was butler esu in that command center? >> i was told at one point that the was a representative in there. how long and over what period but sure. i'm aware of three -- >> the agency fits in charge of the asset perimeter, actually agency in charge of the greatest threat, when you stand at the podium and i stood there, when you look, all you have to do is look around, there's the greatest threat right there. when hundred yards away, elevated direct light a fire to the president. i stood that roof, no problem staying under roof and yes, i i am 70 years old, okay? so the timeline is very important here. if, in fact, they thought that mr. brooks was so suspicious that they actually pulled the esu counter snipers away, because there were counter snipers would understand, in that window, a way to look for him. my understanding, it's about about 20 minutes before the president came out. was that information relayed to the secret service? that they were looking for suspicious individual and that people had been pulled away to look

>> yes. >> did esu have command officers in the command center?>> that was asked earlier and my understanding was there was butler county representatives in the command post but i cannot definitely tell you from any briefings that i have had who and when they were there. >> you have any insight why the butler esu officers transmitted that information to a psp representative rather than to a butler esu representative in the command center? >> i understand that there was, butler esu person from whom mccain and the psp member to whom it was sent, they essentially knew one another. >> was there any mechanism in place to monitor the location present of the esu officers who were at the second floor window and departed from there to go look for crooks? was that any kind of key medication ongoing in the command center with that come about that? >> i don't know. >> is that a regular practice? >> in psp's operations have someone monitoring the location presents, posting, absence from posts of members of your force, i would say in general you need to know wh

was butler esu in that command center? >> i was told at one point that the was a representative in there. how long and over what period but sure. i'm aware of three -- >> the agency fits in charge of the asset perimeter, actually agency in charge of the greatest threat, when you stand at the podium and i stood there, when you look, all you have to do is look around, there's the greatest threat right there. when hundred yards away, elevated direct light a fire to the president. i stood that roof, no problem staying under roof and yes, i i am 70 years old, okay? so the timeline is very important here. if, in fact, they thought that mr. brooks was so suspicious that they actually pulled the esu counter snipers away, because there were counter snipers would understand, in that window, a way to look for him. my understanding, it's about about 20 minutes before the president came out. was that information relayed to the secret service? that they were looking for suspicious individual and that people had been pulled away to look

i don't know if butler county esu did something wrong. secret service and everyone characterizes colossal failure because it is obvious that that is the case. i'm going to get one thing. what transpired from the hearing, do i understand that the two butler esu officers, one hoisted the other to the roofline work they leveled the rifle at him, those were two different esu officers than the ones who originally spotted crooks from the second floor. >> to be clear, my understanding is the two officers that responded, one hoisted up the second one were not part of butler esu between 2 separate officers tasked with a different responsibility. i speculate as an example to say a traffic post, they responded, i don't know the specifics how they were alerted but they were two separate cases. >> the butler esu officer who spotted crooks, do i understand they spotted him in the second floor of the agr building. in order to maintain a watch on the roof or where they generally assigned responsibility to be in the vicinity of the building? >> i can't an

shooter had a detonation device and that building was actually supposed to be secured by the butler esuy, sander, colonel paris testified at the pennsylvania state police was in the command center with the secret service, but they were told the congress members that the local law enforcement the butler share for instance in the esu were not in communication with the state police or the secret service on that day. sandra? >> sandra: bryan llenas on that in butler for us thank you. john? >> john: breaking moments ago g.o.p. nominee donald trump announced he will be hosting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a meeting at mar-a-lago. announcing in a post on truth social saying looking forward to netanyahu in palm beach on thursday during my first term we had peace and stability even has during the historic records and we will have it again. as i said with president zelenskyy and other recent weeks my peace through strength agenda will demonstrate the world of his horrible deadly wars and violent conflict must end. millions are dying and kamala harris in no way capable. "live look

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and there were not just the esu units but local law enforcement that had line of sight on the shooter before the shots were taken. one of my questions is there was supposed to be a briefing with the secret service sniper units, your counter assault team members with the contract team, with the local esu teams. that didn't take place. why was that? >> i have been told there has been a briefing. there was a briefing that took place. >> i have been told there wasn't one. >> again, we're still looking into the facts of the investigation. >> let me ask you this. when were you informed that there was a credible threat against president trump, former president trump? when did you learn of that? >> sir, the former president has a number of threats. >> i didn't ask you that. there was a credible threat from iran. when were you informed of that? >> we have been monitoring the threats for the former president. >> you knew before the rally, right? the site security plan is generally drafted by the site supervisor and the site agent. probably out of the pittsburgh district office. did they take in

person who turned out to be that gunman and let's roll that from the hearing your knowledge, those esu officers left that the location where they could look out the window to go in search of this person. that is my understanding before. >> so some time before the time he was between the time he was spotted on the ground and identified is someone suspicious until the shooting, they had left that post to go look for him. is that what you're saying? >> my understanding is yes. along with other municipal officers that responded to that area so that was news to us. what had you heard that before? >> no. i mean, i had not and the other thing that they said was that the actual prompting of that was cooks the shooter actually using the range finder and he was actually taking range-finding range, distance measurements and of course had already been reported. i think it was 62 minutes before the shooting as being suspicious. they then see him using the rangefinder they. leave their position. now the question is, did they yell, hurt anyone they were leaving? who told them to leave? >> they go to

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our personnel met with the team lead from butler esu. they discussed areas of concern, areas of responsibility. that did happen at the site on that day. >> director, i think you would agree there were multiple individual and institutional failures the day of the assassination attempt. you have a $3 billion budget. you are 2,000 employees short. in 2022, the secret service had a 48% departure rate. that tells me you have a cultural problem or just gross incompetence. which is it? >> i would challenge that 48% departure rate. let me get you statistics we have. it's not 48%. >> go back to the multiple failures that we saw on an individual basis. i think it proves there's incompetence or some type of a cultural problem. >> i know you are not calling our workforce incompetent. i know we don't have a cultural problem. we are dedicated to making sure that we don't have mission failure. let me get you the hiring numbers we have. i think you will actually see that we have done very welfarely recently. we are trying to make sure we have the number

two butler esu. our personnel met with the team lead from butler esu. they discussed areas of concern, areas of responsibility. that did in fact happen at the site on that day. >> director, i think you would agree with me that there were multiple individual and institutional failures the day of this assassination attempt. you have a $3 million budget. you're still 2,000 employees short. in 2022, the secret service had a 48% departure rate. it tells me you either have a cultural problem or just gross incompetence. which one is it? >> i would challenge that 48% departure rate. let me get you some statistics that we have. it is not 48%. >> go back to the multiple failures that we saw on an individual basis as well as systemic bear that proves there's incompetence or some type of a cultural problem within the ss. >> i know you are not calling our workforce and confident. i know we do not have a cultural problem. we are dedicated to making sure that we don't have mission failure. let me get you the hiring numbers that we have. i think you will actually see w

and the crew of zal’s reconnaissance drone was disrupted rotation of personnel to esu in the avdeevskyr. after a strong point was discovered in the forest, the coordinates were transmitted to the operators of the lancet loitering munitions. the hall's drone is used with lancet loitering ammunition. in a bunch of halls he discovers a target, the lancet destroyed. russian operators of attack drones destroyed several more fortifications of strongholds and infantry groups in the yuzhnodonetsk direction. ukrainian militants are trying to protect themselves from air strikes using camouflage and electronic interference. but the skill and precision of our military helps to effectively bypass these obstacles and eliminate positions in the ssu. in the short moments of respite between missions , rostislav skidan spoke with the fighters of the unmanned unit. just three components: a drone, ammunition and more electrical tape, you get a killer weapon, let’s say you need to dismantle a house, if the pilot enters the house well, there will be nothing left of the house. at least a dozen of these kamik

commissioner was that there was some information transferred from the local police department, the esu team, to the state police, and the state police then gave that information to the secret service. so we talked about communication breakdown. it's the point to point communication, but it's also how that communication when received was actioned off of or in this case, wasn't actioned off of to prevent this horrific tragedy? >> yeah, it's sort of like watching people play telephone and we all know how that goes. so i wonder what this says to you about accountability when i think even even lay people can look at this and say, wow, that is ripe for mistakes what does that tell you about accountability? is it really enough just that the secret service director is gone or do you really need to have someone scour their practices and whose responsibility is that? is that dhs is that partially a failure of oversight there is that congressional oversight failures. what do you think brianna is? >> yes. to all right. i think the more that we are able to look at one this individual incident and s

our personnel met with the team lead from butler esu and they discussed they discussed areas of concern, areas of responses the ability, and that that did in fact happen at the site on that day director, i think you would agree with me that there were multiple individual an institutional failures the day of this assassination attempt you have a $3 billion budget. >> you're still 2000 employees short and in 2022, the secret service had a 48% departure rate that tells me you either have a cultural problem or just gross in competence which one is it senator, i would challenge that 48% departure rate. let me get you some some statistics that we have. it is not 48% but go back to the multiple failures that we saw on an individual basis, as long as systemic i think it proves that there's either in competence or some type of a cultural problem within the ss >> so senator, i know you're not calling our workforce in competent and i know we do not have a cultural problem, if anything, we are dedicated to making sure that we don't have mission failure. and let me get you the hiring numbers that we

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we have emts with the esu unit. i had a doctor come up behind me, voted him over the bike rack to get him help. and at the same time trying to get people off of the bleachers at that time that event is over. so now it's about getting people away and potentially securing some of the witnesses so that whoever was investigating kevin opportunity to talk to them. so we did that and they carried his body away took it to a separate location and then, you know, i understand there were two other people that were injured quite seriously at that point today. i find out that they are in stable condition. thank god. >> thank god for that. and we're going to hear more about the man there was killed in moment. sheriff soup. i appreciate your time. thank you very much one last friday, praised for all enforcement. >> and that fire chief that was critically injured, keep everybody in their prayers. thank you, guys very much. >> and thank you secret service, when it comes to what happened is on the defense tonight of the agent who wa

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. >> had esu, maintained position in that window overlooking the roof, isn't it true, they would have had a clean shot at mr. crooks as he was ascending the roof to his position? >> i'm not prepared to say that. >> carley: so many what-ifs and so many questions remain. commissioner christopher paris shut down the claim that the roof was too slopped for law enforcement to be posted there. >> do you agree with the assessment of the former secret service director that the roof was so slopped it created safety concerns? >> i can't agree with that statement. >> carley: he testified crooks spent three minutes on the roof before opening fire and clarified local and state police were assigned to their position by secret service including covering the building where crooks fired the shots. let's go to brooke singman. >> brooke: senator chuck grassley released the video showing crooks body, next to a trail of blood, which we blurred out. you hear a secret service officer confirming to law enforcement that he did receive a photo of the shooter prior to the shooting. >> this is him. >> okay. >> t

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it was not just esu but there was law enforcement with their eyes on the shooter before the shot was taken so one of my questions, there was supposed to be a briefing with the fiber units the local esu teams. that didn't take place, why was that? >> i've been told there was a briefing -- might have been told there wasn't one. >> we are still looking into the facts of the investigation. >> let me ask you this, when were you informed that there was a threat against former president trump? >> the former president has a number of threats -- >> there was a credible threat, when were you informed? >> we have been monitoring threats -- >> you knew before the rally. the security plan is drafted by supervisor on the site agent probably out of the pittsburgh district office. did they take into account the credible threat against trump? >> the threats -- >> why would they leave the building? 140 yards with clear line of sight to the president, i was the building is not occupied on the roof? why wasn't that done? >> the plan developed that they encompass a number -- >> issue is the supervisor si

it true that secret servie was present at the butler esu briefing?> there was a briefing between the counter sniper teams that were working on the ground. >> were the present pghno yes to my nose. >> i want to read you a report from people that seem to be throwing you under the bus and stated that there were in attendance and that secret service was not in attendance at the sigar debriefing according to individuals with knowledge to also include that the agr building where the shooter thomas matthew crooks was located was actually not a part of their security perimeter for that. so there was not secret service present. it seems as though that when you were asked earlier from representative krishnamoorthi whether secret service was aware of the threat you said no they were unaware of a threat and yet according to communiquÉ should again from law enforcement that were in somee of these group chats they actually had reported that secret service was made aware of a a threat at around 5e command including secret service aware of messages andt requests abo

brian: one thing this new acting director is going to say the secret service was in contact with the esueir version of swat. we wasmsd the swat team on yesterday we couldn't get communication. i didn't like where they placed me. i wanted to be in a different location. i thought it was odd. one guy sign off guys, i have got to run that crazy guy, the suspicious guy is sitting down there on a picnic table. the communication is now out there. >> ainsley: what happens right? one swat guy saying we didn't have any contact with secret service until after the shooting. >> brian: i would like them all in the one room. >> ainsley: when you read the timeline of what happened including the shooter going to home depot and the shooter googling the oswald and kennedy thing. secret disservice meet with them prior to a few days before. >> steve: they did a walk through. here's the thing. what the acting director -- what we know for sure that he is going to say today. and this is part of his prepared statement -- is he going to say what i saw made me ashamed as a career law enforcement officer and a 25-y

. >> those esu officers left that -- the location where they could look out the window to go in searchthis person? >> that is my understanding. >> between the time he was spotted on the ground and identified as someone suspicious, until the shooting, they had left that post to go look for him, is that what you're saying? >> my understanding is, yes, along with other municipal officers that responded to the what area. maria: joining me now is tennessee congressman mark green, he's the chairman of the house homeland security committee. mr. chairman, thank you very much for being here this morning. >> thanks, maria. maria: what are your most important take aways about this epic security failure at president trump's rally? >> well, if you divide it into phases, i think like the military guy, so the intel phase, the ngo or the nation state, intelligence that we got, when was it passed, there was a massive failure there. the assessment phase when the secret service went and looked at the site there were massive failures in choosing where to place counter snipers. they didn't have the buildin

>> as i understand it, the beaver county, they were asked to assist butler, but the butler esu team were part of the advanced process. >> how many agents about the secret service provide to plan and secure this event? how many people from state and local law enforcement agencies supported the security of the event? >> in totality between law enforcement, state and local and federal, there were 155 personnel at the butler farm site that day. all combined, secret service, it's in the 70s, and then we had support from homeland security investigations that were provide post standards, and then we had approximately 70 or so various pennsylvania state law enforcement. >> thank you. >> i want to go to one other issue before my time expires. you talked today and in our secured briefing about the inoperability of the secret services counter drone capability, that it failed early on, and so it didn't catch the drone flown over the site by the shooter. first, what changes -- you have addressed this a little, but what changes are the secret service making to ensure it has backup technology, and what

>> well, as i understand it, the beaver county they were seconded to assist bottler, but the butler esu team were part of the advanced process. >> okay how many agents did the secret service provide to plan and secured this event? >> and how many people from state and local law enforcement agents seas supported the security of this event. >> so in totality between law enforcement, state and local and federal, they're are 155 personnel at the butler farm site? that day all combined secret service. it's in the 70s and then we had support from homeland security investigations that we're providing post standers, and then we had approximately 70 or so various pennsylvania state law enforced okay. >> thank you. >> i want to go to one other issue before my time expires. >> you've talked today and in our secure briefing about the interoperability of the secret service's counter drone capability. that it failed early on on and so it didn't catch the drone flown over this site by the shooter first, what changes are you've addressed this a little bit. what changes is a secret service making to ens

here in the new york city, they had the benefit of the fact they had their own esu, s.w.a.t.eams, and there were a lot of resources available to them. but they make the call as to what has to be covered because they're the experts. and if then they have this layering where they funnel the crowd many from the outer perimeter. they set up a perimeter, but inside that perimeter it's the service that has the ticket on the body, on the principal, and that's why they were right by donald trump, responded so quickly and heroically. let's not forget that. threw their bodies in harm's way. but the outer area that had vantage to that lectern was just not covered. there's no way to sugar coat that. i have to segway not only into the investigation of the event for things like we looking at the crime scene, all the bullets match, let's say the gun that we have recovered, you know, there are other things hard going to go on at the scene, but then also we need an investigation of what went on beforehand and what failed here. and i have to say i'm great fite already have congress talking abo

. >> the beaver county, they were asked to assist butler but the butler esu team were part of the advance process. >> okay. how many agents did the secret service provide to plan and secure the event and how many people from state and local law enforcement supported the security of this event. >> between state and local and federal there are 155 personnel at the butler farm site that day. all combined secret service it's in the 70s. and then we had support from homeland security investigations that were providing post standers and we had approximately 70 or so various pennsylvania state law enforcement. >> i want to go to one other issue before my time expires. you talked today and in our secure briefing about the interoperability of the secret services counter drone capability. that it failed early on so it didn't catch the drone floating over the site by the shooter. first, what changes are -- you have addressed a little. what changes is the secret service doing to have backup technology and what efforts did the secret service coordinate with other law enforcement with counter drone abi

can have a little bit of a vantage point of where that building was where they had a couple of local esu the local swat team that was that were supposed to be there. they had a sight line of that rooftop if they had not left their posts you know, it's possible that they would have seen him and being able to take action a lot a lot earlier we talking about a matter of minutes, but he was up on it that roof according to the testimony yesterday, about two to three minutes. again, big series of overlapping failures, including one of the things we learned in that video, by the way, is you hear someone say, do we have a drone that we fly over the scene after the fact of the facts too late, right? i mean, the show tutor again, he started casing this rally a day before the secret service went there to do their own walk-through. and he had a drone two hours before the shooting that was going around 200 yards away from the rally itself. and seemed a lot more prepared then the security people there. >> yeah. just just devastating the new information that's coming in evin bobby and steve. thank you

to my knowledge, there were two posted there from butler, esu. >> did they remain fro on post?> i was told that at a certain point they began searching, along with otherwi local offices in the immediate before. after crooks had been identified as suspicious. t we'v based on what we've learned today, it sounds like almost everyones like didn't do their . >> ultimately, secret service te is the one who made the determination of placement ma mad contacting or making sure the plan was in coordination with the properte plany owner fr allowing gain admittance from the property owner forha the second story window. >> is that correct? that was secret services plan. correct. ultimatelyt corrwacret, it's onn secret service for that plan. >> you're officers were assigned to various roles, w but they were not responsible for securing the buildintg or a property at aig. >> is that correct? yes, sir. is it unusual to have such unusu a small perimeter around an outdoor event like this one? >> i would say that we routinely, as a matter of course, exercised deferencerc to the secret service to

. >> we just don't know how that communication flow went from the local esu team the state police, and secret service, to make everybody aware of one anomalous behavior by somebody into when this individual did raise to the threat level how a unified approach was going to be applied. to address that threat and evan, earlier you asked like, is this the case? no, they're always should be a unified common operating communications platform at any type of large scale security event. why that wasn't applied, and why that wasn't in place for this specific event is important to understand from the secret service, jonathan, just let me i mean, isn't any big event like this isn't normal that there would be communications of like, look, there's a weird guy over there or here's a picture of a guy who looks kind of weird. >> i mean, is that standard that standard in the secret service is well-versed in how to address those types of individuals that are exhibiting anomalous behavior. they have protective intelligence teams. they work with local law enforcement may be local law enforcement knows who

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