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i see stories about quantico, people probably think i heard a vice admiral on fox's say they are seeing probing, you know, visits a couple times a week. are you prepared to say that opening of the border has subjected the united states with the extravagantly increased risk of significant terrorism? >> i say where hyperfocus on the threat coming across the border and that's what i did to all the things we are focusing on. i'm also prepared to say cbp as understand issues publicly the number of individuals encounter on the border. we're not trying to sugarcoat or hide the fact there's a threat there. in fact, i am being instructed my secretary focus like a laser to all the threat. >> he's late coming to that conclusion. we are going to see i just think it's a neville will soon come into that has been ignored to the exclusion of some other part less significant risk for my time has expired. i now recognize the taliban from arizona mr. crane for his five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. wainstein, forfeiting today before the committee. how often do you meet

constitutional protection, the officials, they did that on tuesday, the narrative was the household and 27000 quantico follows of is i'm representing the parent. she'll sit good feet. so that's all to that one does have um levels. the complex web linking the tara group to us action as a warning, you may find some of the following images. disturbing of the crew is city who masika non most schools outskirts was a travesty. live on to the lowest of civilians, men, women, children. it rattled russia to the cool the, the terrorists lead. immediately. they would track tuesday, headed for ukraine and was detained. a mia hours drive from the boulder even as the ruins of crooked city, who smote it with many of the victims buried under the rubble, the united states rush to assure the world it was who isis k. no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that ice k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happens, the literally harriers had liberated virtually 100 percent of lice. is it a rack and syria that you don't hear that from this? except that isn't what

i see stories about quantico, people probing. heard a vice admiral on fox news saying they are seeing probing, you know, visits a couple times a week. are you prepared to say that opening the border has objected united states with an extravagantly increased risk of significant terrorism? >> i am prepared to say that we are hyper focused on the threat coming across the border and that's why i've detailed all the things that ina is focusing on. i'm also prepared to say that cbp, as i understand it, issues publicly the number of watch listed individuals they encounter on the border. so we are not trying to sugarcoat or hide the fact that there's a threat there. in fact, i am being instructed by my secretary to focus like a laser beam on that threat. >> he's late coming to the conclusion. i just think it's inevitable we are going to see in coming years that that has been ignored to the exclusion of some other far less significant risk. my time has expired. i will now recognize the gentleman from arizona, mr. crane, for his five minut

chinese nationals arrested trying to breach military bases or the jordanian names trying to get into quantico. national security concerns, billions it is costing taxpayers has driven this to the top of concerns. trump's approach to the border and his mas deportation plans resonate with voters. wow. remember the oeld liberal line, you want to round up millions and deport them? americans blame biden, as they should. hispanic americans here legally are just as traumatized as other americans. >> in el paso, it has become a huge problem. we've had break-ins. i've been here 30 years, i've lived here, this is not something we've had to worry about. hey, we have to make sure everything is locked up or make sure when you are walking around in the dark, be careful, you just don't know anymore. it is scary. >> laura: you bet it is scary. voters are angry and blame the guy who opened spigget for dozens of countries and gave corrupt foreign leaders a gift, emptying their prisons and insane asylums. this endangered americans or overwhelmed system, schools, healthcare, that did not matter to biden. their so

the secretary will not answer questions about the jordanians that attempted to enter quantico base.ith their policies and take issue with the format of question and yet they are endangering americans and really treading on us. it is important that americans reach out to congress who keeps funding this as well. >> senior official laura reese, thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thank you. ♪ mike: several people killed and 30 more injured in a russian missile attack on an eastern ukrainian town. ukrainian resident asking to bolster the air defenses and long-range ammunitions to determine more russia attacks. ♪ the united states has removed off the coast of gaza claiming for weather. workers stopped taking deliveries from the pier earlier this month citing safety concerns. since then, most of the food that was set to distribute has remained in storage. rescued israeli hostage speaks out for the first time asking the world not to forget about the remaining hostages in captivity. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowing to fight until reaching all the objectives his go

one tried to drive into quantico with the vehicle and so forth.all over the country here but we at ms 13 has a strong foothold in this country now. the most brutal murderers and venezuelan gang is now in the united states. they have a foothold in the country the drug cartels are making billions of dollars inside the united states. forced labor, sex slavery, fentanyl. if you wanted to destroy the united states of america and your president of the united states would say, wouldn't you do all the things joe biden is doing to the country right now? lexmark as a president trump always like to save you don't have a border you don't have a country because if you don't have a board if you open our border like joe biden did like he promised to do in the campaign and acted on in office you invite all of this evil into our country. cartels, sex trafficking human tracking terrorists from all around the world coming to our border to kill americans it is all a direct result of joe biden's ideological open borders position in contrast to a president trump had ma

who are these people who are trying to get into quantico?rime epidemic among illegals, the national security concerns, the billions this is costing taxpayers that driven this to the top of voters' concerns. even the "new york times" had to grudgingly admit that trump's approach to the border and his mass deportations plans resonate now with voters. wow. remember the old liberal line so you want to round up millions of people and try to deport them? well, now americans apparently saying. [speaking spanish] and of course they blame biden bigly as they should. hispanic americans, who are here illegally are just as traumatized by the way as other americans. >> in el paso, it's become a huge problem to where we have had break-ins. i have been here for 30 years. my whole life. i have lived here. this is not something that we have really had to, like, worry about, you know. like, hey, we got to make sure everything is locked up. or hey, make sure when you are walking around if you are in the dark be careful because you just don't know anymore. it's

saw this with the eight suspected terrorists from tajikistan and the two jordanian nationals at quantico breach security. the fact is vetting is only as good as the systems we're vetting against. and many countries of origin where these migrants are coming from don't have systems in place for us to ping against or it's an adversarial country like china that just refuses to share information with us. so this is a huge problem. this is where we're seeing the system get beaten time and time again and let's remember why this is all being exposed? because of the biden inept policies down at the border which has created a rushed and chaotic process which has now exposed our achilles heel in the vetting process. >> bill: we'll be talking about this every day for the next five months. when does it change and how? >> well, look, our threat level is ten times hirer than it was pre-9/11 because of these policies. facing more threats from more places at any time in our history and we aren't but oned up in the security sense where we should be. every policy this administration has implemented has dir

virginians dying and i read from the demo overdose and we had two illegal immigrants crash negates at quantico in america that has energy independence. we are so tired that i can hear every single day of being told that you have to buy an ev if you live in california but not in virginia anymore because we declare our independence or that, in fact,, you have to pay 20, 30, 40% more for a gallon of gas because of the biden field energy policy. they want trump back in the white house because he built a strong america. and that's exactly what we've seen in virginia over the course of the last couple of years there a commonsense conservative policy works. we've unleashed you referring economy in virginia and i think what is the international level. yes virginia is in play come we've got hard work. but i'm telling you when they put the records of president clinton against president biden, i believe that virginians and americans are going to find themselves pulling the lever for president trump. >> sean: when i was with president trump last weekend and i did an interview with him your name came up an

about these eight suspects secret, just like they did regarding the jordanians recently found at the quantico marine base. all we can conclude from this is that the facts must be very damaging. so going forth, there is no negotiating with the democrats on this and no trying to convince them to change course. we just need to beat them by a lot. that is "the angle." joining me vivek ramaswamy, 2024 presidential candidates. vivek, this is not surprising. i think what is surprising is we haven't had a major terrorist attack in the last three and a half years, but this isn't surprising. i'm worried about the next six to seven months. we are entering one of the more dangerous. since 9/11 in my lifetime in this country. i will tell you this, do the basic math. upwards of 20 million illegals in the country right now and that may be a conservative estimate even if 99 out of 100 came with good intentions, that his generals. one person and hundreds of thousands of people who are here with ill intentions. that is dangerous, and i worry about what this country holds in store unless we change leadership an

dedicating a new respite room o the national museum of the marine corps in virginia outsid the gates of quanticors who might feel emotionally overwhelmed by the realism of some of the exhibits. in the quiet space inspired by veterans and others who are suffering or will suffer from ptsd. james lookman is the foundation 's president and ceo in general good morning at than you for your time. we went in the show with a story . to list how this can help? >> our mission at the marine corps heritage foundation is to preserve and share that story the history tradition and culture the marine corps with everyone. this museum was created by the generosity of tens of thousands of marines and friends of marines. yesterday we dedicated this respite room in the national museum and marine corps. it's a place where visitors can go to calm down catch a breath from the realism that is the rest of the museum. it's a contested museum. i invite you all to come see it. >> have the treatments for pts improved over the last several years? >> the recognition that posttraumatic stress is real. this is one of the things i

two jordanian nationals tried to gain entry to quantico. we have risks out there already let into the country and i'm not sure how you get past too little too late with those issues. >> dana: mkh for the win. great to have you back. thanks. right now day three of hunter biden's federal gun trial is underway. prosecution opened its case yesterday by playing hunter reading from his own memoir describing his drug habit. the defense denies he lied on the gun form but it lacks plausibility. what can we expect this morning, rich? >> good morning, dana. day three is underway. more questions of whether hunter biden was a drug user when he bought that gun back in 2018. hunter arrived just about a half hour ago to this courtroom and a bit of a surprise with her husband in france for the 80th anniversary of the d-day landings the first lady also arrived here, jill biden. right now you have lead attorney abby low well cross examining the special f.b.i. agent. prosecutors introduced lengthy segments of hunter's audio book where he says he had a super po

t month to people from jordan were arrested for attempting to breach marie marine corps base in quanticod in april had then released into the interior of the country. what is behind the rise in this trying to sneak into our country? >> 's got to be some nefarious activity but someone is trying to do something there are threats all around the world why would he think it's not going to happen here? it makes my point on the previous conversation is that border security is national security paid whether it is public safety, gang members, and drug runners, things like that our national security interest for that is very alarming when you see those demographics that are from areas that are not necessary our allies and have hostilities toward the united states prove got to secure the border first that's the most important piece of white americn people i think are demanding for secure the border than we can address the immigration problem. arthel: absolutely but i have to go but you've got a lot of stuff happening and i like to ask you about i got a little rock 'n' roll thing happening back here

we've seen illegal immigrants try to crash the gates at quantico and we've seen fentanyl fly over the border and killing five virginians a day on average, i think americans are ready edey to put leadership back in the white house. are you worried at all that the felony convictions will have an impact on turning off the independents and moderate republicans that voted that might be up for grabs some of them voted for you and that's how you one, there are these middle of the road owners and they might have be turned off by this guilty verdict well, at least all of the polling that i've seen and jake, you've seen it as well. is that the jersey is around pretty tight right now. i think there's been some clear decisions made by a huge number of voters. there's not that many that's our undecided. and i do believe that it is based on the merit of the candidates and therefore, i think again, as the issues get district get discussed and debated between now and november 5, there'll be a clear difference between president trump and president biden. and as i said, i think americans in virginia re

and we hadeinians d i two illegl immigrants crash the gates at quantico in a box truck recently. and they want an america that has energy . we are so tired. i can hear it every single day of being told that you have to buy. and even if you live e b in california, but not in virginia anymore because we declared our independenc ivirgir that in fact you and you have, 0 to pay 20, 30, 40% more for a gallon of gas because of the biden failed energy policy. they want trump back in the amei white house because he built a strong america. and that'sca exactly what we've seen in virginia over the course of the last couple of years , commonsense conservative policy works. we've unleashed a riunleashep ey in virginia, and i think they want to see it on a national level. yean thins, virginia is in play.in we got five months of hard work . but i'm telling you, when they put that when they put the records of president trump againss oft president bidi i believe that virginians and american ts are going to fid themselves pulling the lever for president trump. >> so when i was with presidentr trum

to dea in quantico. during that conversation you talked about illicit finances aiding the illegal drug trade which i thought was fascinating. to that end, i understand your counter-fentanyl threat targeting team is essential to combating money laundering organizations and influence in the mexican transnational organization. can you discuss more d.e.a.'s work to identify and mitigate the cartel's illicit finance networks that are pushing fentanyl into communities like mine? administrator milgram: we founded the first two counter threat teams in the idea is 20. simple. having people from across the agency, agents, analysts, targetters, data scientist, people with chemistry expertise working together, focused directly on what are the networks look like? mapping the networks. identifying vulnerabilities we can target to take down and defeat the cartels. we were doing so much work very quickly around illicit finance that we realized last summer in 2023 we needed to create a third team around illicit finance.

it is all sorts of other training, state and local law enforcement at quantico. as i said, i am talking with chiefs and sheriff's one way or another pretty much every weekend there is only two ways the conversation goes. thank you, director, for all the great things the fbi is doing for us. we need even more. i have yet to meet a chief or a sheriff who wants the fbi to give them less. people need to understand that cuts to our budget don't just her to the fbi, they heard all of the state and local law enforcement, many of whom have recruiting challenges and retention challenges. they are all down in terms veof their headcount. hurting us compounds their challenges and makes it harder for them to protect the neighborhoods and immunities that we are all working together to try to protect. >> i think it would be critically important for what you just said and for members to understand and maybe talk with, hear from their local law enforcement folks and understand what the connection is between state and local law enforcement and the fbi. i think we see a lot less ey

it's super imperative, myself, i've trained cyber agents for the fbi at quantico, the department of energiesivate companies, and that i've been teaching at the university level for over a decade and firsthand i've seen that we really need to focus in as a.i., cybersecurity, it's here to stay and we really need to make strides to continue to push down, get people trained up , our work for us, our children, get them ry early on. it's super important. and then from the palo alto networks perspective, we are very invested in this, as well. so as far as the unit 42 team goes, we have what is called the unit 42 academy, which takes undergraduates, gives them internships, during the college years, hands-on training, and then they come to work with us as a class, like a co-court, where they learn a lot of up leveling skills and their first year spent engaged in learning and growing and i'm proud to say that 80% of the unit 42 academy in the last year has been made up of women. >> do me a favor and let's go just a littlebit more granular on this question and all that stuff, but what specifically you

great question, i think it is super imperative, myself, i have trained cyber agents for the fbi at quantico, department of energy employees, private companies and i have been teaching at the university level for over a decade and firsthand i have seen that we really need to focus in as a.i., cybersecurity is here to stay and we need to make strides to continue to push down and get people trained, our workforce, our children, get them learning these concepts very early on is super important. and from the palo alto networks perspective, we are very invested in this as well. as far as the unit 42 team goes, we have what is called the unit 42 academy which takes undergraduates, give them internships during their college years, hands-on training, and they come to work with us as a cohort where they learn a lot of skills and their first year is spent just engaged in learning and growing. i'm proud to say that 80% of the unit 42 academy in the last year was made up of women.>> do me a favor and let's go a little bit more granular on this question, what are the skills, specific skills that these in