robert o'brien, really? we made some mistakes? say we made some mistakes keeping her. >> the secret service agents are the most dedicated men and women in the world. they'll take a bullet for you. but the leadership is showing it's problematic. larry: kellyanne, last word. tonight is safety and start night. -- security night. how the hell do we get that when the border's open and when the democratic party, the ruling party, they're against the cops, they're appointing phony judges, they're running lawfare? what's the theme tonight? if. >> the theme tonight is the opposite of that. we want to defend the police, not defund the police. we more generously resource or and more deeply respect law enforcement, the guys and gals in blue, border patrol. also people want safe and strong communities. they feel that crime is out of control. they feel like they don't have everyday affordability, but they also feel insecure about the state of their communities. but it's the opposite of a porous border. we've let in so many millions of people, l

kuleba has done, what boris johnson has done, the famous article, what was done by robert o'brien in the famous article, these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin, i want to say, they are not worth considering. because it will not be possible to start any negotiation process in the current conditions, not because washington, brussels, beijing do not want it, but it will not happen for the simple reason that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and not only for of ukraine, but also for those who talk about it the most today, and this clearly makes it clear... in his article he is already cursed and already completely in quotation marks i take these words not as a hero, boris johnsonyuk, because what he writes there is clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one way to put the führer in his place, that is force. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here, one signal came, strangely enough, from the kremlin, that is, they immediately reacted like this to the meeting. were not invited

it is important that what we were talking about, the printed materials of boris johnson, robert o'briens expressed by valery zaluzhny, already as ukraine's ambassador to great britain at the royal conference, further, the interview of syrskyi. were not analyzed as separate self-sufficient things, because they all overlap. and yes, several conclusions from this large size and large volume of voiced things. and yes, the first thing is obvious leadership in security issues on the eurasian continent will gradually pass from the united states of america to great britain. and this phrase that boris johnson has in that... because the american contingent in europe should be replaced by ukrainian troops is an answer to the question of what awaits europe, because the ukrainian armed forces are the only armed forces on the continent , as boris johnson writes , which are capable of resisting the russian novela. this must be remembered. the second thing that is super important in this situation, which is obvious, despite the fact that london has left... line up of the european union, london will set

kuleba did, what boris johnson did, the famous article, what robert o'brien did in the famous articleese are the so-called touchstones. right away, mr. antin, i want to say that they are not worth paying attention to, because it will not be possible to start any negotiation process in the current conditions with... not because of the fact that this do not want in washington, brussels, beijing, but this will not happen for the simple reason that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and not only for ukraine, but also for those who are talking about it the most today, and this clearly makes it clear, in his article he is already cursed and already completely in quotation marks i take these words not... the hero boris johnsonyuk, because what he writes there is clearly visible, you can think anything, but there is only one a way to put the führer in his place. this is power. i agree with you, mr. roman. well, look, there are two more very important signals. one signal came, not surprisingly, from the kremlin. that is, they immediately reacted like this, to the meeting of ku

kuleba did. what was done by boris johnson, in a well-known article, what was done by robert o'brien,n a well-known article, these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin, i want to say, they are not worth paying attention to, because no negotiation process can be launched in the current conditions it won't work, not because they don't want it in washington, brussels, beijing, but it won't happen for that simple reason. the fact that moscow views any negotiation process as a trap, and not only that for ukraine, but also for those who are talking about it the most today, and this makes it clear that in his article, the already cursed and completely in quotation marks, i take these words not a hero, boris johnsonyuk, because according to what he writes there, clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one s... to put the führer in place, that is power. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here: one signal came, not surprisingly, from the kremlin, that is, they reacted immediately like this to kulebe's me

recently , trump's former national security advisor robert o'brien called for a resumption of american testing if his boss is re-elected. target. confrontation between russia and china, and the nuclear arms race is not the worst prospect here, because the agreement on limiting underground nuclear weapons tests, which, among other things , sets the threshold for detonating especially powerful charges, over 150 kilotons, was signed during the visit of republican richard nixon to moscow, but now in america both republicans and democrats just... make nuclear threats, they also come from the white house. unless our adversaries change course, we may need to increase the number of warheads in the coming years, and if the president decides to do so, we must be fully prepared to carry out this task. considering that the nuclear suitcase, the red button is now in the hands of a man who forgets the names of his closest advisers, calls himself a black woman and promises his comrades. according to the party goes to bed early, anxious the feeling is only growing. we are talking about the possible de

robert o'brien who i worked with, national security advisor, targeted by iran. what do all four of those names have in common, they are either president trump or a trump official. this is not happening in isolation. the target is on trump officials. why? you heard david spunt. the killing of general soleimani. no new wars from iran because iran was too weak. i believe if the trump administration had had six months you would have seen the normalization of relations between saudi arabia and israel. that would be a game changer for iran. iran doesn't wanted to happen so they are trying to stop the man you are seeing on the screen who is the biggest threat to iran's axis of terror. >> harris: mark decent, you worked in the white house, i want to know your thoughts. i would imagine there are constantly threats against the lives of our top leaders in this country. iran has got to be part of that spectrum most of the time. they want death to america. >> marc: no doubt. the fact that there was an active threat against donald trump from one of the most sophisticated terr

cheatle remove secret service protection from robert o'brien last year. were you involved in that decision? >> senator, he was a memorandum protectee. the president authorize protection for him. we do not weigh in on who gives protection. >> you are still protecting some others. i won't reveal their names. other personal security offices and the federal government are protecting other officials. i won't reveal their names. who made the decision that robert o'brien no longer made a security detail despite iran's ongoing credible threats? >> it wasn't the secret service. we don't factor into the decision. >> can you take a look at why that happened now that you are in charge and consider the possibility that he might need that protection? >> i will do so, senator. >> i want to reveal the protective details. i am pretty confident that the agency can get this done. i think it needs to get done if you look at the kind of ongoing threats that he had all these others face. despite all the resource constraint we've talked about tthe day, is not the president f th

miss cheatel removed secret service protection from robert o'brien last year. were you involved in that decision? >> so, senator, he was a memorandum protectee. meaning that the president authorized protection for him. we do not weigh in on who gets protection -- >> so you're still protecting some others. i won't reveal their names. you are still protecting others, and other personal security offices in the federal government are protecting others, other officials, i won't reveal their names. who made the decision that robert o'brien no longer needed a security detail, despite iran's ongoing credible threats? >> i can tell you, sir, it wasn't the secret service. we don't factor into that decision at all. >> can you take a look at why that happened, now that you're in charge and consider the possibility that he might still need that protection, given all of his counterparts in the trump administration still have protection. >> i will do so, senator. >> go ahead. >> no, you go ahead. >> i'm not going to reveal the protective details, but i'm pretty confident that

recently, former trump national security advisor robert o'brien has called for a resumption of us undergroundhis boss is re-elected. the goal is to confront russia and china. and the nuclear arms race is not the worst prospect here. after all, the treaty limiting underground testing of nuclear weapons, which, among other things, sets a threshold under. and the democrats do nothing but compete in nuclear threats, they also sound from the white house. unless our adversaries change course, we may need to increase number of warheads, and if the president makes such a decision, we must be fully prepared to carry out this task. considering that the nuclear suitcase and red button is now in the hands of a man who forgets the names of his closest advisers, calls himself a black woman and promises his party colleagues to go to bed early, the uneasy feeling is only growing. we are talking about the possible destruction of the entire world, and biden says that the nuclear issue is not important, global warming is important. i love fresh too air and clean water, but... the real existential threat is that

recently, trump's former national security advisor, robert o'brien. called for a resumption of americannuclear testing if the re-election of his boss, the goal of confronting russia and china, and the nuclear arms race are not the worst prospects here, because an agreement to limit underground nuclear weapons testing, which, among other things , sets the threshold for detonating especially powerful charges, over 150 kilotons, was signed during the visit. .. republican richard nixon to moscow, but now in america both republicans and democrats do nothing but compete in nuclear threats, and they also sound from the white house. if our opponents do not change trajectory, we may need to increase the number of warheads in the coming years, and if the president decides to do so, we must be fully prepared to carry out this task. taking into account the fact that the nuclear suitcase, the red button, is now in the hands of a person. who forgets the names of his closest advisers, calls himself a black woman, promises his party comrades to go to bed early, the uneasy feeling only grows. we are tal

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recently, trump's former national security adviser robert o'brien called for the resumption of americans boss is re-elected, the goal is to confront russia and china. and the race nuclear weapons are not the most terrible prospect here. after all, the agreement is about limitation. nuclear weapons tests, which, among other things, set the threshold for detonating particularly powerful charges, over 150 kilotons were signed during the visit of republican richard nixon to moscow, but now in america both republicans and democrats are doing nothing but competing in nuclear threats, from the white house too they sound. unless our adversaries change trajectory, we may need to increase the number of warheads in the coming years. and if the president makes such a decision, we must be fully prepared for the task. considering that the nuclear briefcase, the red button, is now in the hands of a man who forgets the names of his closest advisers, calls himself a black woman and promises his party colleagues to go to bed early, the uneasy feeling is only growing. we are talking about the possible des

protecting others, other official don't reveal their names like who, who made the decision that robert o'brien no longer needed a security detail despite iran's ongoing credible threats so i can tell you, sir, if it wasn't a secret service, we don't we don't factor into that decision. can you take a look at why that happened now that you're in charge and consider the possibility that he might still need that protection given all of his counterparts in the trump administration still have protection we will do so, senator, i'm just go ahead. >> no, you go ahead as i was like, i again, i was not going to reveal the protective details, but i'm pretty confident that the agency can get this done and i think it needs to get done. >> if you look at the kind of ongoing threats that he and all these others face? >> i will fight all the resource can strike. >> you're talking about today, he's not he's not the president united states. he doesn't have an 18 car motorcade nor do any of the others. i think he needs those that protective detail. and now that you're in charge, i'm asking you to take a new look

and it addition to radcliffe, the commission includes heidi heitkamp, ambassador robert o'brien, john, doctor robert and here with us today, robert redfield, jamie and david. >> the heritage foundation is grateful to all of you to dedicating so much time and effort to this endeavor. it has been our honor to have this group of individuals participate in what we believe will be the most important commission in decades. the covid-19 pandemic changed the world as we know it and not for the better. for americans or for the rest of the world and a society moving the speed of light, we cannot just move on and forget what happened. there've been tens of millions of excess debt worldwide, many right here in the united states of america. a substantial portions of the global economy shut down as the virus spread worldwide leading to trillions in economic damages. it's critical to take the leadership role in holding the communist party accountable for one of the most catastrophic coverups in human history and it's been nearly five years since the outbreak in china and nothing has been done to hol

putin-orban, it is important that... to do what we talked about, materials printed by boris johnson, robert o'briens expressed by valery zaluzhny, already as the ambassador of ukraine to great britain at the royal conference, further interviews of syrskyi were not analyzed as separate self-sufficient things, because they all overlap. and yes, a few takeaways from this big size and big one.

the oil export we talked about before, robert o'brien, who was of course, trump's national security adviser, has been recently opining on that publicly. but trump and, and team have been saying this privately for months now. now the difference is that the ukrainians are going to be deeply uncomfortable with that reality as well. many europeans, while putting is much more likely to say great. yeah, i can, i'm willing to have that conversation. so it does essentially gives me the, the, where the russians have gotten to more legitimacy than any other american president, democrat or republican would accept, you know, roughly, i mean, i don't want to misstate you, but you know, actually what you just defined, trump is doing, seems to approximate what you think will happen in the end anyway. i mean, it's sort of in my, getting that wrong, you're getting it wrong because i think what trump will do will not be coordinated with america's allies. a trump is a unilateral list, he doesn't like a strong europe. he certainly doesn't want to work closely with the you. he liked rex it. he, when he speaks w

robert o'brien who was of course, trump national security adviser, has been recently opining on that publicly. but trump and, and team have been saying this privately for months now. now the difference is that the ukrainians are going to be deeply uncomfortable with that reality as well. many europeans, while putting is much more likely to say, great, yeah, i can, i'm willing to have that conversation. so it does essentially gives me the, the, where the russians have gotten to more legitimacy than any other american president, democrat or republican would accept, you know, roughly, i mean, i don't want to misstate you, but you know, actually what you just define, trump is doing. seems to approximate what you think will happen in the end anyway. i mean, it's sort of in my, getting that wrong, that you're getting it wrong because i think what trump will do will not be coordinated with america's allies. a trump is a unilateral list, he doesn't like a strong europe. he certainly doesn't want to work closely with the you. he liked rex it. he, when he speaks with my chronics, like when are

from and but from what we know of advancement, there are other people around johnny rad flip robert o'brien, rick right now. um i called so you can going along with um the uh, trump vans vision here. i mean, if we can say that it is going to be congressional resistance, but even within his administration, if he's thinking about my pay or mark, oh rubio. oh i, i don't know, i would think that the, the, the, the impeachment process would be set up in january. he's got some problems. he definitely has some problems which he, he couldn't possibly soto and visions around when he made this a re is over simplistic statements, but you credit your credit isn't going to be resolved in a day or week or, or, or, i think in months i think it's going to be a long standing issue, a sorta inside of trump and his new administration. what was interesting for me about the conference is the 3 brits who turned up. no, you found this trust and both johnson what really shocked me. i really didn't open that. i'm a jewel, just let me father feel i couldn't not believe peter. how much time trump gave to burst on som

from and, but from what we know of advance, but there were other people around johnny rad flip robert o'brien, rick right now. so i don't see them going along with the trunk of vans. they shouldn't hear. i mean it's, we can say there's this going to be congressional resistance, but even within his, with ministration. if he's thinking about mike pay or marco rubio. oh, i don't know. i would think that the, the, the, the impeachment process will be set up in january. he's got some problems. he definitely has some problems which he, he couldn't possibly soto and visions around when he made this a read over simplistic statements. but you credit your credit isn't going to be results in a day of a week for or, or i think and model. so i think it's going to be a long standing issue, a sorta inside of trump and his mood ministration. what was interesting for me about the conference is the 3 brits who turned up. i'm not sure if i just trust and boast, johnson what really shocked me. and i really did open mind jewel just listening for withdrawal. i could not believe pizza. how much time? some gave to b

from and well, from what we know of advanced, but there were other people around john rad flip robert o'brien, rick right now. um, i don't see them going along with the trump vance vision here. i mean, we can say that it is going to be congressional resistance, but even within his administration, if he's thinking about my own pay or mark, oh, rubio. oh i, i don't. yeah, i would think that the, the, the, the impeachment process would be set up in january. he's got some problems. he definitely has some problems which he, he couldn't possibly soto and visions. and earlier on when he made this a re, the simplistic statements. but you credit your credit isn't going to be resolved in a day or a week or, or, or i think in months i think it's going to be a long standing issue, a sorta inside of trump, in his new administration. what was interesting for me about the conference is the 3 brits who turned up. i'm not sure if i would just trust them both. don't see what really shocked me. it really did. opens that i'm a jewel. just let me further drill. i couldn't not believe pizza, how much time trump ga

addition to john radcliffe the commission includes former senator heidi heitkamp, ambassador robert o'brien, dr. robert kadlec in here with us today dr. robert redfield, and david weiss. the heritage foundation is grateful to all of you for dedicating so much time and effort to this endeavor. it's been our honor to have this distinguished group of individuals participate in what we believe will be the most -- one of most important commissions in decades. the covid-19 pandemic changed the world as we know it and not for the better. for americans or for the rest of the world. in a society moving at the speed of light we cannot just move on and forget what happened. there have been tens of millions of excess deaths worldwide. many here in the united states of america. substantial portions of the global economy shut down worldwide. as you her shortly is a staggering $18 trillion. even with joe biden's inflation that's a big number. it quickly united states take a leadership role in holding the chinese communist party accountable for one of most catastrophic coverups. it's been nearly five years

mike pompeo, pastor robert o'brien, it inexcusable and she should resign.tuart: how will china and russia exploit the trump assassination attempt? they are trying to divide us and will use the assassination attempt. >> they will try, one thing that was inspiring about his response when he was almost killed. he had an instinctive reaction that galvanized people around the country that we are not going to take this kind of thing lying down. as he said in the bloomberg interview, our foreign policy has pushed china and russia into a marriage, a truism that we don't want china and russia on the same side. if you look at the results, we are on the verge of world war iii, we need a change of foreign policy as the platform says, common sense putting american interests first, peace through strength, re-industrialization and using military sparingly because it has been overused but we've got a lot of talk about commitments but not backing up with real strength. stuart: always appreciate it. derek van alden says he was assaulted by a pro-hamas protester at the are in

for example we know former national security advisor robert o'brien had his detail pulled while there of assassination attempts against not just president trump but a whole slew of others. there is a lot for us to get to the bottom of it. you have my orca's and former director cheadle saying nothing to see here. >> john: i don't think you can see it but we have an amazing drone's eye view of the site and that last building in the foreground, that last roof just off to the left-hand side of that roof is where the shooter took aim and you can kind of see from there that the view of the sniper team would've been obstructed by that one tree. you can see the line of sight that the shooter had on the former president. our graphic artists have put together this animation that i want to bring up because it gives you the shooter exacts position. there you see in graphic form what you just solved by drunkard were trump was on the podium, there's the secret service sniper team number one on the close roof there. obstructed by the tree and then the sniper team number two and the overall view ther

read what q hewitt put out robert o'brien the former national security advisor and volvo president trump and taking out of qasem soleimani how to secret service detail, guess what they took it away from him. >> let me bring in aaron, this is so fundamental to me i'm having a hard time understanding the security failure and again, i have deep respect for law enforcement, secret service but this is incomprehensible to me. >> the crooks at secret service lies within a multilayer system which means it would take a multi-failure event for someone to get to the president and one of the ex-president. the only reason why president trump is still alive is an act of god. he happened to turn his head in the round grazed him. it's important to look at long runners sniping or sharpshooting what this was was a pot this kid was 130 yards away, anybody can put those crosshairs on someone and take the shot, the failure in the system is one of the most important pieces of the advanced workup i don't understand why the building wasn't sterilized and why there was a access control to the roof, that is a mon

. >> i work for robert o'brien who played a part in the abraham accords. you tell us what the accords have meant to the citizens of the member countries and what normalization has been like? >> first of all, send my best regards to robert. the abraham accords as i said in the beginning we went with your conditions, we didn't put out with a laundry list because we were believers. in the kingdom of bahrain we host a synagogue, a jewish community and happened to be our ambassador was a jewish woman from bahrain and united states. so we are strong believers in co-existence and how we living to in peace an stability. we taught the answers are -- taught the answers are in the abraham accords and taught what if things go south we still have that we should go forward, open the channels and i think it did us good more than anything else. so i think this is a great milestone. we would encourage others to join the abraham accords and we should leave them alone. >> this is kind of wrapping up what to me as an an unusual and really valuable discussion. if we had young

and they picked up named robert o'brien, the president's security adviser and.nd i on the line, who saidho our embassy in baghdad is being attacked by pro-iranian iraqiatk military and that there the embassy is actually starting to burn documents. that is code for meaningng t you're getting ready to lose the embassy. and so we executed wake up criteria, pu rid o t us all of the line together. robert, myself, the president, the vice president and the president started making decisions immediately. he said, the right away. we are not losing the embassy. got it. then he said, who is behine embd this? and we said, it was kazeem soleimani, the quds force commandedr in iran. and this was on one january. he said, we're going to respond t on three january.that 4 48 hours later, suleimani was dead. and that's how the president thought. and that's how we reacted on more than one occasion. he was very decisive. he was very fast. mak he knew how to make thosean calls. and he was always ready to go in the middle of the nightdo . >> if we call him and we call. him on more tha

cheatle removed protection from robert o'brien last year. were you involved in that decision? ronald: senator, he was a memorandum protectee. meaning the president authorized protection for him. we do not weigh in on who gets protection. sen. cotton: you're still protecting some others, i won't reveal their names. but you're protecting others and other personal security offices in the federal government are protecting other officials, i won't reveal their names. who made the decision robert o'brien no longer needed a security detail despite iran's ongoing credible threats. ronald: i can tell you, sir, it wasn't the secret service. we don't factor into that decision at all. sen. cotton: can you take a look why that happened now you're in charge and consider the possibility he might still need that protection given all his counterparts and the trump administration has protection. ronald: i will do so. go ahead. sen. cotton: again, i'm not going to reveal the protective details but i'm pretty confident that the agency can get this done. and i think it needs to get done if you loo

says he can solve this crisis before he takes the white house if he is elected in january, and robert o'brienis would not happen because of election rule laws and because of national security. they would have to get clearance from the current administration to sit down, but potentially if this is just a phone call, this could take place. we are going to see how this develops. the plan many from the former administration have written about is they would pressure put them to come to the table, and if he was unwilling, in that moment, they would ramp up support for ukraine. kailey: bloomberg's annmarie hordern live on the convention floor while you hear chants "we want trump" clearly on the floor of the fiserv forum. as we look at the excerpts we have gotten, we have an idea of what donald trump will say. in part, he says, to every citizen, if you are young or old, man or woman, democrat or republican, black, white, asian, hispanic, i extend a hand of loyalty and friendship. does this seem like a donald trump looking to widen the net, not to speak to the base? >> this is certainly not what we he

they've rejected protection for people like robert o'brien.y adviser who's who's on the list by the iranian mullahs, by the ayatollah and has death threats against him. and they pulled his secret service protection. so i think they've got a lot to answer for . answer for. >> martin and greg, the democrat, spokesperson there, the senator nonh spokesperson there, the senator north carolina, was pulling in some mentions of is it because there are so many guns on the streets that this was allowed to happen? it was clearly politically motivated attack against republicans, trying to and then trying to pull in threats, online threats against kamala harris as a broader spectrum of political violence. he was kind of looping that all into the same venn diagram as an attempted assassination. and of course, greg swenson, a lot of people watching in the uk will be quite surprised by the highly political nature of this questioning in america. >> right, martin? it's a great point, jerrold nadler, who is the congressman that was that was going on and on about

roberts and justice kavanaugh. >> so listening to sean o'brien's talk, it makes you wonder why those words aren't coming out of theouths of joe biden and why the build back better and infrastructure bill that are really helping red states more than blue art paired with a kind of powerful message to the very people that o'brien is addressing. so there is a giant kind of disconnect between what i think the left liberal side leaves, who it wants to help. and the message. so we have a lot of work to do in a short number of leaks -- weeks we have left before the selection. it has to be to straighten that out and to reach out to those who need to know that there is an alternative to donald trump. amy: arlie russell hochschild, sociologist and writer, author of the 2016 book "strangers in their own land: anger and mourning on the american right" and her forthcoming book "stolen , pride: loss, shame and the rise of the right." speaking to us from kentucky. coming up, we will speak with the pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston about the trump appointed judge aileen cannon's shocking decision to dismiss the