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now, i ran -- hsi is part of i.c.e.ad assisted in the past for security, but they're not trained to do personal attention. so if they were actually there doing personal protection if, that's a problem. hay don't have the training secret service does, so that needs to be fully investigated, because i just heard that for the first time on your show. that's one concern. look, i've been worried about the president for the last three years. i'm around him a lot. i'm i've been to the mar-a-lago many times and in new york. i think his security needs to be up. he isn't a normal ex-president. he's very controversial. he's leading in the polls. and he needs as much protection as secret service can give them, and -- him, and they're not doing it. again, having -- secret service needs to be the primary focus on personal protection. you can get other agencies to guard a fans or a manhole cover, but when it comes to personal protection, that is hundreds and hundreds of hours of training that secret service goes through. that should b

roe, wanna begin discussing secret service staffing and the extent to which hsi or other personnel are augmenting or backfilling inadequate secret service capacity. generally. and on the day of the assassination attempt, to what extent our hsi personnel, for example, filling close protection roles that would normally are optimally be filled by secret service personnel so thank you, senator, for that question. >> so as we have done even back when we were with treasury, we enlist during campaign years, the assistance of other law enforcement agencies in that department. so when we are treasured where we used atf, we used irs ci when we transferred over to the department of homeland security. we have brought that practice with us. so going into a campaign year or during a national special security event, like the united nations general assembly we will enter into a memorandum of assistance for the campaign with hsi hsi will provide post standers, essentially, federal agents, law enforcement, to be able to help secure a site when it comes to close protection. the only time that we were we

rowe, i want to begin discussing secret service staffing and the extent to which hsi or other personnel are backfilling inadequate secret service capacity generally and on the day of the assassination attempt. to what extent are hsi personnel filling close protection roles that would normally be filled by secret service personnel? >> so thank you senator for that question. as we have done even back with treasury, we enlist the assistance of other law enforcement agencies in that department. so when we were in treasury we used itf and irs. when we transferred to the department of homeland security we brought the practice with us. during a national special security event like the united nations general assembly we'll enter into a memorandum of assistance for the campaign with hsi. they will provide post standers essentially federal agents, law enforcement to help secure a site when it comes to close protection. the only time that we will utilize them is during a united nations general assembly and utilized to provide security at a hotel in new york city where the protectees are staying. >

i literally talked to an hsi agent yesterday because there were hsi agents on the ground there. i said what kind of training do you guys get for protective detail? he said we get a powerpoint training. that's it. that's not training. that's putting a band-aid over something and asking people who are trained to investigate narcotics or illegal immigrants. those types of things and we need your warm body here. we'll give you powerpoint training. that's what i mean by dei type stuff. they hired somebody who was not prepared to make the changes and lead this agency the way she should. >> harris: last quick one for you. we have john barrasso of wyoming standing by. congressman biggs, how does her departure figure to get answers ten days ago with former president trump? >> she still will be obligated to provide answers. we'll put her under oath and have to give those answers and well conduct a full investigation. f.b.i. is and homeland security has an investigation going. in my opinion we need an independent commission staffed fo former -- >> harris: as she lawyers up i assume it won'

>> reporter: according to these whistleblowers, they were with the dhs' hsi unit, the homeland securitys is not familiar -- hawley says is not familiar with the normal protocols. quote, whistleblowers tell me that most of trump's security detail working the event last saturday were not even secret service is. dhs assigned unprepared and inexperienced personnel n. a letter to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, hawley says the whistleblowers with direct knowledge of this event allege that the july13th rally was considered to be a loose security event. he goes on to say that detection k-9s were not used to monitor entry and detect threats like they normally would, individuals without proper designations were able to gain access to backstage, and also department personnel did not appropriately police the security buffer around the podium. this is as a we're hearing from congressman mike waltz who says the fbi briefed them about the shooter having overseas accounts and that officials are trying to gain access to hearn more about it. >> what we know, and this was the on the briefing we just re

to what extent are hsi personnel, for example, filling close protection roles that would be filled by secret service personnel? >> thank you, senator, for that question. as we have done, even back when we were with treasury, we enlist during campaign years the assistance of other law enforcement agencies in that department. we used atf, irs. when we transferred over to the department of homeland security, we brought that practice with us. going into a campaign year or the united nation general assembly, we will enter into a memorandum of assistance with hsi. federal agents, law enforcement to secure a site. when it comes to close protection, the only time we were -- we will utilize them is during a united nations general assembly where they may be utilized to protect a low-level head of state or provide security at a hotel in new york city where those protectees are staying. >> on the day in question, all of the former president's close protection detail were full-time secret service personnel? >> they were. they were assigned to the donald trump detail. >> interoperability with other

well as some of the other countries and domestic conflicts in these countries is that uh the the the hsies um who became ansarah are um are the arab spring of yemen while you're cheering the arab springs in egypt and syria and and... libia um you would actually have been on the same side of thehis in yemen, they were the ones who took to the streets and demanded more representation in government and the removal of saudi-backed um authoritarian leader so um now just something buse we we we like to point out narrative plays um there was a there was a a tweet by centcom us centcom us central command in covering about 20. countries in uh west asia, north africa um last week that six times said iran back tooties in one tweet and i basically some tweeted it saying um we should the americans were so owned by the yemenis that their only comeback is to say iran backed hoothy six times in the tweet now when westerners use this you'll notice that westerners use don't use ansara law as as much they use the word hoothis. because theuti the ansorla doesn't like it because ansara is much broader wider mo

world champion kieran reilly, was guaranteed a bronze going into hsi final run and threw everything ateeing her edge out the usa' perris benegas with her second run. bennegas made the podium after finishing fourth in tokyo, while australia's natalya diehm who claimed bronze — her country's first in freestyle bmx. the canada womens football team have had their appeal against a six point deduction rejected by the court of arbitartion for sport. they were punished after using a drone to spy on their first opponents in the olympics new zealand. head coach bev priestman and two of her assistants were also banned from any football related activity for 12 months. that leaves canada , who are 0lympic champions, on zero points in their group, needing to beat colombia later to have any chance of reaching the quarters. and away from the olympics mercedes have been explaining the reason why george russel�*s car was disqualified, costing him victory at last weekend's belgian grand prix...the car was found to be one and a half kilograms underweight after the race , which mercedes have put down to th

hsi will provide essentially federal agents and law enforcement to help secure a site. when it comes to close protection, the only time we were -- we will utilize them is during a united nations general assembly where they may be utilized to protect a low-level head of state or provide security at a hotel where those protect these are staying. -- protectees are staying. >> so on the day in question all of the former president's close protection detail work full-time secret service personnel? mr. rowe: they were. >> interoperability with other federal and state and local law enforcement agencies. specifically on communications. what have you determined to date played a role in failures to swiftly communicate between agencies the suspicion or identification of threat? mr. rowe: there was a delay in reporting, not having that real time. as they were closing in on him -- as local law-enforcement closing in on him, as he is seen scurrying across the roof, that information, and we are getting to the bottom of that, we are working on trying to figure out the delay. why did we

as far as hsi providing agents to assist the secret service in addition to state and local law enforcementot uncommon specially during the campaign season because the secret service has always battled for resources. >> on have a few moments but i'm told by senior law enforcement official that without it out those with the around the present and detail the sarong 7 that jumped on top of him, i'm told the counter sniper it was a hard shot given the line of visibility. the shot went through the individual's neck. o'rourke work by the secret service officers. atira point homeland security it is natural for them to supplement the secret service detail around the president. >> it is absolutely and this is happening campaigns previously. when it comes to secret service resources and whether were not secretary of homeland secure he has to answer that. we are in the highest level we've ever had. regretta candidate that's not only a former president but the presumptive nominee or the official nominee for the republican party so the threat is up there. it's gotta be staffed accordingly in the secret

whistleblowers with direct knowledge of the event s told him the majority of trump's detail was with dhs's hsinit, the homeland security investigations unit who he says were unfamiliar with standard protocol. whistleblowers telling most of trump's security detail were not secret service. dhs assigned plan prepared and inexperienced personnel. in a letter to alejandro mayorkas, whistleblowers, quote, the july 13th rally was considered to be a loose security event, detection canines did not detect written a usual manner. individuals without proper designations got access to the backstage and department personnel did not appropriately police the security buffer around the podium as we learn new details about the shooter, thomas rourke. officials brief lawmakers telling them he had three encrypted overseas accounts and officials have been trying to gain access to them to learn more about it. >> what we know and this was on the briefing we just received, he had three encrypted overseas accounts the fbi is trying to get into. >> what the mean overseas accounts? >> there were based in the servers ove

we are told there were 22 secret service agents to include secret service snipers, 16 hsi agents, 30-40 pennsylvania state troopers, 7 butler township police officers. we're told those officers were all assigned the traffic detail and is one butler township emergency services unit sniper team. now at least four congressional committees have indicated they plan to probe the security failure asks what appears to be a communication breakdown among those officers allowing thomas crooks to gain access to the to the roof of a warehouse building with a vantage point of only about 400 tofeet from where trump was speak. fox news' david spunt has learned from a federal source that it was, indeed, the butler township emergency services unit sniper team inside the building when crooks fired from the roof, echoing what secret service director kimberly cheatle said in an abc news interview when she said locals were responsible for securing the building outside the rally's most secure perimeter. cheatle also said snipers weren't placed on the building's rooftop because the sloped roof created a, quo

told these officers were at the rally: 22 secret service agents to include secret service snipers, 16 hsi 30-40 pennsylvania state police troopers, 7 butler township police officers -- those officers assigned to traffic detail -- and 1 butler township emergency services unit sniper team. law enforcement experts tell us they believe from the events that transpired there was a communication breakdown between those officers. now, jackie, crooks reportedly flew a drone over the rally site just hours before he opened gunfire, and a source familiar with the ongoing investigation tells fox that the sniper, the secret service sniper who fired the kill shot is, he actually had an obstructed view. the source telling us the shot was, quote, one in a million. jackie. jackie: wow. c.b. cotton, thank you so much for that. secret service director kim cheatle will appear before the house oversight committee on monday. florida republican congressman mike waltz is preparing his questions now. congressman, welcome to the program and thank you for being here. many people are saying if she doesn't resign, pre

>> quite frequently, sir, during campaign events the secret service utilizes agents from hsi, the department of homeland security -- >> you don't know how many. >> -- to supplement our plan. >> had the investigators reconstructed the shooter's precise movements over the past days, weeks and months? >> so again -- >> we need to have confidence that if the fbi is leading this investigation, that they're leading a credible investigation. because there's some of us sitting up here today that don't have a lot of confidence in the fbi. i will repeat the question. have the investigators reconstructed the shooter's precise moments over the past days, weeks and months? >> i understand the question. i share your concerns about wanting to make sure we have factual information. the fbi is congress ducting a criminal investigation. the secret service is conducting an internal investigation. there is the external investigation -- >> last question for me. before july 13th, had the trump detail requested additional resources? >> what i can tell you is for the event on july 13th, the details -- the assets th

actually do think anyone else has reported actual secret service post at that site they were at tem temp hsisecurity folks which they are great folks i'm not knocking them but that is not what they do specifically to protection and were trained for that. i am hearing that i'm also hearing the counter sniper team they had a problem seeing over the elevation that is why they did not engage right away. but that is not the problem. that is a problem but that's not the real problem. the real problem is where was the aerial visual support? why was there no helicopter? why was uno drone? were there no flayer, no thermal forward-looking infrared house a crowd acting as the freaking counter top surveillance course at the best you have is random trump supported telling police there's a guy with a gun? what technology are they deploying the bragging then this new technology. i did not see it. tell me about when they rush him over to the van, the vehicle. it seems it's on the secret service agents i just don't know if they have the stature that i would expect to see and the gravitas i would expect to se

>> quite frequently during campaign events the secret service utilizes agents from hsi or the department of homeland security. >> you don't know how many. have investigators reconstructed the shooter's precise movements over the past days, weeks and months. we need to have confidence if the f.b.i. is leading this investigation, that they are leading a credible investigation. some of us sitting here today that don't have a lot of confidence in the f.b.i. i will repeat the question. have the investigators reconstructed the shooter's resize moments over the pass days, weeks and months. >> i understand your question and share your concerns wanting to make sure we have factual information. the f.b.i. is conducting a criminal investigation. the secret service is conducting an internal investigation. there are a number of oig investigations and the external investigation. >> last question for me. before july 13th, had the trump detail requested additional resources? >> what i can tell you is that for the event on july 13th, the details what were -- the assets that were requested for that day we

i don't know if it a day, a week, a month, but she is not going to be leading that agency, hsi instillsidence being able to do that today was an opportunity for her to instill that confidence and instead, we have even less confidence that we had then when we entered the hearing, respectfully, congressman, i mean, this isn't like the supreme court with a lifetime appointment and i mean, president biden or presumably vice president harris, could fire her right now. why haven't they done so? >> well, look, i'm calling for mayorkas to do that. mayorkas could do that. that's the chain of command. i'm calling for her to resign or be fired. so look, if secretary mayorkas is paying attention he should fire her i don't care if it's 30 days and she's gone letter wrap up in the investigation, but she should no longer be leading the secret service into the future. >> she said director cheatle said that the gunman was identified as suspicious, but not necessarily a threat, and she suggested that at any event, or suspicious individuals did that make sense to you no, of course not. there's a guy on to

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>> quite frequently come , g campaign defense the secret service utilizes agents from hsi or the departmentof -- >> you don't know how many what? have the investigators reconstructed the shooters precise movements over the past days, weeks and months? >> so again -- >> we need to have confidence that if the api is leading this investigation, that they are leading a credible investigation because there's some of us sitting appear to did that don't have a lot of confidence in the fbi. so i will repeat the question. have the investigators reconstructed the shooters precise moment over the past days, weeks and months? >> i understand your question chairman. i share your concerns about wanting to make sure that we have factual information. the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation. the secret service is conducting an internal investigation. there are a number of investigations and there is the extra investigation -- >> last question from me. before july 13, had of the company to requested additional resources? >> what i can tell he is about for the events on july 13, the details that were,

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sure during campaign events, the secret service utilises agents from hsi or the department of homeland don't know how many. >> you don't know how many. >> you don't know how many. >> you can't answer our plan have the investigators reconstructed the shooter's precise movements over the past days, weeks, and months. >> so again, we need we need to have confidence that if the fbi is leading this investigation, that they're leading a credible investigation because there's some of us sitting up here today that don't have a lot of confidence in the fbi. so i will repeat the question. have the investigators reconstructed the shooter's precise movements over the past days, weeks and months? >> i understand your question, chairman, and i share your concerns about wanting to make sure that we have factual information. the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation. the secret service is conducting an internal investigation. there are a number of oig investigations, and there is the external investigation that the president last question for me before july 13th had the trump detail requested add