into her campaign suggests trump might be in for a real political race. now, biden sort of united the republicans and trump unites the democrats. i think that will probably be true also with kamala harris. is the trump campaign seeing a surge in donations at the same time that she is? >> we are. certainly we saw a very nice uptick throughout the course of the convention and we expect that we are absolutely going to have the resources that we need to move forward. but when you think about the democrats have already spent $150 million trying to attack president trump, it has not worked. in fact, over the course of the last several months he has gone up in the polls. we have outraised the democrats. the democrats are always going to have a ton of money. they just do. but the fact is they aren't spending it wisely. they don't just have a mess

eveninger problem with president biden but a message problem. their message does not resonate with the american people no matter how much money they put behind it. >> bill: will there be a debate between donald trump and kamala harris? >> the president welcomes debates and wants to have the conversation with the american people and wants to communicate directly with the american people about the contrast between four years under the biden/harris administration and the four years under his administration and the fact that he is the only candidate that is in a position to unite this country, to be able to restore our southern border, restore our economy and restore our standing in the world. >> bill: is that a maybe or a no? >> i think that the president has made it very clear that he is willing to debate anywhere, any time, any place and we'll wait and see what the details are as they get put together. >> dana: great to have you on the show today. thanks for kicking us off.

>> thank you. >> dana: this just in. actor and biden ally george clooney who wrote the op-ed saying goodbye to biden. he is endorsing vice president harris. will the mega donor support bring more cash to kamala? harris will use top biden advisor. the team that failed to save the biden candidacy, can they do any better with hers? that and more next. coworker, and trusty copilot. for all your dog does for your family, give them cosequin a daily joint supplement that supports healthy joints and cartilage for dogs of all ages and sizes. it's the number one veterinarian recommended retail joint health brand. for your dog, your co-everything choose cosequin and other nutramax laboratories brand products.

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>> bill: vice president kamala harris, she will go to milwaukee for the first rally since launching her campaign. her fifth visit to the state of wisconsin this year. wisconsin is that close right now based on a lot of that polling there. that's a look in d.c. >> dana: vice president harris is converting the biden campaign into her own. copy and paste. she is keeping rodriguez as campaign manager but recruiting some new talent as well. no word if that will be people who already left her office in the last 3 1/2 years. colin reid joins us now. i notice that nate silver tweeted this this morning. it's not good news for democrats to put the people who ran the biden campaign into the ground in charge.

did she have much choice, colin? >> she has a lot of problems and doesn't have a lot of time. 104 days left and issues everywhere. young, black and hispanic voters. kamala harris became the presidential nominee without winning a vote. if you are just an average everyday voter enjoying your summer and say what happened? didn't joe biden, was he their guy? they swapped him out after saying all is well. it has to leave your head spinninging before we get to any of the challenges, the border, inflation, etc. facing this country. a lot of work to do and not a lot of time to do it and a lot of questions in front of them. >> bill: amazing how quickly the story has run in less than 48 hours, right? the only prominent democrat is barack obama. george clooney chimed in last hour with cnn. president biden has shown what

true leadership is and saving democracy, got it. saving democracy once again. we're also excited to do whatever we can to support vice president harris and her historic quest. we just talked to michael whatley from the rnc and there was a question in there about when you know the polling is reliable coming off the series of events that we've gone through over the past week and a half. he said it is happening in realtime. i want you to answer that but i want to call up number five here, guys. the key support groups between biden and harris, the numbers are very similar, black voters even at 69, women voters about even. voters under 30, she has a slight edge of about four points. call for number five, guys, thank you. independents one point she leads and moderates two. why does he say the polling will reveal itself in realtime? >> we always talk about polling

being a snapshot in time. the last three weeks have been an unmitigated disaster for the democrats starting with the debate and growing through the highly successful rnc convention last week. no matter what, the republicans will see a bump. now as it relates to the core demographics where kamala harris is struggling. i looked up before this hit. president biden won the 18-29 block by eight points. right now losing by 11. she has a huge amount -- it would be like republicans to lock up evangelicals or nra voters three months before an election. when your base is this fractured and so little time on your hands you have a whole lot of headaches in front of you. >> dana: there is also -- i've always believed that the online presence of the trump campaign was superior to kamala harris -- biden's. now kamala harris is stepping up. i had to look this person up today. a person named charlie with a lot of music online and called

it brat summer. you are messy and bold and these are the memes coming out and the brat logo is deep green, i'm sure if other people are looking online why is kamala harris having this out there? it's call for number four. that she is trying to figure out a way to get those younger voters back on her side. will that work? >> well, dana, it may be hard to believe. i'm past the era of memes. everything they have tried to date hasn't worked. free college, free rent, pro-hamas. all the giveaways, blatant athames to win over young voters. all the green environmental lunacy and it hasn't worked. i give them credit for trying something new. vice president kamala harris has a credibility issue with voters. not seen as a dignified or accomplished president. she has work to do with

electorate as a whole. if you spend this much time winning over the 18-29 group with memes, what do you think the rest of the country thinks? >> dana: thank you. >> bill: keeping a close eye on the hill. house republicans speaking to reporters in a moment here. there had been another hearing scheduled for today. it will happen but they wanted mayorkas and cheatle to come back. they both said no. so they will have a member of the state police from pennsylvania. we'll watch that for you and watch the microphone, too. taiwan taking no chances carrying out extensive military drills. tensions with china spiking by the week. we have a front row seat here at the fox news channel and we'll share that with you. and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works.

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>> bill: now locked and loaded one of the world's most dangerous hot spots. taiwan holding military drills on land, air and sea. will china at some point launch an invasion of the island or

even block off access to it? alex hogan live in taipei with a look at the military. firsthand look at what is happening there. alex, hello. >> hi, bill. a typhoon is about to hit taiwan and that canceled several of the military drills in the annual drills that prepare the island for a potential invasion from china. so far many of the exercises we've seen this year have been largely centered around reaction time to an attack. >> have to consider about the risk management. that's a very important factor for us. >> here the military is converting the taxiway into a makeshift runway in the event of an invasion. they say an airport like this would be one of the primary targets. >> it is very important chance for us to look at our operational plan how to protect

taiwan. we ask how the members of armed forces to do their best in this training. >> drills, for 30 minutes see the wide in northern taiwan sirens blamed for civilians called all of the streets made them silent and all vehicles had to get off the streets. some residents are taking it even further signing up for month-long courses to learn more about modern warfare and how to better protect these families. we went to some of these classes. they are not only learning fires aid but cyber and psychological warfare and if all the internet went out on the island how they could find and protect their own families. >> bill: good to get you there and have your perspective on the reporting. thank you in taipei, taiwan. >> dana: fox news alert. secret service security failures under a microscope on capitol hill again today. the house homeland security committee is holding the second