a former president who has secret service detection mandated by law, there's nothing anyone can do to remove the protection, joe biden can't order it away, it's mandated by law, the idea that a local judge in manhattan could send donald trump to rikers island jail, with a secret service delegation of a couple of dozen , 24 hours a day for whatever period of time we are talking about, that would be several shifts of secret service agents, that would require a hearing where the secret service is testifying about can they protect him there, they will testify that they don't know how to do that, never having done anything like it. i know the judge is just envisioning unlike any other defendant i could be dealing with, putting this person in jail has logistical and practical challenges that may be beyond their capacity. which then i suppose it could open a question like, do you give him home confinement as an alternative to that and in that case, make the secret service in effect be his jailers as well as his protectors? >> i hate to sound like a hardened former prosecutor but that plea fa

the secret service namely the secret service director decided to embrace this goal put out by a women'snization to have 30 percent of the agents on the case of the secret service be females that's roughly doubling the percentage of females in the secret service. what does that lead to? that leads to corner cutting, accepting people not up to standards and sure enough in this case you had the secret service overlooking an obvious problem which was the lawsuit you mentioned where the judge twice dismissed the charges. wouldn't bring it to trial because there was no evidence and that calls into question our judgement and her honesty. that immediately should have been a red flag she never should have been hired and it is so serious. she just as well could have attacked kamala harris. >> jesse: this woman who is running the secret service, this is the same woman that hire this woman. the same woman that kind of covered up the cocaine in the white house is and she? >> i don't know about that but i think that is still up for grabs i don't see any indication of that. you are right that she is a

secret service is something i think people put too much weight on, just because somebody has secret service protection does not mean they cannot do jail time and in this country nobody is above the law and if it is determined jail is appropriate secret service will have to figure it out as part of the rule of law in this country. >> one of the reasons i mentioned secret service in this very court room, the judge, when the question arose of trump joining the sidebars, he was concerned about that because secret service agents would have to accompany trump to the sidebars which i submit is utterly ridiculous but that is how countless people are by the secret service, that room could not be safer. the idea that trump will move from his chair over to hear and somehow is in danger is one of those indicators of just how cowed by the notion of presidential protection delegations judges and other people can be. as we go forward here it seems this is the crucial moment and it seems like trump is trying to find that line, the spot where i can either prove to you that you cannot put me in jail, you wil

the secret service is there for protection. the protection stops when it is determined whether or not an individual broke the law. every individual has an opportunity for his or her day in court if they are charged. if they are convicted, and in this instance, the moment the person is convicted and given to the custody of the authorities, they lose that protection at that moment. so there is no question. and you have seen and all the hearings and in court or they remand the individual to the custody of whoever, that the president loses that protection at that moment. so it is clear in this situation that the public has to understand that no one is above the law. and the individual who is entrusted with the authority also understands that he or she is not above the law and to be quite honest, as you know, i was chair of the january 6 committee. there are a lot of things that came up in our review that caused me great pause. and so i think, anyone in the highest seat of power would give second thoughts to some of the things they

perfthe secret service, namely, the secret service director, kimberly cheatham, decided a embrace this goal, put out by a women's policewoaniz organization to haveatio 30% ofe agents in the case of the secret service being females. t' and that's roughly double the percentage of females in the secret service. well, of coursles in t secret es that lead to? that leads to corner cut in accepting lng people who aree up to standards. sed sure enough, in this cas en you have the secret service overlooking an obviousrv proble, which was the the lawsuit you mentioned, where the judge twice dismissed the charges. wouldn't even bring it to trial, because obviously there was no evidence. and that calls into questionandt her judgment and her honesty.hol so that immediately should have been a red flag. be redver should have been hired. and it's so serious. you know, she just color just as well could have attacked kamala harris. >> i mean, it could have gotten a lot worse. you're right. and this woman, cheadle, who'sie running the secret service, this is the same woman that hired this woman thatn. th

, did he walk over to the white house and just hand it the secret service over there?e likely he probably forgot that he didn't have secret service while he was in the senate that's my guess. >> yes 50 years later when he was vice president he gets a good service but senators don't have secret service it's in the interview howard stern seth meyers these kind of softball forget softball t-ball interviews are what we can expect from this president now until election day because if he is asked a real question about his record on inflation or gas prices or crime or the border we all know the answer will sound like either angry or incoherent or both. >> sean: last were jason. >> no weight joe biden debates he forgot to ask the puppeteers if he could go out and debate no way does he do it he cannot physically get through a debate there is no way will let him up there. >> sean: if he does debate we will see jacked of joe to point o. whatever reed bull he drank more caffeine pills you took or whatever he might have taken. >> pixie sticks. >> sean: don't give it to him again wh

i don't blame the secret service. look who they work for.ne who is default system is cluelessness. and your default system as a professional is complete awareness. it doesn't match. right? you are basically babysitting a child. whom maybe you need crazy agents to match the vp. but once again, the projection hypothesis comes true. everything the media painted trump with, chaos, unworthiness, divisive, unprofessional, erratic, criminal, ignorant, has all come true under joe biden. from the big ticket items, whether it is safety or security or unity, or foreign relations, to the smaller stuff, like the disarray and the scuffles and the verbiage. who knew that everything they would accuse trump of they would fulfill? we did? we all did. >> jesse: didn't we, dana? >> dana: i hope she gets the help she needs. it reminded me of carrie from homeland, do you remember that? kind of like that story come anybody? [laughter] >> jesse: okay. >> dana: maybe the secret service story under obama, they were partying in columbia and there was a huge problem --

there was another person on the secret service detail.ent details they put all the problem children there. that is a fact, you can write it down. apparently she was having an argument with another person on the secret service. she grabbed his phone and started removing apps from the phone. why was there ever relationship they're? i don't know and i will not say. she gets the phone back and the guy says nothing. he just moves on. she starts chest bumping him. now they said that her higher was part of a diversity equity and inclusion push. the response to years of staff shortages and may have required the agency lower its wants strict employment standards. i'm reading that i'm not saying it. i also understand from someone in the know that when she was training into any 16 she heard voices and everybody ignored it. and there she is. >> she heard voices, what does that tell you? >> voices carry. >> that was good. >> i don't blame the secret service, -- look with a work for. imagine being a bodyguard for someone whose default system is clueles

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well, 1st registered and housed, but not always innocently west and secret services. like to see i a, in the bush m, i 6 went to the marie and sold it to the elbow, the all east german citizens who came to west berlin and had to 1st registering marie and failed to and being questioned by the intelligent services from the 3 allied powers was part of the admission process of cardboard. aim was to persuade people that often now they decide to leave east germany. they might, could work for west germany. the, the ship it says lived and spied in west berlin, but travelled regularly to the start as a collective in east berlin. because the apartment was used to relate instructions and give them a place to have lunch and chat homeless. we're not for the of the high profile spies that we've met for 13 years, always in that of course that we weren't friends, but we worked well together. we became a cheese and developing our legend. so if we would ever, because we had it all clear, they gave me virtually fry on to the side, what information would be useful. and then i develop pro

but of course, so many, it has become one of the main targets for russian secret services, as since it decided to stand on ukraine side when russia, unless it's full scale invasion against ukraine 2 years ago. and germany has since become the 2nd figure, supply of weapons to crane off to the united states. and the u. s. a has a large military presence in germany. there's not the 1st time we're hearing about russian spies being arrested in germany. that's currently a quote case against a member of the german domestic intelligence service and being d who are also accused of passing on classified documents. we've got a lot russian speaking minority here in germany as well. not everybody supports the current government when it comes to the ukraine policy. so there are lots of people who all the target groups for a russian spies who want to undermine support for ukraine. now in light of these revelations, um, the german government has some and the russian ambassador to berlin. what can you tell us about the bodies of clothes and extremely serious steps to take. this is not taken light heart

so the main person accused there is a 39 year old mine due to s e 's, a case of secret service agent activities, and also security endangering imaging of military facilities. so he's a tease of having taken photos of military bases. and specifically, he is a lead, so i've been in contact with a member of the russian secret service and to i've worked with him on several past plans in germany since october last year. so twins $23.00 and, and he's said to have agreed to commit explosives in awesome that tax on military infrastructure and industrial sites in germany was a goal to sabotage military aid from germany to ukraine. and he was helped allegedly, by alex on the j. and now we're talking about the u. s. space in the south of germany in good off in the us military chains, ukrainian soldiers the and as to a motivation native for alleged operations like this. why is gemini a target for russian intelligence? a gemini, over the last 2 years has become the 2nd biggest supplier of weapons to ukraine after the united states is in a very important suppose that are all few criminals in other

another bill has appeared there, let’s decide for trump, deprive him of this himself from the secret service the united states, to universities, i told you last time when i was there, that universities are on fire, well , universities have also been added there, and they just added assaults there with batons, with sewage gas and so on, and it was they themselves who set it all on fire and it’s blazing on both sides, young people are rioting, which means they are of the islamic faith, leftists who don’t believe in anything, even to hell with everyone, just to make a fuss, that's them they also brought up in universities this whole activist thing, so to speak, because they wanted, well, they wanted against the republicans, against the conservatives, so to speak, against trump later, they raised such young people who only know how to make a fuss about who gives them the money now yes, it’s quite difficult to say, because all the tents in berkeley were amazingly the same color, and who could it be, ah-ah-ah-ah-ah, so, another thing that they, with which they encountered and collided with the oth

does he have to forcibly waive his right to secret service protection?se are complicated questions, but i think that is a reason why the judge will be ultimately reluctant to impose that kind of punishment. >> the only thing i will say before i say goodbye, is something is unprecedented until it is precedence. right? >> that is true. >> maybe judge juan merchan will create precedents for a former president of the united states on tuesday. thank you so much for joining us, especially on a saturday. it is good to see you. >> thank you, katie. good to be with you. >>> still to come on "the katie phang show", a trail of two campaigns, president biden on the campaign trail this week while donald trump reportedly dozing off in a manhattan courtroom. the impact of that split screen. could it have as big of an impact as we think on voters and the lead up to decision 2024? don't go anywhere. go anywhere. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪♪)

and then to remove the secret service protection, this is complete projection, one hilla kerner glennnald trump while want to do with his enemies. we sought for careers of ben crump administers him to be like and we saw -- see what the biden and minister anand like and we see the -- >> joe: that's a good point, they are on the east coast too. best -- kat do you think hillary is going to get over 2016? >> no. i mean, who what? i mean, i don't talk -- it was a real tough one. [laughter] at least she said something new about it, you know, that he wants to kill people. before that it was just, you know, that he didn't care about democracy and all that stuff that they've been using for years and years and then people get kind of i guess maybe jaded to hearing those kind of things? but i guess she thought maybe she would up the ante element and say, you know, you wants to kill his opponents. i don't know. but i think it's really harmful because of the way that it turns our political debates okay if you're a trump supporting your not just -- you're a person who wants to support the guy who w

lisa alluded to it is the secret service. you have a former president of thepr united states inside who s secret as much as protection and a major incident has happened right when he's sitting in court. i don't know how they're going to respond. we're going to be watching for that. but i can't imagine that that's not going to complicate things this afternoon, and even as we're going forward, those are the sort of things i'm thinking about this as we're taking in awful news. >> i want to bring in msnbc legal analyst, catherine christian and charles coleman. lisa said it well for what happens after the lunch break, all bets arete off. what dobe you imagine the considerations are now for judge juan merchan. >> i've worked down right in the building across from 100 center street for over 30 years. nothing like this has ever happened.ha no one has set themselves on fire. we have had protests, there's clearly crime downtown lower manhattan. but this is a first. so the courthouse security are the court officersou and the perimeter.

i think it's the right thing for the secret service to think about those possibilities. they certainly plan for more remote possibilities than this. but i don't think it's on the horizon immediately as we sit here now and also kind of speaks to it really does speak to the unprecedented nature of all of it, right? that there could be a defendant who may need to be reprimanded to custody, but that defendant also needs to have access to the secret service in case of an emergency, it's all just a lot. it's good to see you la let's see what happens tomorrow. >> thanks, sarah ben, description ever it's a lot. all right. how airlines may soon have to do more to make you happy if you're flight ends up getting delayed. also, millions of medicare patients are now gaining access to a widely, wildly popular drug that helps with weight loss. >> that's ahead. >> live from the nation's capital, one of the most unforgettable nights in dc. >> there's wonderful read back here. >> president biden and comedian collin joseph headline the white house correspondents dinner live saturday at sev

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trust me, when we had our meetings before this took place, we met with fdny, ems, court partns, secret serviceite sure what else you are looking for. reporter: well, an ambulance on standby -- >> ems and fdny were in the area during the trial as well and they are totally aware of what is going on, and our response time today was pretty quick. reporter: do you know if the man said anything before, during the incident? >> as of right now what we have shown is that he walked directly into the park and began to throw the pamphlets in the air and then lit himself on fire. that could come out during our investigation. we have a lot of witnesses here. a lot of people are coming forward. we hope if more people come forward we can put more information together. as of now we don't have that he is making statements. reporter: [indiscernible] >> yeah, we are looking through his social media and what he did online prior, and it appeared that he did post something in regards to this event prior to the incident. reporter: -- posting something like this trial when you are gathering intelligence, social media

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saying it would quote, alleviate a conflict between the secret services mission and prison officialsd with the protection of inmates. i hear you chuckling, so finish the thought. what do you think about that? >> you know i got into this career decades ago. of all the things i thought i would have to think about the idea of you know a fistfight between officers of the secret service and the bureau of prison, at you know, some federal prison some where is not something i had exactly on my bingo card. but you know the other thing and i want to endorse what jennifer said. the other thing that shows so much in this scene and in the last number of months in 2016, that was in many ways a a diabolical campaign. donald trump stood for horrible things but relative to now he was more disciplineed. this year it's about making himself feel good for the next 60 seconds than wining as a candidate for president with a wining message. i think telling people in advance if they elect you, he wants to be a dictator for a day. pit the defense department against his enemys and possibly take us out of nato

the main we're planning the attacks in co ordination with the russian secret service of the w chief. political correspondent, nina hottest, has a rather cold us. more about the 2 alleged russian agents. they are jewel citizens or have a gentleman and a russian passport, and the name does data s and alexander j by authority. so no last names given to us because of germany's privacy rules. they were arrested in the south of germany on wednesday morning because of the said to have spied on us spaces and planned attacks on military transportation routes on letting me improved in order. so the main person to choose there is a 39 year old mine due to se, is a case of secret service agent activities and also security endangering imaging of military facilities. so he's a tease of having taken photos of military bases. and specifically, he is a lead, so i've been in contact with a member of the russian secret service and to have worked with him on several past plans in germany since october last year. so twins $23.00 and, and he's said to have agreed to commit explosives in austin that tax on

so i've been in contact with a member of the russian secret service center. i've worked with him on several times, plans in germany since october last year. so twins $23.00 and, and he said to have agreed to commit explosives and awesome that tax on military infrastructure and industrial sites. and germany was a goal to sabotage military aid from germany to ukraine. and he was helped allegedly, by alex on the j a. now we're talking about the u. s. space in the south of germany and cut off in the us military chains, ukrainian soldiers that and as to and motivation data for alleged operations like this. why is gemini a target for russian intelligence? it's a gemini, over the last 2 years has become the 2nd biggest supplier of weapons to ukraine after the united states is in a very important suppose that are all few criminals in other fields when it comes to financial and she monetary and aid when it comes to helping the country with the recovery and reconstruction where it's possible. and so the u. s. is of course, also as a folder of ukraine and has large mili

the secret service paramilitary team, which protects the president, the counter assault team, cat team. i got thinking and knowing what how they're job is to protect the life of the president no matter what and they will go to any. then i was thinking well what would they because of course if an incoming missile is coming into washington, d.c., the president's in washington, d.c., the secret service is going to get him out, is going to be their focus. and they are very determined. and they also have a lot more weapons than anyone else around. okay. and so in interviews with the former director of the secret service, cat team members, i about this other unique element called, a unique part of the captain called the element and that's would come into play in the white house to move the president. and that was interesting. new on it had not been on the record before very valuable for people to know because i didn't know anything about again you're talking about these you know there are no rules like so the cat team is going to get him out. the stratcom commander is going to say we need to

>> the secret service doesn't let me do the same are. >> trump and his allies want to repeal the mostents in climate ever the work you risk your lives doing. i don't know why we are surprised by trump. how may times to be have to prove he can't be trusted. >> sean: how many times do you have to prove. it seems that joe is a cognitive mess unfit to lead the country as it explains why trump is leading in the polls massive numbers we had the morning consult as it's interesting as they have trump leading biden by 7 in arizona, 49-42, 6 points in georgia, 8 points in nevada, 51-43, 10 points north carolina. and her public and also let his democrat rival by 4 points in wisconsin all within the margin of error. course we have the cohost of the big-money show on fox business tommy starting with you the biggest lee donald trump has had that are seen in the swing state polls think there's a lot of reasons for know you will tell me gavin newsom will replacing but before you tell me that what you think of the numbers. >> it's unfortunate that donald trump hasn't been able to be on the campaign tr

the secret service paramilitary team, which protects the president, the counter assault team, cat team. i got thinking and knowing what how they're job is to protect the life of the president no matter what and they will go to any. then i was thinking well what would they because of course if an incoming missile is coming into washington, d.c., the president's in washington, d.c., the secret service is going to get him out, is going to be their focus. and they are very determined. and they also have a lot more weapons than anyone else around. okay. and so in interviews with the former director of the secret service, cat team members, i about this other unique element called, a unique part of the captain called the element and that's would come into play in the white house to move the president. and that was interesting. new on it had not been on the record before very valuable for people to know because i didn't know anything about again you're talking about these you know there are no rules like so the cat team is going to get him out. the stratcom commander is going to say we need to

he's a legs to have been in contact with one member of the russian secret service stuff, work with him on some of those plans. he's also set to have agreed to commit explosives and austin and tax on military infrastructure and industrial sites in germany with a goal to sabotage military aid from germany to ukraine. and alex on the electrically helped him. so apparently talking also about u. s. military infrastructure here in germany and the us army has a base in the south and gospel where trying to pregnancy hoses. now this is of course, raising many alarms, but it's also a big success for german authorities. but just to give our viewers a sense, how big is the perceived threat of russian espionage here in germany? stephanie has always been a target for russian espionage. that can be no illusions, but of course it's extremely in the focus. and since it signed it with ukraine of the rest of loans to its full scale invasion, 2 years ago, germany has since become the 2nd biggest supplier of weapons to ukraine of the united states. and that is, of course, not something that the kremlin lik

and specifically, he is a lead, so i've been in contact with a member of the russian secret service and to have worked with him on several past plans in germany since october last year. so 2023 and, and he said to have agreed to commit explosives in austin that tax on military infrastructure and industrial sites in germany was a goal to sabotage military aid from germany to ukraine. and he was held allegedly by alex on the j a. now we're talking about the u. s. space in the south of germany in good off in the us military chains, ukrainian soldiers that we can help bringing alexander down. yeah. okay. he's an expert on russian hybrid warfare and joins us from key. mr. donnelly. ok, welcome to d w. now these 2 suspects are alleged to have passed on sensitive information about military bases and industrial sites in germany. give us a sense of how dangerous that kind of information could potentially become in the kremlin hands. i don't think this could be any sort of a problem for germany. uh, i mean the information itself is not a big deal, but the, the same time what is already reported.

the to is, he's a legs to have been in contact with one member of the russian secret service stuff worked with him on some of those plans. he's also set to have agreed to commit explosives and austin and tax on military infrastructure and industrial sites in germany with a goal to sabotage military aid from germany to ukraine and alex on the allegedly helped him. so apparently talking also about u. s. military infrastructure here in germany and the u. s. army has a base in the south and also where to trans ukrainians hoses in germany's interior, minnesota and nancy phasers as her country support for ukraine will not waiver we tried smart security services have prevented possible bomb attacks, intended to damage and undermine our military assistance to ukraine, this is a particularly serious case of alleged by activity for pollutants criminal regime, right? to put in separate sugars. him that will continue to work to prevent any seems like these to threaten us was in rushes, murderous war of aggression against you. claims the gun or security services have stuffed up or protective measures

joe biden is the first president in history used to the secret service, denies secret service protectionone of his political opponents for political reasons. he is a weapon rising up federal agencies be three cnn anchors are so useless and overpaid, produces a half to fact check the gas after they have left. watch. >> he asserted that president biden has denied him secret service protection in the selection. first of all there is no evidence that president biden has been at all personally involved in decisions about who should and should not get secret service protection. he also claimed that jill bennett had been personally censoring him and we know there's a controversy around what has medications with social media companies that about what posts and accounts should be up. there is no evidence that biden has been involved. >> jesse: cnn said that biden is on personally involved in the biden demonstration. [ laughter ] cnn does not fact check democratic guess, only republicans and independence and only after they left and cannot respond. what a chicken way of doing the news. don't debat

you don't have secret service protection as a senator.needs to hide joe biden's age is because they don't want the public to think about kamala harris taking over the oval office. >> laura: what's kamala been up to? >> well, she held a big criminal justice summit at the white house yesterday with that criminal scholar of our age kim kardashian. a word of the day was apparently second chances. >> using your platform in a way that has really lifted up the importance of talking about and being dedicated to second chances. i know that it works to give people second chances. we have been here then at the white house we have done a number of things that have been about allowing people second chances through understanding the obstacles that present in society prevent people from taking a second chance. >> i'm glad the word of the day wasn't repetition, laura. >> laura: she has had six second chances. all right, raymond, i know you spoke to robert f. kennedy jr. this week. and i was shocked, not really but i was stunned still that he believes tha

one of them has been doing it in contact with the russian secret services since october of last year. or the other since march of this year, schumann induced climate change, et cetera. of course, the record of breaking heat waves that hit advocates the hell originality of this month, temperatures, and became the faster and molly, so to above $45.00 degrees celsius on the wall is whether attribution estimates hundreds. if not thousands of people died. as a result is also added the be extreme. heat was a once in a 200 year of angel there. the trends will likely continue with future warming. well, we can now speak to him was certainly mon, i saw he's the executive director at the martin in climate and sustainability for him. he joins us now from north shot. me. so this a how is missing usually pretty hot, but this heat wave was surg stream. we saw so many desk that i understand moves run out of space. was this a failure of governments to adopt? couldn't they have known what was coming is going to use you be so happy that it should not come out of the sales price because the store 3 to be

you would get a visit from the secret service now, nowadays, trump has secret service protection. so i guess it's a little bit different >> you don't fit to me, frankly, he should not be above the law. he should not be different just because he's are former president. and you're absolutely right. just ask my friend kathy griffin. whose entire career was jettison because of a very inappropriate image that she shared with that head of trump's. and so and it goes back to this, you know, what we can't take these things that trump is doing and saying now, when he talks about bloodbath, when he calls migrants invaders who are poisoning the blood of america when he shares images like these, we can't take in a vacuum because this is not the first time he does this. you and i, jim. know what it's like to be attacked person by this precedent. you and i know the threats that come from it and so i keep asking myself we really going to go into four more years of this chaos of this recklessness of waking up with the stress in the morning of not knowing what scandal what international incident w

her shocking news story about the democrats were not trying to take away the former president's secret serviceion which would leave president crump and his family very vulnerable, not a good idea. also tonight we'll hear from new england patriots owner robert kraft will be with us. he is now cutting off all donations to his alma mater and that would be lumby a university because of the "virulent hate that continues to grow on campus." take a look at your screen. this is what he is talking about. a young woman, at columbia cup holding up a sign that reads "our custom's text next target." an arrow pointing to the students that are standing behind her waving israeli and american flags. now arkansas is the militarized terrorist wing of hamas responsible for the worst and the most barbaric character attack in history of israel. remember they buried babies alive, the beheaded men, women and children. they take infants as hostages. they use rape as a weapon of war over 1200 that in a day. and this woman on your scr screen, face covered with a scarf, is not hoping for more of the same. she is not alon

trump is trying to force the judge to throw him in jail, and tonight, sources told abc news the secret service is actually

oh, what did he walk over to the white house and, k just hand it to the secret service over there? eight more. more likely. he probably forgot that he didn't have the secrety fo service while he was in the senate. that's my guess. >> yeah, it was 50 years later when he was vice president. yep. finally he got the secretyear service. but the senators aren't given secret service protection, so looktees vi, in the end,s do it's interviews with jason bateman, howard stern, seth meyers, thesn'thae kind of softf i mean, forget softball. tee ball interviews are what we can expect this president now until election day, because if he's asked a real question un is record on inflation, gas prices, crime, the border, we all know what the answer is goingpror to sound like either angry or incoherent or both. asn >> last word, jason. no way.. joe biden debates. he forgot to ask the puppeteer>s he could go out and debate. no way he does it. oebat way t physicallyebat get through a debate. there's no way they're going to let him up there. and it'sthere et a shame. s deba >> americans debate if he doe

by the way, to bennie i think the bureau of prisons will accommodate the secret service. i am sure they can find a place for them. >> i want to see the fist fight. >> yeah. you know i'm -- look. when you were talking about that i mean -- no disrespect to the secret service but i think the bureau -- the folks at the bureau of prisons may have a little more experience with that kind of fight. jennifer. >> you're probably right. thank god for american history. that's true. >> yes. jennifer, michael, thank you both very much for coming to the last word. >>> coming up, this week one of the more challenged members of the house republican caucus fought with one of this program's smartest frequent guests. you will see it next. , it is gentle on your skin. it breathes life into your laundry. ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute t

we met with secret service. so i'm not quite sure what else you're looking for. >> well, an ambulance like on stand by. >> yeah, em, and fdny are in the area during the trial as well, and they're totally aware of what's going on, and our response time today was pretty quick. >> reporter: did the man say anything, before, during the incident? >> as of right now, what we're showing is that he just walked directly into the park and began to throw the pamphlets in the air, and then lit himself on fire. that could come out during the investigation. we have a lot of witnesses here, a lot of people coming forward. we hope if more people come forward, we can put more information together. as of right now, we don't have that he was making any statements. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> we're looking through his social media, and what he did online prior, and it appears that he did post something in regards to this event prior to the incident. >> reporter: to walk back, i'm hearing that something like this trial wh