now, if you had one really violent day, a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge. congressman kelly, put him in charge for one day -- mike, would you say -- he's right here. he's a great congressman. would you say, mike, if you were in charge, you would say, oh, please, don't touch them, don't touch them. let them rob the store. all these stores go out of business, right? they don't pay rent. it's a chain of events. it's so bad. one rough hour -- and i mean real rough -- the word will get out, and it will end immediately. end immediately. you know? it will end immediately. >> trump's suggesting setting

also, a call for san mateo county supervisors to investigate mike kelly for alleged interference with unions and bullying. kelly has not responded to our request for comment, but the sheriff told us she will take this complaint to the state if it goes unheard by the county supervisors. i sent a formal complaint letter to the president of the board of supervisors calling for the bullying tactics of the county executive, mike kelly, to cease immediately. let me make this clear. i will not tolerate further interference in my lawful duties as sheriff. this latest twist comes just days after the sheriff fired assistant sheriff mike ryan monahan, she says, for not sharing her vision for the department, but which some supervisors say looks like retaliation or possible retaliation because that undersheriff spoke to ladoris cordell, who is the retired judge already investigating personnel issues in the sheriff's department. corpus has led the sheriff's department since january of 2023. the statement from the board of supervisors reads in part, the timing of the sheriff's action and information

republican chairman mike kelly and democratic ranking member jason crowe.ormer president trump is reacting to iranian threats to try to assassinate him. he has been -- this comes as the republican nominee announces plans to return to butler, pennsylvania. site of the first attempt on his life. the former president speaking to supporters today in the battleground state of north carolina. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie reports tonight from mint hill. >> no threat will shake me, no enemy will intimidate me. >> tonight, former president trump defiantly back on the campaign trail after his campaign says intelligence officials warned him about an increasing number of real and specific threats from iran to saassassinate him. >> if i were the president i would inform the threatening country that if do you anything to harm this person, we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. >> at a rally outside charlotte trump suggested iran might be behind the to assassination attempts against him while accusing the fbi of draggi

, put him in charge congressman kelly put him in charge for one day. [cheering] mike, would you say, he is a great congressman would you say, might, if you were in charge of say please don't touch them don't touch them what they rob your store. all the stores go out of business they don't pay rent. it's a chain of events that is so bad. one rough hour and i mean real rough the word will get out and end immediately. end immediately. [cheering] it will end immediately.

mike kelly, you can't hear me. ll us about your reaction yesterday as the butler investigation is still underway. >> mike and i condemn this most recent attempt is what it looks like. political violence has no place in our country. republicans and democrats must come together and say this is unacceptable. this should never happen. you don't need to be one side of a party or another to condemn this. we settle our issues with debate and discourse in america. we really have to focus on that and every leader needs to be very clear about it. >> dana: congressman kelly the "new york post" headline says why hasn't the secret service given trump the security he plainly merits? do you have an answer for that? >> well, the only answer i can give you is the answer that as jason and i have listed last thursday, they claim they don't have enough personnel that they can put in place. going forward, i think we're at a point where it's not about republicans and democrats. this is about america. we have reached a point now where the

i mean, i couldn't agree more with mike kelly here. that day, which is reflective of a cultural problem, a command and control problem. but they are no doubt stretched thin. we are in a threat environment where threats are at historic highs, we're asking the secret service to protect a sitting president and then two presidential candidates and then former presidents and all their families in ran environment where threats are three times, fourhigher, acting director rowe was clear to our task force when he briefed us, his service and agents were red-lined working 80, 90-hour weeks, out in the field three weeks out of a month and can't expect folks to do that in perpetuity without them reaching a breaking point. they need additional resources but additional funding and resources is not going to solve the problem between now and election day so we need to have a discussion about what needs to happen in the next 45 day, actually sooner than that to make sure this does not happen again. >> what does need to happen. >> my view is -- rely on

pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret ser

pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that person life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of >> punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >> not the number of children and families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> my weather time here as we get a live look at san francisco's embarcadero the goal cruise ship is posted up. >> a lot of folks, hopefully they brought jackets for tonight. all aboard headed out on the bay for a li

pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of. >>punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >>not the number of children and families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenuafter the shockin confirmation of brett far as parkinson's diagnosis, many health officials are now connecting the disease to his head trauma news nation's xavier walton has the latest details. >>there's always a level of risk.

. >> if you had one really violent day like a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge, congressman kellyone day, mike, would you say -- right here. he is a great congressman. would you say, mike, that if you were in charge, you would say, please, don't touch them, don't touch them, let them rob your store? one rough hour -- i mean real rough -- the word will get out and it will end immediately. end immediately. you know? it will end immediately. >> that's the plot of "the purge." joining us now garrett haake who is in georgia where trump is campaigning. the campaign says this is a joke. but it's very in character for donald trump to be talking about something that's violent and maybe horrifying to folks and for the campaign to follow it up with, he was just kidding. >> reporter: yeah. those mostly right. i never saw "the purge," i'm not a horror movie fan, but it falls under the umbrella the way donald trump talks about the issue. he paints a picture of an american absolutely racked by crime. he likes to talk about migrant crime, which is often the contact where he delivers the most grue

now, if you had one really violent day, a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge.gressman kelly, put him in charge for one day -- mike, would you say -- he's right here. he's a great congressman. would you say, mike, if you were in charge, you would say, oh, please, don't touch them, don't touch them. let them rob the store. all these stores go out of business, right? they don't pay rent. it's a chain of events. it's so bad. one rough hour -- and i mean real rough -- the word will get out, and it will end immediately. end immediately. you know? it will end immediately. >> trump's suggesting setting aside the constitution. later his campaign said he was only talking about enforcing existing laws. last year trump called for police to shoot shoplifters on the spot. >>> joining us now, national politics reporter for "the hill," julia manchester. julia, thank for starting us off today. that's only some of what trump said. he also used deeply negative rhetoric when it comes to migrants and bringing pes lands in. and he talked about vice president harris, calling her ment

pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomasld conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret service were just in an era of extreme increased threats across theeboard. the

chairman congressman mike kelly and ranking member jason crow have said in a statement we have requested briefing on what happened and how security responded. we're thankful the former president was not harm bud remain deeply concerned. >> and joining us the former director of the cia john brennan. director thank you for being here with us. your reaction to what is now a second attempted assassination attempt on donald trump. and the secret service as far as we know. their handling of the situation so far. >> well, i think there's still a lot that we don't know about this instant. but it sounds like the secret service did a very good job in terms of preventing this individual from actually getting a shot off against donald trump. there were a couple of holes ahead of the way donald trump was playing. and the secret service was able to identify this gun that was sticking out of the fence. engaged the individual. so bravo to the secret service for taking those actions. secondly it once again shows how difficult it is to protect individuals in these open venues. especially in a golf course

segment looks at the first treangs task force hearing joining us jason crow and republican chairman mike kelly plus we have new election polling from arizona and georgia. remember, if you can't catch us live. set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us in your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. kamala harris finally takes off the little training wheels to sit down for first solo interview. >> well, here's what i know in terms of the facts. >> laura: plus, the liberal ladies over at "the view" fawn over joe. [applause] >> like having one of the beatles at the table. >> trump takes on world leaders hoping for president kamala. >> our enemies are desperate to prevent donald trump from returning to the white house because they know i will make america great again. >> my angle on trump vs. the world in moments but first we are

mike kelly of pennsylvania. clearly, there are people who are serious issues. mike johnson has also raised doubts about whether he would certify the election if he has the gavel. the world is watching us and seeing this. >> it is truly astonishing. it's historic even. we use that word loosy. in this case, it is. you look at the numbers. this congress is on course to be the least productive since 1860, when the union was dissolving into civil war. you know, the constant -- the constant turmoil over there, whether it's the botched impeachment, whether it's the 22-day shutdown of the house after they kicked out mccarthy to find a new speaker. they can't seem to get anything done, although they did apparently pass the gas stove protection act and the refrigerator freedom act, and named a couple of post offices. and it would be funny except that the things they have actually -- i mean, thank goodness they're incompetent because they voted to restore confederate generals' names on military bases, abolish the education department, most of them are on record supporting

congressman mike kelly and ranking member jason said in a statement, we requested a briefing in the u.s. secret service about what happened and how security responded. we are thankful the former president was the harm but remain concerned about political violence and condemn it in all its forms. the task force will share updates as we learn more. >> joining us is the former director of the cia john brennan. it's good to see you. your reaction to what is now a second attempted assassination attempt on trump and the secret service, as far as we know, their handling of the situation so far? >> i think there's a lot we don't know about this. based on the preliminary report, the secret service did a good job in terms of preventing this individual from getting a shot off against trump. there were a couple of holes ahead of where donald trump was playing and the secret service was able to identify this gun sticking out of the fence and engaged the individual. bravo to the secret service for taking those actions. it shows how difficult it is to protect an individual in these outdoor venues, esp

president of the board of supervisors calling for the bullying tactics of the county executive, mike kelly, to cease immediately. let me make this clear. i will not tolerate further interference in my lawful duties as sheriff. this latest turn comes just days after the sheriff fired assistant sheriff ryan monahan. she says, for not sharing her vision for the department, but which some supervisors says looks like retaliation for speaking to retired judge ladoris cordell, who is in charge of the investigation into personnel issues in the sheriff's department, which corpus has led since january of 2023. so the statement from the board of supervisors about that reads in part, the timing of the sheriff's action and information provided by assistant sheriff monahan suggest possible retaliation against assistant sheriff monahan for participating in judge cordell's independent investigation. judge cordell has been requested to investigate whether assistant sheriff monahan has suffered retaliation for participating in this independent investigation. a corpus says all of this chaos is putting san ma

. >> bill: mike kelly is a republican that represents western p.a. and he said kamala harris is, quote, nowhere near the same type of democrat for pittsburghers as president biden was. meghan, i saw that and i thought maybe he is on to something. he was scranton blue collar catholic strong labor guy and she is from california. i wonder what sort of hurdle there is for her on that point, meghan? >> i think she has to continue to make her points known and she needs to continue to lay out her policy. i am always from california and came from a working middle class family. my mom was a school teacher. i relate to joe biden in a lot of ways. it doesn't mean kamala harris doesn't share the same values and move the country forward. she continues to lay out her policies of lowering prescription drugs and fighting for the middle class. i don't think she is trying to distance herself from joe biden. they would not have him out with her if that's what she was trying to do. >> bill: a challenge. >> for the rest of the time she has been talking since monday night

should of had the security profile, if he had we would not be talking about butler pennsylvania, mike kellyld be talking about it because that is where he's from the chairman of the committee if they had a counter surveillance unit they never would've let the agr building where the rooftop from which the shooter shot at president trump, that would've been secured and it was not there were hundreds of people on the property that day that had not been searched by anyone, it was an epic failure. trey: stevie's lease was shot, there were moments, brief moments of unity they lasted a little while and then dissipated, now it seems like there is not a pause there are elements on both sides some on the left refused to stop inciting violence against trump and to be candid i was shocked that some on the right the attempted murder of paul pelosi i don't know how would people that a been hit in the head with a hammer but it's attempted murder, when did politics become so subhuman. >> i think it's up didn't flow if you look past her history andrew jackson was a pretty henri fella in the election in 1800

chairman mike kelly says the agency investigation is moving forward but wants to leave no stone unturned>> today was our first chance to get together in the same spot at the same time with director rowe. i think it was really worthwhile and members feeling we are accomplishing some things. at the end of the day the idea is not to get a quick answer. the idea is to get the right answer. >> martha: let's bring in pennsylvania congresswoman madeleine dean, part of the task force. richard blumenthal had this to say about his reaction to what he has learned in this investigation. i just want to play this and i want to get your thoughts on the other side, if i may. >> do you think the american people will be shocked, astonished and appalled by what we'll report to them about the failures by the secret service. i think they also ought to be appalled and a astonished by the failure of the department of homeland security to be more forthcoming and to be as candid and frank as it should be to them in terms of providing information. >> martha: i'm not looking forward to being shocked and appalled b

i toured the site again with mike kelly, the chairman, last week.nd what struck me are two things. one, we stood right at the site, right at the spot where president trump spoke. the proximity of that agr building just leaps out at you, mike. it's one of the first buildings you need to secure. it's obvious. the second thing was, there was a fence that was actually -- chain-link fence, 50 yards closer the where the shooter was that wasn't secured, so everybody behind that, hundreds of people, were never checked for anything. the secret service didn't even put a tarp on the chain-link fence. so there could have been dozens of people armed shooting at the president. it was a major failure, and i think it's criminally negligent. mike mike my understanding is your panel wants to hear from local law enforcement by the end of the month. how critical are those interviews? if. >> they're very critical because right now we still don't know the -- there seems to be two counter sniper teams that took shots at crooks, one that killed him from secret service and

christina corpus alleges inappropriate conduct, collusion and abuse of power by county manager mike kellye claims his toxic behavior happened shortly after she took office in 2023. >> he made an inappropriate and offensive request, ordering me to inform him who i dated within the county and when a request i found demeaning and discriminatory. >> but it comes after corpus fired assistant sheriff ryan monahan. supervisor ray mueller called the move possible retaliation due to monahan's participation in an investigation of the sheriff's office. now, the sheriff corpus calls that claim pure speculation. two supervisors shared a statement today about county manager kelly, saying he rejects the sheriff's claims as false and defamatory, and he welcomes a full, transparent and independent investigation into any allegations made against him. end of that statement. sheriff corpus then responded with her own statement, saying, quote, their response doesn't address the serious concerns i raised related to mr. kelly's inappropriate conduct. it sends a clear message when you raise a complaint in san ma

joining us tonight house trump assassination task force chairman mike kelly and ranking member jasonks for being here. >> thank you. >> bret: chairman kelly, what did you get from today? what do you take away from it? there are a lot of people hungry for answers. >> when jason and i first start on this tank, one of the things we looked at early on was the blaming of local law enforcement for not doing what they were supposed to do. i think today was a validation not only did they do what they were supposed to, they did everything they were supposed to do. but they weren't informed of everything that was expected of them. and i think that was -- it was a great stain that was put on local law enforcement. they were deeply wounded that day because and it still exists to this day people live in my time that said you didn't do the right job and should have been there that's not the case. one thing jason and i looked at when we first had this ability to work on this task force. let's make sure we get the truth to the american people. you don't have to get it out quickly. but you have to re

pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret ser

2.0 administration and we know the economy sucks right now there are some other republicans like mike kelly represents a district in western pennsylvania. is he making the argument that kamala harris is simply too liberal for voters in pennsylvania. his quote yesterday was she is nowhere near the same type of democrat for pittsburghers as president joe biden was. in other words, people love joe biden. the new one, not so much. >> lawrence: it also speaks to the point, too. before the switcheroo. she was more unpopular than joe biden. and then in a matter of days. she became the most popular person in politics and we are all supposed to buy that everyone is rallying behind kamala harris when her numbers were lower than his. >> brian: she has closed the began because she is not joe biden. but george clooney put up a great point over the weekend and a lot of people say to yourself what do you look at first in the morning? a lot of people look at the "the washington post" "new york post." i want to know what george clooney says. today was a little bit easier he said joe biden is george washingt

congressman mike kelly out of pennsylvania was in butler on that day applauding the increased resources for trump. >> i do think this. because of july 13th the secret service is now -- their awareness is heightened. i came away feeling that secret service on this past sunday was treating it is same way as when president trump was a sitting president. >> bill: first look now at the mug shot of ryan routh. why it took four or five days i can't tell you. authorities arresting the 58-year-old sunday in connection with the second attempt on former president trump's life. second time in 60 days. we were talking earlier today, 48 hours from two days, not a single press conference from authorities who must know something right now but haven't told us. i don't know if they told lawmakers much yesterday. so far tight lipped. i imagine there is a reason for that but i also know they know things that we should be privy to eventually. >> dana: at sometimes even if you let us know, we are going to get back to you. we have information and if they're trying to build a case without compromising it, just

should of had the security profile, if he had we would not be talking about butler pennsylvania, mike kelly be talking about it because that is where he's from the chairman of the committee if they had a counter surveillance unit they never would've let the agr building where the rooftop from which the shooter shot at president trump, that would've been secured and it was not there were hundreds of people on the property that day that had not been searched by anyone, it was an epic failure. trey: stevie's lease was shot, there were moments, brief moments of unity they lasted a little while and then dissipated, now it seems like there is not a pause there are elements on both sides some on the left refused to stop inciting violence against trump and to be candid i was shocked that some on the right the attempted murder of paul pelosi i don't know how would people that a been hit in the head with a hammer but it's attempted murder, when did politics become so subhuman. >> i think it's up didn't flow if you look past her history andrew jackson was a pretty henri fella in the election in 1800 w

the chairman congressman mike kelly and ranking member jason crow said in a statement, we have requestedce about what happened and how security responded. we are thankful that the former president was not harmed but remain deeply concerned about political violence and condemn it in all its forms. the task force will share updates as we learn more. joining me now, jared moskowitz, one of the members of the task force on the attempted assassination of donald trump. after the close of briefing you all got into the first assassination attempt, a lot of members were asked to have -- a question i now ask you under different circumstances. are you now confident the secret service has the resources it needs to protect president trump and kamala harris and joe biden? >> i never thought that first i would be appointed to an assassination task force. while on that assassination task force there would be a second assassination attempt just two months from the first one, only a month into the formation of this task force so i am deeply concerned that right now we don't have a good handle on the situa

the chairman congressman mike kelly and ranking neb jason crow said in a statement, we have requestedwith the u.s. secret service about what happened and how security responded. we are thankful that the former president was not harmed, but remain deeply concerned about political violence and condemn it in all its forms. the task force will share updates as we learn more. joining me former congressmaned members of the committee for the apparent assassination of president trump. law members were asked the questions that i now ask you under different circumstances. and it's this, are you confident that the secret service has the resources it needed to protect trump and kamala harris and joe biden? >> well, chris, thanks for having me. i never thought that, first, i would be appointed to an assassination task force, attempted assassination on a president. in my first years in congress, little did i think it would be groundhog day. and while on that assassination task force there would be a second assassination attempt, just two months from the first one, not only a month into the formatio

that is bipartisan for the chair, mike kelly who is from butler and ranking member crow agree on several number one, we want to get the facts and the data and see who was in control of what pieces of the property. number two, find out what went wrong. the secret service must accept full responsibility and they have. but to use the word complacent and protecting former president or presidents or presidential candidates are vice presidential candidates, there can be no complacency. we are going to find a number of failures. thursday's hearing will start with local state and local law enforcement who were participating in the event. ultimately the responsibility lies with the secret service. shannon: i know so much of this a try and get information from local but federal authorities and a number of your counterparts on the senate side say that's not happening but i want to play a little bit about the dnr on what they're saying on the senate side. >> i am reaching the point of total outrage because the response from the homeland security has been totally lacking. in fact i think it is tantam

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. >> sandra: this is mike kelly, the task force chairman. next briefing. listen. >> we do it piece by piece. there's a lot of people that have theories and they put it out there in the next day they have to backtrack. so i was a little bit too early on that. we are never going to put anything out we are not exactly sure is 100% and can be put out there. people say, that's what we said yesterday. i don't understand it. look, we have got a lot of really talented and qualified people to look at this. there's 13 of us, though, that had been appointed to the task force, so we will share as much information as we can as soon as we get it, and we have verified that everything we are telling people is the absolute truth. >> sandra: sounds good. we will see if that happens. but people just want any information. they feel like everything has been so vague, slow-coming, and in fact these are some of the task force members pushing for more information, pushing for the public hearings. these are two democrats. listen. >> we want as much transparency as p

now, if you had one really violent day, like a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge, one rough hourd will get out. and it will out immediately. >> he seems to be referencing shop lifters there. what are you hearing there? >> well, we see just in the last week that our crime stats are actually down this year under vice president harris and president biden's leadership. donald trump has invented a dystopia that he is living in. and he's trying to tell his base of supporters that the country is something that's very different than, i think, the vast majority of the country feels. i think that people want to look to the future and they want to turn the page on this sort of divisive darkness that donald trump is offering. i think that when vice president harris is on the campaign trail she's offering a real patriotic vision of this country saying she loves this country. and you hear donald trump spending all his time trashing the country. i think it's two very different visions of the country. here's is very dark, divisive, taking us backwards. and hers is forward looking. to turn the pa

likes of which we have i don't really seen in quite some time yeah, paul republican congressman mike kelly, who is the chairman of the task force investigating the previous assassination attempts. >> he tweeted this. we have requested a briefing with us secret service about what happened and how security responded at this point. i mean, what can you get out of a briefing like that? that we don't already know right now believe that they deserve some answers. >> they are investigating the secret service, certainly since butler in this case, anytime the president leaves that secure facility and goes to a public site, they're going to be threats the trump international golf course in palm beach is actually relatively secure as far as it has offense and hedges there. the golf courses that wherever the ability to secrete yourself in there and the assets that are needed have to be amped up in this case, the secret service has added counter assault, counter surveillance, counter sniper, as well as drone and other capabilities that aren't known to the public. they've just we'll have to expand that

the chairman of that force pennsylvania republican congressmen mike kelly joint is now.or being here today. first off your reaction to today's developments. >> i think this gets more and more completed by the same term because it's more and more obvious that or something afoot here so we have two instances one in pennsylvania at one in florida with the same final result being the assassination of president trump. you start to look and say how deep does is go how does this happen, who is making a different connection and who's planning the plans to get there. the more we lug somewhere we find. i think one thing for us as we are taking as long ase deeper dive to making sure we don't come up with something quick that is not on the right way. >> sandra: obviously these new revelations will change the way we see what happened there. looking at both assassination attempts what can be learned from both instances as we go forward? >> i think win i find these things are not casual. these things just don't happen. this planning you start to wonder how did this happen, to this come

had afterwards with the ranking democrat, jason crow, as well as the chairman of the committee mike kellyssman for this district, it's clear that here they were trying to just establish the basic facts from people who had firsthand knowledge of the ground, but then also going to continue doing investigations and other hearings. this is not the last time we are going to see a public posture from this group of bipartisan lawmakers, but in the interim period while congress is gone most of the month of october, come back in november after elections, in the interim period this committee hat plans to go to-of-mar-a-lago, where the most recent assassination attempt happened. not just focused on butler alone but what almost happened but went right for the secret service being able to avert that assassination attempt down there. doing a cohesive investigation here of multiple different threads. this was just part one, but clearly the blame being laid at the feet of secret service. >> and planning to visit the trump international -- >> yes. >> golf club there in palm beach, right? >> exactly right.

. >> martha: republican congressman mike kelly leads a task force now in a situation they have to probeo assassination attempts against president trump, he is receiving a secret service briefing to, that is said to get underway at 4:00. thank you very much, great to have you with his today. >> thank you of her having to be on. >> martha: when i had about this briefing, always leads very important, you get this information from the secret service for this investigation and figure out what happened to. i learned it was going to be a virtual meeting, and that ronald a row, the new acting director of the secret service will not be involved. can you explain those two things? be when i cannot explain a lot when we talk about who we get briefings from and how things change on a moment's notice. my understanding is that mr. ronald rowe is in florida and he won't be back in d.c. but we will continue and we will see what we get from that. i think all of us are right now sitting about, the last 60 days, that two attempts on former president trump's life, while the rhetoric is heated, is think at o

if you had one really violent day, like a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge.gh hour and i mean real rough, the word will get out and it will and immediately. >> we know -- being inside, people who have acted on that have led to violence in this country, trump is prone to hyperbole. we know that but do you worry when you hear this kind of heated rhetoric from trump, how it lands with his followers? make sure, and i see it in the numbers every day as i say, working in these races from california to new york and to eddie's point about the rot, you can always think back about not that long ago when donald trump's word inside, a guy from dallas to a walmart to kill brown people because he thought they were caravans coming. all of your words have real, real, real things that can make people's lives horrible. and in politics, let's disagree on policy. we can have a debate all day long, but when you start demagogy people because of the way they look, then you start walking down a road that -- you scare people for political purposes, which is absolutely disgusting. >>

. >> congressman mike kelly, who is the chairman of the task force, and a butler native. he represents butler. that's his district has said that he wants to hear from everyone involved, but it remains to be seen how they will go about getting that information, not just from the trump campaign in the secret service, but all part what he's involved. >> all right. zach, we'll be looking for that. zach cohen. thank you so much. boris today. >> cheers for an out of this world milestone. the first commercial spacewalk, meaning a civilian astronaut from a private company, not trained by a government stepping out into the deep void of space. the head of nasa is calling it a giant leap for the future of commercial space travel. and cnn's kristin fisher has the latest on this major feat by polaris dawn well, boris, up until a few hours ago, the only people that had ever done spacewalks were professional government astronauts that had the backing of big, powerful countries like the united states, russia, and china, that all changed a few hours ago with the world's first commercial s

this is mike kelly, the co-chair, republican. he represents butler, pennsylvania.he story now. let's drop on in. >> today is your day to come forward with your testimony. now i along with several of my friends were actually present at the rally in butler when the shooting occurred. it is my hometown. i have lived in this community for more than 60 years and grew up to the butler farm show. we did farming and we would took our animals there and play american legion baseball at the fields beside the farm show. the tragedy remains very personal to me and the entire community. this tragedy, the very real threat to democracy of our na nation escaped that day. we realize it was entirely preventable. because of failures by the secret service the shooting was not prevented. last week acting director rowe said his own agency showed complacency. crooks scouted and identified weakness, had security vulnerabilities not existed it is plausible he might not have attempted the shooting and could have returned home. we'll never for for sure. what we do know the documents and testi

pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody, but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >>securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring, coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement, colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret servic

now, if you had one really violent day, like a guy like mike kelly, put him in charge, congressman kelly, put him in charge one day. mike, would you say, right here, he's a great congressman. would you say, mike, that if you were in charge, you'd say, please, don't touch them, don't touch them? let them rob your store. all these stores go out of business, right? they don't pay rent. city doesn't have money. it's a chain of events. it's so bad. one rough hour, and i mean real rough, the word will get out, and it will end immediately. end immediately. you know? it'll end immediately. the majority of the school cannot speak english in ohio, springfield. they can't speak english. they're taking over the schools. there's nobody that can speak english. and the mayor is looking for interpreters. isn't that wonderful? how can this happen? remember, there's a hat that's made that sells like crazy. oh, there's a fly. oh, i wonder where the fly came from. [ laughter ] see, two years ago, i wouldn't have had a fly up here. changing rapidly. we can't take it any longer. >> two years ago, i would not

, put him in charge congressman kelly put him in charge for one day. [cheering] mike, would you say, he is a great congressman would you say, might, if you were in charge of say please don't touch them don't touch them what they rob your store. all the stores go out of business they don't pay rent. it's a chain of events that is so bad. one rough hour and i mean real rough the word will get out and end immediately. end immediately. [cheering] it will end immediately. arthel: we also reported vice president harris is campaigning in las vegas and that she will return to pennsylvania on wednesday for a bus tour with her running mate minnesota governor tim walz. he is super into a face-off with trump's running mate ohio senator jd vance in the first and only debate on tuesday hosted by cbs. fox news will have special coverage beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we will then carry the debate starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. eric: growing crisis in north carolina the devastating floods from hurricane helene. whole neighborhoods as you can see completely submerged. nearly half a m

kelly: let me recognize the gentleman from california, mike thompson. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, there's been many great women and men who served this congress and walked the halls and cast votes on this floor but today we're here to reflect on the life and service of one of those great members, bill pascrell. i've had the honor of serving with bill on the ways and means committee for the 15 years that he served on the committee and he served most recently as the ranking member of the subcommittee on trade and always served with incredible passion. in every debate, markup, hearing and vote, bill never backed down from doing what he knew was right and what he knew was fair. in his nearly three decades in congress, law enforcement and firefighters didn't have a better friend. and his constituents couldn't have asked for a better fighter working every day for them. for bill, there was no adversary too powerful to challenge. there was no wrong too small to right. when he took on an issue, he left it all on the field. he brought 110% to the arena. bill was a great husband, fa

mike collins, we'll know. congressman scott. incredible pete ricketts. kelly loeffler, former u.s. senator, highly respected. everybody loves her. sam watson, state senator. john corbett, state senator. john burchett, state representative. john lahood, state representative. ashley popp, county sheriff, thank you, ashley. chase daughtry, cook county judge, so respected. doug hank, cook county sheriff. ashley, paige, richard, city manager. of valdosta. thank you. scott james. bill slaughter. buddy duke. patrick and kay watson. the owners. i said i would have bought some furniture if you had some in there. they have beautiful stuff. they are going to be rebuilt in a very, very short period. i want to thank everybody. we came down with truckloads of things and we will have that done by franklin's incredible organization. they have done such a good job. we have truckloads of different items from oil to water to all sorts of equipment that will help them. we are here today to still in complete solidarity with the people of georgia and with all those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. hurrican

mike collins, congressman and austin scott great congressman two, incredible patriots. kelly loeffler. everybody loves her. sam watson, state senator, thank you, sam. john korbitt, state senator, john burchat, john lahood state representative, ashley polk, county sheriff. thank you, ashley. chase dotry, respected. doug hank, cook county sheriff. ashley ty, we know. page dupes we know. richard hardy, city manager. thank you. scott james, bill florida. buddy duke. patrick and kate watson, the owners of the store. i would have bought them furniture. they're going to be rebuilt in a very, very short period. soy want to thank everybody. and we came down with truckloads of things. and we're going to have that done by -- by -- by franklin's incredible organization. they've done such a good job. we've done this before. be we have a lot of truckloads of different items from oil to water to also -- tools the people that are going help them. but we stand in complete solidarity with the people of georgia and with all of those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. hurri

again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta nivia is kelly more than $700.00 wild animals, including a 3 elephants because of a severe drought. the move is dividing. opinions hardly matessa has more rights groups. a kidding, hundreds of wild animals in the media is misguided animals, including elephants, zebras and willoughby of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it has a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we can look at some barbara and supports why not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted to cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's was drought in taking government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must emphasize that without the seeing the vision the what the last piece is in the installation of the box that we have identified. i'm going to dive in, begun numbers. then the number of steps we have coming to be

frisk to exist in a much earlier period than what we commonly associate with an the era of mike bloomberg and, ray kelly in this city, so on and so forth. the other excavation was was a very particular attempt at an intervention, a writers or scholars intervention, and that is that people want to reform whatever, enter into those moments with very little historical understanding of people who tried to make change the same space before. that's just the particularly, you know, in a world where we often have and thinkers and, the doers don't have time to do much thinking. and the thinkers often allergic to the doing. so you get stuck with impartial and it can be deadly in the absence of people really having a thoughtful understanding. and so what i was trying to excavate the second point was to show just how many black people had weighed in on these various punitive regimes and had actually found answers. but were systematically ignored. so while the of their being ignored is part of the analysis. so i was really interested in just over and over and over again that that black people didn't saving because t