jurisdiction to the guards would be a crime. granted the highest award so was the team of the secret guardeached the hill, when the evening came one body on the top, she did not find. oh, how did i not foresee this, no need to worry, the procurator discovered it very soon. a certain man a naked body i walked up to the nostril was with him. when the guards entered the cave with the torch, levi fell into a desperate rage, brandishing a knife he had to grab the impudent madman, managed to calm down, explaining what the body would be. he made a mistake, continue, there was no mistake. in general, i'm starting to get a little lost on the guard. apparently i'm dealing with a person who never makes mistakes. you took this man to the left of matvey in a wagon along with the bodies of the executed, and two hours later reached a deserted gorge. there, the team dug a deep hole. and in it she buried all three executed. what if i could foresee? after all, i had to see this one to the left of matvey. he is here. thank you. for everything you've done on this case? to the team that performed the burial. i

will remember me. now unknown parents and you really do not forget you. to you the head of the secret guarde under the soup procurator. you were right. i failed to save judah from kireath. he was slaughtered. here is the money bag. they threw the killers into the house of the high priest. blood on this bag judas blood how much is there interesting? 30 tetradrachs where is the dead man? this i do not know. we'll start searching this morning. but you probably know that he was killed. i have been a procurator for 15 years, i work in judea. i started serving under valeria, i don't have to see a corpse in order to say that a person has been killed. excuse me. i have not yet woken up properly, why did i say this. i don't sleep well. and all the time i see a moonbeam in a dream. it's so funny to imagine that i'm walking on this beam. i ask you to report your assumptions, so the case. where are you going to look for it? sit down, head of the secret service , you don’t need to, dad will already tear your hands to heavy hands like cosmonaut valentina tereshkova let's check what you can do like mom. f

months ago he had this reaction to president trump having allegedly classified documents under secret guard at mar-a-lago in locked room how could anyone be so irresponsible. i think he has no integrity, he should just say he's on compass mentis, how could he possibly have no regrets with the special counsel bearing down we have to know in congress what it is he's done why is it he has four sets of documents at three locations and none of them secure. elizabeth: with the congressman just said we are showing bidens 40% reuters, majority of democrats 52% tell you god the pollsters yes he should be probed the house oversight plans to probe this. the washington post the white house and the d.o.j. thought they had a shared understanding about keeping this matter quiet before the midterms to hide the scandal from voters, what did you think? >> i thought there's another by the white house has been telling me they have been telling us they don't cornet with the justice department is completely independent and you see the washington post report the agency and the white house were collaborating in or

carefully guarded security camera stand everywhere and also monitors everything, staff and excellent secretservice. i have information for every trump’s displeasure , one can understand when the fbi found out that secret government papers were stored in his house, which he did not have the right to take out of the white house, they raided him with a search at night, the estate was turned upside down, when president biden has everything new and new documents are not in a hurry to descend into his house sign of the constitution, what worries me most of all is the inconsistency of the attitude towards the former president trump everything by a search in the deer. with the receipt of filming from cctv cameras, the fact that his documents were photographed even in milan's closet was rummaged through and towards biden. well, let your lawyers, who, by the way, do not have access to secret documents, continue to look for them. this cannot be called the same attitude, the republicans have already launched two investigations into the bideno documents in the justice committee in the house oversight co

corvette but the jokes seem to be over, as it turns out the biden's house, although the secret service is guardedrecords of visitors, as in the white house, are not kept there , that is, theoretically anyone who came to the biden, including the servants working in the house could have access to classified papers. and this, by the way, is the key difference between the scandal with the biden papers and the scandal with secret documents found in the trump estate last summer in the case of the former president, his house in maralaga. not only guarded, there are video cameras in all rooms, trump wrote on social networks. the white house just announced that there are no records of visitors to the wilvington home. this is about dombaidens and a dirty, unclosed , unsafe, but now very famous maraga garage - this is about your estate. a carefully guarded security camera is everywhere and also keeps an eye on everything, the staff and the excellent secrecy of the service. i have information on every trump's discontent can be understood when the fbi found out that in secret government papers are kept in his

leading to the government's most closely guarded secrets. i ruined chapter one for you, you can start at chapter two nil. but for me the process is always a bell, again, some kind of issue that i am dealing with that i am worried about myself. in this one i found out and this is at the height of covid, that the u.s. government has about a dozen secret warehouses hidden all across the country that are filled with anecdotes for, whether it's zika, smallpox, there was supposed to be for covid if we were prepared for it but the idea being that if there is an outbreak that we would know about, not when you can't predict, that whether you live in wyoming, chicago, here in miami, wherever you are, within three hours you can get to an airport, always near airports and have the antidote on your doorstep. and i said, you are telling me that the government has secret warehouses that no one can go into and no one knows what's inside, i want to go inside there. and i was lucky enough to go inside and get into see them and when you get to the final scenes

detail leads him to mint's former top secret military unit and his connection with nola brown following nola nola's, he uncovers one of the u.s. government's intensely guarded secrets and military facility and a secret willing to compromise america's very safety and security two years earlier. nola may have saved ziggy's life, but she still as volatile and dangerous and. troubled, always finds her so. without further ado, here's our author, james bennett. thank you. i'm dave. welcome. i'm dave. i was going to say dave's here in the front row, so we have to make a joke about him. come on. you can. dave's so happy that you're clapping for him. it's fantastic as the person is from. miami. i just want to welcome what we decided backstage. actually, we discussed it for about 5 hours. what we're going to do here today, as opposed to hastily doing it 5 minutes ago, backstage, we're going to each talk about our books one by one and then hopefully some questions and open it up. so want to start? okay. my new novel called suspect or suspect. you can you can pronounce it as you like, clarice pinky graham appeared as a character. my last novel, the last trial. she's th

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there is a secret service guard shack on the right and parking lots for the police cars but no agentsthey left shortly after he left the vice president's office. v.p.s don't get secret service protection for life. this is an area now that's very well populated with big s.u.v.s and police checkpoint. in this photo there were documents beyond the gate somewhere but no, visitors weren't being screened for several years. still, republicans say they think there must be something. >> if the secret service did see and clear people who went in and out of the garage and guest house, people who mowed the lawn. reality is we'll be able to reassemble in time perhaps how many perhaps hundreds of people could have looked at those documents. >> the lack of concern that republicans have about mar-a-lago and records found there has the white house counsel saying house republicans have no credibility. their demands should be met with s skepticism and politicizing this issue and that they don't care about the underlying classified material. top democrats say they don't know what's going to happen. >> as

it was installed in memory of those whose biographies have recently been strictly guarded state secrets, these are illegal scouts who risk their lives managed to get in the united states secret materials on the development of nuclear weapons, and those feats remained unknown for many years, and now it will be immortalized by the forces of the foreign intelligence service of the russian historical society. my colleague sergey brilev. this is a very unusual house on the corner of the big and small bronchus, moscow at night, but even at night there is always a candlelit memorial plaque yuri nikulin, he not only lived in this house, he even starred in one episode here. did you play football yesterday with bread? well, this is closer to exploration. no one hears us here night, a whole special operation of the svr was held here to install a plaque in memory of those scouts. who, it turns out, also lived in this house. this morning, besides, the memorial plaque of the director of the foreign intelligence service, sergey naryshkin, was opened here in our professional sling. there is such an exp

mean from the army the secret service and the salvation army are like day and night the secret service that guardsligious charitable organization, by the way, biden offered her his services, if i could wave a magic wand, what would you most want well , other wands waved that day in alpasa , in a border town, the president came to see what the crisis with migrants is in the south of the country, but the tent cities of illegal immigrants were dispersed the day before. and those who did not have time, biden, traveled around the presidents criticize from both sides. here's what he didn't see. this is the main tent city, migrants in elpas. he came to get acquainted with the real state of affairs at the border, but did not stop by the epicenter of the crisis. he left with an understanding of what was happening at the border, the biden was for the first time in his life and only 2 hours walked around the parking lot of the border guards, he was photographed at the wall of the tram, which he did not finish building. but it is his open door policy that has flooded the united states with more than 5 million

any evidence prosecutors may have against andrew tate or his brother is still a well—guarded secret. the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago from andrew tate�*s account. it read, simply, "romanian girl," followed by a strawberry emoji. it was very obvious we were high school girls. we had our high schools in our bio and everything. i feel like he was just trying to find girls that seemed as innocent or naive as possible, in my opinion. daria, who's now at university in the uk, says it's important she speak out because so many young men idolise andrew tate. this is a big problem, because we can't wake up in 20 years with, like, two million andrew tates. in a video, andrew tate outlined his method for approaching women online. sometimes, cos like i said, l intrigue, i'll put a completely pointless emoji on the end. some cherries, or an orange, or a strawberrx _ because it doesn't mean anything. i he also recommends asking a woman, "why do i never see you, where are you hiding?" 99% of them say, "i'm not hiding," h

any evidence prosecutors may have against andrew tate or his brother is still a well—guarded secret.hings they say and the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago from andrew tate's account. it read, simply, "romanian girl," followed by a strawberry emoji. it was very obvious we were high school girls. we had our high schools in our bio and everything. i feel like he was just trying to find girls that seemed as innocent or naive as possible, in my opinion. daria, who's now at university in the uk, says it's important she speak out because so many young men idolise andrew tate. this is a big problem, because we can't wake up in 20 years with, like, two million andrew tates. in a video, andrew tate outlined his method for approaching women online. sometimes, cos like i said, l intrigue, i'll put a completely pointless emoji on the end. some cherries, or an orange, or a strawberry _ because it doesn't mean anything. he also recommends asking a woman, "why do i never see you, where are you hiding?" 99% of them say, "i'm

an investigation, and the news that some of them are among some of the nation's most closely guarded secretsyork nurses on strike. >> mighty, mighty nurses! >> o'donnell: patients including nicu babies transferred to different hospitals, as america's healthcare workers demand more pay and more help. attention, parents-- have you heard about the new website that does your kids' homework for them? well, tonight, we'll tell you about the new artificial intelligence taking the internet and the classroom by storm. the latest on the mega millions $1.1 billion jackpot. and tonight, play for patrick. the minnesota family helping young athletes after the loss of their own son. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, there is new fallout from what cbs news first reported about those biden documents. house republicans have just launched an investigation. we've got more on that in just a moment. plus, this just coming in-- look at this video

secret documents were seized by fbi agents. i had a small number of boxes in storage at mar-a-lago, guarded by secret service and my people and everybody. i mean, it's safe at the time biden called trump's decision to keep those records, quote, irresponsible today, former president trump writing on truth. social quote. why didn't the justice department announced the highly classified documents found in the biden office before the election? the biden documents were found november second, just 6 days before the midterm election. the white house says biden immediately handed the documents found in a locked closet to the national archives once they were discovered. >> attorney general merrick garland has asked u.s. attorney john lausch to investigate. we need to have an investigation further. >> but there's no evidence of any type of obstruction of delays of hiding of documents. national security lawyer mark zaid says from a legal standpoint, it's impossible to compare the 2 cases between biden and trump saying that trump intentionally withheld the documents. >> today democrats downplaying the discovery here. this is republican hypocrisy.

secret documents were seized by fbi agents. i had a small number of boxes in storage at mar-a-lago, guarded by secret service and my people and everybody. i mean, it's safe at the time biden called trump's decision to keep those records, quote, irresponsible today, former president trump writing on truth. social quote. why didn't the justice department announced the highly classified documents found in the biden office before the election? the biden documents were found november second, just 6 days before the midterm biden immediately handed the documents found in a locked closet to the national archives once they were discovered. >> attorney general merrick garland has asked u.s. attorney john lausch to investigate. we need to have an investigation further. >> but there's no evidence of any type of obstruction of delays of hiding of documents. national security lawyer mark zaid says from a legal standpoint, it's impossible to compare the 2 cases between biden and trump saying that trump intentionally withheld the documents. >> today democrats downplaying the discovery here. this is republican hypocrisy in its finest. when the former p

honking their horns, the regime's secret police, revolutionary guard they were on streets shooting people were honging the morn -- honking their horns for america. we have seen a ne few sanctions on people. a little bit of economic sanctions, we have not seen joe biden himself come to the white house podium and give a speech delivered to the iranian people, saying we, america are with you. we are not with the terrorist sponsoring dictators, we are no longer going to offer this regime sanction relief, nuclear deal is off the table, period. we have a policy as u.s. government to support you in bringing down this regime h is not the iraq war, not invading, ran th. this is more what ronald reagan would call a victory strategy. we're not afraid to say, this is an evil regime in iran, we want to see it fall, we will ute use resources to help iran r iranian people bring it about, we need to combine maximum pressure is maximum support. mark: so true, donald trump had his foot on the throat of that regime, as soon as biden came in, he lifted that foot. he lifted sanctions, the economic sanctions,

any evidence prosecutors may have against andrew tate or his brother is still a well guarded secret.ge has been complicated by criticism over the things they say and the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago from andrew tate's account. it read, simply, "romanian girl," followed by a strawberry emoji. it was very obvious we were high school girls. we had our high school in our bio and everything. i feel like he was just trying to find girls that seemed as innocent or naive as possible. in my opinion. daria, who is now at university in the uk, says it's important she speak out because so many young men idolise andrew tate. this is a big problem, because we can't wake up in 20 years with two million andrew tates. in a video, andrew tate outlined his method for approaching women online. sometimes, like i said, intrigue, i'll put a completely _ pointless emoji on the end. some cherries, or an orange, or a strawberry _ because it doesn't mean anything. he also recommends asking a woman why do i never see you, where are

they include some markets at the top secret sensitive compartmented information, a designation used to protect the most closely guarded intelligence secrets. the special kounl to president biden said in a statement, the white house is cooperating with the national archives and the department of justice regarding the discovery of what appeared to be obama biden administration records. court documents show that the fbi recovered more than 300 documents that were marked classified from trump's home. biden's lawyers turned over the documents immediately after finding em this. in the archives in the justice department spent months trying to get trump to return government documents even after trump's lawyers said he had turned over all documents that were marked atz classified. the fbi said it obtained evidence showing boxes of documents were being moved from a storage room where they were supposed to be kept. that prompted the justice department to open an obstruction investigation and conduct the extraordinary search of trump's mar-a-lago resort where the fbi says they found even more classified documents. evan perez, cnn

obviously, any information obtained by either side was a closely guarded secret. what about that global zeal committed by a fierce casual present? it? let him lead whitaker play of it. it's astonishing to see the similarities with the arms race and the space race between the former soviet union and the united states . and canada brother has really done it in both cases. it was about military dominance, you political and military prestige. and of course, financial interests. i don't understand it is going on with by the time we get to the 20th century mass knowledge about the world, it's matt. we know it's land and water masses, you know, and the new frontier is the face of premier. for the 1st milestone was attained in 1957 when the soviet union launched as but one. it became the 1st artificial satellite put into space to orbit the earth vienna. that was a crushing blow for the united states. socially up, there were several more milestones after that the 1st human being to travel to space another so beat union success story in the form of astronaut eureka guarante

democrats, former presidents and vice presidents have a problem in making sure that we are guarding our nation's secrets. in addition to making some more work for our attorney general to determine the appropriate course of action, we as a country are going to have to review how it is we allow former top level officials to keep and guard our nation's secrets in their personal residences. >> here is the issue now for republicans. mike pence is a possible republican presidential candidate. donald trump has obviously been damaged in his legal expexposur possible obstruction of justice because of the amount of time he spent resisting turning over those documents. does all of this diminish the political potency of the issue against joe biden or donald trump? >> yeah, it's hard to say it doesn't. first thing that comes to my mind is, do we have another special counsel on our hands? mike pence is very much indicating that he may run for president himself. if that's the standard we are setting that you can't trust doj on its own, then we may be looking at that again. it really feels like the air is coming out of

yes, sergey, i'm already tired of repeating the cargo is secret and the guard should not know, but its contents. major fishing, again excellent handbrake mushrooms. i don’t know myself , i couldn’t get used to something. we in rostov are warm to the point of a fight, and here, with a gooky nose, the only thing that pleases me is that the vacation is coming soon and when the vacation is in a week, well , if it doesn’t happen, what? okay, what can happen here? accompany the secret cargo by the commander reception check the protection. i go to the landing site acceptance reception on the site you are fine vision the purpose of the indication, reception 9:47, go to the observations when detecting were laying a group from him near show exactly at the light on the work stop, the elderly leading leader one, the end of communication to all groups continue to observe the application of the installation immediately report no less starboard under control. i wish you good health. the group is ready to complete the tasks. ready is missing one call sign master officer off. and what? so yes, try one

some of the most closely guarded secrets of the government. the president still doesn't know what was in those documents. so, at this stage we know that the justice department is doing a review and an investigation. it's handled by the -- at this point that's where we know. >> u.s. attorney, it is a trump appointee. ivan, people will look at this and say that the classified documents in possession of a former president. what are the differences? >> right, there are some big distinctions. according to president biden's team, we are talking about fewer than a dozen. we know from the court that we've been watching with regard to the documents that were turned over from the former president. we are talking over 300 documents a various classifications. they were secret, a couple dozen at the highs classification. as he pointed out, john it took months and months of arguing, letters and threats from the justice department and the archives to try to get trump to turn over some of those documents. and in the, and he still didn't turn over all of them.

some of the most closely guarded secrets of the u.s. government. the president did not know and still does not know what exactly was in those documents. at this stage, we know that the justice department is doing a review, and investigation of this is being handled by the u. s. attorney in chicago, and we will see if that is where this remains. at this point, that's all we know. >> the u.s. attorney in chicago is still a trump appointee, one of the very few u.s. attorneys who is a trump appointee. and then, people look at the sense that, classified occupants, in possession of a president or a former president. what are the differences here between the biden case and the trump case? >> right. a big distinction. according to president biden's team, we are talking about fewer than a dozen, according to them. we know from the court fights that we have been watching, with regard to the documents that were turned over from the former president trump, that we are talking over 300 documents of various classifications. 92 at secret -- a couple of dozen that

president trump situation ironically the documents were undoubtedly more secure and under the guard of secretervice and so on and the other side argues they're not cooperative with the archives and the doj then flip to president biden situation and, you know, it was sort of orchestrated and that sounds negative but orchestrated that they're cooperating in all of that. but on the core question, john, of where the documents were more compromised. it's very possible they were. those are the questions that must be drilled into. intention questions, who had access to this material and w what, if anything, was done with them. i'm not giving you conclusions but framing out the questions that must be answered, john. >> since these are secret documents and we don't know what's in them, it's hard to know even what questions to ask. john: the investigation seems to be focusing a spotlight on hunter bide and his activities. >> well, that's right. because the point is it isn't entirely fair to say that if hunter biden was present in that residence, was he residing there. did he have access to the garage w

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other participants are established, criminal schemes are established, ukrainian border guards are corrupted. the secretvice workers continue to work in their places and kapekhanov vladislav mirzayan together lugansk people's republic the united states unleashed a total hybrid war against russia, russian ambassador to washington anatoly antonov said, the diplomat stressed that the american government does not listen to moscow's signals. but they manage to cash in on nato partners because it is from the united states that europeans buy most of the weapons for ukraine and thereby sponsoring the revival of the american military industry, the diplomat noted such an injection into the state budget was not even during the cold war. well, the american press again proved the orders, ukrainian nationalists are not given at all from kiev, the journalists learned that last week the head of the cia, william burns, flew to ukraine mystery, and he allegedly arrived to tell about russia's plans. well, as noted in the article, zelensky was more interested in the issue of continuation financing. he thinks the republican

ongoing, other participants in the criminal scheme are being investigated, ukrainian border guards are corrupt. the secretcontinue to work in their places and vladislav mirzayantsev leads krepikhanov. lugansk people's republic the united states has not yet been able to resolve the issue of supplying tanks to the kiev regime. the parties are bogged down in disputes berlin does not want to announce deliveries alone to hope for the initiative of washington and in the us they say that the tanks are too expensive and ukraine will not be able to serve them maria-korodilka will continue the topic. i need help. we support ukraine here, you help ukraine, you cannot give a single dollar to your compatriot. and he wants to eat this confrontation between the united states and ukraine on the streets of washington, ordinary americans have clearly lost. and although this video is just a prank of a famous comedian over everyone who is waving other people's flags. accustomed to the fact that words help in far away country pro ukrainian humor activists, did not understand to seek the truth sent to congress, where is my ukr

investigation , other participants are being established, a criminal schemes, ukrainian border guards are corrupted. the secret continue to work in their places and vladislav mirzoyantsev accommodated kreimkhanov luhansk people's republic the situation around ukraine has divided cultural figures. for example, the group aquarium leader boris grebenshchikov supports the cause, and his former colleague, the world-class violinist andrey reshetin , volunteers in the donbas. . i'm on i will tell you this account. well, a lot here. and where we happen to be, and including in clubs in some educational institutions in the schools of the library, which are there, they are completely horrified there, something is all russian, just crossed out and instead, dad, bandera that is, this must be stopped when fascism nazism came to our country, came to our country in order to destroy our memory. and this is our memory that is destroyed when the russian rejects the russian language, rejects russian history. yes, there is no other story here. here is our story. the crime of the nazis in the stavropol region during the great patri

novgorod province, a village called podnovye was distinguished by this, the secret of pickling cucumbers was peasants, jealous guardedd even gave their daughters in marriage to suitors only from the bottom, so that the secret would not leak into the wrong hands in other villages. you see, the recipe for unique podnovsky cucumbers has not been preserved to this day, unfortunately. but someone still got married unsuccessfully, apparently, somewhere or whatever everyone ran into the refrigerator of viewers. everything, but it is known that garlic, dill, oak and blackcurrant leaves, as well as cherry leaves were added to the brine, yes, and a few spices, which no one remembers anymore, pickled cucumbers in you, as they called empty pumpkins, three tips were very good very good the first one. i think it's too transparent. she immediately pushed us into storage, but okay, we don’t feel sorry for anything, especially since the first question, the second clue are vegetables. well, yes, yes, greenhouse vegetables. this is generally just a cucumber greenhouse, in my opinion, they should be stored somehow. we have such a chain

the president mar-a-lago compound is guarded by secret service agents it was in a locked storage area like it's a secure place to me. like i thought this is the tip of the iceberg there's a lot more here and a lot more embarrassing and criminal belonging by the president and the people of the staff. elizabeth: let's look at ron desantis, he is firing back at the white house, criticism of him for deploying the national guard watch the white house critique in helping the u.s. coast guard dealing with illegal immigrants coming into the florida keys and more, watch this. >> we sing governor desantis to political stunts that is how he perceives to fix this issue from florida and he takes, were talking about people who are coming from countries who are dealing with political strife. >> it gets interesting the coast guard requested the state assistance to handle all the vessels coming. >> we provided coast guard the assistance is a vast form. we are going to clear the vessels free of charge for the residents. it was not their fault maybe will send the bill to biden, we'll see. elizabeth: he'

>> you know, the secret service, the military guard the white house.marine one, and, yes, every residence or place the president goes. so the idea that they chose not to have logs there doesn't change the fact that the secret service did see and clear people who went in and out of the garage, in and out of the guest house, people who mowed the lawn. the reality a is, we will be able to reassemble in time even without their cooperation some semblance of how many perhaps hundreds of people could have looked at those documents. maria: unbelieve. believable. things are just more disturbing, and more disturbing. the latest batch of twitter files are more disturbing, they he reveal how the pharmaceutical companies lobbied media companies to shape content relate offed the co covid vacci. during the dark days, if you questioned it you immediately got canceled. the push included b biontech putting pressure on twitter to censor anybody demanding low cost vaccines for low income countries, they tweeted at them to ask for he generic low cost vaccines, congressman.

when the president is at his personal home, it's the white house and guarded by secret service. there's military around it. the fact is, there's no such thing as a private residence when the president is there. i think that has to be understood. this isn't simply a home that he owns. this is a place that he's spent more time than any other single location during his presidency. >> neil: congressman debate is are there still documents there, who has the documents and that leads to big questions whether people who shouldn't have seen classified documents might have in this process of collecting them. do you have any evidence of that? >> well, yes, we do. obviously we have lawyers who are not cleared who reported that they had found these documents. so there is at least a recognition that they saw a document with the word "top secret" on it. for the men people, documents that are top secret are supposed to arrive in pouchs. the pouch is unlocked, you review them, put them back in the pouch. if they're declassified, they get marked declassified. until that is done, they're still cla

the a secur place in the country tomorrow lago one of them a secure place in the country guarded constantly by secret service. joe biden's documents we have n idea where they floated around for at least a year before some went to the biden penn center before some went to ms. house i delaware. the playbooks already been written by merrick garland. if you want to treat them with uniformity, do the search warrant at all the biden residence is a a. of that's important. interview anyone could've touched those documents including the chinese who wante keys and paid millions to hunte biden. hunter biden says that his residence he can hit a garage door button to be interviewed. >> the amount of money greg jarrett we are talking about is breathtaking. merrick garland sat on that news . now we have not one not two but three separate locations were found. about the money is the most disturbing. the money to the penn biden center the overwhelming majorit of it came when biden was there. he was being paid by the university. the university had their professors request from merrick garland that they dropped the esp

they were secret service officers in the driveway. there is a new gate. people in a guard shack. he time after he left the vice president's office and when he got secret service protection again in march 2020, there was no secret service protecting him. a lot of folks on capitol hill are asking for secret service visitor logs. whether or not they can piece that together retroactively, we don't know, but there was no secret no secret service there for years. so, they can ask come up with the secret service has an incredible excuse appeared or fix have moved on. >> steve: i was going to say peter when you go to an event for a home or white house isn't the secret service the one that says, "let me see if you are on the list." there is usually a list. >> you have to send in a name, date and run your social security number and make sure you are not a fugitive. elsewhere who should not be around the president. >> ainsley: peter any reason why they waited two months to tell us about this? we should know this about the classified documents. >> we don't know anything except the residence o

secret service agents hurt. national guard hurt. due to protests surrounding the tragic murder of george floyd. and the president calls us in and is really upset about what's happening. he believes that the government, we look weak, the country looks weak. he looks weak. and he wants tough action to put down these protests. and the conversation goes back and forth, the president is very animated. we, being myself, attorney general barr and mark milley, are pushing back on this notion about the use of active duty forces and i'm kind of talking about the historical precedent, in my mind, about what that would mean. the damage it would do to the institution. the damage it would do to the country. and trying to explain to the president, we should -- if we're going to use the military at all, we should use the national guard and we should use them in the context of supporting law enforcement, right? that's how the national guard best performs its role. a lot of historical examples to do this. but we reach this point in the conversation a