you hear a queue that casts you back to on her majesty's secret service very early on.get is this kind of sense that it's notjust surface, there is something more important happening underneath. i mean obviously part of me's watching it thinking, i wonder what danny boyle would have have done, because, you know, he was on board some time ago now. this is very solidly directed, the action set pieces are very well done, the direction feels very, very confident. the script went through a number of rewrites that phoebe waller—bridge famously came in and did, a polish on it. and there are times that the script feels a little bit like a lot of different voices talking in the same room. but, that said, the underlying dna of the film is strangely coherent. and actually, since i saw it — i only saw it last night — i thought about it more and more and i thought about the way in which the plot very cleverly plays with the idea of family, whether it's personal or whether it's political, or whether it's criminal, and really intertwines that into the dna of the plot. i'd also like to

the french secret service were monitoring him later. police protection officers were, were reporting back to the commissioner of police. so everyone was watching him and his associates and waltz associates because they were pretty georgia people all the way through his life are particularly in the spirit 3536 and he was, he was very close to. reuben dropped the german ambassador. there were jazz of german agent to be sent to, to actually live beside wallison bronson court. and he was taking germs down to, to the fort bell videos, country home and leading dot is red box is open and time and time again. secret information was finding its way to the germans through don't know whether he's an artist by or not, but there are reports in the book or that you relate that there was on the table. the possibility that churchill would do or do the fascination of the truth of windsor and his wife. i mean the various stage is, but i mean he was very surprised the germans or what he was king, he in fact tried to to, to do to send to, to interfere with the ryan lamb was demilitarised to try and soft

president biden said but the issue is, basically, does it justify ag garland putting the fbi, dhs, secret service with law enforcement to go against parents? >> what you're saying is so spot on because really this is misallocation of our government resources, the critical need of law enforcement should not be turned on parents. it is so outrageous. in fact right now i just got a direct message on twitter from a concerned parent because they heard the fbi in their local district in north carolina is now meeting with the school board and they are going to actually work on policing free speech. that is not okay. elizabeth: that is wrong. >> what you're say something exactly right liz. elizabeth: we hear you. we'll have you on again. finish your thought. >> thank you. oh, i just want to say go to my twitter account at as renault mauney. go to the live stream. watch a real school board meeting. you will see brave parents standing up like sherry jackson. elizabeth: thank you, we'll have you on again soon. good to see you, asra still to come the border crisis. gop governors warning president biden you'r

and secret service, legitimately would rather be polite because it is safe read too people can get on and off. i'm getting on one on friday, and one of the senior guys on amtrak, i got to know all the conductors really well. they became my friends. i fed them at my home on christmas and during the summer. and he walks up to me and goes, joey b, and i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. (laughter.) i swear to god. true story. i said, "no, no, he's a friend." i said, "what's up, ang?" he said, "joey, i read in the paper - i read in the paper you traveled 1,000 - 1,200,000 miles on air force planes" - because they keep meticulous tabs of it. i said, "yeah." he said, "big" - i won't say the whole thing - "big deal." (laughter.) he said, "you know how many miles you traveled on amtrak, joey?" and i said, "no." he said, "the boys and i figured it out at the retirement dinner." he says, "you travel 2 million" - i think it was 180, but - "2,200,000 miles." i said, "how did you get that answer?" he said, "well, 267 miles a day. we figured you traveled 119 days a year for

you know, i know now. >> at one point the secret service went looking?know anything about that? >> nothing. >> you do know about the secret service being involved? >> no. i don't think that's true. >> tucker: right! is not like you were left up or anything. so you can make gun lie about it in the laziest possible way and nobody really cares. but if you dared to criticize the incompetent military, they send you to prison. you try to visit your sick daughter in the hospital, you get arrested. >> i told them i was not going to leave my daughter's side. she had taken a turn for the worse and i wanted to stay and i told him i wasn't leaving. the nurse said she had to call security. i said do whatever you have to do but i'm not leaving my daughter's side. >> tucker: good for you. i really think you for doing that. they handcuffed you? >> yes. they handcuffed me behind my back and let me out to the cruiser where i sat for three hours with my hands cuffed behind my back. >> tucker: what was your crime? were you spreading covid to people? what did you do wrong ex

yes, we can all have secret service like job. unfortunately, a lot of us don't have secret service whirlpools. >> we should get a pool, though, though,, though, for all of us to sure. a hero. kyrsten sinema's position was let's pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that was actually the position speaker pelosi was in web think that bill, trying to get support from that bill when president biden was like, actually, no. and i think there are a lot of democrats who are probably hiding behind manchin and sinema. >> i have had people follow -- not follow me into the bathroom but harassed and say horrible things and that is part of the business. you got to kind of deal with it. like, i'm with you guys but i'm not with you on everything. biden beatnik centers in the primary. immigrants rejected sanders. and standard -- and know that i think the majority of the democratic party is with biden and his kirsty smith even closing on this and there's not want to go down the path of aoc ed sanders. and i am -- the money sent of this, i know

you hear a few that has you back to her majesties secret service very early on.just surface, there's something more important happening underneath. obviously part of me is watching what have the night with the early bond to? this is very solidly directed, the action set pieces very well done. the script went through a number of rewrites, phoebe walbridge famously came and a polish on it. there are times that the script feels a little bit different voices talking but that said, the underlying dna of the film is strangely coherent. and a chilly since i saw her, and we start last night, i thought about it more and more and i thought about the way in which the plot very cleverly plays with the idea of family whether it's personal or political, whether it's personal or political, whether it's personal or political, whether it's criminal and really intertwines that into the dna of the plot. but also like to say, daniel craig is my favourite bond. oh, is he? he is. but it's important to acknowledge that he comes from a lineage that goes from george lazenby to timothy da

so i spent some time with the secret service, amazing people., josh. >> yes. and he got late dialogue. aaron sorkin sometimes has great ideas. he was outside the white house and in his suit, took his jacket off, was running his lines as we do sometimes, talking to himself, emoting, putting it into movement. and the secret service totally descended on him and took him in and thought he was a mad man. ( laughter ) they let him go. >> stephen: did aaron sorkin have to go and spring him? >> they figured it out pretty quickly that there had been a mistake. they were doing their job. thank god they were keeping the white house safe. >> stephen: this is the essential question here, because, again, there are two great cbs crime-solving franchises here. there's "csi" and "ncis." if those two-- >> i feel this is a setup. >> stephen: if you "csi" people fawpt the "ncis" people, who would win? >> well, as much as i would like to say that "csi" would win, you know, we don't carry guns. we have magnifying glasses. ( laughter ). >> stephen: sure. >> you know,

services. do you think the secret for _ services. do you think the secret for ebay _ services. s. do you think the j secret for ebay is the very niche items, one—off pieces of jewellery perhaps or a limited edition pair of trainers, is that where it can perhaps make a bigger margin on its profits? absolutely. to your point, things like jewelry, absolutely. to your point, things likejewelry, or one—off, specific things, things that are more rare will add more margin and be whole idea is ebay takes a bigger commission out of what the sellers are selling, whereas amazon are selling the so—called trinkets. in amazon are selling the so-called trinkets. in terms of the pandemic, _ so-called trinkets. in terms of the pandemic, that _ so-called trinkets. in terms of| the pandemic, that presumably help ebay, people spending more time at home, clearing out the spare room and thinking, i might get a dollar or two if i sell at online. do you think they will suffer now people are spending less time doing those things? spending less time doing those thins? , , ., , things? yes, but that is tr

the plan is secret service. what do you think? could they kidnapped by your blind wisdom or and take him to face trial in spain? somebody as a day in agency, we don't know the secret service or the god yes of the lord the national police. they have been gooding, tracking devices under the car and put them on. they have been using the, the applications by all of us. they have been following president bush demona, myself on the other colleagues all around europe. i'm in the spring is spending a hell of a lot of money, public money, most of them european money in this accounting of president, put them on the can't be happy by the court decision. and so i didn't hear this week. what thank is next. could they, could they, i mean, are you fearful of threats to your life or your client grow push double. we are discussing what's going to be the next movement and that will be there to or again say all of us again, some of us spin hasn't understand what the heart of the democratic rules and president put them on has nothing has done nothing

secret service, i'm not criticizing them from a legitimately proud of me fly because it's safer, too many people can get on and off. getting on one friday, then when the senior guys on amtrak, i got to know all the conductors really well, became my friends. my genuine friends. during the summer and walks up to me and says joey, baby and grabs my cheek and i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. [laughter] i swear to god, true story. no, he's a friend. what's up? he said joey, i read in the paper you travel 1,200,000 miles on air force planes because they keep tabs. i said yes. he said -- i won't say the whole thing, he said big deal. you know how many miles on amtrak to travel? the boys and i figured out the retirement dinner, he said you travel to mailing, i think 180. how to get back answer, 267 miles a day figured what travel might to 19 days a year as vice president so charlie, i want to hear this about the air force anymore. [laughter] i am a trained guy. because it's also the single most significant way we can deal with air pollution. single most significan

she wrote down the hill with fdr's secret service detail and i'm sure fdr had a wonderful story to tell andal womennished over the years as the day the queen would in the ride with him. but while they were up here treated the royals to all american picnic. we hear about the hot dogs that were served but the menu was more vast than that, virginia ham, smoked turkey, hot sausages, is that berry shortcake for desert but it was the hot dog that is stole the show. descriptive way to teach somebody to eat a hot dog but she did not have one and the king back and enjoyed his but the queen did not have one. this visit by many in the press was a social visit but the visit was much more important than that. you're looking at the middle of june of 1939. this was 2 and a half months before september 1st in the invasion of poland, the beginning of world war ii and they were sent over by chamberland to secure the friendship between the nations to make sure that the united states would continue to be allies with the british. this was a very important visit and i think lends itself so some of the earlie

i don't know why the secret service -- secret service is supposed to protect somebody from a threat ofhas it. some people writing me saying it doesn't look like she has it. if you wanted it, can you get it and don't you think she should get it. steve: security? >> yeah. inappropriate and, again, i think overly aggressive protesters need to pack off. and respect the fact that individuals are making the best decision they can for the country. brian: ken, can you get private security if you just express that to, i don't know, in your case the speaker and say i feel threatened? will you get the private security? >> no. absolutely not. you get security based on an analysis of whether there is a real threat. if someone made a death threat against a member of congress or other elected official there would be police protection provided. but, there isn't protection provided just upon request. ainsley: no one is in favor of anyone being threatened. the president saying basically that constituents should be able to go up to them and approach them and talk to. they it's just part of the process. t

the secret service are wonderful. they are the best in the world and never liked me taking amtrak because it stops too often. in terms of the actual time on the road and a lot of the folks became my family. i commuted every single day for 36 years as vice president after my wife and daughter were killed. i went home to see my family, never stop doing that and. when it was announced that i had flown 1 million on air force aircraft. i'm getting in the car and he says -- and i thought the secret service was going to shoot him. it's okay. true story. i said i don't have any idea. he said we are at the retirement center. i think 21 days a year, 121. you have traveled over to million miles. i don't want to hear anymore about the air force. but in the build back better plan, i have more money for passenger rail than the entire system thank you for the introduction. you've done a great job. i mean, it. i am a fan and when i got elected i checked with the margin was in the state of delaware and i found out that by want every p

. >> according to the reporting at one point the secret service went looking for the record of sale. anything about that? >> nothing. no. >> what do you know about the vet service being involved? >> i have no idea. i don't know if the secret service, why they would be, i don't think that's true. >> tucker: right. it's not on your laptop or anything. so you committed gun felony. you lie about it. in the laziest possible way and no one really cares but if you dare the criticize the people leading our military they send you to prison. you try to visit your sick daughter in the hospital, you get arrested. >> i told them that i wasn't going to leave my daughter's sigh. she had taken a turn for the worst, and i wanted to stay and i told them that i wasn't leaving. she said, the nurse said she would have to call security. i said do whatever you have to do but i'm not leaving my daughter's side. >> tucker: good for you. good for you. i wish more americans would take that position. really, thank you for doing that, but they handcuffed you? >> yes. they handcuffed me behind my back, and led me

stopping child trafficking, drugs, you know when was in the secret service and was a young guy young i spent time investigating i wondered what the hell are we doing this and so much more important stuff tods and one guy so much time to spend a day investigating stuff. the second problem with this massive encroachment on civil liberty by the doj. folks the public faith in institutions is entirely collapsing. the liberals not see this -- fidelity to institutions is gone people no longer trust the cdc. they don't trust fauci or the fda or trust the fbi they don't trust the intel community, press, that's a laugher. the press everybody thinks press is a big joke. who were the 7% of i had idiots check out poll right there just 7% who are those 7.? nobody trust these people anymore no sane person. here's the third problem. this is, obviously, gaslighting to target conservatives by taping them as domestic terrorists. remember back in august, remember this from the dhs labeled domestic terrorist as biggest thereto here's their bulletin read it yourself. domestic terrorism what about foreign

for those that don't enjoy the secret service protection that he enjoys. take a look. >> joe manchin had people kayaked to his boat. senator sinema was chased into a restroom. do you think those tactics are appropriate? >> i don't think they are appropriate but it happens to everybody. the only people that it doesn't happen to our people who have service -- secret service. it's part of the process. see you and you won't stick up for your fellow senators. i guess it's all part of the process. you getting f joe biden'd all over the country. getting videotaped in a bathroom stall. is that part of the process you support? what happened to standing up for a woman's right to privacy. what about showing up at someone's house and shouting them down where they live? that's part of the process? what if someone came to your basement in your midday nap? it's not appropriate. it's wrong. i the it's unethical. you should've stuck up for both manchin and sinema. mob rule is never part of the process but that's right, you wouldn't even talk aboutht the 4 riots in the summ

the only people it doesn't happen to our people who have secret service standing around them. it's part of the process. >> laura: forgive manchin and sinema. all the democrats should be announcing this type of behavior. their silence speaks volumes about how far left the party has gone. democrats are ready to think that the spending debate is the last chance. it's the last chance to show that they haven't been completely taken over by the loonie left. it's their last chance to show that they still believe in our basic economic system. and it's their last chance to encourage that we will return to normal. if they don't take it, if they keep pushing for trillions of dollars that's going to spur inflation, hurt americans even more, the voters will know whom to blame. and that's the angle. running inc., larry kudlow. former trump white house economic advisor. biden did promise to bring us dignity and normal course of business and it was all going to beat back to normal. where are we right now? >> save america, laura. kill the bill. that's the first order of business. save america

they have secret service standing around. it is part of the process.ted in a bathroom or on a plane? >> not like that. my heart goes out to her, that was inappropriate. there are ways to add your voice to the political process. i do for runs in my district, take questions from my constituents so this takes it to a new level, completely inappropriate and it is what is wrong in politics right now. it sows division. when you look at attacking someone in a bathroom like that do you think they are going to listen to your tried to work on your issue? not a productive way to do business. to hear their stories, it is not a shining example of politics and how to do it right. todd: we are not talking about not listening to constituents, that is part of the job but how concerning is an answer like that from the president of the united states in light of the fact that members of his own party. >> it shows the chaos and dysfunction in the party. they need to come back to center. disrespecting the american people with what they've turned on and it continues to so di

the only people it does -- it doesn't happen to have secret service around them. >> what do you think the size of the reconciliation package should be? what dollar figure? >> i told you what i thought it would be. it won't be that. it will be less. look, the legislation, both the bill back better peace and the infrastructure piece are things i wrote. these did not come from, god love him, bernie sanders, or aoc or anyone else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all, but, in doubt what i thought would be important, for example, the bill back better program, i think, it should require that we have, in fact, the best education available to us. i will be speaking to this in detail tomorrow. look, here is the situation. how can we, in an ever competitive world, increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards that other countries are working towards. nobody is reducing the number of years they want their children to go to school. as my wife says, if we -- if other countries will outcompete us. look at what china is doing. they are investing. they are i

he has secret service, ha, ha, ha.he biden administration's incompetence in handling this. he linked the bills, delinked the bills, linked them again and they are holding an infrastructure bill that will be one of his great achievements. number one priorities hostage in order to get another bill that is offending the people whose votes he needs to get it. why don't they just -- they have already passed 1.9 trillion in covid relief or social spending covered as covid relief. republicans have offered them and given them a chance for 1.2 trillion in infrastructure spending. manchin said i'll support a billion, a trillion, 1.5. that's 5.4 trillion in spending. how is that not good enough? by the way, they can do another reconciliation bill next year. the election is in a year. they could do another reconciliation bill. why not take what's sitting on the table. enact it. bring everybody together. republicans and democrats standing beside and applaud you. and then go back to the table again nextier to try to get more. legisl

it's not about the villain, it is about him, in the same way that on her majesty's secret service iseally like it. it has proved quite divisive. the people — there are some people i know who really don't like it because they think that it breaks bond rules. ah! but i like that about it. did you find yourself swept up in it? for the most part, yes — and the thing i liked the most was that there were a few flashes of humour. i love that. yeah, yeah. i don't — i want my bond to say something a little bit caustic or say something with a bit of glint in his eye. 0k. so, you want sean connery, roger moore? roger moore, yeah, i'm afraid. 0k. i know people won't all agree with that, but... well, i think this isn't a roger moore bond but there is something with the gadget stuff. there is a few flashes — i laughed a couple of times — that's good. there are some gags in there but it is a more serious bond. you know, i still think daniel craig is still my favourite bond. i think he's made who's made — he's made role his own, and also, his films have an arc. they kind of do have — it's a self—con

the sprinklers go off, i didn't witness it, but secret service are watching nearby. he moved, the sprinklers went off again, and he threw his clubs into the golf cart, he drew over to the drive range, the bags weren't secure and the clubs fell all over the asphalt. it's humorous, but you can deal with the frustration of someone dealing with that. i tried to make light of it on the night he left camp david, it was a poor attempt at humor. you learn the balance of when to be serious and not too serious and when not to be too humorous. i learned not to try to be too humorous. that was the funniest time. fortunately i had no serious incidents during my time. there were tough things going on in the world. i left the month before 9/11 occurred. and there was a whole -- we spent a lot of time describing what that commander went through at the time. but light moments during my time, fortunately. >> charlene asks, how much heads-up do you get to know when a president is coming? >> depends on the president. on change of command day, 10:00 a.m., typically a ceremony, 10:00 a.m.

the only people that doesn't happen to other people with secret service standing around them. it's a part of the process. >> a lot of people are trying to connect immigration. >> what about the other senators situations and positions? what do you think the $should be on the reconciliation package? >> i laid out what i thought it should be. it's not going to be that, it's going to be less. look, the legislation, both the bill back better peace, as well as the infrastructure piece, are things i wrote. these didn't come from, god love them, bernie sanders, aoc, or anybody else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all, for example. but i laid out what i thought would be important. for example, i think that in the bill back better program, we should require that we in fact have the best education available to us, and i will be speaking about this in detail tomorrow. look, here's the situation. how can we in this ever competitive world, this increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards that a -- other countries are working towards? nobody's r

only people it doesn't happen to are people who have secret service standing around.o it is, part of the process. elizabeth: he did say it is inappropriate but part of the process. no, zero tolerance for it, right? i think this is we're in dangerous times for our lawmakers, right? >> absolutely. listen there, is no part of the process for that. when joe biden was a u.s. senator, he wouldn't have been cool with people following him into the bathroom, i can assure you of that. he gets secret service protection right now so it is no big deal but i want to let people understand, this is the real joe biden. the real joe biden doesn't care about you. the real joe biden isn't interested when happens in your life, your pocketbook, what it costs for you to buy milk or buy gas. the real joe biden only cares about his own political power. he has been in politics 50 years, long every than i have been alive. this is outrageous what he said. elizabeth: democrats say he does care, the way they're going about it is totally wrong, he is frustrated. he lacks a mandate, historically sli

the only people doesn't happen to our people who have secret service standing around them. part of the process. >> part of the process. wow says joe biden. by the way, sinema, senator joe manchin also targeted by a democratic. they surrounded his house -- an attempt to badger him with questions. as for the white house, the press secretary, jen psaki, didn't exactly appear to disagree with her bosses take but she tried to qualify what he was saying. listen to her response. >> he's an expert on the process. has he ever been chased into a restroom? >> that's inappropriate and unacceptable and i think the contents of what happened is important despite the fact that we stand for -- the fundamental rights of people to protest, to object, to criticize, as they often do. outside of the gates of the white house. >> protesting is one thing but obviously chasing someone into a restaurant seems to be a bridge too far for number of americans, including over on capitol hill where there was a full-throated and bipartisan rejection of that type of activity. vic schumer said following someo

the only thing it does not happen to his people who have secret service standing around them.rocess. >> it is amazing to watch the left really nice -- villain eyes -- villainize. let's look at this as no portrayal. >> after wine drinking, i know the average american wants. they want to be put on hold when they called 911. they want bridges that just stop at a car falls down. they want water so thick you can eat it with a fork and i will fight for that no matter what unless my foot hurts. and i will go back to arizona. ball. >> this underscores how faulty the left's logic is. this was by a conservative applet outlet, those would have been labeled as homophobic and misogynistic. because she is labeled as a conservative democrat, it is acceptable. one of defenses i heard for that restroom ambush is that -- which is a felony in some states. >> and arizona. >> is that it should not be space for her or anyone else, which again, it makes absolutely no sense. and we have all of these online calls to harass. which have gone unheeded in stark contrast to twitter. >> policy that prohibit

another thing the book talks about which is interesting is that besides her secret service name, whichther nickname, approximate rapunzel. and that's because she never really left the residence. grisham said she only saw melania trump in her east wing office a handful of times in all the years she was there, and the secret service dubbed her rapunzel, because whenever she would come down from her tower, that would be an event. i know from covering her, she didn't do a lot of travel, she didn't do a lot of events. when she did they were typically brief. so, you know, i understand that she was by design, by her own choosing, a very private and a very sort of to herself sort of first lady, a little bit apathetic, too, towards the end of her tenure. another thing this book reveals is the frosty relationship with avanka trump, and she secretly called ivanka the princess. there may have been a little jealousy between the two women. melania trump liked to be front and center. she served on a number of different topics from international affairs to stuff going on at home, and melania wasn't co

the only people it doesn't happen to are people that have secret service standing around them. so it's a part of the process. >> he's saying two different things there. he does not think the tactics are appropriate but that they're part of the process. a few minutes ago, i asked jen psaki if that means that joe biden, an expert on the process has ever been chased into a rest room. doesn't seem like he has, neil. >> neil: peter, it's very clear from his support of progress sieves and their linking these two packages, the original infrastructure bipartisan package and now this far more sweeping multi-trillion dollar package, whatever it ends up being and casting his lot with them and proving it again today by singling these two senators out. it's removed all doubt, i guess. >> and also goes to show that they can't lose any support. if there's some sort of a democratic civil war underway right now, he needs the moderates happy because he needs their votes and he needs the progressives happy. so he's starting today talking to the progressives to try to figure out what can stay in t

is buying surveillance drones made by china for the fbi and the secret service rated our next guest warnedtration but was ignored and the border director of national intelligence joins me now. so is nice to have you join and thank you for being here rated as the u.s. buying the drones for china. guest: yes those reports are accurate has reflected the biden administration and the fbi and the secret service purchased from the dj i which is a company the trump administration actually flag in 2017, the department of homeland security said that's the company is using his drones for the purpose of providing information on u.s. critical infrastructure to the chinese communist party had that was confident that that was taken place which is why our administration it took all of those out and basically advance the policy where we would not use that chinese technology throughout the concerns that while way and company's control by the chinese communist party they pose to our national security. so like so much of the biden administration has done on national security lately it makes very little sense

is buying surveillance drones made by china for the fbi and the secret service.ing china on his way out the door but was ignored. john ratcliffe is the former director of national intelligence. he joins me now. good to see you. nice to have you, john. thanks for being here. is the u.s. buying drones from china? >> those reports are accurate as reflected, the biden administration through the fbi and secret service purchased from dji, which is a company that the trump administration actually flagged in 2017, department of homeland security said that specific company was using its drones for the purpose of providing information on u.s. critical infrastructure to the chinese communist party and that was moderate competence that that was taking place which is why our administration took all of those out and basically advanced the policy where we wouldn't use that chinese technology, you outlined the kind of concerns that huawei and companies that are controlled by the chinese communist party pose to our national security. so like so much the biden administration has d

[laughter] the only people it doesn't happen to are people who have secret service standing around them. so it's part of the process. >> peter: part of the process and since president biden is an expert on the process, i asked his press secretary jen psaki today does that mean he has ever been chased into a restroom by activist. she didn't answer that part but did reiterate they think that behavior in the restroom with senator sinema is unacceptable. however, she reiterated the president's support for the fundamental right to protest. bret? >> bret: have senators sinema or manchin reacted to president biden's remark about the efforts go after them part of the process? >> peter: not since president biden made that comment late this afternoon. we have laid eyes on them. senator manchin is already back on the hill. he talked about some policy things and thoughts on infrastructure. didn't mention the kayakivists senator sinema be bubbling up on it arriving at reagan national airport hounded by protesters. she didn't say anything. but they are obviously not done with her yet. part of the pro

he said we don't want secret service following me around while i'm on the ground in china. why?> we all know why. you don't want someone trailing you when you're having business meetings. somebody from the u.s. government. look, this goes to show why we need to have a separation between u.s. companies doing sensitive work inside the ideas government whether it's at the state, dod or intel level and at the same time doing work in china. they should not be able to work on u.s.-sensitive programs, and they're allowed to do it. maria: yep. >> we've got a whole bunch of companies in alabama doing it, and mike if rogers, who's the chairman there alabama, a republican, is allowing this to continue because he's protecting alabama businesses. the swamp continues on both sides of the aisle. maria: meanwhile, congressman, look, this week white house press secretary jen psaki refused to say whether the united states would defend taiwan should china a invade taiwan. that was very dangerous. we also understand that the united states is nearing a formal agreement, i know that it's been out the

i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. swear to god. true tore story. what's up. he said, joey, i read in the paper, i read in the paper you travel 1,200,000 miles on air force planes. because they keep meticulous tabs. i said yeah. he said big -- won't say the whole thing. big deal. you know how many tiles myles you travel on amtrak, joey? i said no. he said the boys and i figured it out. he said you traveled two million. i think it was 180. 2,180,000 miles. 267 miles a day. we figured you traveled 119 days a year for 36 years. you traveled as vice president. so, joey, i don't want to hear this about the air force anymore. i'm a train guy. because it also is the single most significant way we can deal with air pollution. single most significant way we can deal with global warming. it's going to help region vital maritime industries by making the movement of chips ships and bridges safer. in my infrastructure bill we are going to make sure projects like this are just the beginning. across the country there are 45,000 bridges in disrepair, some dangerous