spinnaker just curious about the secret service project and i understand if you are using this now and volunteer service are you incidentally collecting other information among people whon people whoare not part of o what are you doing with those pictures that you capture clic clicks. it records from all the cameras around the complex we maintain that for 30 days as a part of the process. so, as we are going through and identifying the volunteers that are in there comes a record saves and will evaluate that until the end of the process. >> to review other faces you're capturing bette that are in the vicinity to words demonstrators. >> it would be like a false positive. >> we are concerned about what happens. >> we will have a classified briefing. >> thank you for the extension of time. >> recognizing the gentle lady from arizona. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to field a few seconds. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record to articles, the support of law enforcement application of the biometric technology. first is from new york city polic

your jobs and all of you at secret service are doing a yeoman's job for this nation and we appreciate your service and your time here today. thank you. with that, the hearing is adjourned. >>. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons. >> it's not there yet but that's the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade. and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. they want to have these flying airships carrying all kinds of people and want to have a flyingnetwork . it's like a metro system little stops all over dubai with flying machines carrying people back and forth. >> even bigger whose latest book, skip go look at how technology is changing transportation to watch the communicatortonight at 8 pm eastern on cspan2 . tonight, we take a look at books on business. we begin with charles schwab and his book charles schwab invested, changing forever the wayand americans invest . then it's tyler collins big business and an stack on it how we play the game. enjoy tv in prime time this week and all day every we

the secret service certainly had to have called an ambulance for the complainant who made this false allegation that she was injured the secret service were communicating with one another during this incident during the food delivery they were present and what i think could be the case here is that they are concerned that their collusion with this right wing band of hooligans who are used to do with the secret service was legally forbidden from doing which was preventing food and medicine from getting into them to see that it would expose that that collusion and embarrass the secret service who are themselves operating under the watch of the state department it's just highly unusual that this would have disappeared. let's talk about the media reaction because you mentioned it there you mentioned altius covered this tell us sir how would you assess the reaction that you got in the media and why do you think it didn't get such big attention in this specially in the u.s. . actually the washington post reported from the complainant side on may 9th falsely claiming that several men had ki

, i'd just like to say, thank you for your service, tsa, cpb, your jobs, all of you actually, secret service, are doing a yeoman's job for this nation and we appreciate your service and your time here today. so thank you. >> with that, the hearing is adjourned. [gavel] ♪ years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. created in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> congress returns the first week of january. the house needs to decide on impeachment measures and send it to the senate. eventually, the sad will hear the case against president trump and take up the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. and congress will hear president trump deliver the state of union address. -- state of the union address. watch live on c-span. the impeachment of president trump. follow the process on c-span. live, unfiltered coverage on c-span.orgmand on and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> high,

the secret service certainly had to have called an ambulance for the complainant who made this false allegation that she was injured that secret service were communicating with one another during this incident during the food delivery they were present and what i think could be the case here is that they're concerned that their collusion with this right wing band of hooligans who were used to do what the secret service was legally forbidden from doing which is preventing food and medicine from getting into them to see that it would expose that that collusion and embarrass the secret service who are themselves operating under the watch of the state department it's just highly unusual that this would have disappeared. our team has asked the police to comment on blumenthal's case and we'll bring you any response here we receive. that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all those stories and many more. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very dark

the secret service certainly had to have called an ambulance for the complainant who made this false allegation that she was injured the secret service were communicating with one another during this incident during the food delivery they were present and what i think could be the case here is that they are concerned that their collusion with this right wing band of hooligans who were used to do what the secret service was legally forbidden from doing which was preventing food and medicine from getting into them to see that it would expose that that collusion and embarrass the secret service who were themselves operating under the watch of the state department it's just highly unusual that this would have disappeared. we've asked the police for comment we'll bring you any response. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. match prizes financial survival guide stacey let's learn a style fill out let's say i'm not so i get an earpiece andris comes back from the fight wall street fraud thank you for helping. destroy 6. s

recruited by russian secret services yes journalist roman broke it off joining us tonight helping us connect the dots in this murder case that's become a diplomatic row now thank you rym thank you here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world iran's president hassan rouhani has called for the release of innocent people arrested in protests last month demonstrations for count across the country after the government raised gas prices despite this announcement the president says that protesters who used weapons should be dealt with by the want one. impeachment experts are testifying in a 2nd round of public hearings in the u.s. house of representatives the house judiciary committee is considering the evidence for possible grounds to impeach u.s. president donald trump it comes a day after the inquiry into the president's alleged abuse of power in his dealings with ukraine released its 5. nato leaders meeting in london the wrapped up a contentious summit marking 70 years since the founding of the military alliance they adopted a joint statement recognizi

the secret service certainly had to have called an ambulance for the complainant who made this false allegation that she was injured the secret service were communicating with one another during this incident during the food delivery they were present and what i think could be the case here is that they're concerned that their collusion with this right wing band of hooligans who were used to do what the secret service was legally forbidden from doing which was preventing food and medicine from getting into them to see that it would expose that that collusion and embarrass the secret service who were themselves operating under the watch of the state department it's just highly unusual that this would have disappeared. we've asked the police to comment on the case we'll bring you any response we get. that's our wrap up for the day thanks for tuning in. or. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line and they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president or injury. or some one of us. have to go i would be pressed to say what the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm inte

allegation that she was injured that secret service worker. indicating with one another during this incident during the food delivery they were present and what i think could be the case here is that they're concerned that their collusion with this right wing band of hooligans who are used to do what the secret service was legally forbidden from doing which was preventing food and medicine from getting into them to see that it would expose that that collusion and embarrass the secret service who were themselves operating under the watch of the state department it's just highly unusual that this would have disappeared. i thank you for joining us hey on the international this tuesday morning we're back in 30 minutes for the latest join us then if you can. imagine see chase it's a karaoke but this is the go kill some of the $28.00 precincts which voted yes and we just got a call from 975772 which is now to be clear yes somebody with a gun should not count.

secret service between 1869 and 1874. and we think today of the secret service as the people who protect the president and other dignitaries. back then it was the detective force, and it was the only one a the government had to draw on, and they were deployed against the klan in the south, and whitley was the chief and directed that campaign, and i tell the story of all the operations, the covert operations they conducted to infiltrate the klan in the south quite successfully in 1871 and '72 and so really kind of an untold aspect of american history with a lot of lessons for us today in terms of the war on terror and the whole existence of federal law enforcement and its real history. >> can you give me an understanding how the covert operations went? explain to me how the federal government was able to work their way into the klan in the south at that time. >> guest: well, whitley him was very knowledgeable but the south, even though he was on the side of the north in the civil war. he gave -- recruited people who were a

was hard secret service and is the subject of my book we think today as the secret service who protectsthe president and other dignitaries but back then it was a detective force the only one the government had to draw on and there was a void against the clan in the south and he directed the campaign and i tell the story of all the covert operations they conducted to infiltrate the clan of the south quite successfully in 1871 and 72 it is the untold aspect of american history in terms of the war on terror and the whole existence of federal law enforcement. >> give me an understanding of how these operations went. explain how the federal government could work their way into the south at that time. >> they were very knowledgeable about the south even though he was on the side of the north and he recruited people who were also loyal to the union knowledgeable about the south and gave them to disguises and false identities usually those who were selling bootleg alcohol or tobacco and would dispatch them into the south to right around and represent themselves as sympathizers to the clan and t

recruited by russian secret services yes journalist roman to prove himself joining us tonight helping us connect the dots in this murder case that's become a diplomatic row now thank you rym thank you well one of the contemporary art world's most prestigious awards the turner prize has been shared between the shortlisted artist helen cameco oscar maria time shani and laurence avraham don will split the 47000 euro prize between themselves the artists form the collective and asked the judges not to choose just one winner there and aim is to show solidarity at a time when there is plenty of division around the world. sports former basketball star different minsky may have retired in april after 21 incredible years at the dallas mavericks but he's still wrecking up awards and it's he received germany's highest civic honor on tuesday at a ceremony here in berlin. dirk nowitzki is imposing skills and hard work to help catapult the former basketball player into superstardom but his impact has extended far past the sports world to fix he was awarded the german order of merit the country's hig

now we had military people doing it, we had secret service people doing it. we had people that really understand what it's about. it's not about me. it's about getting the right location. >> well, the folks at the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington formally requested government records on the dural selection, and you'll never guess whether that story holds up. here with me now the executive director of crew. what did you ask for and what did you get? >> look, we asked for what the secret service had, the documents that showed their internal deliberations when they were considering sites. and lo and behold what we found was far from mick mulvaney and the president reported which is that out of the secret service's process came dural as the clear choice. instead dural was added into the process very late in the game. it was added from the outside, and the secret service had concerns about it. so it certainly was not they came in and begged for this. this was something that wii only got really one e-mail and we know there's likelying mo more th

the secret service industry of your time is now called b. and their headquarters has always been at the same place in look younger and exactly it's a very sensitive location for sure that's why i think we're also getting sketchy information if that attack actually happened inside the building or outside the building as far as we now know it's we don't know if there's any confirmation on who did it and what the motives are but we have had periods of terrorist attacks in russia and also in moscow in the past but the last one wasn't in petersburg in 2017 in the metro station here and also we have of course a very big one in 2004 and beslan where hundreds of people mostly children died going to them please president putin in an annual address earlier today that that was the most traumatizing is and he had to experience during his presidency which is now exactly 20 years wow step fastened there live for us in moscow we'll be getting more from the step as we get more information about what's happened this evening thank you step on moving on now an

hehe looks likike just a gangstr who was recruited by russian secret services. brent: joining us and helping us connect the dots in this case that has become a diplomatic ground. thank you. one of the contemporary art world's most prestigious awards, the turner prize, has been shared between the shortlisted artists. they will split the 47,000 euro prize between themselves. the artists formed a collective and ask thehe judge is not to choose just t one winner.r. their aimim was to show solidary at a time when there's plenty of division around the world. sports -- former basketball star dirk nowitzki may have retired in april after 21 incredible years at the dallas mavericks, but he is still racking up awards. he received germany's highest civic honor tuesday at a ceremony here in berlin. >> dirk nowitzki's imposing skills and hard work helped catapult former basketball player into superstardom, but his impact has extended far past the sports world. he was awarded the german order of merit, the country's highest civic honor in berlin. the award celebrates his athl

we had secret service people doing it. >> documents that show what the secret service actually thought about trump's hotel site regardless of the spin. >> he is by far and away the best physical facility for this meeting. >> and with just over a month until iowa, my special guest tonight, 2020 candidate andrew yang when all in starts right now. >> we have shocking new footage. it's previously unused footage obtained by the new york times of navy s.e.a.l.s describing actions by the man of the name eddie gallagher. he's the figure at the center of an enormous moral scandal in the trump administration. perhaps one of the worse. over the summer a military court acquitted him of most of the war crimes charges he was charged with but he was found guilty of posing for a picture with a man's corpse and that resulted in him being demoeted. the process of stripping his seal status but then donald trump intervened. restoring his rank, ordering the navy to keep him in the seals. now it's worth noting that donald trump campaigned on a pro war crime platform in 2016. >> would i approve war boarding?

the secret service was with him on most of the occasions.here were occasions when there was no secret service listed going on the flights with him. jesse: you also know about this little black book that had all the contacts of epstein and that was used as leverage for a bayoff by one of his workers at the estate. did you get a look at the black book? >> edwards got a phone call frommal treado rodriguez who was the caretaker or butler at the mansion. he called up and said i have got something i want to show you. it will below your case -- it will blow your case out of the water. i will it will reveal what he did with underaged girls. he wanted $50,000. he said after i give his to you i will have to flee. when that failed we had to contact the fbi and we were going to buy the book and he delivered it to us and he was arrested. that's how we got the book, the journal. jesse: we are seen the journal. the guy who tried to set this deal up with the black book is dead. he's dead. >>en he did more time in jail for giving us the evidence of this guy'

of course secret service, etc., they went too.ut given all that criticism that we're not able to find out is kind of interesting. >> it is remarkable, actually. thank you for sharing that reporting. >>> still ahead it is our last show of the decade. now we're facing a potential impeachment trial a presidential election and seriously, who knows what the hell else. 2020 coming up. plus. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you, too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the number one most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. it has an affo

but the secret service doesn't need to protect the club when the president is not there.ity goes beyond controlling access to the resort. >> everybody, whether they're a private guest or coming one night to that location, are screened for all types of physical security threats, whether that's sharp-edged weapons, guns, explosives, all of that risk is taken out of that equation by the process secret service puts forth. >> when police tried to detain lu jing, she bald her hands into fists and screaming, no, no, no, and began pulling away. she could have been an erratic person trying to get into mar-a-lago. no indication she is a spy. but in march another chinese national got past three checkpoints carrying a lap drop, four cell phones, external hard drive and she was convicted of trespassing, not espionage but a source says it was a potential probe of spying efforts. sources says they could have been informal intelligence operatives, not highly trained, sent into mar-a-lago to probe. >> certainly, they could have been trying to test the response time of security personnel a

he finally got to the hospital and saw secret service. he was president as soon as kennedy passed away. he was a future in commander in chief. very compassionate divisional. jackie kennedy wanted you send them back. he couldn't go himself so he sent brooks to escort her back there. >> went to the airport with lady bird and recalled that car ride with the secret service, what was the way you said it? >> fastest he ever took off. [laughter] you get the idea. johnson got into the other car and the secret service was basically on top of him. the went in the cars and took off. >> during the johnson administration, he had an interesting balance between essentially liberal ideas and not exactly conservative but rhetoric approach. it was about how brooks helped give the great society. one of the things, he was a toxic texas democrat. so when he was very conservati conservative, he came from a district, he was very strong on civil rights, very strong on unions, the different oil refineries there on the border between texas and louisiana, these are

we also salute our incredible police and sheriffs, federal law enforcement, secret service, as well as firefighters, paramedics, and first responders. and thank you all for being here. we have a lot of you here. and again, very, very incredible, special people. thank you very much for being here. (applause) >> and here tonight is pastor obed jauregui of bethany church in nazarene, in miami. his congregation serves thanksgiving meals to families in need, and now they are preparing their annual toy drive. pastor obed, thank you very much and we really do appreciate you being with us. you're a special man who has done an incredible job. people are talking about you all over our country. what a great job you've done. thank you very much, pastor. (applause) >> and at christmas, we remember this eternal truth: every person is a beloved child of god. as one grateful nation, we praise the joy of family, the blessings of freedom, and the miracle of christmas. on behalf of melania and our entire family, merry christmas and god bless you all. thank you very much. merry christmas, everybody. thank

the secret service, i remember, was getting charged for the golf carts. do we know -- do we have any inkling of what the answer to that question is? >> well, the easiest way would be for the white house to tell us, right? it's our money, the taxpayer money so we should find that out. i've asked many times and they're not at all interested in letting us know how much they're charging for top white house staff, how much for the secret service to be staying at trump properties. but there have been lawsuits from groups that have looked into this and my estimate right now is it's at least $3 million has flowed back into trump's own cash registers and possibly more. the $3 million figure is probably just the secret service and some top white house staff for lodging, for food and beverage. we don't know for what other things they're being charged, they won't tell us. these lawsuits take time. so a group called property of the people just last month put out some numbers based on the first 25 golf trips that the president had made and that came out to a quarter of

the secret service, i remember, was getting charged for the golf carts.we know -- do we have any inkling of what the answer to that question is? >> well, the easiest way would be for the white house to tell us, right? it's our money, the taxpayer money t. we should be able to find that out. i've asked many times and they're not at all interested in letting us know how much they're charging for top white house staff, how much for the secret service to be staying at trump properties. but there have been lawsuits from groups that have looked into this and my estimate right now is it's at least $3 million has flowed back into trump's own cash registers and possibly more. the $3 million figure is probably just the secret service and some top white house staff for lodging, for food and beverage. we don't know for what other things they're being charged, they won't tell us. these lawsuits take time. so a group called property of the people just last month put out some numbers based on the first 25 golf trips that the president had made and that came out to a qua

you have to have something to show when you open a suitcase in the secret service carefully supervises how that cash can be produced. it can look believable on camera while not being passable except one secret service agent said if it's green and has 20 on it someone's going to accept it. these bills have to be able to function as the authenticating systems in a context where if it's green and has 20 on it, someone is eventually going to take it. i still have to somehow police themselves to the extent that doesn't ruin the currency's ability to function. what this means, each bills realness and uniqueness the singularity the fact that you trust it's neither forge nor counterfeit rests on its multiplicity. we know how currency is supposed to feel. we know how it and dedicates itself to us because we handle so much of it. that's the paradox of the modern banknote now closing in on two centuries old. how to make something uniquely valuable to the sophistication i would she reproduce it. hence all of the stamps, the seals, the color shifting inks and security threads the brioche patterns,

service.d their noble we also salute our incredible police and sheriffs and federal law enforcement, secret serviceith firefighters, paramedics and first responders. very incredible special people. here tonight is a pastor from bethany church in miami. his congregation serves thanksgiving meals to families in need and now they are preparing their annual toy drive. paster, thank you very much. we relalally do appreciate you being with us. people are talking about you all over the country. thank you, pastor. we remember this eternal truth. every christian is a beloved child of god. we praise the joy of family, the blessings of freedom and the miracle of christmas, on behalf of melania and her entire family. merry christmas and god bless you all. merry christmas, everybody. thank you. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, politico's reporter discusses the status of the u.s.-mexico trade agreement. and an official talks about the safety of drinking water in the u.s.. and marc rotenberg on direct to andumer dna testing kits privac

can you imagine the secret service allowing the president of the united states to be flown by a rookie pilot? so louis freeage's checks back with his sources through the freedom of information act and we have evidence that bill clinton was never on the island, never flew in the helicopter, secret service agents never flew in the helicopter, she made up the whole story, she's interviewed early on and says, 14 years old. check the employment record, her own employment record she was over 70 which is the age of consent in new york and england and other places but she deliberately lied about her age and she could call the people she claims to have sex with, pedophiles. a long history of lying, her lawyer admits she is wrong and people still believe her. i urge you to go on the internet and google me, go on twitter and you will see the names i am calls on the internet. the first letter is a and the last letter is our, pedophile, can you imagine how it feels for my grandchildren, my granddaughter is a feminist, stanford phd student, my grandson was a student. when you are accused people beli

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headquarters of the powerful secret service once headed by president putin a major police operation is now underway let's go straight to d.w. a correspondent and we show him on the line from the city welcome emily what more can you tell us. well at the moment as you say so it's just various media reports coming in there has been a conditional confirmation of any of the information but it seems that there has been a shooting in the entrance hall of the f.s.b. building that the russian security service the victim seem to be either members of the security service itself or of the fs though that the security services protect the president and numbers they are very we don't have confirmation but they could be between one and 3 people but again at the moment i don't know that security services have now surrounded the area and people who are approaching the area. also being taken out of buses getting off of buses nearby the timing of course of this is important and relevant to mention because today. today there was a press conference of the russian president vladimir putin. it may be that tho

on former spies cripple and his daughter in the united kingdom in 2018 also then the russian secret service was mentioned as being behind the attack and the incident had a very bad impact on the relationship between the united kingdom and russia now this role with germany comes only a few days before president putin is about to board a plane to paris where he will meet with german chancellor angela merkel to discuss peace and peace and ukraine a visit which is meant to improve ties between russia and europe. still to come on al-jazeera grave concerns european officials say they have doubts over the integrity of the investigation into the death of a multi journalist and the body of a u.n. peacekeepers found in the democratic republic of congo as protests against the would continue. thank you to. and there were some pretty good conditions across central areas of europe if you make the most of them because things all set to change in the next couple days are spent. out across much of the north and say we have had some snow this is the picture in the southeast of poland look at this we've got p

when we speak of turkish and some other secret services in our region, these are not secret services overeign states. these are subdivisions of the chief intelligence service, e c.i.a. that is the truth. th,'re all obeying e mast in coordination with each other. >> reporter: le mesurier's swedish wi emma has reportedly told turkish detectives her suicide has not beed out.tion but friends and colleagues find it hard to believe thaldle mesurier wave intentionally leapt from such a relatively low height. >> in the last two years or so, an awful l of people who've disagreed with the russians in particular have fallen off baonies. so i think it is very suspicious. >> reporter: hamish de bretton gordon is a british army chemical weapons expert and former colleague of le mesurier. they last met a month before his death. >> i didn't leave that meeting thinng here is someone who i really troubled. but having said that the amoun of abuse, the amount of ill aced propaganda, disiormation that's on socia media and the internet coming out of russian bots and syrian regime and others was unbearable.

and johnson got into the other car and rufus youngblood was the big burly secret service men who got in basically on top of him and albert thomas, another congressmen or someone else, they just stuck those cars and took offto love field . >> he had come into his own during the johnson administration and he had an interesting balance of kind of rhetorical balance between essentially liberal goals, liberal ideas and not exactly conservative, but hardheaded rhetoric and a hardheaded approach. tell us a little bit about how brooks helped give us the great society. >> remember, he was a texas democrat and that's different . when he was very fiscally conservative, he came from a district. he was very strong on civil rights. he was very strong onunions . these were the different oil refineries that were right there on the border between texas and louisiana. these are his constituents so he was kind of, stood out from a lot of other southern democrats or texas democrats for that. i'm sorry, what's the question again? >> that's this combination which was turned into something socreative . of

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on former spies cripple and his daughter in the united kingdom and 2018 also then the russian secret service was mentioned as being behind the attack and the incident had a very bad impact on the relationship between the united kingdom and russia now this role with germany comes only a few days before president putin is about to board a plane to paris where he will meet with german chancellor angela merkel to discuss peace in the eastern ukraine a visit which is meant to improve ties between russia and europe some eyes rolling out a mass vaccination program on thursday and friday in an attempt to stem its fast growing measles crisis immunization is now compulsory hambre state of emergency imposed last month families who are native believed to be around 70 percent of the population are being advised to fly a red flag or cloth outside their house to help speed up the process 60 deaths have now been confirmed the vast majority of them children it comes as neighboring fiji as perspire own all sporting events likely to draw large crowds over worries the outbreak could spread just to washington is

all secret service -- any secret service in the room?ard milhous nixon. >> good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office. throughout the long and difficult period of watergate, i have felt it was my duty to persevere. i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interests of america first. therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. i do so with this prayer. may god's grace be with you in all the days ahead. >> this is the culminating act, the final act of his administration, of course. >> the first president in american history to be forced to leave office before the end of his term. mr. nixon resigning effective at noon tomorrow. >> this is the south side of the white house where later this morning president nixon and his family will be leaving. mr. nixon will make farewell remarks to members of the white house staff, personal friends, all of whom have gathered here this morning. [

he is a secret service agent who, everywhere he goes, choas seems to follow.as got to go off on his own, because he is suspected of being the bad... of course he is not bad, he is gerard butler. i have to say i love films about american presidents and their bodyguards. there was that one with with clint eastwood. i can't remember... yeah, but 0lympus has fallen started off with a premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down, and of the two movies, white house down was the better one. and gerard butler — nobody chews scenery like gerard butler. and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his gruff, survivalist father from whom he is completely estranged — their scenes together are a joy. then there's all the other stuff. other stuff which kind of goes with it. mark, thank you very much. very good to see you. that is is for this week. thanks for watching. goodbye from both of us. thursday saw a thick cloud and outbreaks of rain expelling across many parts of the country, and the weather will remain unsettled over the next few days at

yeah, he's a sort of secret service agent who — how do we get up to speed?cally — he's got to go, you know, off on his own because he is because he is suspected of being the bad — of course, he's not bad. he's gerard butler. yeah, yeah, yeah. i love — i've got to say i love films about american presidents and their bodyguards. there was that one with with clint eastwood, wasn't there? i can't remember the name of it. yeah, but olympus has fallen started off with kind of, you know, a premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down. and of the two movies, white house down was the less good one — was the better one. olympus has fallen was the less good one, yet that's the one that's produced the two sequels. and, you know, gerard butler — nobody chews the scenery like gerard butler — and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his father — his gruff, survivalist father from who he is completely estranged. their scenes together are a joy. and then there's all the other stuff. yep, other stuff which kind of goes with it. yes. mark, thank

has too much power he can sort of nominate the chief justice the police chief the head of the secret service everyone sort of in his pockets and that needs to and people are getting angry up by the day and this is a basic uli nonpolitical island people who are living a peaceful life but that seems to be radically changing they've come out here for days now and one of them making sort of things they were calling was mass yes they mafia say so they really don't believe in their country anymore. briefly barbara if i may just get back to the legal story is the accused businessman york infinite cooperating with prosecutors and what might that mean. that might mean that he actually will point the finger at the people in government who are implicated in this murder case the the prosecution says he was the one giving the order but he and we are expecting him to talk in court because the courthouse here behind us is on a sunday and loria seem to be going in and out and we don't know exactly what's happening in inside there so that he is just as jurgen fenech might really be sort of pointing at the pe

he is a secret service agent who, everywhere he goes, cale seems to follow.e is basically, he has got to go off on his own, because he is suspected of being the bad, of course he is not bad, he is gerard butler. i have to say i love a verys about american presidents and their bodyguards. olympus has pollen started off with the premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down and of the two movies, white house down was the better one. gerard butler, nobody chooses scenery better one. gerard butler, nobody chooses scenery like gerard butler, him and the actor who played his father together, there seems together are a joy. then there's all the other stuff. other stuff which kind of goes method. mark, thank you very much. very good to see. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. we had some wet and when the weather sweeping across the uk today. showers returning overnight and into tomorrow for many parts of the country. the rain earlier was quite heavy, some big puddles across the uk. most of the wet weather has been

he is the secret service detail.ve he swims naked in front of most mornings, which is not something i would want to see personally if i was secret service agent. but that he needs armed security and everybody else can do without. and can just call 911. >> you are right. this is exactly why we have a second amendment to defend ourselves against those who wish to do us harm. to talk about how great the governor abbott for passing this law, which he is and he was, but it bothers me that we have to celebrate the fact that he passed a law that gave them thee right to carry guns in church, no, guys, our constitutional rights belong to us before the governments. the government gives us the right to carry in church and it is so sad to me that we have to have a law in texas that allows them to exercise the fundamental right to defend themselves in church. if we look at the anti-gunners, joe biden, he is wrong. he was dead wrong. if he has his way, there would be a lot more people dead ins that church. and we have some anti-gu

so for more on that let's bring in a cnn law enforcement analyst and secret service agent who protectedpast presidents, good to see you. >> good to see you, fred. >> what did you make of that moment in they mentioned baron trump and then apologizing for it. were there security concerns surrounding the mentioning of his name at an event, a moment like that? >> i think, i'll leave the voracity of her apology for others to debate, but right now his name is out there and we can't put the tooth paste back in the type, when there is an increased optic around a minor child of the president there is an increased security risk. part of the model of protecting the president's children is a concept of security through obscurity. these children are under constant threats that people don't realize, they don't normally talk about it. here is what i mean by that. what i have seen and experienced with the bush and obama daughter social security that people who try to influence the president through threated will direct threats because they think they're easier to get to. these children and the security

we zoomed out on the device and were able to see that person was a secret service agent.ollow that person to their home and understand who their spouse was, see trips to a school, supposedly dropping off their child. things no normal person should be able to see, a especiall journalist 3000 miles away. a secret service agent not securing the device, not thicking about the way in they may be tracked, is giving de the location of the pre of the united states. >> for the people who are troubled by this and alarmed as i am, are there things we can all do collectively to protect our own personal phones? >> yes, there are some things, but it is important -- we published a list of things you i hope people will go look at it and take some of the steps. t one of the biggings to remember,ve until we eal regulations and enforcement, enforced transparency, enforced disclosure where this information is going, we are not going to be rid of this. you cannot fully opt out of this without oning out of mod society, without throwing your phone out the window into the ocean. we are hoping pe

yeah, he's a sort of secret service agent who — how do we get up to speed?cally — he's got to go, you know, off on his own because he is because he is suspected of being the bad — of course, he's not bad. he's gerard butler. yeah, yeah, yeah. i love — i've got to say i love films about american presidents and their bodyguards. there was that one with with clint eastwood, wasn't there? i can't remember the name of it. yeah, but 0lympus has fallen started off with kind of, you know, a premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down. and of the two movies, white house down was was the better one. 0lympus has fallen was the less good one, yet that's the one that's produced the two sequels. and, you know, gerard butler — nobody chews the scenery like gerard butler — and him and nick nolte together... nick nolte plays his father — his gruff, survivalist father from who he is completely estranged. their scenes together are a joy. and then there's all the other stuff. yep, other stuff which kind of goes with it. yes. mark, thank you very much. than

flown to the island on a helicopter that she had become a pilot just a few weeks earlier was secret service can you imagine the president to be flown by a rookie pilot? that didn't happen. so to check back with his sources we have conclusive evidence bill clinton was never on the island or flu in the helicopter secret service agents and she made up the whole story she said she was 14 years old when she met him check the employment records her own records she was 17 and age of consent in new york in england and most other places that she lied about her age to make her under age to call the people out so she has a long history of lying is caught lying her and more - - her lawyers admit she is wrong i urge you to go on to the internet google me and go on twitter you will see the names. to imagine what it must feel for my grandchild one daughter is a feminist now a student my grandson is a student they have friends there age when you are accused people believe it. 's i went to a life of honor to a life of dishonor recently the 92nd street why the paragon to give a speech with him about came out