here with me now is republican congressman mike turner of ohio.gressman, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to get to the threat and this news that there is a documented threat from iran against the former president in revenge for the killing of soleimani. what do you know about what the campaign was told? >> i don't know what briefings -- what elements they have had. publicly, it has been previously acknowledged by the administration, the intelligent community, that this is a continuing and existing threat from iran to donald trump and to cabinet members of donald trump as a result of soleimani's killing. it's heightened by the fact that with the open border, the administration has acknowledge and director wray said we are at a heightened level of the terrorist attack because of people who are now here in the united states. the difficulty of locating them and thwarting their attempts is what really the fbi and department of justice are focused on. it's very difficult. >> the campaign itself, they were al

we'll check in with the chairman of the house intelligence committee ohio republican mike turner. >>>inally we'll take a deeper look at what a potential trump second term could mean for america and the world. it is all just ahead on "face the nation". ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." as we start a new week here in washington, the country is still making sense of the tumultuous moment that we're in. on monday, just two days after donald trump survived an assassination attempt at a pennsylvania rally, a federal judge in florida dismissed the charges brought by jack smith for trump's mishandling of classified documents. those counts have been widely viewed as the most serious charges out of all of the felony counts he faced in federal and state courts. smith plans to appeal. that same day the republican national convention kicked off in milwaukee and mr. trump selected ohio junior senator j.d. vance as his running mate. and it was a rough week for mr. biden following his kocovid diagnose is and whether he should remain at the top of the ticket. we have a lot to get

house intelligence rep mike turner is here with the latest on the investigation.curity representative and what he makes of the secret service director digging in but despite calls for her to it out. and then president biting, top democrats are now suggesting he just get all the trail period. welcome everyone i'm neil cavuto. busy show for you today the pressure campaign on hitting a fever pitch now for joe to go. jackie hyman with more from the white house. jackie. >> reporter: new the president's doctors say he is doing fine at business as usual even though he is in isolation. we have a letter from the doctors saying he is experiencing upper rep -- while upper respiratory systems. his vital signs remain normal -- symptoms. you will continue to conduct business for the american people. but just before he canceled remarks in las vegas end abruptly directed air force one back to delaware he taped this interview sounding -- sounding pretty rough. >> i performed terribly so people are now saying that was only one thing but he is 81 years old what happens 84 years old?

we are pleased to have ohio congressman mike turner. great to see you.here was so much concern zelenskyy was warning what would happen because of the holdup on the aid. now he is saying this is the reality. first of all, his concerns, you were at his speech last night. his concerns that his hands are tied. he didn't say that literally. but that he needs the ability to strike those jet bases, the russian bases across the line. the white house has been concerned all along that this would escalate, be too provocative to vladimir putin. what could be more provocative than what's going on already? >> we have seen putin intentionally hitting the children's hospital in kyiv, scores of people dying. putin is attacking civilians, not just waging a war against ukraine. you and i were talking earlier about zelenskyy's speech. i was at the ronald reagan institute. he made the point that air defense is not sufficient. he needs more air defense. but because of the thousands of missiles, as you were reporting, that are being shot at ukraine on a regular basis, the math

republican mike turner, answering the question about the permission to strike with american weapons deepo the territory of russia, said that he supports this initiative. we are here with a bipartisan congressional delegation to demonstrate our support for ukraine. obviously, the united states, while continuing to provide arms and financial support, respond to the challenge of russian aggression. today we met with president zelenskyi and expressed our support for his leadership and what we are achieving together. he continues to advocate to us for additional air support, air defenses, and for united states aid to come more quickly, and we share his concern. my position is broader than the position of the administration. that ukraine should be able to use the weapons provided against proper military targets, my position is the same as that of general secretary stoltenberg. stoltenberg said that he believes that ukraine should not fight with one hand tied behind its back, that it should be able to respond to attacks from russia, but also to attack military targets. one of the problems that

interim chairman mike turner is standing by an illegal speak with him about what he hopes we'll be an opportunity to grow secret service chief kimberly cheadle on what he calls on its minimal and unbelievable security failures. what really happen here? there's a lot of layers to this story when they come back. >> do you thank the u.s. secret service director should resign? >> i'm going to go for resignation as well. look, i think it's inexcusable. just beyond the classified parts the things that we all understand character explanation to the media that there was a slant on the groups so there is a safety concern. >> martha: of sight for the shooter to. >> come on. it doesn't wash maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. with flexible hours and weekend appointments. plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. veteran homeowners, car payments

one gop lawmaker is committee chair mike turner and he joins us now. thank you for joining us.here, up to three house democrats said joe biden should leave the ticket and report of two dozen others waiting to do so. does the president need support of his own 35party to be the nominee? >> many of us on capitol hill are worried whether he can make the next four weeks. reports the president turned to hads son hunter biden and including him in very serious national security meetings. is hunter biden getting access to classified material? here is gentleman with no experience in national security, questionable background. president of the united states that has recklessly and criminally handled classified information, but he was not prosecuted because he is too forgetful. now reports of prerhaps his sovn running decisions at the white house. >> kayleigh: press secretary said he's been in meetings, we saw him. it is unclear what official meetings and phone calls hunter biden is participationing in and whether decisions include classified information. i want to know about that and big

beast" he is running against a fell op all of a sudden taking advice from his son convicted felon mike turnerirman house intelligence committee member of house armed services, mr. chairman greative to this morning thanks so much for being here. thanks for a having me. >> i want to ask about your investigation investigating all this you sent a letter to the white house chief of staff changing to know what meetings hunter biden has been at whether or not seen any classified information, tell us what your worry is sir. >> well, i am very concerned, democrats right now struggling to determine whether or not the president can do his job for the next four years more worried about what he can do next four days nato summit in washington, d.c., president turned to son hunter biden in have oval office meetings at the white house if president not able to do his job turning to son, son certainly has nothing qualifications should not be involved in meetings but certainly should not have access to classified information about some most important threats secrets that face the country maria: you are on overs

. >> cheryl: look, house intelligence chair mike turner is now telling the white house what is hunterting access to and still no answers. they come back to work on monday and they've got a lot of questions about national security, which is something the call mentioned as well. this is a make or break moment. hunter is sitting there by his father's side and you see him in the room during biden's statements whether scripted or not scripted. >> kayleigh: oh, jan. >> cheryl: i will say this again, they are doing a disservice to the president, a family member, but at the same time, i don't think anyone is comfortable with having hunter biden in the closed meetings. >> kayleigh: speaking of kind of a cover-up happening, jill biden has been instrumental to this and axios reporting her top aides creating this cocoon, this guy anthony burnell among the people creating a cocoon for joe. i thought of that when i read this. again, "new york magazine" saying hello to a megadonor family/friend at the white house recently and the president stared blankly not at his head up your the first lady interv

with us now is ohio congressman mike turner, the chairman of the house intelligence committee.have you with us. >> you have a great spot. sumi: we certainly do. what are you anticipating and president trump's speech? rep. turner: donald trump is in a unique position because he is running for president. he is nothing incumbent, but he has been president so he not only has an ability to layout what he will do to reverse the damaging policies of the biden administration and the heightened security problem we have around the world as a result of to major in from this white house. he can cite what his record was before. he can show the problems of the biden administration, but they were reversed donald trump's policy to make those bad outcomes happen. sumi: let's talk about some of those policies. let's start with ukraine. we have been reporting about how many u.s. allies, especially in europe, are concerned about the prospect of a trump administration and when it comes to support for ukraine. do you know what donald trump's plan would be to end the war in ukraine in 24 hours? are y

idea, the chairman of the committee on, chairman intelligence committee, house of representatives mike turnert service, the overall organization of security, top officials and security in general, of course, it was a complete failure, especially since eyewitness accounts of that they saw a person. who was on the roof of this building with a gun, they saw him go up there, several times they contacted the police, the secret service, but nothing was done in order to detain... this person or neutralize him, and of course, this also gives rise to additional new versions of what happened, not to say conspiracy theories, eugene, yes, indeed, dmitry, there are more questions than answers with us in direct communication from united states, there was our own correspondent in america, dmitry melnikov. the sberspasibo loyalty program has been updated! every month you choose up to five top categories with cashback up to 10%. supermarkets, gas stations, cafes, restaurants, taxis and others, and even percentage on everything, more profitable with an elect subscription. book all inclusive among millions of h

nevertheless, eight house intelligence chair mike turner, i hope you'll come back and let us know howt briefing goes tomorrow. if you learn any new information, thank you for joining us and with all of these major questions, i'm joined now by scene and law enforcement contributor and retired fbi supervisory special special agent, steve moore, and also cnn's senior law enforcement analyst, the former washington dc police chief and the philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey. and it's great to have both of your expertise here tonight with so many questions that we have, steve, we did hear from president biden on where this investigation stands tonight. this is what he said from the oval office not know the motive of the shooter yet we don't know his opinions or affiliations. >> we don't know whether he had help or support or if he communicate with anyone else law enforcement professionals as i speak, are investigating those questions? >> that port there at the end caught my ear about if he acted alone or in concert with other people. how do they go through determining that we k

and chairman mike turner joins me now, and chairman, great to have you. i understand that the house intelligence committee was your staff was briefed by the department of homeland security today. what can you tell us about what they learned when i'll be receiving a briefing tomorrow. >> you don't have to be security experts is sued the failures here, as you were just describing the fact that perimeter was not secure really is just astounding. i think anyone who looks at it in the fact that he was able to get off shots where he had already been identified as position had been identified. is just really it's confusing an astounding. we certainly saw heroism from the secret service agents on the stage who rose to the occasion to protect donald trump, but they're going to be lots of questions that we're all we're going to have in this instance. i think the initial reports that we're receiving or just about the shooter himself, there can be lots of questions there. what contacted he had with others not just as motivation, which obviously was killed on trump ab

. >> mike turner was on this program a few weeks ago and sade, quote, we have terrorists actively working insideth united states that are a threat to americans. is that an accurate characterization, and if so, why now? >> well, the tajik case, as far as i know, the only case that we have been briefed on on the intelligence committee of our intelligence community, our law enforcement community, following people that we think could be involved in a plot. i'm certainly not aware of other situations like that. now, it is almost certainly true in a country of 350 million people, that there are some people out there who are thinking about undertaking acts of violence. we see a lot of violence in this country, most of it is domestic, most of it is not related to transnational terrorism. but again, you asked earlier about a public hearing around the facts here. >> yeah. >> i didn't answer it directly so i will answer it directly right now. we're probably not at that stage because of what we started talking about which is the absolute necessity of law enforcement really understanding the full cont

chairmen of the defense, foreign affairs and intelligence committees, michael mccaul, mike rogers and mike turner first, they overcame the opposition of the trumpists. in the law on aid to ukraine, moreover, they criticized the biden administration for insufficient support for ukraine. this is a serious blow to putin's agency in washington. i agree with clark's conclusion that support for ukraine now does not depend on the presidential election at all. because of this revolution , a two-party pro-ukrainian majority was formed in both houses of congress. for results. of the votes we see that in the senate it is 80 to 20 senators, 50 democrats and 30 republicans, and in the house it is 370 to 60, and that majority will not change. but there is also the supreme commander of the armed forces of the united states of america, and we understand that there is an extremely high level of anxiety in europe, particularly about what may happen in the next few months, so we do not undertake to predict. because, you know, the american election is a thankless affair, meaning their analysis and futurology about i

committees from of defense, foreign affairs, and intelligence, michael mccaul, mike rogers, and mike turner, first, overcame the trumpists' opposition to laws to help ukraine. moreover, they criticized the biden administration for insufficient support for ukraine. this is a serious blow to putin's agency in... because of this revolution , a bipartisan pro-ukrainian majority was formed in both houses of congress, according to the results of the latest votes, we see that in the senate it is 80 against 20 senators, 50 democrats and 30 republicans, and in the house it is 370 against 60, i this majority will not change. there is also the supreme commander of the armed forces of the united states of america, and we also understand that in europe they are extremely worried, in particular about what may happen in the next few months, so we do not venture to predict, because you know, the american elections are a thankless business, that is, their analysis and futurology for that matter, but, but, but. first, the supreme commander you are referring to has yet to reach the oval office. secondly, the

us house of representatives republican mike turner during his visit to kyiv.stated that he supports the expansion of the use of american weapons by kyiv. like, if if ukraine does not destroy the enemy's forces on its territory, then it will not be able to defend itself effectively. my position is the same as that of nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. he once said that he believes that ukraine... should not fight with one hand behind its back, that ukraine should be able to respond to attacks from russia, but at the same time take into account real military goals. the espresso tv channel and the iryna koval charitable foundation are calling to join the collection for drones and components for artillery reconnaissance of the 100th brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the first batch we are planning to purchase are eight improved models of mavics and five regular quadcopters - eyes in the sky that burn safety and provide an opportunity to confidently move forward, and most importantly, they help protect the lives of our military. we need to collect uah 2

joining us is republican congressman mike turner and chair of the house intelligence committee. understand you have a briefing with the fbi later today. what are the questions you have for them? rep. turner: that is the first question, how could this happen? as we learn more it becomes unexplainable and unbelievable this individual would've had the ability to pull this off by himself and this vulnerability would've been there at the event any would've had access and the ability to execute in a manner which put donald trump's life at risk. thank god donald trump is alive and his iconic rise from the stage to show america he is alive and his strength was shown. that certainly plays a tremendous impact on world leaders to see the strength of donald trump. annmarie: this is not the first secret service security lapse we have seen. something we've been grappling with is this a resource issue or a protocol issue. do you have an understanding? rep. turner: those are the questions. on the protocol issue it also goes to why is it he was not shot until after he was shooting when we obviou

chairman of the intelligence committee of the us house of representatives, republican mike turner.ing a visit to kyiv, he stated that he would support the expansion of the use of american weapons by kyiv. he said that if ukraine does not destroy the enemy's forces on its territory, it will not be able to defend itself effectively. my position is the same as that of nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. he once said that he believes that ukraine should not. to fight with one hand for back, that ukraine should be able to respond to attacks from russia, but at the same time take into account real military goals. poland. resumed the passage of ukrainian trucks. so far, traffic has been unblocked at four checkpoints, namely shegina medika, nizhenkovychi, malgovichi, ogryniev, dolgobychov and krakivec korchova. deputy minister of community development and infrastructure serhii derkach announced this. according to him, the polish side has settled the issue of crossing the border, so customs officers will not require permits for transportation, as he explained earlier corncrake. in acco

ahead of the summit — i spoke to republican congressmen michael mccaul and mike turner.ves as chair of the house foreign affairs committee, and mr turner serves as chair of the house intelligence committee. chairman, i'll start with you. this nato summit, ukraine is going to be a central topic, and just today, we saw a russian strike hit the children's hospital in kyiv, killing dozens of people, more than three years into this war, vladimir putin appears undeterred, not only by ukraine's assistant but by western support so, what needs to be achieved at the summit? i will take the restrictions of the easter attack that i personally put in there, that the long—range artillery, these rocket fires are coming right across the border from russia, primarily kharkiv, but the national security adviser will not allow ukraine to use everything it has two win this fight. right now, they have one hand tied behind their backs and i asked repeatedly to lift the restriction, i met with president zelensky in paris and in singapore and he made this cry for help, if you will, to change the

ahead of the nato summit — i spoke to republican congressmen michael mccaul and mike turner.the restrictions i personally put in there, that the long—range artillery, these rocket fires are coming right across the border from russia, primarily kharkiv, but the national security adviser will not allow ukraine to use everything it has two win this fight. right now, they have one hand tied behind their backs and i asked repeatedly to lift the restriction, i met with president zelensky in paris and in singapore and he made this cry for help, if you will, to change the rules here. they change the policy allowing them to fire across the border but then they limit the weapons they can use that can effectively achieve that goal. do you think this needs to be an important point of discussion with nato allies this week? i had this conversation with secretary sollenberger at the meeting and just a month and a half ago and he expressed full support for ukraine getting the ability to use any weapons that they receive from any nato allies to be able to defend themselves and to be able to h

reporter: we had a chance to ask about a new concern from house intel chair mike turner who wants tonow what hunter biden is going in official meetings and whether or not hunter biden has access to our nation's secrets in the meetings. >> there is a report that aides were struck by his presence during the. >> i am not getting into private conversations. reporter: can you say in hunter biden has access to classified information. >> no. reporter: in president biden is reelected to a second term he commits as of today to serving a full term to 2029. larry: all right, peter doocy, there you have it. let's talk we have rich lowry, ale alex marlow. and kim strassel. fox news contributors. it is an interesting question, what is hunter biden doing? hunter biden has a lot of national security information, from his various dealings with china and russia. and the ukraine. and romania, he may know more about national security than his father. >> well he has no role being in any of the meetings, this is say taste of what democrats are now stuck with from now until november if they decide they are

now, those four republicans were davie joyce, mike turner and john duarte and all voted no.were absent had been there and voted yes, this would have been able to pass. it's also worth noting that speaker johnson taught told our own maria bartiromo this morning this would pass and it did not. a tiny home community project launched and so successful they're expanding it. tell me more. lauren: it's what you're looking at. trailers with facilities and resources that connect the homeless or unhoused to services and they've been very successful in san jose and gavin newsom pledged $30 million for 1200 of these across the state. it's essentially a way to transition people off the streets by helping them build their resume, again. and how to connect with services getting back on their feet. stuart: got t thank you, lauren. back to june cpi, consumer price index report. inflation at consumer level exactly 3% over the past 12 months, 3% even. brian burg is with us this -- brian brenberg is with us this morning. how are the republicans going to handle moderating inflation at the conven

acting as gatekeeper to his father sitting in on white house meetings alarming staffers i spoke with mike turner this he is investigating hunter's access to the white house watch. the president not able to do his job turning to his son certainly has no qualifications should not be involved in meetings but he certainly should not have access, to classified information, about some of the most important threats secrets, that face the country. >> i think a pat earn of the family business, that we've looked at from the the bidens because i think that if president did not see any division of between what he does what his son does so natural for him to grab him take him into meeting what could be some most important things facing the country, as we question whether or not president can do job you also raised a question then who is? nobody behind curtain running the operation at the white house. >> mr. chairman what about that what do you make of hunter biden in all-important meetings, how does in a fit into your probe. >> hunter biden member should not be loud to tsa line much less a de facto chief of

. >> we had a chance to ask about a new concern from the house and tell chair mike turner who wants to know what hunter biden is doing in official meetings with white house advisers and whether or not hunter biden has access to our nation's secrets in these meetings. >> there's a report that aids were struck by his presence during their discussions. >> i am certainly not going to get into the private conversations that occur. >> can you say of hunter biden has classified access to information. >> no. >> the press secretary told us that if elected to a second term he does commit to serving until january of 2029. full second term. >> he would be 86 finishing up that term. thank you very much. key player when it comes to the donors that have the cash. he is not presently, but he is a very big corporate player and can speak from the mind of donors of what they make of this always good to have you. you've heard the frustration of some of these donors who think they are putting money down on a losing hand. that may be premature but what you think. >> the donors put up hundreds of millions of

mike turner wants to know if hunter's convicted felon has been privy to classified briefings.r biden is the real point person in joe's white house. don't underestimate the first son. >> i think people haven't quite given the significance to hunter biden's presence in the white house that it deserves. if he is in control of his father, as it appears he is, he is effectively the commander-in-chief by proxy. that's a very frightening thing for the country. hunter biden is deefshous, intelligent, manipulative. out for his own ends. >> sandra: first lady jill biden is taking center stage on the campaign trail. she made stops in north carolina, florida, and georgia yesterday. like her husband, she seems to have little patience with questions from reporters. >> as commander-in-chief, president biden wakes up every morning ready to work for you. because you are what this election is all about. for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he have is all in. [cheers and applause] >> do you have any message to house democrats calling for your husband to drop out

house intel committee chair mike turner is demanding more information, and questions if he could haveabout that. new york city dramatically expanding a program that hands prepaid debit card to migrants. and, if that's not enough? they are getting more taxpayer support than some of our disabled veterans. retired navy seal officer mike sarraille will sound off on that. chris janson performing live for summer concert series. he will join us here on the couch and going to try to teach us how to play the harmonicca. i'm going to fail miserably. don't miss it and more at the top of the hour. ashley, over to you. >> ashley: thank you, joey. several activists seen with police officers. we asked cory mills to react to this as well. representative, i can't imagine how it makes you feel. i know how it makes me feel. you put your life on the line for this country. still fight for our country in congress. why is this tolerated in america especially on independence day? >> well, look, absolutely disgusting to see these individuals to present themselves on anti-american way on a day against the engl

republicans, mike turner was just here on our program saying that's a bad decision. that stoltenberg is against that decision and the other nato countries, including the brits now are against that decision. and that's one big conflict between the u.s. and zelenskyy that could be resolved this week. >> it's decision making. if they are going to satisfy zelenskyy's concerns and to be totally balanced here, it was a republican's will. we saw in february the world inclulding zelenskyy gathered. that's when they lost so much ground. they lost when he warned they were going to have to retreat. that's when they began to lose those villages in the north. and then it was kharkiv coming under fire. now the worst battering of kyiv, he said in that interview, how did you as a father feel when the children's hospital was bombed. he said as a father, as the president, we hate to see that kind of loss. he said, we wanted to kill putin at that moment. >> dramatic stuff, andrea mitchell, ryan nobles, jeff mason, thank you. >>> coming up, two democratic senators escalating their conce

do you think, you have -- i love mike turner and james color but do you have confidence in congress with all the other things they have going on that they have the questioners and the agents and investigators to gets about the toast to the bottom of this and in a timely fashion? because look at what the democrats do with generally six they hired an outside law firm packed by hearted people who do this for a living and there are firms out there who have former secret service agents. they have former fbi agents and they can get this done very, very quickly. we need answers sooner rather than later because people's memories, you know, it passes. and we don't need to let this pass because he almost died. >> martha: yeah, i think it smacks a complacency it's been 43 years since there's been an attempt on a presidents life, ronald reagan 1981. and it feels like there's been just feeling its not going to happen. and it's terrifying. >> look at gabby gifford and look at paul polo c. people want to co- hide profile does to your point chant three has to go through more security then this guy does.

. >> dana: mike turner chairman of the house intelligence committee.stance there of what's going on in the war, what's happening with the weapons we have and how russia is adapting. listen to this exchange between bret baier and admiral kirby yesterday. >> does he really think he shut vladimir putin down? >> he has certainly held mr. putin and russia accountable what they tried to do to ukraine. >> you can see he didn't shut vladimir putin down. >> ukraine is still an independent sovereign country. that's because of our leadership. >> dana: that interview was the day after putin shelled a children's hospital in kiev, sir. >> ronald reagan institute last night where president zelenskyy with bret baier delivered an address outlining what he believed was the greatest current threat in the russian aggression to ukraine. and he identified it is the restrictions that the biden administration has placed on his country with the use of weapons and ability to prosecute the war and ability to defend themselves rather than a weapons systems or strategy or capabili

. >> reporter: we also had a chance to ask about a new concern from house intel chair mike turner whong in official meetings with white house advisors and whether or not hunter biden has access to our nation's secrets in these meetings? there is a report that aides were struck by his presence during their discussions. >> look, i can't, i'm certainly not going to get into private conversations that are, occur. >> reporter: can you say if hunter biden has access to classified information. >> no. >> reporter: the press secretary also told me if president biden is reelected to a second term he commits as of today to serving a foul term, until 2029. larry. >> all right, peter doocy, there you have it. so let's talk, we have rich lowery, editor-in-chief of "the national review." alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart news." kim strassel, "wall street journal" columnist, fox news contributor. you know it is an interesting question, kim strassel, what is hunter biden doing? actually hunter biden has a lot of national security information from his various dealings with china and russia and

. >> all right, let's go straight to representative mike turner out of ohio who called cheatle incompetent. >> directors 15, because donald trump is alive and thank god he is, you look incompetent. if donald trump had been killed, you would have looked culpable. there is no aspect of this that indicates that there has been any protection to donald trump. the threat was identified before he took the stage. the shooter was only killed after donald trump himself was -- not only should you resign if he refused to do so, president biden needs to fire you. because his life, donald trump's life and all the other people that you protect are at risk because you have no concept of the aspect that the security footprint needs to be >> no mincing words. >> no mincing words and a few headlines initially her opening statement, last assertive statement is the most operational failure they have made in decades. she offered her condolences and took full response before the failure. she said you move heaven and earth to make sure it doesn't happen again. outside of that she has not said much which is why yo

kailey: that was part of our interview with congressman mike turner of ohio.n our terminal and online. we began with his assessment of if the secret service director should actually resign in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of donald trump this past weekend. he, of course, does have that belief, and we now have excerpts of the speech donald trump will get tonight. it is expected roughly half an hour from now in which -- not surprising -- he does mention the assassination attempt but also does have the expected message of unity, including pointing to a number of policy areas. in what has been released, he talks about an inflation crisis, and immigration crisis, and international crisis. he pledges that it's time for change. he talks about drill, baby, drill. he wants to bring auto jobs back to taxes and tariffs, bring prices down, make the u.s. affordable again. joe: more about the forgotten men and women of america, as j.d. vance highlighted last night. the flyover states we have been hearing a lot about at this convention. he will refer to the di

in fact, she was challenged to do just that by mike turner, a republican on this committee, and she has since responded that she is the best person, she believes, to continue to lead the agency. one of the things we were talking about going into this hearing, and we heard addressed right at the top of the questioning was the resource issue. she talked about it in her opening statements about not having enough resources, enough manpower, and then we heard that, you know, the budget for the secret service has gone up over the past ten years from 1.8 billion to $3.1 billion. to the average person that sounds like a lot of money. >> that's a year, right? >> but you say that's still not enough. >> it's not enough, and she did something really smart at the beginning. when you come in with numbers and facts it kind of hushes things down. she said since january 1st, i wrote it down, we secured 7,500 sites. 7,500 sites. i want you to think about the manpower and what that take. we're protecting currently 36 people, and that is not counting the foreign heads of state who come. they also just did

information who might be able to assist in the investigation to call the fbi and joining us now, chairman mike turner, congressman ohio, chairman of the house intelligence committee many mr. chairman, thanks for joining us. have you, as the intelligence committee? chairman in the house, have you been briefed on what happened yet? how do you view what was your response to the attack? >> sure. you know, we have not yet been briefed, jake jake the one thing we know first off, thank god, donald trump is alive as we look at those iconic photos of him rising again at that podium, we learned two things immediately. one just the strength of his commitment to his cause and his desire to serve america. and the second is that along with donald trump, our democracy dodged a bullet yesterday we know we give our condolences to the family that lost a loved one, but we had a countryman who went to a political rally and lost his life yesterday we have those who are struggling today and certainly our prayers are with them. but the one thing that we have to focus on is that the former president donald trump has called

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now forcefully denying a separate plot on trump's life joining me now is republican congressman mike turner, chairman of the house intelligence committee, and chairman, i very much appreciate your time. so let me just ask you about this breaking news as we understand it from our reporting, the u.s. receiving intelligence on an iranian plot to assassinate trump, which we understand was based on the intelligence from a human source. do you know anything about this for some erin this is based upon a node and continuous that existing threat from iran to president trump and members of his cabinet this has been ongoing, has certainly been an issue of needing increased security also for those former cabinet members know, i don't know this specific intelligence that shows that there's an increase are specific threat they are the process of briefing both myself and staff. >> but one thing is clear here is that the president biden needs to make clear that this is this would be an act of war, or that they clearly i ran it would pay a horrible price of for any attempt to attack donald trump and a refle

doctor mike jones , now by doctor mike jones, director of migration watch, as well as my panel telegraph columnist tim stanley and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner thank you very much for coming in. is this just a sort of thunderbirds are go announcement of this new security thing, or is there any seriousness to it ? seriousness to it? >> i don't think there's any seriousness to it, it's already been tried and tested . been tried and tested. essentially, the labour party wants to create a central unit . wants to create a central unit. this, you know, border security command . but a central unit was command. but a central unit was already created under the conservative party. it was known as the ctc . and essentially it as the ctc. and essentially it did what the labour manifesto promised. so it provided this joined up approach. it brought various organisations and groups together. it provided, you know, real time information and, you know, a sort of, avenue to, to the cabinet itself. but did it make any difference to the numbers? no it didn't. i mean, the fact of the matter is, you cannot smash the gangs. that's a very unpopular thing to say. bu

turner. with me in the studio. we've got a fabulous panel today. mike parry, pin up, middle aged, pin up as he likes to tell us.lees, political analyst . now, political analyst. now, gentlemen, let's dive into today's newspapers. we have to talk, don't we? yeah. biden, sleepy joe biden, joe, joe biden, he's come out fighting white house say he's going nowhere. i thought, mike, the key to this would be his wife, the first lady, the most powerful woman in america, most powerful woman in america, most powerful woman in the world at the moment. >> indeed, she is now lady macbeth. she is. she is holding the future of the world in her hands. okay? absolutely is. and you can tell how chaotic it all is because i'll just pick three titles this morning the telegraph, the times and the mail. they've all got a different story on where biden's going. okay, the telegraph are saying harris emerges as favourite. kamala harris who most president. yeah. who most people regard as almost as dangerous as joe biden. you know in terms of the policies she might impose upon the world. so they're saying, she's moving to they're saying,