mr. rowe: yes, sir. sen. graham: could you also give us the protocols that are in place to secure a site like this? mr. rowe: yes, sir. sen. graham: ok, thank you. one, the protective detail around president trump, i know them all very well. they're brave men and women. and these questions are not to belittle anybody. they're to figure out how the system failed to badly. you say you're not reluctant to ask for more money. what do we need to do to make it easier to hire people without lowering our standards? i know it's a hard job. can we do anything to help you? mr. rowe: i think we're willing to take that back, sir. we're working on our time to hire. sen. graham: if you had more people, you'd have more time off. mr. rowe: that's true. sen. graham: let's get more people, more time off. these are tough jobs. i mean, people on this committee know. i don't know how they hold a family together doing what they're doing. it's the military really on steroids. the encrypted app. paul, can you tell us about these

mr. rowe: yes, sir.en. graham: could you also give us the protocols that are in place to secure a site like this? mr. rowe: yes, sir. sen. graham: ok, thank you. one, the protective detail around president trump, i know them all very well. they're brave men and women. and these questions are not to belittle anybody. they're to figure out how the system failed to badly. you say you're not reluctant to ask for more money. what do we need to do to make it easier to hire people without lowering our standards? i know it's a hard job. can we do anything to help you? mr. rowe: i think we're willing to take that back, sir. we're working on our time to hire. sen. graham: if you had more people, you'd have more time off. mr. rowe: that's true. sen. graham: let's get more people, more time off. these are tough jobs. i mean, people on this committee know. i don't know how they hold a family together doing what they're doing. it's the military really on steroids. the encrypted app. paul, can you tell us about these a

rowe acknowledged in his opening remarks was a failure. mr.if my first actions as acting director was to travel to the butler farms site. i went to the roof of the building, where the assailant fired shots, and i laid in a prone position to evalte his line of sight. what i saw made me aamed. as a career law enforcement officer and 25 year veteran with the secret service, i cannot defend why that roof was not better secured. sumi: ourorth america correspondent know me i think paul -- nomia iqbal has more. nomia: mr. rowe struck a different tone to his predecessor, who was very defensive, which led to the conclusion of her standing down. mr. row has stood up to become the acting heade of the secret service. he went in and was completely remorseful, saying he cannot sleep at night, he was ashamed, but he was also very forceful as well. there are a few points during the hearing where they were shouting matches with some of the republican senators, and mr. rowe gave as good as he got. he said the book stopped with him --uck stopped with him, but he

rowe acknowledged in his opening remarks was a failure. mr.if my first actions as acting director was to travel to the butler farms site. i went to the roof of the building, where the assailant fired shots, and i laid in a prone position to evaluate his line of sight. what i saw made me ashamed. as a career law enforcement officer and 25 year veteran with the secret service, i cannot defend why that roof was not better secured. sumi: our north america correspondent know me i think paul -- nomia iqbal has more. nomia: mr. rowe struck a different tone to his predecessor, who was very defensive, which led to the conclusion of her standing down. mr. row has stood up to become the acting heade of the secret service. he went in and was completely remorseful, saying he cannot sleep at night, he was ashamed, but he was also very forceful as well. there are a few points during the hearing where they were shouting matches with some of the republican senators, and mr. rowe gave as good as he got. he said the book stopped with him -- buck stopped with him

mr rowe was clearly keen to strike a very different tone to his predecessor, kimberly cheatle, who whenf her standing down. mr rowe has now steped up to be the acting head of the secret service and he went in and he was completely remorseful, as we heard there in the statement, taking responsibility for the failures, saying that he could not sleep at night, that he was ashamed but he also was very forceful, as well. there are a few points during the hearing where there were shouting matches with some republican senators. kamala harris has no challenges for the democratic nomination and she launched a campaign less than ten days ago but has already secured the support of 99% of the participating delegates, according to party leaders. the vice president is also expected to announce a running mate on tuesday and they will hold a joint rally in philadelphia before heading off to seven swing states in less than four days. before we go, those breaking news, that the palestinian militant group hamas says its leader, ismail haniyeh, has been killed in tehran. the revolutionary guards have annou

mr. rowe, i want to start with you. new hampshire hosts many political rallies, protecting the speakers and attendees requires extensive coordination between the law and secret service and campaign staff. i have experienced some challenges that this type of coordination can create but it is essential to public safety. it is clear that there were significant coordination failures on july 13th. you said the local swat team told the secret service that local law enforcement had eyes on the agr roof but there are reports that members of a local swat team never met with the secret service in the days before the butler rally. what steps does the secret service take prior to political rallies to insure that the agency is effectively coordinating with the candidate security details, with state and local law enforcement and campaign event staff. >> as part of the advanced process as happened in butler as well, there is a police meeting. basically that initiates to add advantages and bringing in not only emergency management offi

while, some senators demanded accountability for the operation, which mr rowe acknowledged in his openingand how our protection failed. i went to the roof of the building where the assailant fired a shot and i laid in a prone position to evaluate his line of sight. what i saw made me ashamed. as a career in law enforcement officer and a 25 year veteran with the secret service, i cannot defend why that roof was not better secured. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has been following the hearing. mr wright was keen to strike a different tone to his predecessor when she was at that last week. she was accused of being very defensive and gave vague answers that led to the conclusion of her standing down. mr rowe has now stand up to be the acting head of the secret service and he went in and he was completely remorseful, as we heard in the statement, take responsibility for the circumstances, that he could not sleep at night and was ashamed but was also very forceful. during the hearing, they were shouting matches with some republican senators and... we will have more on this story at

. >> thank you, mr. rowe. second witness is the deputy director of the federal bureau of investigation at the department of justice. in this role deputy director oversees investigative and intelligence activities. prior to his appointment as deputy director he had a three decades within the f.b.i. leading counter terrorism efforts and most recently as the associate deputy director of the f.b.i. where he is responsible for the management of all f.b.i. personnel, budget, administration, as well as infrastructure. thank you for appearing before the committee here today. you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you, sir. good morning, chairman peters and durbin, ranking members paul and graham and distinguished members of the committee. it is a privilege to appear before you today to discuss the f.b.i.'s investigation of the attempted assassination of former president trump on july 13th in butler, pennsylvania. before going further, i want to again offer my and our condolences to the victims of this h

mr rowe said the agency willfully support a bipartisan taskforce that will investigate the shooting.ity and was working to fix them. he said key among those failures was communications. that the secret service agents whenever told a person with a weapon was at the rally. it is troubling _ weapon was at the rally. it is troubling to _ weapon was at the rally. it is troubling to me _ weapon was at the rally. it is troubling to me we - weapon was at the rally. it 3 troubling to me we did not weapon was at the rally. it 1 troubling to me we did not get that information as quickly as we should have. we did not know there was this incident going on and the only thing we had was that locals were working at the three o'clock, the former president's right—hand side, which is where the shot came from. nothing about man on the roof, nothing about a man with a gun, nothing of that information came over to our men. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, was watching this session in congress. she looks at whether we're any closer to understanding what motivated thomas matthew crooks to go t

while, some senators demanded accountability for the operation, which mr rowe acknowledged in his openingo better understand how our protection failed. i went to the roof of the agr building, where the assailant fired shots, and i laid in a prone position to evaluate his line of sight. what i saw made me ashamed. as a career law enforcement officer and a 25—year veteran with the secret service, i cannot defend why that roof was not better secured. ina in a matter of days, kamala harris's campaign will become official. she will be the only candidate for the roll call. on monday august fees. she launched a campaign less than ten days ago but has a ready secured support of 99% of the participating delegates, according to the party. the vp is also expected to announce her running mate on tuesday and then they will hold a joint rally in philadelphia before making herfirst major campaign making her first major campaign swing making herfirst major campaign swing across seven swing states in four days. before we go, to the paris 0lympics. in four days. before we go, to the paris olympics. the mos

mr. rowe, i want to start that you. new hampshire hosts many rallies, and protecting speakers and attendees at these events. as a former governor i experienced some of the former challenges to coordinate, and it's clear there were significant coordination failures on july 13th. you told us earlier the local s.w.a.t. team told the secret service that local law enforcement had eyes on the agr roof, and there are reports the local s.w.a.t. team never met with the secret service before the butler rally. what service will make sure the agency is coordinating with the security details and state and local law enforcement and campaign event staff? >> as part of the advance process, senator, as happened in butler as well, there's a police meeting, and basically that's -- that initiates the advance. that's bringing in not all the emergency management officials but all the state and local law enforcement agencies that may have aspects of supporting or assisting in that -- in that advance and on that visit. the focus of that police

senator scott i watched you're exchange with mr rowe and the deputy as well. wasn't there a u.s. secret service sniper on their roof which was 1 of the very few spots that was elevated to the left or the right. we never got an answer to that question except the locals said they had it covered. >> first off the secret service is responsible. american republic is asking questions they want to know what happened, they want to know who's been held accountable and they want to know it's not going to happen again. what they should be doing is deadly prose conferences with you back with the media answering everyone's question because right now what are they doing? but they are doing is saying oh it's a cover of. there's all sorts of information and were not getting the facts. i've to mass shootings. local state and federal officials we did 3 press conferences every day to answer all the questions. the same way after the parkland school shooting that's what they should be doing. i don't get it. what they're doing is making people worry they -- this is the deep state a

>> no, i would love to brief mr. rowe on all our actions that day.placements that we received were that of the secret service. if they would have told us to go on the roof, our guys were more than prepared to go on the roof. >> a local district attorney says the finger pointing has demeaned local law enforcement officers who were there during the rally. he says acting director rowe was mistaken to assume the entirety of the agr building that includes five or six warehouses was covered. acting director rowe says he takes full responsibility and he says moving forward the directive is that if secret service counter snipers are on roofs, local counter snipers need to be as well. bill. >> bill: thanks. cb cotton working the story. >> dana: former special agent in charge joins us now. what was left on the table yesterday that you would like to see answered? >> well, thanks for having me on. first thing is i want to give background on ron rowe. he and i went through the senior executive service developmental program together at american university gave pre

i would love to brief mr.all of our actions that day. >> all of this has outreal clear politics obtained a letter secret service counter sniper to the agency's uniform division. >> the outlet says this counter sniper warns that another assassination attempt could be possible because he believes leadership has failed. ainsley? >> ainsley: great job. thank you so much, cb. this morning notable pollster nate silver predicting that trump will beat kamala harris despite her momentum. one of the key states in the race, pennsylvania, where trump will hold a rally today. it is his first rally in the state since the assassination attempt as his campaign hits kamala harris hard on her border record. >> this is america's border czar. and she has failed us. under harris, over 10 million illegally here. a quarter of a million americans dead from fentanyl. >> so what message does 'president trump hope to send today? let's ask trump 2024. deputy communications directors caroline sunshine from the sunshine state. hello caroli

i want to end by saying mr. rowe, i think you've been forthcoming in your answers. i know you are frustrated. i have seen you twice now. you are clearly embarrassed by what happen and you don't think there is any reasonable explanation. to my colleagues worried about communications, they should spend times at the local government and state legislatures to understand just how bad communication is between law enforcement and first responders we need to invest in this infrastructure that was part of the failure. but if you can please get to me and this committee and chronology of requests excepted, denied, and the reasons forward i think it will be very helpful. >> i will, senator, thank you. >> senator blackburn you are recognized for your question. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you for your patience and for being here today. director rho i want to come to you first because the counter sniper has decided to speak out about the culture at your agency and i think it's very telling. and he sent an email and i will quote from that. "this agency needs to change and if n

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we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get in for the last 3 and a half years. house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you. mr. barton continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now yes, the whole world is watching a. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say we do it the okay, let's get started by introducing you to our panel. we've been dealing with these topics themselves, and they're gonna share their unbridled perspective with us. here they are. the hosts be critical. our on radio. sputnik white show you look for it. dr. warmer leon and gordon nixon both good enough to join us so far. a gentleman it's it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president, there is simply just no place to hide. now that the cats out

mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get it. what, what, what, what congestion boats highway watch. anyway? it's just hard to watch. meanwhile, the president's polls are getting worse with each passing day. the wall street journal reported this weekend that the 80 percent of americans now believe that mr . bible should uh, should uh, step down, sorry here and scratch. you might look like biting in the middle of a conversation. now look at this other gal a pull. i'm gonna show you this is from last week by the way of showing how much more americans don't trust biden's age situation compared to what they thought in the past with other older american presidents. all right, here we go. let's put that up. mark us. if we can, all right, there it is, americans were asked if the president has to. busy to remain in the presidency 1st, let's look at the, his number 67 percent. the pulse as too old for joe by. when asked about prob, only 37 percent. he's too old. but now let's compare that to other presidents in the past. i'm mccain, for e

one of the things mr.e has done he has directed the secret service since the assassination attempt to have multiple experienced supervising officers go through each security plan for all future events. the key in that sentence is experienced supervising officers. have you got figure that, perhaps, that day in butler, they had somebody who did not have the kind of experience that they want. and they are going to change it to so that people are safe. >> brian: iconic photos the way he acted under fire navy seals in awe. we talked to everyone about that. david bellavia who won all types of congressional medals for his active valor. i have never seen anything like it. i have been with people under fire. amazing turns out facebook as well as google are doing everything possible to suppress images and stories about president trump's assassination attempt, pointed out by elon musk who, whatever you want to think about what twitter is now. now it's x. at least it's a place where all sides get a chance to speak. ar

mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes for, you know, get it. what, what, what, what congestion, boats highway watch. anyway? it's just hard for which. meanwhile, the president's polls are getting worse with each passing day. the wall street journal reported this weekend that the 80 percent of americans now believe that mr . biden should, uh, should. uh, step down, sorry here and scratch. you might look like 5 minute middle of a conversation. now look at this other gal and pull it. i'm gonna show you this is from last week by the way. uh, showing how much more americans don't trust biden's age situation compared to what they thought in the past with other older american presidents. all right, here we go. let's put that up. mark us, if we can. all right, there it is. americans were asked if the president is to. busy to remain in the presidency 1st, let's look at the, his number 67 percent. the pulse as too old for joe biden. when asked about trump only 37 percent. he's too old, but now let's compare that to other presidents in the past. i'm mccai

we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes. if you don't get it for the last 3 and a half years, house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's, mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you. mr. barton continues to stumble and bull republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say we do it of the okay, let's get started by introducing you to our panel. we've been dealing with these topics themselves and they're going to share their unbridled perspective with us. here. they are, the host of the critical our on radio. sputnik white show. yep. for it. dr. wilmer louis. um, and garland nixon. both good enough to join us so far. i gentleman it's, it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president, there is simply just no place to hide. now that the cats out of the bag, the cameras are consta

we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get it for the last 3 and a half years. house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's, mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you? mr. button continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say we do it the okay, let's get started by introducing you to our panel. we've been dealing with these topics themselves. they're gonna share their unbridled perspective with us here. they are the host of the critical our on radio. sputnik white show. you look for it, dr. wilmer lee. um and garland nixon both good enough to join us so. all right, gentleman it's, it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president, there is simply just no place to hide. now that a cat

mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get it. what, what, what, what congestion, boats highway watch. anyway. it's just hard for which. meanwhile, the president's polls are getting worse with each passing day. the wall street journal reported this weekend that the 80 percent of americans now believe that mr . biden should, uh, should. uh, step down, sorry here and scratch. you might look like biting in the middle of a conversation. now look at this other gal a pull. i'm gonna show you this is from last week by the way. uh, showing how much more americans don't trust biden's age situation compared to what they thought in the past with other older american presidents. all right, here we go. let's put that up. mark us, if we can. all right, there it is. americans were asked if the president has to. busy to remain in the presidency 1st, let's look at the, his number 67 percent. the pulse as too old for joe biden. when asked about trump only 37 percent. he's too old, but now let's compare that to other presidents in the past. i'm mcca

. >> thank you, mr. rowe. our second witness is paul the abate, the deputy director of the federal bureau of investigation at the department of justice. in this role, deputy director overseas all fbi domestic investigative and intelligence activities. prior to his appointment as deputy director, he's had a distinguished three decades within the fbi leading counterterrorism efforts, and most recently, as the associate deputy director of the fbi for his responsible for the management of all fbi personnel, budget, administration, as well as infrastructure. thank you for appearing before the committee here today. you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you, sir. good morning, chairman peters and durbin, ranking members paul and graham, and distinguished members of the committee, it's a privilege to appear before you today to discuss the fbi's investigation of the attempted assassination of former president trump on july 13th in butler, pennsylvania before going further, i want to again offer my and o

>> no, i would love to briefed mr. rowe on all of our actions that day.d assumed that the placement that we received were that of the secret service. if they would have told us to go on the roof, our guys were more than prepared to go on the roof. >> the local district attorney says the finger-pointing has demeaned the committee's officers who were there during the rally. he says acting director rowe was mistaken to assume the entirety of the agr building was covered. >> this agr building was made up of i want to say five or six different buildings. they were all connected. so, you know, when there was only two snipers in this entire six building complex to think that that building was covered by two snipers whose orders were to look inward toward the secured area, i just -- i don't see how is accurate. >> ultimately, acting director rowe says he takes responsibility and he says moving forward, the directive is if u.s. secret service countersnipers are on roofs, local countersnipers need to be as well. he says there's going to be much -- they are going to

mr. rowe, help me understand this. the assassin crooks fired his first shot. as i understand it at 6:12:00 p.m. he was about 140 -- 150 yards away. it has been reported that the snipers, the government snipers saw him on the roof 20 minutes before. not 2 minutes, 20 minutes before. is that correct? >> senator, that is the first time i am hearing this. that is not correct based on the information that i have right now. >> when did the fbi snipers see him on the roof? >> secret service snipers, sir. >> i am sorry. i understand, i apologize. when did this secret service snipers ultimately one who shot the assassin crooks see him on that roof? >> immediately upon the shots being fired, our snipers -- >> i know that. when do they first see him? you've got a guy lying on the roof. you have snipers in an elevated position. they can look down on the roof. you have the guy lying there with a gun pointing out the former president of the united states. they shot him. good for them. he is now as dead as woodrow wilson. that is a good thing. i am sorry. god forgive me. it

row, i want to start with you. new hampshire hosts many political rallies protecting the speakers and attendees at these events requires extensive coordination between state and local law enforcement. the secret service staff and obviously campaigns, events, staff as a former governor, i've experienced some of the challenges that this type of coordination can create, but we know that this coordination is really essential to public safety. it's clear that there were significant coordination failures on july 13. you told us earlier that the local swat team told the secret service that local law enforcement had eyes on the ag or roof. but there are reports that members of a local swat team never met with the secret service in the days before the butler rally what steps does the secret service take prior to political rallies to ensure that the agency is effectively coordinating with it the candidate security details with state and local law enforcement and with campaign events, staff so as part of the advanced process,

we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get it for the last 3 and a half years. house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's, mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you? mr biden continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now. yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez, and this is direct impact. what do you say we do it the okay, let's get started by introducing you to our panel. we've been dealing with these topics themselves. they're going to share their unbridled perspective with us. here they are, the house be critical, our on radio. sputnik white show. you look for it, dr. wilmer leon and gone. and nixon both good enough to join us. so a bar, a gentleman it's it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president, there is simply just no place to hide. now that a cat s

at the end of the day, how many people do you think will be relieved that our duties, mr. row, because of this? >> senator, i publicly cannot, and i cannot weigh in on that right now. right. it has to be a fair and neutral absolute process from a fair point of view would you say this is a major system failure? at every turn and those in charge of the system and question not only was an embarrassing, they failed so senator, again if there were policy violations, those individuals will be held accountable and they will be suspended easy good yes, sir. we well, but they will be held to are able of penalties which will include up to termination. >> thank you director row, in your testimony here today, as well as in your written testimony, you said very, very clearly that you can't defend why that building with could not with the shooter on top of it was not better covered. >> you were very clear. you cannot defend that. so my question to you is i my understanding is that there's a detailed site survey that is done prior to an event to identify potential threat points. so talk

the way they get me to stop talking though, say we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes. if you don't get it. wow, to man to world leaders. the 1st one you saw, i don't know if you can tell by the way that was moody, the president of india was walking in to his hotel and people were cheering. so one man is shared. the other one that he's tired, he's confused, which one just said that he is a guy who runs the entire world. you're about to find out you're about to hear it make sense.

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we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes. if you don't get it for the last 3 and a half years, house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you. mr. barton continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say? we do it the .

i think you, mr. chairman direct row, there was probably ten buildings within sniper range of president trump on that afternoon. why was the building being used by the sniper not in the security zone? >> that's, a question that i've asked senator we there was a decision that we were going to construct a site. it was going to maintain within the butler farm site butler farm show site that that building that her was right on the cartilage of our outer perimeter and it's something that i again, having been there on walked it i had a hard time understanding there's no protocol that says anything within 300, 500 yards direct line and the president should be in or out of the security zone. there's not a protocol that describes that so center of what we tried to do is we try to either control the high ground or mitigate line of sight concerns you've stated that on multiple occasions, president trump's team was denied more of a detail, more assets, who who denies that? >> who is the person that denies that, g

mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes. if you don't get it for the last 3 and a half years, house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you. mr. barton continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now. yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say? we do it the okay, let's get started by introducing you to our panel. we've been dealing with these topics themselves. they're going to share their unbridled perspective with us here . they are, the hosts of the critical our on radio. sputnik white show. yep. for it. dr. wilmer li, um and gone. and nixon both good enough to join us so. all right, gentlemen it's, it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president there is simply just no place to hide. now that a cat side of the bag cameras are constantly on hi

we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes of, you know, get it for the last 3 and a half years. house republicans and the american people have been demanding details about jo biden's, mental and physical decline. who dokie just to the hit that we're going to play for you. mr. barton continues to stumble and bolt republicans just can't seem to leave well enough alone and now yes, the whole world is watching. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. what do you say we do it the.

and so what the way they get me to stop talking though, say we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes. if you don't get it. yeah. how are you this room? not only share a common language, don't share a common language. we do not share a common border where our neighbors were neighbors. what so my goodness, my god, bless him please. lord, i don't know what to say. i don't know where this is going to end up, but with every day we turn on the tv and we see more and more of these and there how i, i'm just, i don't know if you guys are like me, but i'm just saying, god, please make this stop, i don't know what to say anymore. garland, i'll let you start. well, i think the, the, the, one of the things that we've been talking about a lot is the reality that america and the world is learning that the president doesn't run the current president. yeah. doesn't run the united states. and that, that probably implies that most of the time, the president doesn't really run the united states, but to some extent they can be a ceremonial figure. and the ot

, congratulations, mr.dent, and as other public broadcasting, in relation to these 40 billion, that you 're talking about, about half of them oblige the united states to... give the united states, what are the risks to that aid if we win in the presidential election by donald trump? and one more question, you dismissed glavkom zaluzhnyi, explaining it by the fact that the system needs to be rebooted, what changes do you see now, with the change of glavkom, how do you evaluate the work of oleksandr syrskyi, in particular , taking into account the may breakthrough of the russians in the kharkiv region. thank you. syrsky has a serious challenge, we have been waiting for weapons and a vote on the package, well, for almost 8 months, and this is a very serious challenge, i do not want to compare, i treat everyone with the appropriate respect, everyone performs or performed their task on their own place, but... it is difficult to say what would have happened if the leadership of the army had not changed, it is dif

jeremy miles, leaving without any warm words for our cameras about the victor, and a row about a massivenvironmental offences was already dogging mr gething. there's lots of hard work that goes into running a more than three—month campaign. and lots of money. it's an indivisible part of modern politics. and then there was a row about the sacking of a minister, hannah blythyn, accused of leaking text messages to a welsh news website from a group chat during the pandemic, when mr gething said he was deleting messages. she denied leaking and the website denied that she was their source. what a mess! and the conservatives tabled a non—binding vote of confidence in vaughan gething last month, which he lost. how credible an opposition can you be as the welsh conservatives when you have just been wiped out in terms of mps at westminster at the general election? we have done what the people of wales wanted, which is to get the answers that they are demanding of their inept labour government here in wales. do you really want another election now when there would still be an election in 2026? list

of the rally yesterday when mr. trump was shot. i can't even imagine what's the general sentiment this morning. it's just extraordinary to talk to each of these guests for different reasons. kyra just starting with congressman dan meuser to hear him talk about the fear that he felt when those shots rang out, when he realized that former president trump had been shot and he didn't know how badly he'd been injured, those terrifying moments of confusion and not really understanding what exactly was happening. and he also gives a very powerful call for this country to come together, to collectively find a way to end this type of violence, and that really, i think, was the overwhelming message that we heard from our guests today. it was really extraordinary. senator lindsey graham, who was emotional, by the way, donald trump is a friend, not only a political ally, who said when he talks to the former president, he's just going to tell him he loves him. he's glad that he wasn't hurt more seriously. but senator graham, spe

raisi for 3 years in a row, the honorable president, and out of this 24 the chosen worker was honored with his presence, that was the end point of emtan festival, and the interesting thing was that, unlike all the previous years , usually one or two people could raise some points in front of mr. president, with the welcome of mr. raeesi and the tactfulness that they are accompanied by agreeing to the fact that every year we have 6 people in this festival, now 5 this year and 6 last year because one of the dignitaries did not make it to that program every year 6 people from different tastes. this is a very important issue. different tastes. and the various labor representatives actually represent the elites representatives of various organizations, representatives of retirees, representatives of employers in different ways to represent in fact. the labor and production community raised their issues in direct presence with the president, there has never been a record of this in any year. i am the last of us, we have one minute to close at the same time. in various labor organizations, l

greetings, mr. president, larisa petruk, freedom tv channel, i have a question about mr. orban's visit to kyiv, this is his peace-making, let's say, tour, there have already been similar attempts, efforts, last summer, if i'm not mistaken, a delegation came to you from countries of africa also this type of peacekeeping tour, but are these trips at all beneficial, do you see any, well, any of this, do you see anything positive, thank you, thank you, for sure, just like most of the iceberg is not visible, so is most of the work, especially with those countries that are very skeptical, but were. skeptical, or against, balanced between us, or were on the side of russia, how it changes, sometimes we do not pay attention, all this has a great influence on the end of the war and a great influence on the fact that we live and fight. we had 12 african countries at the peace summit, i think 11 or 12 have joined kaminike today. everything started. since their visit they were very skeptical, after that they went to russia, some changed their position when we talked, then we talked so

within seconds, secret service agents rushed the stage and surrounded mr. trump, a trump supporter in the front row saw the incident up close when they got him up and they turned him, i could see the blood from the top of the ear to the bottom. wasn't gushing, but it was covered. and then he put the fist bump up. stay strong. and they walked him off. there were at least a dozen loud pops heard during the incident. mr. trump was rushed to a local medical facility to be checked out, according to his campaign. but a spectator in the crowd was shot and killed, two more critically injured. he was killed instantly, as far as i could tell, and at that point it was a state police and a swat team, you know, showed started evacuating the bleachers. and then i helped carry the man out of the bleachers to a tent that was behind the bleachers. university of san francisco politics professor james taylor likens the shooting to an assassination attempt in 1981, when then president ronald reagan was wounded by gunfire when leaving a d.c. hotel. after giving a speech to have

, two people rowing, two people , one person rowing. we have a female coach in tennis, mrs. fasihi mrs. nida shahresavi's table , we have one person in archery and one person in taekwondo, two of our dear ladies, who is actually kasbani soraya , mr. badminton champion, who is also present in this meeting with the approval of the international olympic committee, is going to the election of the commission. ioc athletes will participate, and finally, the female coaches of taekwondo , shooting and table tennis will accompany our athletes in paris. in addition to our three sports, there are 3 of our prominent female coaches, and we hope that in the next courses, these women , our women coaches, will be able to have a stronger presence with the team. have sports. let's also remind that iranian sports had nine female athletes in the 2020 tokyo olympics. mobina fallah is the first iranian athlete in archery to compete with her olympic rivals since august 4th. ansi behri , radio and television news agency. it made a difference, not a difference.

special thanks to mr. shahsahar hosseini who was with us from paris. a death row inmate in america was executed by lethal injection in a prison in alabama. the united nations has compared this type of execution to torture. a total of 24 executions have been carried out in 2023 in america, all of them by lethal injection. legal professionals referring to the unimaginable pain of the victims of these poisons in the minutes before death, jaza called for the immediate prohibition of its use. injected toxic compounds have such a painful effect on their victims that even dump. doctors do not use it to kill animals. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. light in the name of god light in the name of god light light in the name of god light light upon light, in the name of god, light upon light , in the name of god, light upon light , in the name of god. akbar allah akbar allah akbar i bear witness that there is no god but allah. i bear witness that there is no god but god . i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god.

to a welsh news website from a group chat during the pandemic, when mr gething said he was deletingthat she was their source. what a mess. and the conservatives tabled a non—binding vote of confidence in mr gething last month, which he lost. how credible an opposition can you be as the welsh conservatives when you have just been wiped out in terms of mps at westminster in the general election? we have done what the people of wales wanted, which is to get the answer is that they are demanding over their inept labour government here in wales. do you really want another election now when there would still be an election in 2026? it's not a matter of whether i want an election now, we are just at a point in time where we have this chaos under labour in wales. we see a revolving door potentially of labour first ministers. tonight, here another first minister is on his way out, another political contest is under way. the bbc has responded to the continuing controversy around one of its most popular shows strictly come dancing. after complaints about two of its professional dancers, the bb

to a welsh news website from a group chat during the pandemic, when mr gething said he was deletingsite denied that she was their source. what a mess. and the conservatives tabled a non—binding vote of confidence in mr gething last month, which he lost. how credible an opposition can you be as the welsh conservatives when you have just been wiped out in terms of mps at westminster in the general election? we have done what the people of wales wanted, which is to get the answer is that they are demanding over their inept labour government here in wales. do you really want another election now when there would still be an election in 2026? it's not a matter of whether i want an election now, we are just at a point in time where we have this chaos under labour in wales. we see a revolving door potentially of labour first ministers. tonight, here another first minister is on his way out, another political contest is under way. that race will be getting going straightaway, a waste to select the third first minister of wales of 2024. let's third first minister of wales of 202a. let's brin

then go ahead of mr. question will start here in the front row please. >> thank you, chris gordon.ce force, so this morning i's chief of staff jim slight noted that he was working your office on your baser defense and so brings me to my question that is supposed to be nearly mission to the army be doing more to protect for bases or should the air force be doing more when you're having these discussions, the army somehow is the relationship way to look like in the future and how will you delineate who does what especially with resourcing being a concern. >> great and grace even think you for great question we are working this will times withnt e department of the army i would say that there is a mission and in terms with the department of defense overalls endeavoring to do is together is to ensure that we are able to project powerful word in these types of conductive environments so it's going to require as moving forward together and defining the specific acquirements and timing and sequencing how we will pull this together want to be held this year more in the months to come is th