secret service and the u.s. al inspection service partners are investigating a suspicious letter received at a u.s. government mail facility at this time, there is no known threat to public safety. this letter obviously, fred, because it is screened off site, never got anywhere near the white house, anywhere near the president. but it is obviously something that they treat very, very seriously and so the investigation now is ongoing as to who sent this and why. >> jonathan, ricin, you know, it's a component of castor beans. how accessible is this or even to make it? >> well, fred, listen, this is a dangerous, toxic substance. as you said, it's naturally found in castor beans. ricin the made off of a byproduct of it. what makes this dangerous from an attack standpoint is that it can be made into the form of either a powder or a mist. what makes it an attractive substance for an attacker to utilize is the fact that it actually is a very stable substance. so being able to send it through the mail for an attack, for

wasn't there why did the secret service go?the club was closed. members and guests couldn't get in all the buildings were shut down as soon as the club closed secret service was charged $567 a night, over six weeks over $21,000. we know ivanka trump and her family were at the club for at least a few days celebrating passover that was four or five days of this six-week period the rest of the time we don't know and we're still trying to figure it out. >> all presidents take time off, all presidents go on vacation. that's a thing that occurs how does president trump compare to his predecessors when it comes to spending time outside the white house. >> he spent a huge portion of his presidency outside of the white house. presidents are allowed to travel and the secret service should go with them. what's happening in this case is unprecedented. president trump travels to his own businesses and in doing so brings a stream of taxpayer revenue, your money and my money into his own pockets and he does it in a way that it's impossible to

lincoln's presidency predates the practice of the secret service guarding the president. while there were soldiers camped on the ground at the old soldiers home at the cottage to guard the president and his family, they were here to guard the site and to stop confederate soldiers. they were not here to stop members of the public getting access to the president. we have stories of visitors coming up late into the evening and saying, "i am here to see the president and i insist on being seen." lincoln did also have, especially later in the war, a cavalry escort that was meant to go with him commuting to and from the white house. often, lincoln would be awake quite early in the morning, would come downstairs to breakfast, and then leave without telling his escort he was departing. they not only thought their job was kind of boring because they would rather have been chasing confederates up and down the shenandoah valley, but also frustrated that lincoln was not communicating with them. >> beau, i would imagine there would have to be serious security concerns for more recent

. >> the secret servants -- the secret service took my pen. my name is bob and i am with the iron workers local 404 out of harrisburg. i am retired from there, in 2003. started as an apprentice ironworker, a two year apprenticeship under an excellent program. we can't do away with that. time, for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i am 74 now. it takes me a while to get around, not like i used while t, not like i used to, but because of that, because of the decent wage,e made, the living two daughters i put through college, and the third one i put through nursing school, no help

i said have the secret service handle it which they did. that meant -- that talking memo -- that memo that went into the president mentioned why elvis was there and laid it out in some detail that elvis had sent a letter. i kind of like this letter. if you read it, you'll see elvis starts, dear mr. president, i would like to introduce myself. i am elvis presley -- as if anybody in that era would have had any trouble knowing who this was -- and i admire you and respect the office, have great respect for your office. i talked to vice president agnew in palm springs three weeks ago and expressed concern for the country. so, this is why elvis is comingg in, what he really wants to do is be deputized as a law federal law enforcement officer to deal with the drug problem. there is the letter, takes them into the oval office degree he should come in and elvis this is a greeting, and elvis start showing him pictures much of the meeting was recorded. that's row in the picture there, this is one of the most requested pictures of the nixon administrat

they didn't communicate with the secret service or anything. at that time we didn't have the department of homeland security. so those dots were not being connected an the dot that i saw this morning, i must admit that i didn't try to get it connected to anything. now, many of you up in the audience, or some of you up in the audience, almost everybody in this country has a tie to something that happened on that day on 9/11 or somebody, whether they were involved with some activities or tragically killed as a result of the terrorist acts. on the court where we live, my wife stephanie and live in evergreen, there are four families on that court. three out of the four families on that court had a tie to something or someone from 9/11. obviously my wife stephanie and i with our daughter heather. and the mission that she performed on that day with honor. right across our court, the gentleman and his wife who had been there, he had been an executive at a financial services company that had their offices up on one of the upper floors in one of the twi

it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world and so, theent has no option but to continue this action even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde have crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a ruling in the case of breonna taylor, but the charge does not directly relate to her killing. more clashes and arrests in belarus, as president lukashenko is sworn into office for a sixth time. family members and former colleagues have been paying their respects to the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. after a brief ceremony at the court in washington, her casket went on display for the public. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. there was something almost dystopian about the image as former clerks of ruth bader ginsburg lined the steps of the supreme court. six feet apart, black facemasks instead of black armbands, mourning in a time of covid. her death a source of genuine pain for millions of americans. a rabbi conducted the

it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world and so, the continue this action even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde have crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: a ruling in the case of breonna taylor, but the charge does not directly relate to her killing. we can now speak to local reporter 0livia krauth, from the courierjournal who has been following the protests in louisville. how has the night been so far? after the indictment today, we we re after the indictment today, we were really expecting a lot of tense protests and we didn't really get that. instead we saw some protest, a lot of anger, upset protesters who really wa nted upset protesters who really wanted to see murder charges be brought against some of those officers and instead we saw two officers, to alan pd officers get shot. both seem to be in sta ble get shot. both seem to be in stable condition. last time we checked. but definitely not the night we were expect

secret service is ridiculous and these e-mails are private a songes partner stella morris as well as their 2 children were also reportedly under surveillance morrissey's this as evidence that her fiance is being treated illegally in of if i know that julian is not doing well his life is in danger a songe a supporter see the court case as a show trial a ruling on his extradition is set to be made at the end of the year. this week we are looking back at events in the summer of 2015 when germany took in an unprecedented number of migrants fleeing war and economic hardship in their home countries people were making their way across greece in the balkans along a long and treacherous route and in response chancellor angela merkel declared an open door policy for refugees from syria in early september more and more trains with migrants are arrived in germany from eastern europe they were given a warm welcome at least initially at stations across germany people cheered the new arrivals handing them chocolates and other gifts there was an atmosphere of solidarity people donated clothes and ot

they're not only is treated in the best connected hospital with the german government and nato secret services so there should be a coincidence and i think that at least alliance what the german government has to say is true with the nato and i think there's a bigger agenda behind it do you think what the german government. is doing is is the correct approach even for them talking to ally nato but really putting russia to one side and saying we don't need your involvement this is what we are saying because if this is a chemical weapons probe which they're saying it is investigations surely need to happen at the alleged crime scene so russia needs to be involved. you know there's exactly look for it they don't involve russia because they have 2 things the russian hospitals to find anything so now this very political aspect of our something that's pretty or. even worse even the more severe thing is that the german government can really not have for anymore to make more support to us against the german economy and the not droop project it's especially important to abet area where mrs merkel is el

were made by the prosecutors and by the police officers, and no—one from the officials, from the secret servicey the prosecutors... i'll be honest with you... ..police officers. i'll be honest with you, i was very struck by a former romanian prime minister, mr tariceanu, saying that, under your watch, the anti—corruption agency had not respected legal frameworks, had become corrupt themselves and had become a part of the politicalfight in romania. some critics called you a part of securitate 2.0 because of your cooperation with the security services. again, i put it to you that if you bring those methods to your europe—wide prosecutor role, you're going to make many people very unhappy. all our cases that we worked in romania were checked and verified in the courts. so at the european level, we will work according to the legislation, as i did it in romania all the time. and everything that the prosecutors did in the cases were checked in the courts byjudges. but with respect, the constitutional court in january 2019 concluded that you had created a parallel justice system existing outside the r

is the investigation there being run by the dutch secret services as with the scriptural affair which was taken control of immediately by the british army and by the british intelligence services so we see the pattern repeating itself in this incident with alex in the valley. we've already touched on sanctions and you fairly brought up the risk that there is right now being post towards the north stream to pipeline project how far do you think that any sort of international reaction could escalate to. well i suppose that's what chancellor merkel and her government are trying to decide no i mean they are i repeat the timing is the timing of this event whether or not by coincidence is that germany has set herself strongly against the american extraterritorial sanctions which are directed to get in front of him or in the north stream project so germany if germany were to join in these sanctions that were to withdraw from north stream that would be an immense loss of face. for chancellor merkel who as i say only a few days ago repeated her opposition to the extraterritorial american sanct

from the coronavirus after they finish the photo op it tells misused and that the belarusians secret service uncovered information concerning the poisoning of alexina vonnie they tap to suppose that phone call between the nato allies germany and poland. if it were to be older heard an interesting conversation will let you read it which sent it to the russian secret service it clearly proves this was faked of all me was not poisoned. lucas shanker wants to impress that he needs the help of his powerful neighbors to get a military support and he's dependent on russian oil and gas during the past few days the countries have solidified the relationship so should bush do it we want to reiterate that russia fully supports the independence sovereignty and territorial integrity of the roost. thursday saw fewer protests in minsk there are a few here who are interested in misha's things visit or see her for pretty i think it's good that the russian prime minister is visiting the larousse that means important questions will be answered they'll go with only e.u. should sit down and talk to the belarusia

i was a secret service agent. i had to take a psychological evaluation.y guess is he's talking about how effective his covid strategy was? was it? his own advisor on this called the travel ban by trump, referred to it as premature and taken overreaction. biden called the travel ban xenophobic. everything bide be suggested for coronavirus trump has already done. judge jeanine: it's the back and forth. initially i'm against frack. then maybe some fracking. when they see the polls are going the other way, and the states that are important want to be able to frack. then the whole thing is defunding the police. first yes, absolutely. then not really, we'll move some money around. i understand politics. it changes all the time. will he be able to get people in america to understand where he actually stands and now these things against the looters? >> you are right. people lie in politics, both parties. but that's the point. for all the attacks in the media about donald trump, he's such a liar. what did he say he was going to do, build the wall, said he was goin

neither the police or secret service are releasing details on that.ms that are banned in the area of the big event tonight, those include flammable liquids, fireworks, things like brass knuckles and lumber, and that is why police from shaker heights took a number of the signs that the refused fascism group had for their demonstration. but the police measured those signs and figure they are within the guidelines and say they can't be wider than 2 inches. within the guidelines, so they gave all of those signs back. but with all of the attention being paid to potential weapons, we found one attendee here who was openly carrying a semiautomatic sidearm. here's what he had to say. >> i noticed your arm. how come? >> because what happened in kenosha is not going to happen here in cleveland. what happened here in wisconsin is not going to happen in ohio. >> so of the demonstrators out here, they are blm demonstrato demonstrators, climate change demonstrators, the group refused fascism. there was one conservative group that was flying banners over the town ea

she was a bond girl in on her majesty's secret service, the only one to get the spy to the altar, though in the avengers and very sexy and all those necessary things, which came to her easily, but the point is she was a brilliant actress and she was fun. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so. hertiming her timing was impeccable, here in a morecambe and wise christmas special. but will you love me when i'm old and ugly? of course i do. the force of her personality made her a chat show favourite.|j the force of her personality made her a chat show favourite. i can't wait to be old and gentle and retrospective and utterly past it. pick up the sword and creep towards the starting line of pain. she lit up the starting line of pain. she lit up screen the starting line of pain. she lit up screen and stage and have the awards to prove it. ladies and gentlemen, this is a very great honour indeed. she won a bafta for this starring role in the bbc‘s mother love. and an episode of doctor who was written specially for her and also starred her daughter, rachael stir

i know people were searched by the fbi, where the secret service.i had my own personal experience, it was prior to 9/11, we've heard some reports that united of some airline crews whose uniforms had been stolen. some of their layover hotel rooms have been broken into, and i think in one encounter, a hotel room a guy answer the door when someone knocked on it. and the subdued -- overpowered him, and stole his uniform and ran off. back at that time, prior to 9/11, you might surmise that they were just trying to get a free ride in the cockpit, as a jump cedar. much like who was that movie? what's the name of that movie heather? >> -- >> catch me if you kenya's! i don't know if the movie was made yet, but that was the scenario, get a uniform and try to get a free ride in the cockpit for wherever you want to go. i had a layover, i think you are all local to washington, it was the marriott out of dulles airport, right next to the terminal. i had a trip, i had to lay over at the hotel there right at the airport. early in the morning there was a knock on my

the movie to the most several special units were involved in searching our house including the secret service is the good news yes it was weird to see a saw they were all after us. yevgeny and 8 other activists each received unwelcome visitors who were accompanied by t.v. crews. clearly these home searches were meant to serve as warnings. but since you have get he began receiving death threats over the internet he now fears for his life. i want the usual to come talk to you one guy from 40 times 40 wrote that he's digging a grave for me in the park and that he plans to bury me there. was when i went to the police they said come back when you're dead a little bit of each. but death threats are no laughing matter in russia. journalists lawyers and politicians have all been victims of deadly attacks. many still remember the assassination of opposition politician barra snaps off just steps from the kremlin now soft served as deputy prime minister of russia under boris yeltsin. he later criticized the corruption under vladimir putin. the funeral procession from that south turned into a protest mar

the issue that hunter biden got secret service protection to take hundreds of flights to dozens of citiesrseas including in russia and china while his father was vice president. you know, this feels like tip of the iceberg stuff. your reaction? >> i think it does and i would say that to focus, i would focus on the money that came from a billionaire who was the wife of the former mayor of moscow. remember the mayor of moscow has got to be very, very tight with vladmir putin. okay? so all of those people are very close. the fact that you know, this isn't like some you know, dinners that they had in red square. this was i think the number was 3 1/2 to $4 million? what was that money for? somebody needs to answer those questions. i think joe biden really needs to answer the questions. why did his son get all that money is it remember, it was joe biden and clinton and all of these people that, and media, they have been running around saying that trump and republicans had something to do with russia when the whole damn time they were the ones who were doing something with russia, the whole time

>> the secret service. going to come in -- >> but what he's doing is ginning up his supporters. he's not saying that he's activating the military. he's ginning up his ardent supporters to go out into the streets. that's why brian kemp says, there's rioting in the streets. and the president says, well, get rid of the ballots, then it will be peaceful. he likes the rioting in the streets is what he's saying. how is anybody going to stop that? >> i don't disagree with that. i think we're talking about two different things, though. i don't disagree with the fact that he wants chaos. i don't disagree with the fact that he wants mayhem. i don't disagree with the fact that we may have some hint of fragility in this country after november 3rd. there is a legitimate possibility that on election night, donald trump is leading this race. but he will not be the valid winner after all of the ballots are counted. and that will be moments of fragility in this country, where he wants to gin up supporters, where he wants to

secret service tells nbc news it's now launched more than 500 investigations in 40 states and anticipates more arrests. >> they knew the priority was to get that money or get those funds into the hands of americans sooner than later so they jumped on an opportunity to exploit americans. >> reporter: according to state officials pandemic unemployment assistance is a fruitful target because it's specifically for the self-employed or independent contractors meaning there's no employer to verify an applicant's income >> every dollar taken out by one of these criminals is a dollar less available for a family who are legitimately in need >> reporter: experts say it's important to monitor your credit report and if you think you've been affected try to get ahold of your state unemployment officer. lester >> thank you >>> up next tonight, the child nearly strangled by a seat belt, how his mother saved his life. >> we're back now with that harrowing experience in the family car, a boy getting caught in a seat belt unable to breathe. gabe gutierrez now on a lesson for every family >> reporter: it wa

the secret service said we can't go there. we were not ready to go there and we had this tough argument. i kept saying, i understand you want to make that decision, i just do not think you want to make it right now. i kept repeating that. i understand you want to make that decision come i think it is too early. he kept saying, i am making the decision right now. i had to hold my ground and know that i was serving at the pleasure of the president, it was not my job to please him. >> thanks andy. dennis. >> in the final months of 2012 before the election and you then took over as chief of staff, president obama had to deal with a significant crisis with the attack in benghazi. putting on your nsc hat, wondering if you could walk us through those initial moments and how president obama process that information. what his first questions were. and your marching orders. >> thanks -- >> thanks. each time i have had the honor to hear that story from andy, i am reminded at what a pro he is. what a remarkable bit of service he has done

secret service flees to italy and works together with the mafia sleeveless and competence to space others person to more legitimate business opportunities the problem computer. providers want to mean google and. various important. direct solian you serve came to germany from iraq in 1996 she knew german history only from movies and books. doing germany 89 it all became much more vivid i filmed in the places where this all took place where this history was lived and i had discussions with chee members some who fled some who say. so i heard 1st and stories also and i have the feeling that i actually relive that time. together with fellow director rhonda shah who'd she has staged the final series as an extended road movie with some striking visual sequences our hero on a psychedelic trip. during its learned $89.00 breakneck trip through german history the wait is over. the wait is over and my colleague michael kroger is here now and speaking of the wait being over for someone who wants to watch george 9 maybe hasn't seen 83 and 86 can you watch the new series without having seen the last 2 o

i think the president coming here might make it favor here lots of secret service so for the day so but i think tomorrow when he leaves it might make it wears so i have mixed feelings. wisconsin is a crucial battleground state in the november election trump won narrowly here in 2016 and he's determined to keep it republican as he seeks a 2nd term. well can he do that to talk about that i'm joined by the w.'s us expert pedo hall a doll good morning to you peter good to see again wisconsin one of the battleground states of course as we just heard there for donald trump he needs to secure a win there for his election was this the right move for him to boost his support in wisconsin to show. open to no show support the police well i think it's a smart move in as far as he's trying to win over or win back in fact suburban particularly white voters whom he's lost a lot of ground with the with suburban years females being especially in the suburban house ways as they like to call them. and his message of kind of fear and carnage and him being the law and order president will restore law and or

photographers snapped pictures as french stevedores carried the box and secret service agents handpickedpresident kennedy, wearing tiny machine guns under their overcoats to protect their vip charge of a 450-year-old very famous lady. she is carried off of the giant ship, the $80 million luxury super liner ss france, on her arrival to new york city. december 14, 1962, following a five day journey across the atlantic ocean, bound for new york. in many ways, it was the mission impossible to get the painting safely to the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. imagine this -- the french insisted the temperature at all times both inside the special box and later at the museum was to remain precisely the same as it was in the louvre at 72 degrees fahrenheit. the french made it crystal clear that should the temperature change one iota, the painting would be wrenched back by french officials and immediately returned. john walker's task was to keep the temperature constant, all the while protecting the painting from robbers, kidnappers or plain old maniacs. in its 450-year-old history, the

the secret service who who by the way we have people here that were on the trip there writing a report unable to even think about it and i said nope i want to go i insisted on going it would have taken us forever the paris police said please you can't do this that have to shut down various parts of paris. and it just was not a possible situation the helicopter would have been very quick they had the helicopter all set but the helicopter could never fly in that kind of weather so and that turned out and that's all documented by the way we have all of the information from and probably will release that information but i think it's a shame when a 2nd great magazine i don't read it and i know very little about this magazine but when a 2nd rate magazine can write things like that about somebody that's done much so much for the military can write things like that. and get away with it when you actually ask questions on it it's a disgrace and you would be ashamed of yourself and let me just tell you i watched the interview with sleepy joe biden and he didn't ask questions you didn't ask quest

and the recent game of thrones also starred in the 19 $169.00 james bond thriller her majesty's secret service as tracey even if david chen's are the only woman to marry agent double 07 she won an emmy tony and bafta awards during her lengthy career both sides of the plenty i'm. just reminder of the top story we're following for you today on t.v. news the leaders of france and germany have agreed on a plan to take in 400 refugee children from greece's morea migrant camp but it's unclear whether it will happen 12000 people have been left homeless since a huge fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night. this is due to news ben facility is up next with all the latest business thanks for watching. i'm scared that the you were not tired and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lyon since the what's your story 'd 'd. i'm working on isn't women especially in victims of violence and. take part.

about, areas of paris we are talking about i think you'll find on record requests and we have secret service i will ask to give you details, they said you can't do it. it was 2 and a half hours or 2 hours of driving, it was a long drive, they said you can't do it. i said i want to do it, they said you can't. there is nowhere would have been able to do it and they would never have been able to get the police and everybody else in line to have a president go through very crowded, congested area so i went and called home, spoke to my wife and said i hate this. i came here to go to that ceremony and for the one the following day which i did go to. i feel terribly and that was the end of it and all of a sudden somebody makes up this horrible story i didn't want to go and they make up and even worse story calling certain names to our fallen heroes it is a disgrace that a magazine is able to, if they really exist, the people really exist that would have said that they are lowlifes and liars. i would be willing to swear on anything i never said that about our fallen heroes. nobody respects them more

one thing i will say, president kennedy handpicked his favorite secret service agent, a man by the name of john champion, to safeguard the painting, and president kennedy asked him to sleep with the painting. i am sure his family had an earful when he came home about what it was like to sleep on a cot next to the mona lisa. rhett: one question we have from kevin in washington, d.c. is that when you begin your research on this particular book, it sounds as if you had started with the idea that you would talk about the tour of the mona lisa, but as time went on, you began to gravitate toward the story of how jackie kennedy was the impetus to bring the painting to the united states. can you talk about at one point what point and why did you decide to take that focus in that direction? margaret: i was really astounded how involved she really was. this was not just casually showing up at the exhibition to be photographed alongside the painting. she coordinated pages and pages of details of the negotiations with the french for the painting's safe arrival, all of the security precautions. real

what i later learned was that the secret service has a higher obligation to doing whatever the president tells them to do by law. they must protect the president physically and even if the president had given commander-in-chief orders to the airport -- air force one pilot, the colonel would not have obeyed and he would have been protected by law because his duty was to protect the president's physical safety. they weren't going to left the present go back to location. they wanted him in a random place, somebody were nowhere could -- no one could guess where he was. >> kennedy: did you hide the identity of air force one when you were landing in various places? >> ari: we tried to hide it. back in 2001, it was a different era technologically. you didn't have smartphones. you had cell phones but it wasn't the ease of communication the way it is now but we asked the reporters not to use their cell phones because we didn't want any adversary to pick up a signal that could be from air force one and we asked them not to report that we were going to barksdale. they agreed they would because obvi

the secret service who by the way we have people here that were on the trip. writing a report. unable to even think about it. i said i want to go. i insisted. it would have taken us forever. it was not a possible situation. they had the helicopter all set. but it could never fly in that weather. >> so, listen, it wasn't that far. you know logistics for a presidential over seas trip. do these excuses make any sebs sense? he wanted to go. wouldn't secret service have found a way? >> other leaders did go by car. to pay their respects. on the same day. john bolton who is in fairness said hi didn't hear the exchanges that were reported in the article. said he didn't hear the president object at all to pulling down the trip. and so, john kelly would be key to this. he was the chief of staff and would be the hinge on a decision to pull down that trip. but, it doesn't make sense to me. the president of the united states wanted to go, they would have gone. there's just no question about it. >> yeah. we'll see. maybe john kelly will come out and confirm some of this. or deny. we'll see.

that he felt most of the rest of us also had secret service i don't know if it crossed his mind there would be a security threat until that moment. i wanted to clarify that. but the difficult part was in that moment, the idea was because i worked for the president and someone disagreed with me politically, that they would ask me to leave the restaurant in such a public way with my family and they were hillary clinton supporters. we were sitting there and then they come over to tell me what a terrible person i am to kick me out of her establishment. what people don't know is what happened after that. we quietly left. we don't make a scene. the rest of our family went on to another restaurant that night and the restaurant owner actually followed them and gathered her friends together to protest them outside the second restaurant even though i wasn't even there. i just don't think i mean people should agree to disagree but that level of anger launched at any individual i thought was uncalled for and puts us at a dangerous place in the country. >>host: you said you didn't even get dinner

wouldn't have secret service found a way? >> yes. and other leaders did go, by car, to pay their respects on the same -- on the same day. john bolton, who -- who, in fairness, said he did not hear some of the exchanges that were reported in the "atlantic" article said he, also, did not hear the president object, at all, to pulling down the trip. and so, you know, now john kelly would be key to all this because he was the chief of staff, and would be the hinge on a decision to pull down that trip. but, no, it doesn't make sense to me, at all. if the president of the united states wanted to go, they would've gone. and there's just no question about that. >> yeah. we'll see. maybe, john kelly will come out and confirm some of this. or deny. we'll see. but thank you, gentlemen. general, thank you for your service. i appreciate it. thank you, david, i'll see you soon. >>> so, tonight, the president of the united states claiming he has done an incredible job on the pandemic. he has not. he's not ready to believe russia poisoned an oppositi

what about saying the army would need an army, he does have an army in the secret service. >> jesse:ocratic party is not a party of violence and threats, it started when they firebomb to the limousine at an operation and have not looked back since. the -- robert de niro says he wants to punch trump out. biden wants to punch him out, loretta lynch wants to see blood in the streets. they say kick him, pulling people out of trust, kicking them in the head, shooting them in the head, and bernie sanders road shots of scalise, swarming and attacking supporters while they are leaving speeches and doxxing you, they are surrounding your house, i mean, has anybody been paying attention to what has been said by the celebrities? madonna wants to blow up the white house. johnny depp and snoop dogg talk about assassinating the president? we are just going to pretend like that didn't happen? i mean, the guy has been under fire constantly and then the left says he is the one fanning the flames. and then they ignore all the video that shows them fanning said flames. what they have done as they say he

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they would have had to go -- secret service, i have the whole list. they would have had to go through a very busy section during the day of paris. they would have had to go through the city. the paris police were asking us, please don't do it, because they are not ready. when you do that, you need a lot of time. they take days and days and days to prepare for that. i wanted to do it very badly. i was willing to sit in a car for two hours, three hours, four hours -- i did not care. it didn't matter. and i had nothing else to do. i went there for that. it was ended because of the terrible weather, and nobody was prepared to go through, in terms of paris, the police, the military, and the secret service. and they came out very strongly and said, sir, we can't allow you to make this trip. if i wanted to -- sir, we cannot allow you to, from safety standpoint. it was a phony story, just like the dirty dossier, just like the russia collusion, just like the other phony stories. and there will be more phony but i do -- stories. but i do appreciate i do appreci

that, as you point out hunter biden took hundreds of flights on, secret service protection as well toerseas including cities like most could you, beijing, shanghai. senator ron johnson says he is not believing it anymore when he listens to joe biden. i would like to play the sound bite from senator johnson here. let's listen to senator ron johnson. >> how can you literally fly over to china, you know, not just a half hour flight. you have multiple hour flight, to have hunter biden on air force two for all those many hours, hunter biden have his own agenda in china, which included by the way setting up a handshake with the vice president with jonathan lee, one of his business associates? how could you not discuss that? so there is the first question i have for the vice president, do you stand by your statement, that you never spoke to hunter about his overseas business in light of this new information? elizabeth: let me back up. hunter biden is accused of flying to 29 cities, not countries overseas and doing business dealings while getting secret service protection. watch joe biden try