in fact meeting with secret service agents.e's a clip from her filing here in which she says on january 5th and 6th she was again preparing for security apparatus of the day. not present as an insurrectionist but to provide security to the speakers at the rally, to provide escort for legislators and others to march to the capitol. this statement goes on to say that that was at the direction by the then president and was also there to safely escort protesters away from the capitol and to their vehicles and cars at the conclusion of the protest. the critical part of this statement is when the defense attorney alleges that she was given a v.i.p. pass to the rally and met with secret service agents. she was within 50 feet of the stage during the rally to provide security for the speakers. most important thing, this is the allegation from the defense attorney. the secret service is vehemently denying that this happened, and in the way the defense attorney describes it. secret service told cnn sunday they relied on government partner

knew who he was but nothing really happened and then the must touch the israeli secret service gave it to to the european colleagues and said watch out he is really planning something nasty now he had brought in a handy little bag was explosive explosives from tehran on a regular flight handed this over in like some park to a belgian main incompetent was then supposed to travel to paris and where they were trying to blow up this opposition meeting by the way there well a lot of international guests there. donald trump a lawyer rudy giuliani for instance and members of parliament of several countries so didn't this would have been tremendous political fallout had this plot really succeeded however the whole thing was so inept everybody involved could be caught and they found themselves then in court. because they had a number of these people had double belgian nationality and now they're supposed to go to jail which is something that never happens. doesn't right so i suppose. he was a diplomat so why didn't he have diplomatic immunity. then i have say the immunity applies to the coun

this presents a nightmare for the secret service. >> the secret service say, if you're going to marchbuilding the president was shot from in dallas, world leaders and president johnson and mrs. johnson are going to want to march in solidarity with you too. >> the secret service says under no circumstances should president johnson take that risk. that day, kennedy's assassin is shot in dallas. >> jackie stage managed her husband's funeral perfectly. every detail. the riderless horse, to heartbreaking children standing next to her with john john saluting as his father's coffin rolled by. >> and jackie holds firm to her final wish. >> jackie walked with bobby and teddy, followed by all these other world leaders, charles de gaulle and prince philip, halle selassie. >> believed to be first time a president's widow has walked in his funeral procession. all followed behind the president's casket. >> jackie doesn't know whether president johnson has joined the procession. reaching the cathedral she turns to discover that he has defied the secret service. she smiles, the only smile displayed t

he joined the secret service in 1983 after briefly serving with the fbi. he served as head legal instructor for constitutional law and criminal procedure at the secret service training academy before joining the presidential protective division during the george h.w. bush and clinton administrations. following his white house serve, he served as assistant director for congressional affaired, assistantor for government affairs and assistant director for homeland security and assistant director for the secret service. he retired from the secret service in 2008 as assistant director and worked as a private security consultant until his appointment as house sergeant at arms in 2012. he is a graduate of the american university and whittier law school. i want to thank our witnesses for appearing voluntarily today and i look forward to your testimony. >> it is the practice of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee to swear in witnesses. so if the witnesses would stand and including those joining us virtually and raise your right hand. do you swe

i'm curious as to whether there's been any review by the secret service or order about the secret service action that day and how they handled. >> i'd encourage you to reach out to the leadership of the secret service to get a further comment on it. go ahead, kristen. i'll come to you. >> thank you, jen. will president biden invite senator cruz and cornyn to texas with him to travel on air force one? >> dr. biden is traveling of course with us to texas with the president to texas. there are some limitations on space available. so there are not members, i don't believe, i will double check on this, of any party traveling with the president to texas. but, again, he's going to be spending the day traveling with governor abbott and surveying the damage on the ground. >> will they be part of his plans to survey the damage? will they join him in any of those events tomorrow? has there been any invitation? >> i'm happy to follow up on it for you, kristen, but i'm not aware of their plans to participate in events tomorrow. but i can check. >> okay. i want to ask you about the migrants at the bord

unfortunately it cost secret service agents a job or two. and it is, you know, really the bad actions of them trying to get attention, getting attention, that affected a lot of lives. >> there was a production company trying to start a real housewives of washington dc at the time. and the couple that is the gate crashers wanted to get in the show. so they were trying to impress the producer by saying that we're trying to get to a state dinner. and their whole plan was just to get inside, get photos, and leave before the dinner started. they would have been discovered them, and a washington post reporter saw them and thought it was really odd and asked some of the staff. and people realized the next day what happened. so it was inconceive thabl any -- inconceivable anyone could do this. >> i'm just trying to figure out the lo gist ticks of your jobs. there is so much going on on so many different levels, how did you coordinate with the activities to figure out how things would go. >> i drank a lot. >> you know, it was the first time i advised

when you submit your information to come into the white house, the secret service check it. and if you have a warrant for your arrest they are going to know it. now how this idiot showed up at the white house after giving his information and didn't know he would be arrested is kind of shocking. it goes to one of the dumbest possible felons. sometimes i would get a call from the secret services and say look, they are a do not, admit we don't want you to be embarrassed by -- i would call the person and often, what did you get a speeding ticket somewhere? -- it doesn't go away. they attach, and if you are pulled over and they are checking, they will see you have a unpaid parking ticket. and i don't want you to come to the white house and get arrested for having eight unpaid parking ticket. speeding to get. so it was always scary to get those calls. the other thing that happened a lot is that people would be stuck at the gate. and i will try to figure out what it was that went wrong. how did the information get mixed up. and they would usually to say to the secret service, i was

secret service for many years. he was formerly the top law-enforcement senior advisor to secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. second i will turn to mike mcgarity who is vice president of global risk services at global guardian, security consulting firm and was the fbi's former assistant director for counterterrorism after a distinguished career in law-enforcement at the fbi. i will then turn to undersecretary frank taylor who is currently executive fellow at the global policy initiative of the university of notre dame and he was formerly undersecretary for intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security and was also former coordinator for counterterrorism for the state department and the days and weeks and months during and after 911 and prior to that he had a distinguished career in law-enforcement in the u.s. air force. finally, mary mccord. mary is currently visiting law and advocacy and productions ate the prestigious georgetown law school. mary was formerly the acting assistant att

he joined the united states secret service in 1983 after briefly served with the fbi. he served as head legal instructor for constitutional law and criminal procedure at the secret service training academy before joining the presidential protective division during the george h.w. bush and clinton administrations. following his white house service he served as the assistant director for congressional affairs, assistant director for government affairs, assistant director for homeland security and assistant director for administration for the secret service. he retired from the secret service in 2008 as assistant director and worked as a private security consultant until his appointment as house sergeant-at-arms in 2012. he is a graduate at the american university and wittier law school. i want to thank our witnesses for appearing voluntarily today and i look forward to your testimony. >> it is the practice of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee to swear in witnesses, so if the witnesses would stand, including those joining us virtually and raise your

moment ago, the secret service gave a response to cnn. that is next. crafting lasting fragrances begins in nature. air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils for fragrance day after day, up to 60 days air wick scented oils. connect to nature. (burke) at farmers, we know how nice it is to save on your auto policy. but it's even nicer knowing that if this happens... ...or this... ...or even this... ...we've seen and covered it. so, call 1-800-farmers and get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> damning new details are being revealed about some of the people who stormed the capitol last month. a lawyer for jessica watkins, one of the leaders of the ohio oath keepers militia group now says that she was invited to the trump rally back on january 6 to provide security for vip guests. she also now claims that she met with the u.s. secret service before the event. cnn's kaitlyn is tracking this story from us. kaitlyn, what are you learning? >> reporter: this is a file we got from the defense team for jessica wat

knew who he was but nothing really happened and then the must touch the israeli secret service gave it to to the european colleagues and said watch out he is really planning something that you know he had brought in a handy little bag was expensive explosives from tehran on a regular flight handed this over in like some park to a belgian main incompetent was then supposed to travel to paris and where they were trying to blow up this opposition meeting by the way there well a lot of international guests there. a lawyer rudy giuliani for instance and members of parliament of several countries so didn't this would have been tremendous political fallout had this plot really succeeded however the whole thing was so inept everybody involved could be caught and they found themselves then in court. because they had a number of these people had double belgian nationality and now they're supposed to go to jail which is something that never happens in 5 of those doesn't right so i forgot. he was a diplomat so why why didn't he have diplomatic immunity. then i a say the immunity applies to the

she met with secret service agents.as within 50 feet of the stage during the rally to provide security for the speakers and at the time the capitol was breached, she was still on site of the initial rally, where she had provided security. there's a lot of words there. the key ones, she met with secret service agents. she was given a vip pass. if all of that is true, what questions does that raise for you, andy? >> well, john, you know, defense attorneys have a tendency to say a lot of things in the prelude of an investigation. whether they can prove or substantiate any of those allegations is a different story. i don't think it's significant what type of ticket she had to the rally. i don't think there's much there for that. the fact that she claims to have met with the secret service could be anything from "saw a secret service agent at the rally and asked him a question or two" or "actually had some sort of organized meeting with them." i will say that the secret service denied that they have had any interaction with

prosecutors say the man was a former member of the secret service.e took the demonstrators to a detention center where they were tortured. a german court convicted him of being involved. >> what is important is that we have a verdict that the assad government committed crimes against humanity in secret prisons. this is the first such verdict worldwide and it sends an important message these crimes can be investigated in germany. he fled to germany and his crimes came to light when he applied for asylum. the judges reduced his sentence to over four years because he testified innother tal that is sll ongoi. tortureictim helped bringhe caseo court. he says this is only the beginning. >> this is the first step. the road to justice as long. one of the goals is to bring aside and his inner circle -- assad and his inner circle to a court. >> the syrian government denies it tortures prisoners. the rules of universal jurisdiction allow german courts to try allegations of serious crimes in other countries if victims or the accused are in germany. the foreign m

let's run it past the secret service and the secret service said absolutely not.nd mrs. reagan in the bedroom. nancy is lying on the bed with her feet on the pillows propped up. reagan is walking around the bedroom. secret service they're making their case. they're saying if you the reagans go where we want to go a that you cannot protect them? and the lead person said, "no, that's not what they're saying". nancy sat up and said, fine, let's go. we went to the place which is a shopping area. >> all of a sudden it was full much people applauding and cheering. >> they all wanted to see. >> they were nervous as all get out. >> nancy spotted some old carriage sitting there and she grabbed reagan's hand and pulled him on the carriage. >> after decades of this frozen relationship between the two super powers, to see this american president arms held out for the poor soviet people who have never been anywhere near an american president, much less one that looked like ronald reagan. it made the gulf war seem like ancient history. >> we got our footage. nancy just took ove

historic verdict is due in the world's 1st court case over state sponsored torture in syria a former secret service agents is on trial for his role in repressing and assad's regime protest 10 years ago victims and their relatives hope that the trial will set a precedent and finally give them justice. you cannot just get used to the fact that you lost your job in one second you know you cannot just used to the fact. that the fact that he just disappeared for north and was also coming up another setback for the european union's vaccine roll out could astra zeneca out to missed its t u delivery target again. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. a german court is expected to deliver a verdict in the world's 1st trial for state torture in syria the defendants name i ahd a admits that he was a member of the syrian secret service he arrived in germany in 20 team seeking asylum he's been charged with facilitating the torture of at least 30 opposition activists in 2011 linked to photos from inside syrian prisons are being used as evidence in this case i had a claims that his life would have been in dange

he joined the united states secret service in 1983 after briefly serving with the fbi. he served as the head legal instructor for constitutional law and criminal procedure at the training academy before joining the presidential protective division during the george hw bush and clinton administrations. following the white house service, he served as assistant director for congressional affairs, assistant director for government affairs, for homeland security and assistant director for administration for the secret service. he retired from the secret service in 2008 as assistant director and worked as a private security consultant as health sergeant at arms in 2012. he is a graduate of the american university and law school. i want to thank the witnesses for appearing voluntarily today and i look forward to your testimony. >> it is the practice of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee to swear in witnesses. if the witnesses would stand including those joining us virtually. raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you will give before this commi

it predates the secret service. so while they were there to guard their family, they were here to stop confederate soldiers, not members of the public getting access to the president, so we have many stories of visitors coming up quite late into the evening to say i'm here to see the president and insist on being seen. lincoln had an escort later on. he would be awake quite early, drink coffee, eat an egg, and leave without telling his escort that he was departing. so they not only thought their job was kind of boring, but also they were frustrated that lincoln was not clearly communicating with them if and i would match there would have to be serious security concerns for more recent presidents including the obamas and the clintons. >> there were, and the vineyard was an interesting paradox. access to it is relatively easy to control, and both the clintons and the obamas stayed in parts of the island where they were in houses that were isolated on large areas of open land around them. and it was easy for the secret

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and i really think the secret service should be clarifying that tonight. they don't work for trump anymore. >> weissmann, a lot what the definition of incitement is and is not. but it doesn't seem like they got any points on the board in terms of obscuring the legal culpability that donald trump faces for his conduct. is that right? >> i think that's right. i mean, i think your main point, that this is a farce is right. i mean, this is why in a real court of law, this doesn't happen, you know, as amy berman jackson, one of the great judges in the special counsel session said. the courts of law are a place where facts still matter. it's the reason that all of these stance of donald trump's lawsuits challenging the election were thrown out. whether it was by a, quote, republican or, quote, democrat judge, because facts still matter. and unfortunately here i don't think they do. when i was listening to the democrats say you're going set a really bad precedent for the next demagogue who tries to get in office, i was thinking to myself, you know, some of the pe

secret service agent guilty of being involved in crimes against humanity he's been sentenced to 4 and a hockey is in prison in the 1st trial of its kind of was charged as an accomplice in the torture of syrian opposition activists in 2011. gonna has received the world's 1st delivery of coronavirus vaccines from kovacs a global initiative and of ensuring poorer nations have fair access to vaccines 600000 doses of the astra zeneca shot have arrived in the capital accra kovacs aims to deliver a 2000000000 vaccine doses around the world. customs offices in the german port of humbug have seized 16 tons of cocaine reportedly the biggest single seizure ever in europe the drugs were hidden in tin cans shipped from paraguayan 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in a coordinated right in build and a suspect has been arrested this is g.w. news there's more on instagram and twitter at d.w. news or at g.w. dot com. or. or. in the early days of syria's civil war he was a secret police officer whose job arrest protestors against president bashar al assad and send them to an interrogation center a pla

in the capitol, that the secret service would have told the white house about that.all was made. the secret service hasn't commented. people inside the white house have not confirmed it. it's unimaginable it wouldn't have happened. but even if you leave that aside, you have the phone call between president trump and senator tuberville where tuberville confirmed that pence was in danger and so at that point president trump was on notice that his vice-president was in mortal danger, and yet he continued to egg on the rioters and not call for them to stand down until sometime after that. and that's what people are focusing on, joshua. >> i'm going to skip the second question and go to the third one. another viewer asks, is it a a feasible consideration that if trump had been convicted that this could have generated more immediate retaliation from his violent followers? ken, i think that's one of the concerns that kind of has hung over this whole process is whether or not those who are on the farthest right fringes might use whatever happened at the trial as an excuse fo

historic verdict in the world's 1st court case over state sponsored torture in syria a former secret service agent is found guilty for his role in were pressing anti assad regime protests 10 years ago victims and their relatives helped the trial will set a precedent and finally get them justice. also coming up and iraqi preacher is jailed for 10 years for radicalizing and recruiting down people to fight for the so-called islamic state. is believed to be the group's de facto leader in germany. german officials give emergency approval for a new easy to use coronavirus tests kids it is hoped that massive self testing will help keep track of the virus as lock down restrictions are gradually increased. plus the ecological disaster affecting more than half of israel's coastline calls grow for the government to do more after an oil spill in dangerous precious marine life. i'm sumi so much good to have you with us a court in the same copeland's here in germany has found a syrian man guilty of being an accomplice to crimes against humanity and sentenced him to 4 and a half years in prison 44 year old

the moment was caught on live tv that day when secret service agents urgently rushed him off the senate floor. it's been a known thing that vice president pence was in real physical danger that day along with the rest of the people who work in the capitol. as part of their evidence in the impeachment trial house managers unveiled security footage from inside the capitol we hadn't seen before showing the vice president being evacuated from the capitol -- from the senate floor, excuse me, on january 6th. pinpointing just how close he was to being interspted by the mob. that orange dot is mike pence. the flashing red dot is the mob, the mob chanting they wanted to hunt him down and hang him for refusing to overturn the election in donald trump's favor. look how close those dots are. this is a disturbing thing to learn this week, how close the

the fbi and the secret service now investigating tonight the hack. who broke into a city's water plant computer system? were they trying to poison the water supply? what they changed in the water, and why authorities are so concerned tonight. >>> the deadly avalanches. four skiers killed in one avalanche in utah. and tonight, the images coming in of yet another avalanche. >>> and the grandfather charged after authorities say he dropped his 18-month-old granddaughter from that 11th story window on a cruise ship. the family defending him all along and tonight, that grandfather and the sentence. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us as we start another week together. the fbi and secret service now investigating that hack into a city's water supply. the computer system. were hackers trying to poison the water? also, that historic second impeachment trial beginning tomorrow and what we've learned tonight. but we're going to begin this evening with authorities urging americans not to let their guard down with the coronavirus. cases down from

to the story investigators uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you great ignore. crying for justice. for more than. was called. fighting cave to russia's demands to continue with the new start arms agreement also. and why is he so. it was for the right ones will be you know one for. what is it another sunu good you're not. up. to. the self-taught performers routine calls is quite the stuff. that someone. who wants to be demolished. the children. of the street get them to. show us what if it's easier to get a. cup. was. not on the top of it yet. but i'm. going to have i don't get. it risking hoping to be a student but now he's a teacher a satisfying result. without going to come back which is going to be an issue. in. classes not. the flowers among stones put on a 25 to 30 minute before my eyes for schoolchildren. they're also busy preparing a big show to be staged in the city which will be roughly the same duration. any event longer than half an hour could be dangerous. not. and i was. just close enough to that it was you don't listen well not a

you have secret service with who would be talking to other secret service.re is no way that the president had absolutely no idea about what was going on with the vice president and the other people in the congress. it just does not make any sense. the time line needs to be pieced together minute by minute. we do know that the president tweeted at 2:24 and, you know, said pence has to do the right thing. >> pence didn't have the courage do what should have been done. >> tweeted trash about mike pence while his life was in danger. >> and of course also on top of this there is a phone call and mccarthy is saying that they are breaking the windows coming into my office. trump's response is it is antifa. mccarthy loses his stack and says no, it is your people. and trump does nothing. >> but here is the issue. so i believe gloria and i believe jamie because i know them and i trust them, but trump's lawyers will say that the senate can't just believe it because people say it on cnn. that's what trump's lawyers will say. and the american people might also say look,

it was implied the secret service was not doing its usual protocol and i doubt that.ike pence has to be within striking distance of the nuclear football in case something happens to trump. >> the state of the reporting on this, joshua, was when mike pence was whisked away under the threat of violence by the secret service that the secret service would have told the white house about that, but nobody has confirmed that call was made, and people inside the white house has not confirmed it but it's unimaginable that would not have happened. even if you leave that aside you have the phone call between trump and a senator where he confirmed pence was in danger and so at that point president trump was on notice his vice president was in mortal danger and yet he continued to egg on the rioters and not call for them to stand down until sometime after that and that's what people are focusing on. >> i will skip the next question and go to the third. is it a feasible situation that if trump had been convicted this could have generated more immediate retaliation from his violent

there's not only it this taxes the secret service which has to defend and protect both the president and the president elect their military assets with, you know, traditionally when when the out present leaves they fly on what is it is air force one until he is no longer the president, but still a military plane with military personnel and he'll be greeted on the other end by military personnel, and then you have military personnel. that will be staffing the incoming presence. so it is it taxes a lot of resources. but again we have done this every four or eight years so we know how to do it. john any thoughts on the military transition but i think chris covered it quite succinctly and i think they're quite prepared to know exactly what to do. now. remember that, you know when presidents die in their funerals are held it's a military funeral because it's an honor of him being commander in chief the courtesy that it's extended and most cases by the new president to the outgoing president and then the military's honors as they depart no longer as chris as air force one no longer the com

this heavily guarded french surrounds to start secret services school. it was here that the 0 zone was created exclusively for cia agents. marty had the opportunity to talk to some prisoners who told him what it was like to be held in the cia prisons . detainees were given a 30 centimeter deep bucket to urinate in. they were given old black blankets that were not big enough to lie on and cover themselves at the same time. a steel ring was secured to the cell walls and detainees were changed to it. the usual lunch was boiled white rice and slices of tinned meat. a ritual always accompanied the distribution of food. the electric light which was always on in the cell was switched off food was distributed and. then the light came back on. ventilation was often regulated to produce extreme temperatures suffocating heat or intense cold. as well as surveillance cameras masked guards constantly monitored the cells banging on the doors and telling the detainees to raise their arms to show they were still alive. many detainees were held in isolation for 120 days d

but secret service needed a more permanent place to answer nature's call, so since september 2017, the a month-- more than $100,000 to date-- to rent a basement studio, with a bathroom, from a neighbor of the kushner family. $100,000? that is some expensive crap. which, i've got to say, is really on-brand for ivanka. i was not a fan of this couple before, but it seems particularly douchey of jared and ivanka not to let secret service in their bathrooms. i'm just saying, these are men and women who literally would take a bullet for you. the least you can do is let them take a leak. now, one guy who's definitely not going to be hanging out with the president much when this is over is lawyer and man reading the google results for rudy giuliani, rudy giuliani. after potus lost the election, rudy crisscrossed the country, pinching out his arguments in court in a desperate effort to overturn the legal results of the election, which ended with one win and 64 losses. one and 64. a record known as "the knicks," i am told. ( laughter ) by those who follow such things. but now-- i'm mostly into t

also, the secret service. chief pittman, i got to ask you pretty straight, because i am concerned about your objectivity. not you personally, chief. but somebody in your situation who, again, was there has a responsibility and obligation -- as you said, friendship with many of your colleagues. i'm concerned about the ability in that context to develop that kind of independent, objective review that any of us would want. it is comparable to asking a member of congress to investigate and conclude the ethics investigation of him or her. that just doesn't happen, right? so what do you think? do you think we have the right processes in place to get to the bottom of this and to make the correct judgments that we have to make going forward? do you see a need for any further review, structure, or what do you think about the possibilities of the d.o.d. and/or the secret service or some other structure, i think? i would add to that -- i would add to that that mr. amodei's line of questioning was resident in terms of loo

this is brian mulroney seeing these two world leaders bouncing around the back of a secret service driven suburban. it was quite enjoyable. they both had irish heritage and had these fathers that were great. irishman's storytellers. and so the two of them would you know always have this great banter going back and forth until hilarious stories and this is mulroney was this great beautiful woman and i overheard when i was snapping this picture. she looked to mrs reagan and she said oh nancy, aren't you stylish and you're trendy boot-cut jeans which were the thing at the time and mrs. reagan looks at her and said these old things i've been wearing these since the last time these were in fashion. so some of the things in your closet if you hold on to him long enough, they'll come back around by the way. i was wearing a burberry skirt today notice that at the beginning we can laugh at all the clothes but ladies, i was wearing burberry before anybody so i was a head behind the fashions. and when he had gorbachev up to the ranch here, he is driving gorge. that's actually gorbachev writing shotg

secret service denied private citizens were working with them to provide security on january 6th.m joined now by democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. nice to see you. thanks for coming on. you have been very vocal about the capitol riot and how misinformation has played into it. what is your reaction to this oath keeper's claim she was working with secret service allegedly leading up to the insurrection? >> well, clearly i don't have all the information, and it's not even clear which side -- i hate to say this word "sides," but there were people who came to prevent certification from happening and to do harm. so i want to have more facts, but i think it's further evidence that there was more organized effort to what happened at the capitol on january 6th, which is why we need to understand, why we need to get a commission setup, we need to study and we need to understand these groups. if you're from michigan you understand how organized these groups are and how they are really targeting the fundamental pillars of our democracy. so it just for me is another fact i w