a former secret service agent under president obama and a cnn law enforcement analyst.to see you, jonathan and happy fourth. >> happy fourth to you, fred. >> talk to me about the surprise that secret service agents would test positive and what many of them are customarily risking when traveling with the president or in this case it was the vice president. >> well, fred, when it comes down to it, this should be no surprise. this virus does not discriminate. so, if you put yourself in a position of exposure, this virus is going to exploit vulnerabilities. the secret service does not direct the actions of our protectees, whether it's the president or the vice president. we have to look at the vulnerabilities around them and mitigate those physical security vulnerabilities. what you're seeing here is that the secret service is in a very tough position where they're putting forth their agents in harm's way to protect the president and vice president from physical threats, but we have this overarching health security threat that is severely impacting the agency. >> uh-huh. i

then, secret service agents in arizona got sick. well, guess what.'m going to predict we're going to have a story about south dakota pretty soon. >> jonathan lemire, let's talk about this trip. it seems to represent this sort of ugly braid of everything going on in the country. no masks, no social distancing. the president putting the secret service in the reporters and everybody else who has to travel just to move a president, it's literally thousands of people that have to get on planes and in cars and relocate just to move a president around physically. but there's also more than an undercurrent of the other side of the tensions and upheaval of this country. talk about the fraught trip today. >> yes, nicolle. the timing of this is far more significant than just the fact it's july 3rd. but the moment we have in the country right now. first to your first point. it's thousands of people who are putting -- who are put in play and frankly at harm's risk to move a president, as you know and i know. i can speak to the arizona trip a week or so ago. the n

now, we should note, knothough,e secret service gives masks. a white house spokesperson says the president takes the health and safety of those traveling with him seriously, and the agents and their families are of utmost importance. kate. >> pamela, great reporting. thank you. and welcome back. it's good to see you. >> reporter: thank you. good to see you. >>> out front with me, dr. john riner, and dr. william shatner, and a former cdc official. great to see both of you. doctor, you told me last night president trump was clearly flirting with disaster by continuing to hold large events like this, especially when he and others, one, are not wearing masks and you hear pamela brown's reporting about secret service agents but it's not just secret service agents, which is important to talk about because they're on the their o jjob, bu look at these crowd shots, people very close together. many not wearing masks. what is at stake here tonight? >> the health of the public, which apparently is not much of a concern for the president and his team. kate

and they didn't like -- the secret service moved in. and so they would lock the doors at 10:00 or later on weekends. and the secret service would stay in after that and so after a while, the girls started coming down and bringing them presents. and asking their advice on this young man or that young man. [laughter] >> this was 1963. so i finished out my semester at the university. i was a sophomore. and then my parents said that they really, really needed me in washington. and that mother just couldn't get along without me there to be the hostess and help her. of course, in truth, we didn't know what danger might lurk. that and the fact that the secret service had put up cameras on the floors and just to make sure someone didn't walk in and go back up a back stairs and so forth. and the girls did not like to have their freedom infringed upon. so they would hang underwear on the cameras. [laughter] >> and so we decided, we, mother and the secret service, that i needed to come back and help her run the white house. and so i came back and

when you look at what's happened so far in the secret service. eight secret service agents are in quarantine in a hotel in phoenix. they tested positive for coronavirus, before vice president pence's trip there. they are experiencing flu-like symptoms. in addition to 15 agents who tested positive for coronavirus, after the president's tulsa, oklahoma, rally, about two weeks ago. there's a couple dozen secret service agents who have tested positive, that we know of. one source within the agency spoke to jamie and said there is a sense of frustration among agents that this is unnecessary risk going on the trips with the president, campaign rallies, for what some sources say is just meant to boost the president's move. they think it's unnecessary risk for exposure. the secret service gives -- has given protective gear to all of the agents. a white house spokesman says that the president takes the health and safety of those traveling with him seriously. and the health and safety of the agents and their families and the protectees are of the most impo

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and there's a three-mile cordon that the secret service shut down most of the national park and trying to keep protesters out and only seen a couple dozen partly because this community, the native american community, hit so hard by the coronavirus and so concerned that the rally to bring the virus back into the communities, community that is do not have the same resources to deal with the virus as the rest of the country and so people are wondering why he picked this place on this day just like in tulsa. >> let me stay on the topic of covid because we spoke to carolyn lenig about how the vice president's traveling petrie dish couldn't get off the ground because he didn't have adequate healthy secret service officers and a known known where the president and the vice president go they bring covid infections with them. is the federal government surging any protective gear, any resource there is to protect the local community? >> reporter: no. it is confusing as to why the governor of south dakota would basically say we won't socially distance and if you have a problem with it you can enj

secret service. so not disputing the reports, andrea, but really trying to underscore that they are focused on keeping their agents safe moving forward, andrea. >> peter baker, you've covered so many presidents. again, the president seeing good numbers in his reelection polling at least on his handling of the economy, but the labor department is saying that nearly 5 million americans returned to work last month, but those were largely people who had been furloughed and the unemployment rate is falling to 11.1% under their calculation, yet most economists say it's at least 13 or 14% when you consider all the people who are no longer even looking for jobs. >> well, that's right, and those numbers come from surveys done in the middle of june. in other words, two or three weeks ago, basically, before we've seen the real spikes that have just rocked some of these states in the last number of days. and so we don't know whether or not those numbers are indicating anything that will continue as a trend or wi

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pence's trip to arizona this week had to be postponed from tuesday to wednesday after several secret service agents either tested positive for coronavirus or had shown symptoms of being infected. we're going to speak to one of the reporters from this breaking story just ahead. but despite all of this, president trump, who is about to headline a july 4th event at mt. rushmore, where the governor has specifically said social distancing will not be required, continues to put forward a very different reality across this country. >> the crisis is being handled. something to think about, china was way early, and they're getting under control just now. and europe was way early, and they're getting under control. we are likewise getting under control. some areas that were very hard-hit are now doing very well. some were doing very well, and we thought they may be gone, and they flare up, and we're putting out the fires. but other places were long before us, and they're now -- it's life. it's got a life. and we're putting out that life because that's a bad life that we're talking about. now we're ope

circumstantial evidence points to a different version of the events namely that both the secret servicend the president himself were well informed about the planned push. been in other words every step of the coup even the day of the coup was known to be all foreigners media. says again tun rick alou was a member of the parliamentary inquiry committee set up to investigate the coup. but he encountered resistance especially to questions criticizing the regime the 2 main witnesses did not appear before the committee. who goes. the current minister of national defense and the head of the state intelligence agency. who should both of them serve their government and he would have been important for them to sham information with monuments to push we. shift the balance to prevent future coup attempts. but. testimony from intelligence chiefs our country done would have been decisive for shedding light on the events in the meantime video footage and it documents show that a pilot with links to glenn went to the secret service on the day of the coup and betrayed the plans confidant as the head of

>> the agencies to, the police, the secret service. that's it. we have federal protective service inside the park. >> i want to run something by that a couple of timelines. that happened with -- at what time does the commander gave the order to start pushing on the protesters? >> the first warning that was given to the protesters the area was being closed so we could install the fenc defense was gi: 6:23 p.m.. >> 6:23 p.m.. then they started moving in on the protesters up with tim? the >> our operation began at around 6:30 p.m.. >> at 6:43, as you are pushing i want to read what the president is saying. i'm also taking a swift action to protect the great capital of washington, d.c.. what happened last night was a total disgrace as we seek to speak there are thousands of heavily armed soldiers and military personnel and officers to stop the rioting, looting, vandalism and march of destruction on property. and the president is bragging about ordering law enforcement. yet, you are arguing that the park police made the decision about when to push base

multiple secret service agents assigned to that event later tested positive as well. in fact, the virus really tore through the ranks of secret service agents working on presidential and vice presidential events in phoenix. a week later vice president pence had to abruptly postpone his own planned visit to the city after his secret service staffers also tested positive and got sick. cnn reported at least eight secret service agents were holed up in a single hotel in phoenix with flu-like coronavirus symptoms after prepping for pence's visit. hey, but why quit while you're ahead? trump and company then decamped to south dakota for a no masks, no social distancing july 4th event at mount rushmore. before the first fireworks ever even went off, we learned that donald trump jr.'s girlfriend had also been diagnosed with the virus. the announcement came just hours after she'd held an indoor, unmasked fund-raiser with south dakota's republican governor. south dakota for that big event. so this is the national roadshow that the president is doing right now. there aren't any o

secret service gave me answers. we all know the escape artist shows they lock them in something and then they get out. the other part shows he spent time defrauding and showing people who did sÉances if this iwas the time after world war ii know it sounds silly now but there were people who would say your sons and me a message from going to the grave "-end-quotes to talk to you if you pay me $5. it's obvious the fact that they didn't know. they have taken advantage all the time. he hated that they were trying to do that. part of the show was dedicated to pulling out showing that the word fraud. he was so obsessed he gave secret code words to his family and friends that they would know it was him. i don't believe in is nonsense but ithis nonsensebut if i'm wrr code word in the secret code word he gave to his mother, who's do they never got over was this one word, forgive. such a simple idea. here was harry houdini with a hole in his life and every person here and watching something that puts them in my whole. it may

but even despite those changes, the secret service sort of pleaded with pence's office to put off the trip for a day because they did not have well enough agents to be on-site to work with him. so that's what happened. they put off the trip, and it was because agents and others preparing for the advance were not well. they brought in relievers, pinch-hitters, and you've got to wonder about those agents who are driving from wherever, texas and other places to get to south dakota. are they going to turn up sick too? it's not easy for people to leave their home, make all these advance plans, sit in indoor rooms with multiple strangers to secure these sites, and they're doing it because the president and the vice president want them to. >> dr. gupta, we've got -- again, in the absence of a national strategy about this or even national direction about a mask because the president doesn't want to wear one in public. he said he wore one the other day, and it made him look like the lone ranger, so that was okay. but we've got all sorts of inconsistencies across the governor. in south carolina

secret service, arlington police department, um, and that is it. we have federal protective service was inside of the park. >> and i want to run something, a couple of timelines so i could get them straight. at 6:10 that meeting happened with whatever captain that was and barr. at what time does the incident commender give the order to start pushing on the protesters? >> so the first warning that was given to the protesters? >> yeah. >> that the area was being closed to install the fence? was given at 6:23 p.m. >> 6:23 p.m. and then they started moving on the protesters at one time? >> our operation began around 6:30. >> i have 6:35. i'll give you the five minutes. as 6:43, as your pushing, i want to read you what the president is saying as 6:43. i'm taking swift action to protect our great capitol washington, d.c. what happened was a total disgrace. as wee speak i'm dispatching thousands of soldiers and law enforcement to stop the violating and looting and destruction of property, the president is bragging about ordering law enforcement take on pro

the general, the head of the precursor to the kgb of the secret intelligence service. mike assumes the gentleman is there just one stalin has arrived at the russian embassy, but he takes one look at and realizes something is very wro wrong. [inaudible] commanders fell down out of the sky on a mission to kill the big three and mike, his heart stops and the first thing they can say as he asks a silly question are you sure there were 38 and he says yes we caught them all and interrogated them quite thoroughly. mike has a vision in his mind what it must have been like to be interrogated quite thoroughly but this is wartime and his responsibility is to protect the loss. then the general sense there is something else. these men we interrogated six commanders came in on a separate plane. they are in the city and they have a mission to kill fdr, churchill and stalin. his blood ran cold. the next four days of the conference, it is a cat and mouse game between mike overcoming his animosity trying to get the six commanders, well trained, well armed in a city of 1 million people t

six advanced people, two secret service agents tested positive. he wants to go to mt. rushmore and have an event that looks normal, that doesn't have people with masks strapped on, doesn't have people spread out. he's interested in the cosmetics of the situation. it is pretty obvious from the spread of the virus that that is a dubious thing to do. we just heard today from "the washington post" this evening that eight secret service agents is tested positive since working on a visit by vice president pence to arizona. again, the president says i want my vice president moving around, i'm running for reelection, arizona is a swing state so he moves him out there and secret service agents are getting sick. it bad for them but it also sends a message to americans that it is not safe to congregate. that's where it becomes self-defeating because that's going to erode the economic comeback that the president wants to see. he's just thinking only in the short term, not beyond it. >> it's also bad for the security of obviously the vice president and the president of the united s

so i got the secret service on the phone and the secret service agent said, thank heavens you called. president bush wants to know where you are. i said, i'm at the renaissance hotel in d.c., we're on total lockdown. we're fine. did i do that? am i doing something? okay. i said where is he? and the agent said, cannot tell you that. like every plane in america, they've been grounded. and nair a safe, secure location, but i cannot tell you on an unsecure phone. i assumed take ton west virginia. do all of you know we have a secret place in west virginia where -- i think -- that's not classified. is it? okay. good. i think we -- we talked about this a long time ago, found about abf out about it. in west virginia where a lot of d.c. would be evacuated to at time of war. about 6:30 that evening i'm sitting with my co-board members from this cancer group and we're waiting for the bred to addrepr address the nation. my cell phone went off. surprising. cell service in d.c. that day was really terrible. my cell phone rings and it's president bush. i said, oh, my gosh. i said, i'm so happy to he

museum character of the public rooms of white house must be maintained in perpetuity and the secret serviceot of say about the security issues, but the museum character was what she was so interested in grasping. then she created the curators office also in 1961, with the idea that you needed a professional staff there to collect and preserve and interpret and conserve the pieces that she found in the house and the things that she was adding to the house. we actually have the dichotomy in our collection today. we still refer to the old collection, which was the stuff that mrs. kennedy found that had survived the 19th century auctions and the giving away of official furnishings and then the new collection was everything she was collecting. but, in fact, those things, to a large extent, were older than the things that she already had in the so-called old collection. but she had lots of people coming to the white house because she made the public aware that she was making it into a museum. it increased nationwide the interest in historic preservation and old houses and the contents of old hous

for her secret service men.vorite was "as the world turns "". as a first lady, sometimes she had to miss her daily episode of "as the world turns." guess who's watching it, a secret service man taking notes for her. >> he'd have to -- >> you wouldn't miss any of the important plot twists. >> after the important plot twists in 1969 she stayed here. >> yes. >> what kind of visitors did she have on her own? >> mamie tried to continue entertaining to a degree. it was much more quiet when mamie was here. of course, friends and family was always welcome. mamie was very lonely after the president died and she very much welcomed friends and family to keep her company. >> did she have live-in help? >> yes. there were three staff members who lived in the house. mamie had a series of maids who assisted her and sergeant monie and his wife, assigned to ike during the war and his wife, dell l dolores came here. he was the valet and they were very close to the eisenhowers. >> and dolores is still living? >> yes. dolores is sti

so, anyway, secret service came to get me and senator greg and senator candy walk me through the door, and i drove, really where i went was a secret service building which had been reinforced after the terrorist attacks in our embassies and really i guess after the oklahoma city bombing. a lot of them have been reinforced, and that one has been, so that's where i went and spent the day. >> have you talk to your husband here girls at that point? >> i can't remember ever brought this up in the book, because i had the loss for the day but i did talk to george once i got there, and the girls, and then of course my mother was the one i really wanted to call because i wanted my mother to say everything is going to be all right, and of course i called her and said, i think it's gonna be all right, and i wanted her to say well, certainly, yes. >> you have been first lady about seven months, 9/11 had just happened, as you described. you are here in dallas, 50 years ago, jfk was shot in the city. where were you that day, and what do you remember about jackie kennedy? >> well, i was my class of

just the latest instance of secret service personnel testing positive or being forced to quarantine. and while dr. anthony fauci warns -- >> we're setting records practically every day of new cases in the numbers that are reported. that clearly is not the right direction. >> reporter: president trump insists the virus is getting under control. >> and the crisis is being handled. >> reporter: falsely claiming there is a rise in coronavirus cases because our testing is so massive and so good. the reality, infections rising in 36 states with 52,000 new cases on thouursday alone. they say it is not caused by testing. and golfing amid a chris, the president did that, hitting the links for his 365th day since becoming president. >>> and, jim, we are now learning that eight secret service agents who traveled to phoenix, arizona, earlier this week for a trip by the vice president, we learned they tested positive. now we are learning they are also holed up quarantined in a hotel in phoenix. jim, that is leading to concern among agents in the secret service according to cnn sources about these

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

a young secret service man was killed. the truman's were both there.hey were on their way to arlington cemetery. they were getting dressed to get -- to go to the dedication of a general. the english general who died who was in the war and requested to be buried in arlington. they were going to his dedication. mrs. truman said, according to margaret truman, she said harry, they are shooting at our policeman. yelled get dow. it was a pretty messy thing.dow. the assassin survived and went to prison and president carter released him from prison after 40 years or something like that. >> this was during the second term. when they were living in the blair house. we have not gotten to the reason why they spend so much time there. the 1948 election. did bess truman want perry to run for reelection? >> she did not try to stop him. in her heart of hearts does she want to keep being first lady? no. but again this is a partnership. she might have been able to persuade him not to run but she knew that in his heart of hearts, that is what he believed was best for the

mamie, secret service. >> she came up with unique tasks for their secret service. she loved soap opera's. sometimes she had to miss her daily episode of as the world turns. >> he would have to present it? >> you would not miss any of the plot twists. >> after dwight eisenhower's death in 1959 she stayed here. >> yes. >> what kind of visitors did she have on her own? >> she tried to continue to entertain but it was much more quiet. but she was very lonely of course after the president died so she very much welcomed friends and family to come here and keep her company. >> did she have live in health? >> yes. there were three staff members that lived in the house. maybe had a series of mates that existed her. and there was sergeant maloney and his wife who had been assigned to ike during the war and his wife dolores came here and became the cook. he was the valet. they were very close to the eisenhower's. and dolores is still living. she lives in washington d.c.. she keeps close contact with the eisenhower family. >> we have one more stop on our tour and we will be up

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>>> yeah, particularly secret service agents, part of the vice president's detate.ulsa. president trump held that two weeks ago. an advance team had coronavirus before they came to oklahoma. a number of secret service agents working from local offices at the rally have been quarantined. now we hear herman kaine is in the hospital with covid-19. the former head of godfather's pizza who ran for the republican nomination for president. eight secret service agents assigned to vice president mike pence tested positive for coronavirus just before pence was set to travel to arizona this is video of him at a rally in dallas. the governor of south dakota says they will not be social distancing when president trump visits mt. rushmore today. she didn't see we encourage it but won't enforce it. she said we won't be social distancing. mass bes will be optional. you can see which option most of them choose. south dakota has done pretty well compared to some states. now the president will be will for a fireworks display. the hills are under a fire watch. we will be watching to se

the secret service working with counter force.bring forth all of these different resources within a region that build a protective bubble around the president. that is normal. now take it when you're going into a crisis. typically thinking about florida and the aftermath of a crisis, is really a natural disaster. in those constructs the president would go in to be the comforter in chief, he would reassure everyone that health is on the way. here we're seeing something drastically different today. >> what about the agents themselves. the protective detail? a couple dozen agents from tulsa have come down with the virus. >> i think there is a couple things here first, the virus does not discriminate. there is a possibility of contracting the vie are rus. we have seen it in kul is a. the secret service cannot direct the actions of the president. the president will go where he wants to go. so what is happening is now you're putting officers and agents in unnecessary risk positions. in the community, working and the exposure is predicat

secret service and park police appropriate use of safe restoretive force actually cleared that up. in total, however, 51 u.s. park police were injured during the weekend leading to the perimeter expansion. >> right. >> do you want to talk about that? >> for the 29, 30th and 31st unprecedented rioting right around the white house, very violent. during this time as you say about 50 park police and a comparable number is my recollection of secret service. so we had i think around 90 officers injured, concussions, one was operated on and so forth. we had the -- it was so bad that as it's been reported the secret service recommended the president go down to the shelter. we had a breach of the treasury department. the historical building on lafayette park was burned down, the lodge. st. john's was set on fire. bricks were thrown at the police repeatedly. they took crowbars and pried up the pavers at lafayette park and threw them at the police. balloons of caustic liquid thrown on the police and it was clear at the white house on monday when i arrived total consensus that we can't allow t

secret service to protect all this children. again, that's a lot of money. but now that it comes to helping jobs who are out of their because of covid, the republicans can't find money to help out the regular folks in the country. we can pay for mr. trump and his family to fly all around the country. what happened to the wall that mexico was supposed to pay for that the taxpayers are now paying for? guest: first, president trump has not spent 90% of his time on a golf course, that's just simply not accurate. i am focused on what he has produced as president, so that is where i'm focused. before the pandemic we had the best economy that i've ever seen in my adult life. we had the lowest unemployment that i have ever seen. it was a historic low unemployment across all demographics. it was good for america. i want us to be able to get back to that went. it's good for all american families. because then you have the ability to have more of what you want in life. whether it is vacation time or things you want to buy or just more time with your family, you have mo

his father was one of president pushes secret service agents. and the entire detail, except one guy, should their head, mainly because patrick's dad shipped his had to support his son who lost all his here drink chemo. president bush decided he's going to shave his head to support patrick and his secret service detail. the picture went viral, it was in times square, it was all over the news, the internet. i can happily tell you that patrick is now ten and cancer free, he's been cancer free for a few years. the only problem with this whole episode is that he didn't tell his wife. he didn't tell his wife that he was going to shave his head. as usual in our life, for some reason this became my job. i'm the one who had to tell mrs. bush that her husband was now very bold. she wasn't happy, she was afraid that everyone would think that he had cancer or had gone crazy. the thing that's amazing is he grew his head of hair back. i don't know how old he was when he did. this may be 85? president bush was there for them. this isn't a great photo. i need t

only people had access to the story investigators held the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great of nor. for. crying for justice on. the one guy up here he was a they found him literally dead like this standing. here in his girlfriend they were found in their apartment that they'd just. cuddled up and they were dead for like 3 days holding each other this was so people who have lost their lifes early to addiction yet this is from akron. that crown is better known as the meth capital and i'm high and it's a city where the number of drug addicts keeps growing every year. i came across 14 in my whole family were drug addicts. throughout much of the 1990 s. and beyond and the doctors were encouraged and in some cases incentivized to overprescribe. i mean that enough to sedate a small country when i. you know. there was the year 1962 soviet american relations rapidly worsened during last years as 1st party secretary the cuban missile crisis becomes the most dangerous point in the confrontation the world is on the verge of a nuclear war in the autumn of 1962 clear

and the only people had access to the story investigators covered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great ignore. justice. george was made for radio and he excelled at it he would meet people from all walks of life from all over the world he would even meet one of the most historic military figures of modern times not bad for a farm boy from canada when i started working at sydney in part and broadcasting to the united states and canada there was a young lad very bright boy. i say boy because i was older than he very handsome boy victory and all in and he was married. to a young lady. named ella so one day fell. for her one who was. a custom in canada was you you know you call on your friend if he still see you he needs any help to call them up. i says vic you're one been in jail now come on over come on over. to some fan ok and give him the address he told me dad was. and went to his place. find how beautiful some strange looking guy is walking around the house. and 19 and didn't realize where i was gone and turned in the right pressed button. does no door opposite

secret service and park police appropriate use of safe, restorative force actually cleared that up. in total, however, 15 u.s. park police officers were injured during the weekend leading up to the perimeter expansion. do you want to expand on the actions at lafayette park? >> for the 29th, 30th, and 31st, there was unprecedented rioting right around the white house. very violent. during that time, as you say, about 50 park police -- and a comparable number, is my election, of secret service. we had around 90 officers injured. i'm talking about things like concussions, one was operated on, and so forth. it was so bad that it's been reported the secret service recommended the president go down to the shelter. we had a breach of the treasury department, the historical building on lafayette park was burned down. the lodge. st. john's was set on fire. bricks were thrown at the police repeatedly, they took crowbars and pried up the pavers at lafayette park and through those at the police. balloons of caustic liquid were thrown at the police. it was clear when i arrived at the white house

when the secret service -- with the secret service behind me. i thought it was firecrackers and i just finished saying what the heck was that. i was grabbed and thrown in the doors open. as it turns out, i was shot on the way in. the bullet came through the gap between the door, they hinge gap between the door and the side of the car. they showed me the bullet after they got it out and it was flattened out and covered in black plane -- black paint. what is his secret service practice. he dived into the car on top of me to shield me. it was then for the first time i felt pain.i always assumed that after all those movies you grabbed yourself and fell down. i always thought you felt it when it hit you. it can it. it was after he landed on me. i thought he had done it. the only thing i could reconcile was that he must've broken my ribs. i told him, get off. and he did very quickly. the door closed and we were moving. back.t, sit i said, i can't, it hurts too much. by this time i had sat up. suddenly i coughed and i had a handful of blood. as i said,

when coolidge received the news of hoover's victory, the secret service agent who was with him never forgot his reaction. his face betraying anger, the president bluntly order the agent to get him a bottle of whiskey the. . this 0.1 might ask, if coolidge was so unenthusiastic about hoover, why did he not try in some way to thwart who first pursuit of the price. first? coolidge appears to have sincerely believed that a sitting president should not in most cases attempt to influence the selection of his successor. a second less abstract reason, may also have been treated the. absence of acceptable first class alternatives. vice president charles dawes for, example, whom coolest tested favored macon airy hogan isn't. frank of illinois who mentioned also embraced the hogan heresy and there were some things that if it hadn't been for that hogan veto he might just have won the nomination over hoover in the aunt. but that was a great roadblock. this dearth of acceptable rivals of hoover in 1928, acceptable that is, to party conservatives, underscores the sensuality of the missionary hogan