i want to start with the secret service agents. know, in a different time line, you know, when they talk about which reality we're in, neil. in a different time line ten years ago, a bunch of secret service agents marched in to testify about what happened at a would be convicted sedition would be the biggest story of the month. and here it hits like, oh, well, i guess, it's good, they should talk to them. i'm curious what you think it tells us about the state of that probe as i'm also careful to say we don't know yet what they said. we don't know if it was exculpatory or not about donald trump. what do you see there? >> even as trump is babbling all of this stuff about the stolen documents stuff in florida, i think you're absolutely right. he has to be looking out for a new slew of criminal charges related to january 6th. if this were a tv show, so far we're in season two of what's likely five or six seasons in total coming up. and the secret service stuff today, i think, really underscores that. we obviously don't know what these

, you canceled requests to the secret service for phone records and text messages. why did you do that? >> if i recall correctly, and i mentioned during my prepared remarks here, dhs was delaying or denying us access to relevant information. >> did you report that the congress at that point or asked for a report to congress? >> i was working with the senior leadership of the department to free up or to pry loose information that the department was withholding from us. in fact, i met with the secretary of homeland security in about september or october of 21, explain to him that we were having delays in getting information. and the secretary saw fit to publish a memo in which he directed all the employees in the department to cooperate with our office. we subsequently received a tranche of documents from the department. they were basically emails that we had been waiting for eight months to receive your i think there were about 700,000 e-mails. >> yeah. what i don't understand is your office revived the request that you nullified six weeks after originally making it.

, you canceled requests to the secret service for phone records and text messages. why did you do that? >> if i recall correctly, and i mentioned during my prepared remarks here, dhs was delaying or denying us access to relevant information. >> did you report that the congress at that point or asked for a report to congress? >> i was working with the senior leadership of the department to free up or to pry loose information that the department was withholding from us. in fact, i met with the secretary of homeland security in about september or october of 21, explain to him that we were having delays in getting information. and the secretary saw fit to publish a memo in which he directed all the employees in the department to cooperate with our office. we subsequently received a tranche of documents from the department. they were basically emails that we had been waiting for eight months to receive your i think there were about 700,000 e-mails. >> yeah. what i don't understand is your office revived the request that you nullified six weeks after originally making it.

the secret service and the u.s. marshals service were both caught off guard by this announcement yesterday, but we do know that the secret service is going to be meeting with staff today to make preparations for the former president, a person they still have in their protective custody or protection at least. >> it's going to take coordination with the secret service and the u.s. marshals. how does an arrest of a former president or this moment for a former president when it comes to the fbi, when it comes to federal law enforcement work? what are we going to see? >> i mean, we've had a little preview of that because we went through this in new york city, although that wasn't a federal arrest. first, you know, this is going to come in three parts. one is getting him there. so, you know, he's in bedminster, new jersey. they're going to have to fly down to miami. is he going to be coming from palm beach or straight to the courthouse? that's going to be a secret service operation. not a thing where the fbi goes to bedm

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as carol was saying, secret service does not normally like to testify. may remember this from the clinton years where they wanted to resist, but i think the fact that all these tapes went missing under somewhat suspicious circumstances is -- were impelled or gave smith a stronger argument. look, we really need this now for a criminal investigation so it has to yield. so i actually think this shows him with a very rich piece of evidence on exactly the conspiracy. and remember, we just know six secret service people have testified sometime in the last year, this investigation was opened in april. could be more, could be fewer, but at a minimum, they're not -- they're not in the front seat. they're on the stage with him. they hear everything, and if they're forced to talk, we're going to hear everything. >> that's such an important point, and i noted this too, in julia's reporting that they're there under subpoena. it's the same thing that mark -- mr. short said when he was asked on fox news about responding to the congressional subpoena. i was there under

we see that happen often with the secret service.primarily on just the security of the former president. so those special accommodations that would be requested would be, you know, large-scale like clearing out the public, clearing out the courthouse, you know, there is a whole bunch of accommodations that typically if a president was to go to a certain location, the part of the security plan by the secret service would be applied. that is not the case here. the secret service is focused on really just getting the president from point a to the courthouse safely and then depart without incident. they are just focused on that individual and all of the planning around that, the former president's security. other law enforcement entities, specifically the u.s. marshal's service and the miami police department, they have more responsibility in terms of the physical protection of the courthouse, the ferguson courthouse, which sits right in the heart of downtown miami, as well as the entire region. so the secret service is going to play tha

well, the secret service is certainly figuring this out. we'll go to ivan with more on this story now. ivan. >> reporter: juliette, good evening. at this point it's unknown if it's going to work in his favor. what we are learning is that a trump-appointed federal judge has been initially assigned to the case, the case against the former president. last year this judge also oversaw the initial proceedings related to the fbi search of the mar-a-lago estate. we're also now hearing, though, from the former president and a couple statements through truth social, president trump attacking special counsel jack smith in a series of posts, trump claiming smith is deranged, a trump hater and labeled him a thug after the special counsel made a brief statements. these statement are being made despite warnings from his legal team that anything he says can be used against him. >> all eyes on this court appearance. how is the secret service getting ready and what are you observing, just the action happening now days before this? >> reporter: well, somethi

as many as two dozen secret service agents.could be they were the closest to the president on that day and can really get into his mind-set, which is going to be key to any document that might come. >> julia ainsley, thank you very much. >>> democrats are warning their voters that trump could win, the states they fear that could flip back to donald trump in a general election. on at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. where our focus is a house full of screens? basically no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it. how old are you? like, 80? back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier,

secret service weren't having that. but as you look up this road, this is where the president of the united states is right now, between here and the president, you'll see chp, officers on bikes. you'll see secret service. you'll see chp. a lot of officers. i've got to tell you it is as impressive as can be when the president comes to town. i couldn't see through the window of his vehicle. take a look at what i did see. this is the motorcade coming in, and it is absolutely awesome. it's just so much power here. the president in that limousine in front followed by the secret service, followed by officers, followed by more officers. it is absolutely exciting. and the people who live up here in atherton are excited as well to have the president of the united states on their block. take a listen. >> i think it's a great experience, yeah. you know, it's not like every day it's happening in front of your house. so, yeah, i actually came back from work earlier today to kind of see the scene. >> reporter: and it is quite a scen

here, the secret service is not in that role. that's by design. role in this case is actually to focus primarily on the former president. they are not coordinating the actions of the u.s. marshals or the miami police department. donald trump is a unique individual on this day. he is a defendant in a federal case, but also a protectee of the u.s. federal government. the secret service is focusing on the latter, him as a protectee. their role isn't without challenges on that day. even though they're just focused on the former president, there are different variables that come into play. if he decides to stay at mar-a-lago, they have almost a 70-mile motorcade route from his residence to the courthouse that goes through multiple jurisdictions and increases the vulnerabilities that face the former president. we can anticipate that motorcade route will be highly monitored by news organizations with helicopters. we saw that in new york. the role of the u.s. marshals, however, is also critical in this . they're actually protecting the physical building a

so it was the documents -- if you think about who is protecting mar-a-lago, it's secret service. no physical protection, not just they were in the bathroom, but there was nobody there with the responsibility besides donald trump to defend those documents. >> the irony is that the only people in the building who were -- who had top secret clearance were the secret service agents who didn't know the material was even there. >> i mean, even -- >> i think this makes a difference in the republican primary and general election. you have maybe the 35% never leave trump, you know, and so he becomes a nominee. i think that bodes well for the democrats because i think when you think about what would motivate an electorate who might not be as enthusiastic this go around as they were in 2020, knowing you have someone on the top of the republican ticket that is putting our national security at risk, those are the questions voters can because you know people always say, oh, it's the economy. donald trump wasn't thinking about the economy when he was, you know, showing classified documents off

i'm no longer in the secret service. but you have heard back from a lot of people that are now walking the same steps you act and that just like you said, so gratifying and to get to share this in the book, such an important thing. yeah. and the intersection of my personal life. my professional i had to keep them separate for so long for so much my career. that's no longer the case. thankfully. >> over whether it's like meeting anderson cooper and leslie jordan on the side of the cool kids see that they were comfortable and their skin and hugely successful in their own right. but also they're just human at the end of the day. and that. when those 2 paths crossed. i was there in my professional role. it a sharing that. empowering. yeah. absolutely. and to see how some of your fellow agents really embraced you through the process because at the start of your careers, you are afraid to mix those 2, the professionalism that needed to be involved with it based on your truth. but being able to see that those 2 didn't conflict

they want to hear from people like secret service agents.xactly who they've heard from yet, whether they could include tony or nad dough or bobby engel. the key event for this day, will want to know how cassidy hutchinson's testimony will hold up. she testified. we'll want to know more about what was happening with the secret service detail around former vice president mike pence. a lot of that is missing because of the secret service text messages that never got saved and handed over as the department of homeland security inspector general announced a year ago. there's so many details we want to get from the secret service. there's this big black hole about exactly what they knew. we know how close they were to the president that day. we know the grand jury has been able to get some of those answers. that will play into a decision that may come at some point to indict the former president on that. of course, jack smith just recently indicted former president trump on his handling of classified documents at mar-a-lago. >> julia ainsley, than

>> nobody has access to the president's movements like secret service. really valuable information, important to know, there is precedent for this back in ken starr's investigation after white water, he wanted to talk to bill clinton's secret service agents. it was resisted in court and there was a ruling that came out saying, no, this is fair game. there is no secret service slash presidential privilege here. >> one thing we don't know that nbc points out is the proximity of these about six or so secret service agents to the president on that day. but the big question is, cassidy hutchinson famously testified before your committee, the january 6th committee, that she heard secondhand that trump wanted secret service agents to drive him to the capitol. she also recounted an episode she heard about secondhand that the president in the beast tried to grab the car's steering wheel and reached for the classicals of the driver, right. trump denied all that. but this is what you would assume they're looking to corroborate? >> yeah. because if he -- if he's sit

the secret service does typically take the lead role. here they're not. they're primarily going to be focused on donald trump. and ensuring that he gets from point "a" to the courthouse. however, the role on focusing on the president has a lot of variable that's could impact the security. most notably, if the president decides to spend time at mar-a-lago the night before his court appearance, that still is a 70-mile motorcade route from his residence to the courthouse. if we can anticipate what has happened in the past, we know media will be hyper vigilant in monitoring that motorcade the entire length. that only increases the vulnerability. not only to the former president but the public at large. so you will see law enforcement working to block off streets, clear traffic, clear public away. all in the attempts of derisking any kind of incident that could occur. >> certainly nothing that the secret service can't handle. former secret service official, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> much more on the federal indictment of donald trump just ahead, i

news reporters secret service will— campaign. news reporters secret service will meet _ campaign. ~ . , staff to develop a plan for miami. ~ ., , miami. what will be said? probably _ miami. what will be said? probably most _ miami. what will be said? probably most will - miami. what will be said? | probably most will happen behind closed doors. you may see donald trump's moto cade pull up, you may see him briefly exit the car but mostly it will be behind closed doors and it will be an awkward negotiation between the secret service and other federal court security officers about how to handle this very unprecedented and frankly shameful situation. great to get both of your insides, katty kay and joe moreno. 0ur bbc website has a live page on the story and you can get the updates and we will keep you up in the show as well. we turn to ukraine now, and the world health organization is warning that cholera could spread in areas of the country now under water after the destruction of dam in the southern kherson region earlier this week. president volodymyr zelensky visited the flooded

the other question about the documents being guarded by the secret service. it is true the president have secret service protection but they are not there to protect the documents. remember the way beast documents are stormed normally. they are stored in a facility. it is a lot facility that is shelling around so singles can get in and out. it has safes and combination locks. when it is closed at night, it is closed with a combination lock with an alarm and a response after a certain amount of minutes and it is a specific circumstance where you maintain the documents. if you take the documents out of them, you have to put them in two separate individually marked departments. and walk out and you have to have a courier caller -- card that says you are authorized to carry this information. no procedures were in place at mar-a-lago and eight that ballroom -- in that ballroom. the images raise a question, if they were classified documents, where they secured appropriately and that is the challenge here that the president will have defending himself. as to the fir

, earned only when the war ended, the secret serviceo answer for the capture of all persons committing a crime against the state in the 19th century. the service had about 30 agents in all countries , but the service received the authority to protect the head of state only after three us presidents lincolin garfield and mckinley were killed, starting with theodore roosevelt, secret service agents began to guard the head of the white house around the clock. now in the state service. about 5,000 people in its functions include the protection of the first persons of government buildings and foreign diplomatic missions, usa june 23 1961 the antarctic treaty came into force more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first came up with the corresponding memorandum, not wanting this part of the world to become a field for international disputes , the treaty became the first arms control agreement concluded after the second world war was it was decided that antarctica would not be divided among any countries, that the continents and adjacent

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it was a junk agent, the secret service was not afraid to lose such an agent. the lithuanian special services regard the republic of belarus for them, who is not a partner for them. i will quote you even for us. the republic of belarus is an enemy state; the special service is a continuation of the policy of the policy of the domestic foreign policy, which is carried out by special forms and methods, therefore, with a change in policy. well, the hostility of the lithuanian secret service was growing in relation to our state, pressure from the lithuanian special services, disappointment in ideals, and most importantly, comrades-in-arms in the revolution, forced the runner to reconsider his position and views, of course, lithuania, as well as the baltic states as a whole, fulfills certain orders, the most aggressive interventionists of the us-minded circles of those who commonly called not ukons. yes, but at the same time i want to note that lithuania is not just acting within the framework of a specific task. lithuania does not run with its pants up for the koms

the secret service cannot delegate that to the bureau of prisons. >> that was -- reporting.ss pig. harry lippman will help us break down what is really behind that insult. and to weigh in on this news about donald trump's birthday plans. he will now do what every attorney dreams of. speaking at the club in new jersey. just a few hours after his federal arraignment in miami. what could possibly go wrong, very? we'll be right back. be right back. so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ shelves. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smart enough to see, sense, react, restock. ♪ so caramel swirl is always there for the taking. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye i

the secret service knows there's demonstrators and a cloud there. they like to have that locked down with barriers. but the miami p.d. says we have adequate personnel. there doesn't appear to be a giant threat to the former president from trump supporters who are coming to support him. they're confident of the perimeter. they're going to shut down two blocks around the courthouse. the former president's motorcade is going to go under the building and into a garage. he will be brought up a freight elevator, the elevator that you can get from the garage. and that has enough room for the entire crew of people that will be moving with him in terms of secret service, fbi and so on. the fbi will arrest him. then, at the u.s. marshal's office, a united states marshal, apointed by president trump, who is still in office there, they will go through a booking process that will require fingerprints if they follow procedure for federal arrestees. a dna swab. the mug shot has been the dicey item here. if you take a mug shot front and side of the president of the

marshals, dhs, secret service. talking about protesters and you mentioned it right, this bus coming from orlando. scheduled to arrive around 2:00 p.m. he can be here. i'm being told by my cameraman carlos who lives in this area, he could be here in minutes considering the way he's teaing his roadway. all that being said, talking about the protesters, the crowd has grown substantially since this morning. we started out with 10 or 12 protesters on the ground. it seemed like more of a circus than a protest. and now that number is growing a a bit. that's to be expected considering the anticipation of the former president and showing up here. i'm sure a lot of folks are hoping that the former president would come out and give them a wave, especially donald trump supporters. it seems as if that's not something that is going to happen because they have this underground route that they can take up to the courthouse. the federal building is just behind me. two things to point out about the attorneys. todd blanche, former fe

also, secret service, i've always been curious when the secret service agents not around donald trumpday but around mike pence, who was, of course, the vice president at the capitol, getting pressure from trump and his allies to overtrn the election. he didn't. instead, ran for his life because of the rioters breaking into the capitol. are they also going to be part of this probe? >> well, first in terms of the text messages, that investigation in itself has fallen into somewhat of a black hole because the inspector general hasn't provided updates on what he might be able to find. we know he told secret service to stop their own internal investigations while he started a criminal probe. no updates there so far. you're right, the circle around mike pence and what agents were told then will be critical. as we know, there was a critical time where pence had to decide whether or not to leave the capitol. he didn't want to leave. we're told he might have been encouraged to leave the capitol. where was that coming from? all of this will be what prosecutors want these secret service agents t

a lot of security and secret service. among the people down below here was nbc's sam brock. >> raj, good evening. it has been a long day in miami. over my shoulder, this is the federal courthouse right here. what you're looking at, police officers and a police blockade that's been there all day. the issue is not so much how authorities, whether it's the u.s. secret service or miami police, secured the actual building. the problem arose really two parts. one, somehow a protester managed to get in front of that motorcade that was blocked off, on a street that was blocked off, and right up in front of the vehicle where he was tackled by secret service. the other issue that came up today, i'm standing in a plaza right now, which is empty at the moment. it's relatively dissipated. there were hundreds of people out here today, let's say 300 or 400. you could just walk right up. now, the thought process from miami police was it might actually invite some confrontation or violent action, so everyone was pretty much standing in th

i received from them, uh, 8 euros svetlana belinskaya had to become another victim of the secret servicehuania to process and recruit her and decided on one of the visits to vilnius that the lithuanian special services do not often hear red tricks. here to emphasize that in case of ignoring love, that the offer of your potential source of his family members, insurmountable problems for them will arise , they will lose their jobs, they will lose their business, they will turn in their rights and there will be reasons for where he is responsible in this way, an appearance is created before the person, the absence of elections . only unconditional acceptance of the terms or a simple side, expressed in the betrayal of your homeland, you said dry lips five times. maybe you still drink. i was afraid even in these sips of water. i didn't know what would happen next. i was here, i tell you 100%. i was sure that i would no longer be there right on the street in vilnius , two people approached her and very quickly she ended up in a car, following in an unknown direction for her in a state of shock

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he's entitled to secret service protection for the rest of his life.> that was can delay me in reporting. next, what trump's former a.g. said today to call trump quote a gutless pig. harry litman -- also donald trump's revised birthday plans. he will now do what every attorney dreams of, speaking at his club in new jersey speaking just hours after his federal arraignment in miami. ntrol®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them, (laughs). she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair. but nobody even sees them. our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 75 years. when i finally could hear for the first time, i could hear everything. unlock our best deal of the year during our 75th anniversary sale. call 1-800-miracle today. as someone li

look, i think secret service would not be thrilled with me for that.client social posted on social media that was happening at three pm on tuesday. >> right, we're not hiding the court appearance, kaitlan. i'm talking about where does he come, from what time does he show? up that kind of stuff needs to be close held between the marshals and secret service. in terms of the hearing itself, it should be a fairly routine hearing. we still have to iron out, have to have some conversations with doj to see if they'll be remotely reasonable about things like conditions of release, and setting a timetable. but, look at the hearing itself, it's actually pretty typical thing. the typical atypical note on the drastic side, one thing you did mention interests there's not gonna be interest coming in a, summons that was appropriate. this is gonna be a flea, not only poses a danger to the community, which is the fact that you would normally consider. gonna be talk about release. again, no arrests, no warrant. none of that can kind of nazism. we'll go through the burea

look, i think secret service would not be thrilled with me for that. really can't telegraph -- >> well, your client posted on social media that it was happening at 3:00 p.m. on tuesday. >> right. i'm not -- we're not hiding the court appearance, kaitlan. i'm talking about where does he come from, what time does he show up? that kind of stuff needs to be close hold between the marshals and secret service. in terms of the hearing itself, it should be a fairly routine hearing. we have to have some conversations with doj to see if they'll be remotely reasonable about things like conditions of release and setting a timetable. but, look, the hearing itself is actually a pretty typical thing. it's just an atypical prosecution and atypical defendant. but on the logistics side, we'll work that out. the one thing you did mention an arrest. there's not going to be an arrest. this is coming in on a summons. that was appropriate. this is not somebody who's going to flee. this is not somebody that poses a danger to the community, which are the factors you would norm

that was the result of secret service saying to nypd, this is our preference.on't know why we're not seeing it here. layer in the u.s. marshals who are responsible for the physical courthouse and the protection of judges and personnel inside that courthouse and then throw in federal protective service, the uniformed guards who help with entrance and egress to the courthouse. you've got florida state are in. too many cooks can spoil the broth. so it is not enough to say, quote, as the chief said, it is not the miami way. it is not enough as the mayor said, we hope for the best. hope is not a security strategy. so, not clear what is going on, but i am clear that if people are intent on violence, what i'm seeing right now will not be adequate. >> danell, we didn't see large protesting crowd in new york city, even though donald trump was trying to call people to that arraignment, pretty small crowd that showed up. we have not yet seen anything approximating near close to the numbers frank was talking about. he's scheduled to be arraigned in two hours. unless, you k

it was a junk agent, the secret service was not afraid to lose such an agent. ices regard the republic of belarus for them, who is not a partner for them. i love you i will quote even for us the republic of belarus is an enemy state, the special service is a continuation of the policy of the policy of the domestic foreign policy, which is carried out by special forms and methods, therefore, with a change in policy. well, the hostility of the lithuanian secret service towards our state was growing, pressure from the lithuanian special services, disappointment in ideals, and most importantly, the comrades-in-arms in the revolution forced the runner to reconsider his position and views, of course, lithuania, as well as in general the baltic states are fulfilling certain orders of the most aggressive interventionists of the us-minded circles, those who are commonly called neons. yes, but at the same time i want to note that lithuania is not just acting within the framework of a specific task. lithuania is not running. e pulled up his pants for the komsomol. yes, as

, i have secret service all over mar—a—lago and mar—a—lago is strong and powerful.ally built by marjorie merriweather post and ef hutton, remember when he speaks, people listen, one of the greatest ads ever, but he built it and it was built as the southern white house actually underjimmy carter give it up, he said it was too expensive. i said thank you very much, we have to get that. thank you, jimmy, thank you very much. but that was actually built as the southern white house. it's a very powerful but we have great people, secret service all over the place and that's really like it. but an absolute declassification authority as president, biden had no authority and had no right to possess those documents, none whatsoever, yet nothing happened to crooked thejoe with all those many, many times. there was an article recently that all presidents take documents, they bring them out, all of them, virtually every one of them in fairly modern times. you look at hillary clinton, set up an illegal private server in her basement specifically to break public disclosure laws th

the secret service agent came in again and said sir, we have got to leave the building. i said, we are fine. we will stay here. i was not leaving my post. a few minutes later, they came back in and they were more insistent and said we need to leave the building. and i stuck my finger in our lead agents chest, and i said you are not hearing me. i said, i am not sleeping, i am not giving those people the site of a 16 car motorcade speeding away from the capital. he looked at me with some anxiety and said, well, you cannot stay here. this is a glass door. we cannot secure it. with a note from my daughter, he offered that we could go to the loading dock a few floors down that was still secure. i agreed. but as we made our way down the stairs, we could hear the sound of footfall, we could hear the noise of a crowd in the hallways . but arriving in the loading dock, they began to walk me towards the cars, the motorcade was lined up on the ramp going out of the underground parking garage. the doors were both open, and i stopped and looked at my lead agent, a wonderful courageou

secret service can be witnesses at the same time they have to be everywhere you go.o me, that's a tough situation makes sense the department of justice would say hey, law enforcement, what did you see? >> ainsley: if he is having a private conversation inside the oval office are they in there with him? >> brian: of course. that's a good point, too. they could be outside. i guess there is the situation room. they are in his life. your wife comes up and you have an argue; next thing you know is that going to be on page 66 the "new york post"? >> steve: that's good reporting. >> ainsley: i was with this administration. i was with that what happens our first question how were they? were they nice? >> steve: they all tell us. >> brian: not really. >> steve: what we were talking about about all the candidates fanning out across the state of new hampshire, some good news for ron desantis. in 2020, the florida police benevolent association. the largest law enforcement agency down in florida supported donald trump. well, yesterday, they endorsed ron desantis. they said he wou

there was a secret service agent here in west michigan. and, of course, her name escapes me at the moment. but she was that, you know, she would have to give up her holidays to work the ford funeral and people commiserating. she said, no, no, you understand. and she proceeded to tell the story of her parents before she was born, who lived in a trailer in the rural part of the ford congressional district. and her father was a world war two veteran disabled as a result of the war. and we're on government checks and something had happened to barack screwed up whatever the checks stopped coming and they grew more desperate and then finally said well you know you should contact congressmen. well, they never contacted jerry ford. ford showed up in person with the check and made sure that they would be getting regular. the sequel to the story, their daughter who had to give her holidays to work the ford funeral, said, you don't have to stand. this is my way of paying ford back. now you multiply that story and, i know you can multiply that story b

the grand juries have talked with 20 secret service agents.lking to people who are privy to things trump is saying. you take that -- everyone is agreeing it feels like something is going to happen and it will happen in florida. talk about that for a minute. let's say this happens in florida. what would be the contours of trying to prosecute the former president in the state of florida? >> doj regulations say prosecution has to happen where the crime happened. for espionage, if it's retaining documents, trump committed that crime allegedly in florida. if it's holding on to documents or trump committed that in the district of columbia. this is a decision that the prosecutor would have come to very reluctantly. they would much prefer a d.c. jury because of the jury pool and also because judges in d.c. have more experience dealing with national security cases. >> i will put up the election results. joe biden, 92.1% to 5.4% over donald trump in 2020. florida went 47.9% for biden, 51.2% for trump. it is trump country. that would be a difficulty in t

the only wrinkle is that he is obviously under secret service protection. there may be accommodations made without throughout the process. he will be accompanied by a secret service detail throughout the process. that may affect how things play out. but my sense is there's less room in the federal system to bend the rules for a federal defendant, alex. >> understandably. can mentions the judge katie. trump appointed judge, aileen cannon, who has been assigned to this case initially, has already made some favorable rulings to the former president. do you expect doj to challenge judge cannon out of the break? can they challenge, and what is the likelihood of winning that challenge if they do it? >> well, alex that is a great question, they may have been favorable rulings for donald trump. but the circuit of appeals oversees what happens with trump, for judges like aileen cannon. they smack down, they said you did something wrong. does that mean that aileen campbell will be sufficiently che's when she actually is assigned to this case? we keep on emphasizing t

states, a number of other funds, smaller americans have always been nearby and the lithuanian secret servicethat pulled chestnuts out of the fire for the american special services and turkey put up with it. they go uh the russian politicians of the united states moreover they are, and the only commodity that lithuania can sell today is its anti-belarusian and anti-russian relations. this is a union lithuanians in grodno initiative has existed since 1995, funded by lithuania and aims to strengthen ties in the community of ethnic lithuanians living in belarus. they teach here the native language , history, culture, gather for the holidays, but as a public association studying the history of language and traditions , add the lithuanian special services as a branch for espionage. yes, there are, and they said now, probably, the german border is already approaching, yes. take the phones back, right? so we’ll arrest you carved and there will already be a conversation elsewhere differently. well, i knew, or something, it will all be fingers moving, the head of the society, antana, suza, yodai moved

june 23 , 1860 is considered the date of the creation of the us secret service. about a third of all erican market was counterfeit, but soon the civil war began and the service really began to work, only when the war ended, the secret service became responsible for capturing all those committing crimes against the state in the 19th century. the service had about 30 agents throughout the country, but the service received the authority to protect the head of state only after three us presidents, linkong garfield and mackinger, were killed, starting with theodora roosevelt, secret agents services began to guard the head of the white house around the clock. now in the state service of about 5,000 people, its functions include ocher. first persons from government buildings and foreign diplomatic missions in the united states on june 23 , 1961, the antarctic treaty came into force . more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first issued a corresponding memorandum. not wanting this part of the world to become a field for international disputes , the treaty became the first arms control a