he didn't have secret service protection.ert kennedy asked for secret service and did not receive it. who makes the determination who gets secret service protection when running for president? sec. mayorkas: i do. and what we do is we have set up a process. we have defined criteria, and the process, the process provides for a bipartisan group of congressional leaders to make recommendations to me after they have analyzed the factors that we have established. this is a protocol that was established prior to the trump administration, and so we resuscitated it. it is apolitical. it is bipartisan. and the factors are apolitical. and i have followed in each instance the recommendation of the bipartisan group. there has been no light between or amongst us. david: but when i worked in the white house 100 years ago or so, it was the president and vice president got secret service protection. sec. mayorkas: as they do now. david: but it seems as if a lot of white house aides and other people have secret service protection. it seems it

the secret service -- by israel. secret service is telling us in preparation for the events in washington, d.c. there is potential for large crowds to gather, including anti-scale fencing have been put in place near the white house complex. that protest is moving forward despite israel's daring rescue of four israeli hostages in central gaza a cover night, something biden and macron were already planning to talk about before the breaking news. >> i absolutely expect that the president will spend some time with president macron talking about the way we have been pushing hard for this new proposal to get the hostages out and to get a ceasefire started. >> reporter: we're about a 15 is minutes now past when we were told to expect to see president biden and president ma if krone at the palace -- macron at the palace nearby to make press statements. and even though they've got good news to talk about with these hostages being released -- rather, being saved by the israeli forces in central gaza, we have been told explicit

even secret service agents aren't safe. >> you feel it safe to say he's not good at his job? ged and also he didn't keep it a secret we all heard about it the only worse guy have ever seen at their job and this guy was 1 time i was in the times square subway i saw a mime with no depth perception all washing it we were going with it people are like they socks guy in the box and i go well you can't talk that's even worse. really quickly they shut the gun but they don't know if anybody was shot know a lot of times they'll the gunshot the absence of that probably didn't shoot anybody. would you do if held at gunpoint what would you do. >> assure my hands that's what it took my hands a fiesta somebody did that to me i might turn the gun around or give them my money depends on if they were cooperative already have my kids single best self defenses to run you could turn and run out of the situation there's plenty of ways they're going down shot at gunpoint in the streets is not 1 of them. kennedy what would you do? >> i would have champ with me he bites everybody. if you got a gun on

the secret service would keep an eye on him. and there was a long list of court mandate the rules that he had to follow. among them therapy, medication, limited travel. no media interviews or contact with his victims' relatives or jodie foster. but ron reagan was still concerned. >> my worry is that his narcissistic personality or the will be affronted and he will not get the attention that he feel he's owed and he will act out again in some violent way. >> reporter: there is greater awareness and empathy in those that suffer from mental illness. but insanity laws are much stricter. >> states were in a rush to change to insanity defenses. some states instituted guilty, but mentally ill. >> reporter: in federal course. the burden of proof has shifted to the defense team that must prove that the defendant is insane. if hinckley were tried under the new law, many believe, he would be convicted. >> do you know what he's doing with himself? >> he volunteers at a church. he goes on walks. he established a bunch of friends over time. >

he has absolute discretion to give me secret service protection.e itself which we have worked with and has been a very, very cooperative with as an supportive of me getting protection, in its own assessment determined i was an elevated risk. i've had three home break-ins since i've announced my candidacy, in one case a mentally ill person mated to the second floor of my house when my family was home, another case and an -- an armed man came to, he faked his id, came to both u.s. marshal badge, a fake federal photo id on his belt, came to one of my rallies and demanded a private meeting with me in the green room. he had two conceal the shoulder holsters with loaded magazines, a bag full of ammunition and before he left to see me, he taped a tiktok, is only tiktok post, which you said goodbye, a downward turn from this mission alive, tell people what to do. >> neil: when mayorkas -- were they aware of these incidences? >> a yes, and they are. >> neil: that alone! joe biden, he reports to joe biden so job item i just say well, little risk here to give

there are 20 plus+8 subcommittes related to security that my office and the secret service are workingisan way again to increase the security grants for the convention. the security grants came into play in the first presidential election after 9/11, so 2004, and they have been stuck at $50 million since then. costs have gone up. i give the anecdote that when i was a kid back then, i could a dollar and go to the juice, a pack of gum and a honey bun for a book -- buck. have work to increase the funding so nowdollars, and we ag collaboratively with businesses, particularly those impacted use th in the security footprint to be best prepared for this. our visitors and tourism bureau are working to make sure that similwaukee and our region haven opportunity to get plugged in with opportunities with the rnc this security, working with the secret service are focused in on making sure we are prepared to have a conventionafl benefit everyone here in our community. >> how do you accommodate the and businesses that have been be around the convention site? >> that is exactly what i was talking abo

hitler's idea new docs showing biden repeatedly watched his german shepherd commander attack secret servicewe have details. first, the age of trump. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> laura: as usual, the experts got it spectacularly wrong. >> his support is collapsing. the way we saw nixon's support collapse in a matter of days. >> and trumpers are running off the ship like rats. >> this week was probably finished him as a serious political figure. >> dobbs has electrified the american public. >> this is reerecting the blue wall. >> there is the belief among some that if, you know, within the republican party trump is going to sink of his own weight, the indictments are going to bring him down. >> laura: then came warnings about how trump was alienating all those holdout moderates. >> he is contributing to the divisiveness and division in this country. >> donald trump speaks and is the most divisive cruel person in the history of the presidency. >> they are worried about those nikki haley voters who may not come home, who may vote for joe biden. who may stay home. that is why don

secret service. cal and then you have what, kamala? secret service getting into fistfights.es, that'ret se ens right.by oh, the secret service is getting bit by the dog. like, i feel like maybe j i'm just curious, are they still wearing secret service uniforms todayusousy st? dresses still in luggage? like what's what's going on with the secret servicee sec oh, i hate to be i hate to be gy that guy, but i'm telling the thing is trickling down. i mean, it's like it's kind of,h like, fine. >> it's the path of least resistance. resistance f. ll the holes o >> i don't know what i'm saying. oh, you're making a good point. i'm just saying, when that happene >> y pn itd and they asked him what happened, and his only answer is i won't tell. like there's that's problem. yeah, there's a criminal with his business. thank you. there's a case.llywoo >> the secret service said the fundraiser was in hollywood. i mean, tustin has, like, the auto mall where he wengot. s >> that's what he was where l he wasn't supposed to be, which is mucimeligh like me right nowa >> listen, when you have to

if he goes to prison, we will take away his security, the secret service.ut this is a death threat from a member of congress. this surprises you. half of the congressmen shouted: “don’t let them get away with anything, and you can say something like that, and they’ll praise you for it.” if we say anything like that, then we literally call for violence, because our words are violence, tucker, this is double standards, all these congresswomen, all these hamas supporters in congress, calling for the death of people in the middle east, and this is normal, they can do this, but if if we did something like that, we would be blocked, we would be removed from all social networks, we would be canceled, and these are... different games, we play two completely different games with them, but this is a direct threat, even tony fauci has it, he’s not even a government employee anymore, but he’s protected by a secret service, he walks his dog in washington and i know about this because i used to walk a dog there myself, and there are three guys guarding him, but they want

secret service agent was accosted by someone in a residential neighborhood and had his bag stolen at gunpoint. it happened in the city of tucson, orange county. now, police say that the agent fired their gun, but they didn't know if anyone was shot. officers say that this car was spotted leaving the scene and that they did find some of the agent's stolen belongings. we don't know if the agent was part of the biden or obama secret service detail. >>> and developing now, this is how the skies look tonight over a new mexico village that just ordered all of its residents to evacuate. an exploding wildfire is burning dangerously close to ruidoso. it was an immediate, mandatory go evacuation for the entire village of about 7,700 people. a wildfire has consumed at least 4,900 acres on an apache reservation, and it was moving so fast that city leaders told residents not to gather up their belongings or protect their homes, simply to go now. >>> let's go ahead and go to darren peck, who i know has been tracking all of the smoke that has been drifting from our wildfires drifting down into the

someone else who was a stealing the secret service guy. i mean, the secret service getting held up. i don't, but that's just a single low point. right. this isn't in there of approval of california. i a. yeah . on the other side of the americas, most populated county. the cops at the side is how do we deal with these crime figures? so let me think and even going to it is, yeah, i got one. let's stop telling people so many crimes being committed. that'll work. correct dogs. here's a headline from the l. a times the police department has stopped posting crime numbers this public website after rolling out a new record keeping system, as ukraine said, just before the counter offensive. so things are going from bad to worse and pearl, california, i and even in the old school system as the new citizens, to which are americans, these great arbiters of freedom and the land, a lot of free in the home of the brave and all of us when they graduate school, they immediately embark to local nursing homes and participate in community based ed spirited activities. correct. ok. let's take a look. le

with that secret service agent they didn't realize he had a gun.nce they took off with bag they started shooting at him. secret service doesn't know if he hit anybody. >> yeah. well, this is a big concern in california. theft in general is a big concern in california. i mean, case in point, just take a look at november. crime will be on the ballot in november. and voters there it seems like an initiative to reform proposition 47 for instance, has made it into the ballot and, of course, for a lot of people in california, proposition come under fire loosen restrictions for drug and retail theft crimes. voters believe making their voices heard in november. >> lawrence: thank you, maddy. >> of course. >> lawrence: happen advertiser in chicago when the convention isn't there. you think california is bad. wait until you go to have an entire convention there where crime is out of control. shooting people day to day. robbing people, carjacking. >> brian: try push it all back. >> ainsley: clean it up. >> brian: so worried about it they have joe biden maybe

she mass no secret service protection. i mean, this family is a mess. they are always talking about the trump family. talking about what they have. at least he takes care of his kids. >> brian: no problem with the trump kids who aren't kids. >> steve: one of the things talking about abbe lowell doing with the defense. we should point out that david weiss and the prosecution team. it sounds like they are loaded forebear. >> brian: by the way, is this a race? because joe biden is winning. is this a race? >> steve: brian, you always let the boss win whether it's golf or biking. today dr. flown fauci is set to is testify it in front of the house lawmakers who are pushing him to hand over his private email and his phone records as he and his top associates face new accusations over a covid cover-up. >> brian: fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel is here. we already see the democrats are going to make this political because they are going to have a precommittee presser at 8:45. what do you expect to hear today? >> first of all, it's not political. it'

someone else who was a stealing the secret service guy. i mean, the secret service getting held up. i don't, but that's just a single low point, right. this isn't in there of approval of california. i a. yeah, on the other side of the americas, most populated county, the cops of the site is how do i deal with these crime figures? let me think anyone. good ideas. yeah, i got one. let's stop telling people how many crimes being committed. that will work. correct dogs. here's a headline from the l. a times the police department has stopped posting crime numbers is probably the website after rolling the record keeping system. as ukraine said, just before the counter offensive sheesh. so things are going from bad to worse and pearl, california, a and even in the old school system as the new citizens, the future americans at these great arbiters are freedom and the land, a lot of free in the home of the brave and all of us when they graduate school, they immediately embark to a local nursing homes and participate in community based ed spirited activities. correct? okay, let's take a look.

a report has biden being aware of what commander did with just choa few choice secret service agents.spondent, kevin corke is here with altaill the cheery details, kevin. >> brilliantly written, my friend, even to you.wi judicial watch is giving us a window my exclusive one into the harrowing circumstancesan considering joe biden's dog, commander, and attacks onee secret service agents which apparently tops three dozen according to records. what more, the president himself was present for at least three of the taxpayer the folks over at judicial watch ask foriden records related to incidents of aggression and fights involvingo the familylv dog, commander, including but not limited to communication sent to and from secret service officials. more on that in a moment you're .the dog has been known to buy lots of folks protecting thepres president. a lot of examples out there and maybe they didn't know as many but how about this one, as i started to work towards him,in talking about the president,g y see if you needed help,le commander ran through his legsgl and bit my arm through my left

trump's gun ownership has been unclear, and he's been under secret service protection for nine years. but records show he was registered as owning a firearm at the time he was indicted. >>> testimony will continue today in the federal gun trial of hunter biden. the president's son is accused of using illegal drugs while purchasing a gun. yesterday, some of biden's former romantic partners were asked about his history of addiction. his ex-wife testified that biden was angry while on drugs but said he could function. and the ex-girlfriend told the jury at one point he was using drugs every 20 minutes or so and said he was an active user at the time he filled out the form for the gun. the defense says he did not knowingly lie on the form. >>> amanda knox lost the bid to clear her name as she was reconvicted of slander. she was sentenced to three years in prison, but that's time she's already served, and she will not go to jail. for the latest, let's go live to rome and claudio lavanga. why was amanda knox back on trial in italy? >> reporter: back in 2011, i was one of those reporters out

>> well, for kim cheatle, the director of the secret service, who we just heard from this is an nsfc that's national special security event that puts the secret service in overall charge of coordinating this effort with the fbi, taking on the role of intelligence and counterterrorism with femur standing in the wings for consequence management, if something natural, man-made or criminal happens. so just the massiveness of the effort. and of course, the chicago pd is the big dog in this crowd because they have the thousands of cops that are going to be on the front lines and behind the scenes and coordinating all of that as a lot, but you and i were both at at the global threat summit overseas recently and we heard the threat stream you've got al-qaeda propaganda calling for lone wolves, ice is launching attacks in multiple countries. so they have their concerns, which is why they spent so much time planning. >> yeah, i think that's the thing. there are so many threats. they have to plan for everything. they have to be right to keep everyone safe. and it is quite a paul order. >> john

kelce said that secret service members told him when he arrived that they were authorized to tase himo the podium. he believes the secret service was frustrated with him over having an expired driver's license during the chiefs' last white house visit. he did go up to the podium and said i've been waiting for this. but patrick mahomes scooted him away. >> you know what i love about the pod kcast, we see things pl out. then we get the inside scoop from the podcast. we find out all the little things we may never have known otherwise. >> they're so popular, these guys. >> speaking of travis, while he's meeting world leaders, his girlfriend is coming to the defense of fellow pop icons. lady gaga took to tiktok reminding people to vote and shut down recent pregnancy rumors. she made reference to taylor swift's song. and taylor commented on those who remarked about gaga's appearance. this all came after some pictures surfaced from a wedding. people were assuming that she was pregnant. i mean, she says she's not. but of course taylor swift comes to her defense. a girl's girl. >> the first th

person on the rnc, so every single week my office is meeting with the■@, is meeting with the secret servicees t make sure we are looking at every single aspect related to the rnc. váthere are 20 plus subcommittes related to securitynd the secree are working on. we workedagain to increase the y ion. the security grants came into in the first presidential election after 9/11, 2004, and they have been stuck at $50 million since costs have gone u. i give the anecdote that when i was a kid back then, i could take a store and get chips, juice, a pack of gum and a honey bun for a book -- we have incree funding so now it is 75 million llarrking collaboratively with businesses, particularly those impacted because they are in the security footprint bour visitors and tou are working to make sure that businesses all throughout our region have an opportunity to get plugged in with opportunities with the rnc as well, so whether it is business, security, working with the secret service, we are focused in on making sure we are prepared to have a convention that is& and one that will benefit everyone here i

the president watched as commander attacked secret service agents. kevin corke is in dc with the story. >> an exclusive window into the harrowing circumstances surrounding commander, the president's dog and his numerous attacks on secret service agents which could top three dozen such attacks according to new really -- newly released records. apparently the president himself was present for at least three of those attacks. now everybody knows commander has been known to bite but there are a lot of examples you may not know about including this one. as i started to walk toward him, him being the president, to see if you needed help, commander ran through his legs and bit my left arm through the front of my jacket. i pulled my arm away and yelled no, potus yelled and then blank. the story went on to say that the dog later jumped up and bit him in the left arm again for a second time. his suit coat had not one, not to but three holes. and that's not it, there are other conversations between secret service officials including this one from september 2023

. >> this year is convention in chicago has the secret service pulling out all the stops. >> i think there are expecting around 50,000 people all total. that would be involved in either attending the event, working the event, or participating in the event in some way, the secret service has been designated to be an overall command of security planning. >> the lone gunman. >> you've got folks that are radicalized. you've got demonstrations that may pop up and, you know, obviously we hope they remain peaceful here, but they could turn violent and that the worst chicago has a history at the 1968 democratic national convention with a backdrop of the vietnam war. >> there were violent clashes between police and protesters chicago police were blamed for escalating the violence it's a history. they have worked hard to overcome. >> this isn't 1960. there have been advances in policing. if you look at the technology that we have now there's a for an approach. >> we met chicago police superintendent larry snelling at the crime prevention and information center or the cpic it's a 24/7 commence

a secret service agent held at gunpoint, imagine that. a law-enforcement officer as an fbi agent, it is not make you immune from crimes committed against you, but you have a gun and there's a deadly force policy and when a gun is put to your head or you are put at gunpoint, deadly force is justified. i understand he or she did return fire but we don't know what happened to the suspect. but again, very chilling that that could happen. the jewellery heist up in california. twenty individuals, this was in broad daylight shortly after 1:00 pm on an afternoon. that's just acceptable now because it's been happening so often. when there are's note consequences for the crimes, the cycle continues. thank goodness at least five individuals were arrested but what about the 15 others? i was flabbergasted to see how they just went in, they took what they wanted and were on their way. >> kevin: and by the way, they talk about "the 5" who were arrested, i'd like to find out are we talking about adults goes in many cases like this they will actually use

what does that how do you throw the secret service protection into all of this? what does that do well, for today, not much because it's going to be a virtual meeting via zoom or something like that. >> but the conditions of his probation the secret service, will be with him all the time the probation department could call them in as witnesses. if there's an alleged violation and i think one of the first things that's going to come up are a travel. if you're going to travel and by the way, if you're a presidential candidate, you're going to travel. you need the permission your probation officer. and number two, i don't live in new york. i mean, i have a building here in an apartment, but i'm a florida resident. can i get my case transferred to florida? i think that's going to be likely request and the answer is it can happen. one probation, one states probation can transfer to another state for supervision. if that's where the person lives, and then there'll be some administrative stuff such as a convicted felon in new york state they're going to ask him for his

we have asked the secret service and police., if it can happen to him, does anyone feel safe? >> bill: more to come on this. we'll learn a lot more because of you. thank you, william, in los angeles, thanks. >> martha: big topic today. white house dubbing a series of unflattering videos of president biden as manipulated or altered. let's take a look at a few moments over recent weeks, watch. ♪ >> martha: those aren't edited or altered. that's what happened. karine jean-pierre having none of it slams this video as simply not true. >> yeah, i think you all have called this the cheap fakes video. that's exactly what they are. cheap fakes video. they are done in bad faith. and some of your news organizations have been very clear and have stressed these right wing -- the right wing critics of the president have a credibility problem. they keep pushing misinformation and disinformation. >> martha: that's a college try there on karine jean-pierre's part. charlie hurt joins us, opinion editor with the washington times and fox news contr

a member of the secret service. >> well, you know, i'm surprised she actually admitted that.re it would have been found out. the fact that this is secret service i think those a jurors would look at that and go, okay,, this persons in the secret service back widow joe biden, sorry, hunter biden, he's also been accused of taking the drugs and so forth, if it's okay for the government agencies to do it, why is an art for him? really surprised of course this one was not struck by the state to, wider did they use one over the strikes on those juror? i don't understand. >> jesse: they might have ran out of strikes and wonder left because a guess of the comment was too long slow brings in the alternate and alternate, one of them is an obama donor. i think we know how that one's going to go. susan, thank you so much, we always appreciate your analysis. >> you are welcome. >> jesse: while today just in this wreck biden's justice department got in front of the courtroom with a plastic bag in hand and pulled out hunter's laptop, the same uncensored before the 2020 election, same one th

another juror worked for the secret service. her husband still in the secret service.ling when she heard that. and that is an obama door not -- donor as an alternate. six men, six woman, and what -- majority african-american will decide what happens next. former fbi special agent stuart kaplan enjoins me now, you will get to the jury in a second. i think we just heard that the defense is going to claim that of the fbi form was doctored? do you think that is a defense that is going to seem feasible? >> jesse that is in atf 4473 form. that document is not in any way get transmitted to the fbi. goes through the atf data from database from the gun the seller, meaning the gun store. the only way that atf 4473 came into possession of the fbi is when there was an investigation that was initiated to look into the veracity of whether or not hunter biden in fact filled out and misstated the truth whether or not he was an unlawful drug user. the idea that suggests the fbi in some way tampered with that document is that's not possible. >> jesse: that is a pretty ridiculous charge,

the secret services, all the birds, i ask you, konstantin, choose, the secret service 1200, in 1717 he charge of the secret chancellery, ramadanovsky, no, this is pyotr tolstoy, the secret service. 900. answer: the correct answer is prokhorovka, meaning the battle on the kursk bulge. gates for 1500. the heavenly jerusalem from the revelations of john the theologian has 12 gates on which names are inscribed, the names of what? suppose there are no apostles, of course, none of the tribes of israel, that’s right. 500, hot bag, vladimir, vladimir, thank you, topic tickets, 300 or one and a half, one and a half, a souvenir cover for a travel ticket was issued, according to the inscription, by the ministry of success, and which word you don’t see yet, well, i see that the amounts are on the left and the right sides coincide, probably a lucky ticket, absolutely right. happy ticket. vladimir. gate 1.200. in this city on the island of kyushu. and today you can see the gate of the shinta temple with one surviving support. a reminder of the tragedy. so, in kyushu, in my opinion, in gosaki. right.

>> jesse: no respect for law enforcement, this week and while biden was in california secret servicen pier mac way of the secret service is in saving california, who is? same day in san jose, thugs injured a cop and distort his cruiser, watch [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]? >> stand down. >> jesse: in sunnyvale, california criminals run around terrorizing people and businesses, a group of 20 thieves smash and grab their way into a jewellery store. >> jesse: from there the mob was seen hammering case after case to grab the jewels, california so about even the new york times is wondering what the left and went wrong? in a new piece titled "what how we liberals down to the west coast". liberal op-ed writers says that the states where democrats have the greatest control are plagued by homelessness, crime and dysfunction, and he blames it on west coast liberalism. kristof said of the truth is that democrats usually offer a version of progressivism that is not result in progress. and they accept a yawning pulp between our values and our outcomes? he suggests, could be, because states like califor

we are not paying any attention to secret service.e secret service comes in first and a look around and make sure everything is just fine. and then he and the mayor walked in and they locked the saturday is always our busiest day. clsoed t -- closed the entire street, the whole block. you block at that time. it was a very exciting time, a very very exciting time. and because it was his first outing in d.c. it made newspaper headlines. peter:been back since? ms. ali: yes. as a matter of fact, here about a year ago to do an interview. peter: and that is where he sits, with the sticker? ms. ali: exactly exactly. peter: now there is a plaque next to that sticker. bernard demczuk hours. [laughter] ali: that was going on for a long time. the pandemic chang too. mr. demczuk: this area hereac jukebox strategically pthis area here was sort of a gathering place of civil rights activists, and any other activist. could be antiwar, could be environmental, could be marion barry and his plans to get reelected. this sort of became a place to stop and

there were a lot of reports about the damage he did to 25 attacks on secret service.othing about that >> laura: raymond imagine if they had just slapped one of those go-pros on commander and you would have seen him lunging at the poor secret service agents. i mean, as if they don't already have a difficult enough time. >> we found out this week they scrubbed the video but if they wanted to drop an official video, here's a good one. it's from the other night. it takes biden 20 seconds to get aboard this suv. i hope they're going to put it up. it's unbelievable video. look. he can barely get in. 20 full seconds laura and he can't get in the suv. this is a national security question and video we need to see. the queer eye guys i'm not so sure of that. and another democrat former fulton county prosecutor and former fani willis squeeze nathan wade went on the daily show to do an interview with exceedian march lan way johns plague a character tornado quan. watch this. >> what was your first thought when you had the affair with fanny come public with you and her. >> i don't

christopher from louisville, kentucky, the secret service has to love guarding trump. he takes them to the best shows. yeah, just joe. just trump, s takes him to wilm every weekend. jeremy frojustm manheim, pennsylvania. trump should take it to biden's thorstepp, do a rally in wilmington. >> that is a greatat i idea. >> donald from texas,nald biden bragge frod about his cole football career and he couldn't put a helmet on. >> he tried to put it on over his aviators. sarah from richmond, virginia. r maybe biden should wear that football helmet whenn he he rides his bike. >> phil from illinois. i almost wani alsot hunter bideo be found not guilty. that will convince the country how trump's trial was a sham.w a >> i don't think you have. to hope with that jury and thati venue. >> pretty good chance he's acquitted. o is >> tony from colorado. cheeto is awesome, man. no ment the vodka, the guy foxx is good to. >> it's american made. leon from grand rapids. di what beach did johnny go to? i want to stay clear. there's obviously something in the water. ite. the jersey shor >>

the official security perimeter is still in development, but the secret service has released generallining how residents in businesses could be affected. but the secret service says the security blanket is necessary. >> well, i think everyone has a sense that the threats are real. this is not an academic exercise that there were running through we are planning for real-world possibilities and are we looking at everything? we need to look at and planning accordingly? >> john miller, cnn, chicago and ten people were injured when a rooftop party in madison, wisconsin turned violent. overnight, officials say nine people suffered gunshot wounds or grazes. and another was injured by broken glass. police responding to the scene found does the people fleeing the building? some victims were admitted to the hospital for treatment, but none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. police are still working to identify a suspect alright. coming up, we're learning that wnba rookie caitlin clark is not on the us women's basketball olympic roster. now, the sports world is wondering what she

if he goes to prison, then we will take away his security, the secret service, that is, we will put him they did to supreme court judges? do you think they could do the same thing they did to that jelly this week, we'll force him to resign because his wife hung a flag upside down, she can't even express an opinion, what were they trying to do with clarence thomas, what they did to gorsuch and others, this is crazy, if they picketed in front of ruth beidersburg's house the same way they did at amikomi barrett's house, then it would have been a problem, then the protesters would have gone to jail. but when the judge is a conservative, well, let him suffer a little, we will try, and it has an effect, because then, when you see some of them, they turn out to be weaker than their principles, yes, if i had not been so zealous then, now i would not be so, when these democrat fanatics come to your house , as it happened to me, people are afraid of this, of course, and we see it everywhere, for example, hunter biden’s laptop, this is disinformation from the russians, here are the signatures of 5

the president watched as commander attacked secret service agents. kevin kirk's in d.c.th the stor.y. >> kevin, even jesse judicial watch giving us an exclusive window into the harrowing circumstances surroundinntgg you said it, commander. the president's dog and his numerous attacks on secret service agents, which, by the way, top three doesn't.ch such attacks, according to newly released recordcordins what's more, apparently h the president himselimselff was present for at least three of those attacks. of, commander, has been known to, you know, bite,tf but there are a lot of examples you may not know about,u ma a includinboutg this one quote asd started to walk toward him, him being the president. you to see if he needed help.mm commander ran through his legsae and bit my left arm throughmy the front of my jacket. i pulled my arm away and yelled, no ponies yelled. and then blank.th >> now the story went on, jesse, to say that the dog laten tor jumped up and beat hit in the left arm again. for a second time.t his suit coat had not one, nothn two, but three holes, one a

this juror used to work for the secret service and her husband is currently a memberbe of the secret vice. >> hmm. well, you know, i'm surprisedala that she actually admitted that. but then again, i'm sureee that would have been found out. but the fact that that there's a secret service, i thinklook a that those jurors would look at that and they're going, okay, well, this person' ands oo the secret service. we've got joe biden and oujoer y excuse me, hunter biden., he's also beenee accused of taking drugs and sod forth. >> so, you know, if this if it's okay for the government agenciesand sos for th, agents m why isn't it for him? so i i'm really surprised, of course, at this one was not struck by the state. bi mean, why didn't they user one of their preemptory strikes on this juror? i don't understande strikeon. ea they might have run out of strikes. and then one juror left becausoe i guess the commute was too long. so that brings in the alternate and th sloe alternate. one >> one of them is an obamas donor. kno i think we know how that one's o going to go. alwan constantine, thank y

we recently saw the evidence brought by the secret service is that our politicians into you who do not hesitate to get the bait from our enemies. so it is the combination of external precious as an internal willingness to cooperate with those who have very whole styles, hostile plans for the, for the and there are many other factors which are threatening democracy. for instance, the deluxe of understandable communication. visible just because saw the people are calling for health. that is a lot of uncertainty to one of your responsibilities is to ensure that the democratic system is open, transparent, and protected from external interference. it isn't protected from external interference. is it because the russians have been very successful in buying you politicians? you mentioned that the people can't have trust in the system where that goes on. i would warn against the f us to absolutely protect timely information space. we should also maintain some thrust and be bone that they will be able to apply the critical thinking and let me say, don't know which of your politicians is being b

coming up, not even the secret service is safe in california. one agent was robbed at gunpoint during the president's recent trip to the golden state. can't make up it and we have the story. a stretch of midtown han man tat handout, tesky -- manhattan, specifically eighth avenue claimed by drug addicts and when will the voters demand they take back this great city? joe borelli is here and he takes that on next. ♪ ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ stuart: a secret service agent robbed at gunpoint in california. ashley, tell us what happened. ashley: can't make it up. according to the tustin police department in orange county south of la, an unnamed u.s. secret service agent had hi