the house. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration the bill h.r. 8998 and pursuant to house resolution 1370 reports the bill as amended by that resolution back to the house with sundry amendments adopted in the committee of the whole. under the house resolution 1370, the previous question is ordered. is a separate vote demanded on any amendment? if not the chair will put them engross. the question is on adoption of the amendments. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. ayes have it. the question is on the engrossment -- the question is on the engrossment and third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill making appropriations for the department of the interior, environment and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2025, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. under clause 10, rule 20, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their vot

an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 118—42 shall be considered as adopted in the housend in the committee of the whole. the bill, as amended, shall be considered as the original bill for the purpose of further amendment under the five-minute rule and shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, are waived. section 2. a, no further amendment to h.r. 8997, as amended, shall be in order except those printed in part a of the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution, amendments en bloc described in section 3 of this resolution, and pro forma amendments described in section 4 of this resolution. b, each further amendment printed in part a of the report of the committee on rules shall be considered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent, shall not be subject to amendment except as provided by section 4 o

oversight committee thatis the house oversight committee that is not one that'se really did see bipartisan frustration and anger at the director in that hearing. anger at the director in that hearinu. . , ., ., hearing. elizabeth, what would ou sa hearing. elizabeth, what would you say this — hearing. elizabeth, what would you say this has _ hearing. elizabeth, what would you say this has done - hearing. elizabeth, what would you say this has done in - you say this has done in general to the reputation of the secret service in the us? it certainly has damaged it. the more that comes out about the shooting, you see misstep after misstep. taking into account that there was the 75th in a bursary of the nato summit a week before this rally where this event happened, that was a huge strain on the agency. you have to ask the question, was this really the right time? i know symbolically, washington wanted to host this summit, but was this really the right time to stretch those resources in the middle of a hotly contested presidential campaign? obviously that's not somet

in the roosevelt white house, and of course, the person on the house activities committee who was most happy about this is richard nixon, who has been talking about the dangers of domestic communism since, 1946. now it is just two years into his career and he has helped to prove there was this significant soviet in the roosevelt white house. so i love this picture of nixon because he was posing for the press here. he has the microfilm and he has a magnifying glass to read the microfilm. you can't actually microfilm with a magnifying glass. right. but it makes a picture. right. and he becomes rising star from this point on. and on the issue of the communist threat, right. okay. alger hiss was then tried. he had two trials, actually. second one, the first one was a hung jury. the second one, he was convicted. so now you have two pieces of information, communism and the government. one is elizabeth bentley and her in the government till 1945. now alger hiss has been convicted of being a soviet spy spy. there's one other spy case that comes out in 1950 that i will diuss briefly here. but i

she is expected to testify before the house oversight committee. a memorial service is being held in pennsylvania for the man killed in saturday's rally. a former fire chief spent his final moments shielding his family from gunfire. our correspondent is outside of the memorial site. thank you so much for joining us. take us through what has been going on today. >> there has been a somber mood in the town of freeport. flags are flying at half mast. in the building behind me, hundreds of people have been queuing to pay their respects. he was 50 years old, he was a father of two daughters. he has been described as a quintessential family man. a man of deep faith and a devout republican. jumping to shield them from the shooter. we have been speaking to people who have come here today to pay their respects. one woman was a relative, she hadn't seen him for three years, but they say it should never have happened. they have come here today to pay their respects. they said there was no room for political violence in modern america. we have also heard today

the chairman of the house administration committee, the republican chairman of the house administration committee, i asked him point-blank whether trump lost the election. he couldn't give me a direct answer. what the hell is wrong with these people? they are so detached from reality. they are so oblivious to the truth. this is dangerous stuff. this is dangerous stuff. and then, another project 2025 priority, more giveaways for polluters and attempts to dismantle the entire federal government separate to protect the environment. you know, it's shocking, actually. they want to take away -- they want to take freedom away from women. they want to take freedom away from the lgbtq+ community. they want to take freedom away from families who want to use i.v.f. but freedom for fridges? sign them up. they want freedom for refrigerators and dignity for dishwashers, while they take away rights from actual people. it is sick. and for the record, if somebody wants to keep their 50-year-old refrigerator, go for it. this bill has nothing, nothing to do with that. this bill gives billion dollar compan

she has told the house committee she's taking full responsibility for any security lapse. the secret service has come under intense scrutiny off to the attempted assassination of the full and the president. earlier this month on trump was hit in the by a bullet one pass and was killed. 2 of us injured the secret service. a solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. as the director of the united states secret service. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations. we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. it was just your advertising, saves lives in capitol hill in washington dc and shared we took a little bit of this hearing a little earlier live and the questioning was quite hoss was made to particular from the republicans, took us through some of the highlights of what we've had and it's, it's already increased you can actually about is very bypass design now by pauses on incredulity.

the huber committee, richard nixon was very involved with that committee. correct. and held. alger hiss was one of the witnesses that testified before the house un-american activities committee, correct? that's correct. there were many, many americans were brought before the house un-american activities committee. the committee had several iterations. you're correct that nixon, when he was in the house, was an active participant in that. there were field hearings held all over the country. it became a sort of traveling roadshow, and it generated a lot of local media attention when these hearings were held. and that to, you know, translated into real national attention. so, again, this is all part of that that red scare that occurred in the in the decade that followed the second world war. now, jim towns in wheeling, west virginia in 1950, but it wasn't until 1953 that the republicans took over the senate, had control of the senate and the mccarthy hearings really took off what was going on in those three years prior? well, there had been sort of an escalating effort to make communism infiltration a major issue in campaigns. and in the 1952 an

that's what the public deserves. >> reporter: the senate homeland security committee mans to hold a hearing before august 1st. the houseemands a list of all a personnel and their roles at the pennsylvania rally. that includes local police. >> how did this happen? how was this even possible with the amount of law enforcement on the ground regardless of their jurisdiction, federal, state or local? but how was this even possible? >> reporter: there's now a push to tone down the white-hot rhetoric, but some lawmakers doubt that will happen. >> both sides need to to turn the rhetoric down. i'm going to try to turn the rhetoric down, but it is really hard when the president of the united states says that is his chief opponent is a threat to democracy and when they're weaponizing the justice department against him. that being said, let's go after the policy, not the person. >> reporter: bipartisan lawmakers plan to work together on the investigation probing the shooting, but the real test comes next week. that's when congress returns to session. lawmakers fear the dark specter of politics could remerge then. stuart? stuart: t

attempted assassination of donald trump was the most significant operational failure in decades committee. tito was appearing before the congress. she's told the house committee, she's taking full responsibility if any security it apps. the secret service has come under intense grease of a onto the attempted assassination of the former president. earlier this month. donald trump was hit in the ear by a bullet. one person was killed, 2 others injured. the secret service, a solemn mission, is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. as a director of the united states secret service. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations . we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. she ever sounds as long as in capitol hill in washington dc. so she and she took the total responsibility for what happened. did we learn more about what actually went wrong? you know, and i think this also includes your lives, you know, being expressed by base by members of the house oversight committee from both

the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports the committee has had under consideration the bill h.r. 8997 and pursuant to house resolution 1370 reports the bill as amended by that resolution back to the house with sundry further amendments adopted by the committee of the whole. under house resolution 1370, the previous question is ordered. pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further consideration of h.r. 8997 is postponed. pursuant to rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion from the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mays and suspend the rules and pass h.r. 8877 on which the named are recorded. the clerk: a bill to amend title 41, united states code to prohibit minimum experience where educational requirements or proposed contacted personnel and certain contract solicitations and other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the nati

we need answers to to find out what went wrong here. >> now the senate homeland security committee plans a hearing before august 1st. the house judiciary committee hears from f.b.i. director christopher wray next wednesday. that hearing was already planned but there will be lots of questions about the shooting. dana. >> dana: chad pergram on the hill. thank you. >> bill: charles moreno, national security analyst. appreciate your time. back to kim cheatle on abc. she takes the blame. >> the buck stops with me. i am the director of the secret service. it was unacceptable and it is something that shouldn't happen again. >> the president and homeland security secretary said today they had 100% confidence in you but there are some members of congress calling on you to resign. >> i appreciate the secretary's comments and we'll continue to communicate with people. >> so you plan to stay on? >> i do plan to stay on. >> there is no reason for these investigations to drag on. we are talking about the overarching security plan that failed at a single site here and it is what needs to be looked at. did the secret service put together a s

now the house committee on oversight and accountability said it would launch its own probe into the matter and has summoned the director of the secret service kimberly tito, to testify before them at a hearing on july 22. and indeed, a lot of these questions are going to uh, are going to have to be answered by the secret service earlier today. there was a, a briefing by the f b i in order to get reporters and the media up to speed on what was happening. and they said the things of that are well established by now that we are talking about a shooter who managed to place himself on a low roof outside the event by taught $11.00. that was where he was able to have a direct line of a line of sight thought towards the former president of donald trump, but to be in. but the secret service was not represented at that briefing, but a lot of the questions of that were being directed at them. they were having to refer again to the secret service. for example, how is it possible that he got so close? how is it possible that you've gotten multiple rounds of before? ok, before the threat was neutralize,

kimberly chief, those appeared before the congress. truthful told the house committee, she's taking full responsibility for any security labs. the secret service has come under intense scrutiny off to the attempted assassination of the former president, the idea of this month, donald trump was hitting the ear by of what one person was killed and 2 others injured. the secret service, a solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed as a director of the united states secret service. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations . we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. she, everytime she reports from capitol hill on the proceeding so far there, she fled transparency and accountability to the house oversight committee in her opening statement. kimberly cheapo infuriated lawmakers by refusing to answer even the most basic questions about what happened in both the pennsylvania no to be how could that roof of

that's the question house republicans are asking by calling on the president's doctor to participate in a transcribed interview before the house committee on oversight and accountability. additionally, house republicans are determined to receive the audiotapes from the president's interview with special counsel robert hur. yes, this is the same interview where special council hur decided not to charge the president for his mishandling of classified documents because they were worried the president would "present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory." make no mistake, mr. speaker, our country is in serious danger. our enemies are watching the president let in millions of illegal immigrants at our southern border. they're watching as heumbles his way through interviews where the questions are written by his staff beforehand. this is a constitutional crisis. each administration official, campaign staffer, congressional democrat, or members of the press who have shielded the president'sondition from the american public is complicit in a coverup that is causing

i will discuss his plans with senior member of the house judiciary committee and chair of the now task force democrat hank johnson. >>> nbc news has learned new details about what the shooter was doing in the immediate hours leading up to last weekend's assassination attempt on donald trump. that is coming up next on "velshi." >>> stay tuned. > stay tuned. and shortness of breath, i thought that's what getting older felt like. thank goodness... i called my cardiologist. i have attr-cm, a rare but serious disease... ...and getting diagnosed early... made a difference. if you have any of these warning signs, don't wait, ask your cardiologist about attr-cm today. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid so, here's to now. draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you

i've seen it in the house committee where people have been -- has children that have been raped and murdered by illegals that should not have been here. that's not good. they have brought the american citizens a piece from unaffordable groceries, taxes and interest rates. they perpetrate foreign wars. they glorify the lgbtq community which i don't have a problem with. but i do have a problem with chemically castrated children. i mean, kids should be able to be kids. in my heart of hearts, there seems to be nothing good about the democrat party. i can't have kamala harris for a president. do you see what i'm saying? we are struggling here. host: what do you want to pick up on? guest: i think the point about the border is something that democrats know is a weakness. biden came into office and trying to come up with a policy that showed compassion of people coming in and what resulted was the republicans were able to really -- in terms of spread the migrant crisis all around america and the biden administration is trying to respond to that within the past year by putting forward some restrictio

is trying to play this role. >> the white house mj is responding to the subpoenas issued to three white house aides by the republican leaders of house oversight committee. >> yeah, this was actually just moments after the president left the nato conference to make his way back to the white house the house oversight committee's republican can chairmen announcing subpoenas for three white house aides that he claims has been running running interference for president biden and covering up, quote, has declined painting cognitive state. the white house spokesperson, ian sam saying in a statement that like everything congressman comer has done over the past year, these subpoenas are baseless political stunt intended for him to get media attention. this is just one small example, jake, of how republicans have been very much relishing the position that the president has been watching this drama unfold on the democratic side. >> all right. mj lee, thanks so much, and we're going to be right back with our last leads next well, it makes up our own show smoothies look i'm hosting shark week hosted by john cena, shark week this week and discovery and streaming on m

joining us tonight, the leaders of that committee, the ranking member and chairman of the house oversightocrat jamie raskin and republican james comer. thank you both for being here. i understand it's the first time have you done a joint interview is that true? >> is he too tall. is he like 65, i'm 6'2". >> bret: jamie raskin, let me start with you. it was quite a hearing to watch republicans and democrats come together and learn about answers or lack of answers from the secret service director. >> what took place on july 13th was a crisis. we saw a tremendous lapses in the security around former president trump. and firefighter was killed. other penal were seriously injured and wounded. and then the chairman called a hearing. and we made a joint statement denouncing political violence. but, we wanted to get some answers to the questions that every american is asking like how do you leave open a roof top on a building 150 yards away from the podium where a presidential candidate is speaking? and we simply got no answers to that or any of the other basic questions that everybody in the cou

whether this is true or not will now be determined by the house committee on homeland security. aeva, lead. russia has always condemned any manifestations of violence in the course of political struggle, the kremlin stated this when commenting on the assassination attempt on trump. our media noted that there was an attack on the life of the president. administration was created during the political struggle, the atmosphere around candidate trump, it was this that provoked what america is faced with today. the most important element of the current presidential racing in the usa is unbridled hysteria, and above all russophobic. should we be surprised at the reaction of ordinary americans? people are caught up in the hysteria that is now being waged in america, led by russophobes and neoliberals, representative. the united states to support the kiev regime, maybe, finally, the us administration will take up the solution of internal american problems. but will they look for a connection between the assassination attempt on a presidential candidate and the crisis in american power, or

they are great before the house homeland security committee. you are watching live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the committee on homeland security will come to order. without objection the chair may declare the committee in recess at any point. before we begin today's hearing -- i would like to take a moment to recognize the loss of a friend to all of us on this committee, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. congresswoman jackson lee was a longtime member of this committee are always fought passionately for our constituents and causes that she believed would better the homeland. i would like to yield to the ranking member for his remarks that he would like to make. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and like all of us we are deeply saddened by the loss of my colleague who was my seatmate for quite a while, congresswoman

the clerk: house resolution 1342. resolved that the following named member be and is hereby elected to the following standing committees of the house of representatives. mrs. mcclain: mr. speaker, ski for unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the reading is dispensed with. without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. members will take their conversations away from the floor, please. members will take their conversations away from the floor, please. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. please take your conversations away from the floor. shhh. the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: mr. spe, i rise today to recognize parker's convenience stores for celebrating who years in -- 40 years in business. patrick parking opened his first loc

and sits on the house homeland security committee. the 25th amendment is the purview of the vice president and cabinet, is it not? the republicans in the house and senate can talk about it, but they can only act on it if this resolution, if it was voted on against the president, the president challenges it, and it winds up in the house and in the senate. >> that's correct. the fact is the cabinet makes that decision. i would be supportive of the resolution, however, it is really under the 25th amendment is up to the cabinet to decide that. and the vice president, who you just heard from is saying that's ridiculous. i don't think -- i would put pressure but i don't think it will change the situation. what i think is a a better alternative would be to call for an independent medical examination. this could be done by the director of walter reed, for instance, somebody not a biased person. like the current white house physician has i think a conflict of interest with financial dealings with the bidens. but the real cognitive test, dagen,

and the national president of the fraternal order of police are testifying before the house homeland security committee're looking at live images there, there is the ranking member bennie thompson giving some opening statements. also new today, house speaker johnson and minority leader jeffries have announced they're creating a bipartisan task force to investigate the assassination attempt. that, one day after secret service director kimberly cheatle appeared before the oversight committee and both top republican and the top democrat on that committee say she should resign. joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, walk us through what is happening so far in today's hearing. >> reporter: well, this is an interesting development, ana, because the house homeland security committee just got back from a site visit to butler, pennsylvania, where they were actually on the scene of that rally venue where the former president was almost assassinated. and many of these members actually got up on the roof of that building, where the shooter was perched and learned a lot about the dyn

answers from the secret service, the house speaker mike johnson is pledging to carry out a full investigation as the chairs of the house oversight and homeland security committees also demanding records and testimony my next guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee and has called the shooting a failure of the overall intelligence network. and chairman mike turner joins me now in terms great to have you ai for stand that the house intelligence committee was your staff was briefed by the department of homeland security today. what can you tell us about what they learned well, be receiving a briefing tomorrow. >> you don't have to be security experts to see the failures here as you were just driving, the perimeter was not secure really is just astounding. i think anyone who looks at it and the fact that he was able to get off shots where he had already been identified as position had been identified. is just really confusing and an astounding we certainly saw heroism from the secret service agents on the stage who rose to the occasion to protect a dump truck, but they're going to be lots of questions that we're all we're going to have in this inst

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the house speaker mike johnson is pledging to carry out a full investigation as the chairs of the house over recite and homeland security committees are also demanding records and testimony my next guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee and is called the shooting a failure of the overall intelligence network. and chairman mike turner joins me now, and chairman, great to have you. i understand that the house intelligence committee was your staff was briefed by the department of homeland security today. what can you tell us about what they learned when i'll be receiving a briefing tomorrow. >> you don't have to be security experts is sued the failures here, as you were just describing the fact that perimeter was not secure really is just astounding. i think anyone who looks at it in the fact that he was able to get off shots where he had already been identified as position had been identified. is just really it's confusing an astounding. we certainly saw heroism from the secret service agents on the stage who rose to the occasion to protect donald trump, but they're going to be lots of questions that we're all we'

the house monday? >> i want to see how she answers these questions before the committee, but it may not just be here. i doubt she was dealing with the site plan for that individual event, and i'd want to see a review of all the other outdoor rallies to see whether this was the one roof that they didn't cover. one would suspect that it would be a phenomenal twist of fate if crooks found the only roof that wasn't patrolled. we need to look -- yes, because the vast majority of times when the president or the former president speaks, there isn't an assassin in the audience. griff: yeah, we shall see what we get on that front. congressman brad sherman, thank you for your time and being here. goo good to be with you. griff: alicia. alicia: new details emerging about the security at last weekend's rally where former president donald trump was shot. as the investigation into the attempted assassination continues, cb cotton is live in butler, pennsylvania, with the latest. hi, cb. reporter: hi, alicia. fox digital learned that the gunman, thomas crooks, researched mass high school shooter ethan crumb blizzard

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the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. the house foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccaul responded the day after the bizarre biden debate performance where biden claimed no u.s. service members died under his watch. mccaul correctly identified the claim as a lie. 13 were murdered at the abbey debate terrorist attack alone. sadly this year three army reservists were killed january 28 by the iran puppet has blah. we won't forget specialist movette and rivers. the unintended re-election of nald trump is more evident every day. polls for trump recognize judicial subversion and accept my invitation to the trump inauguration. god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as they move from our safe haven to america. we don't need new border laws but enforce existing laws. biden opens borders to dictators as more 9/11 attacks are imminent as repeatedly warned by the f.b.i. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent to address the house for

starting off the day, we first had a house oversight chairman james comer call for the secret service director kimberly to appear before the committee, who is the chairman of the house committee on homeland security, who also requested documents, briefings, and details for trump's rally in butler, pennsylvania, and then later in the day, we had senator gary peters, the chairman of the senate homeland security and governmental affairs midi, who also announced a completely separate investigation in the senate that would be examining what led to the security lapses that allow for an attempted assassination of former president trump, but at the center of this flood of requests that we are seeing today is kimberly and the u.s. secret service, basically questions surrounding why wasn't the outer perimeter security? and what were the protocols ahead of this rally is specifically that led to the event that we saw yesterday play out? >> some of these lawmakers or their family members have actually been victims of political violence themselves. speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul last year, congressman steve scalise, mark kelly his wife, form

responsible for the epic security failure in the assassination attempt against president trump, the house oversight committee issued a bipartisan demand for cheadle's resignation as a delegation that is touring the site hoping to see what the secret service missed. i presented a moment in time all morning long take a look at futures again for the dow industrials at the start of trading factually so the nasdaq right now is down 41 and the s&p 500 down four points, this after stock start the week prior yesterday led by nvidia and tech stocks investors are betting the trump return to the white house dow industrial port hundred 27, the s&p of 59 and the nasdaq strong up 280 points at 4:00 o'clock on wall street, we are previewing the inflation story with the june pce index on friday and the federal reserve july monetary policy meeting coming up next week, earnings, gm, coca-cola, general electric coming out this morning before the opening bell, alphabet and telsa coming out after the bell we have the preview, eurozone looks like this is a p100 in london is up about three points, the cat caught in paris is up 14

kimberley cheatle testified before the house oversight committee on monday answering questions surroundingontentious hearing lasted more than four hours and involved multiple calls for her to step down during those proceedings. in her resignation letter to staff which was obtained by nbc news, cheatle wrote in part this. "the secret service's solen mission is to protect our nation's leaders and infrastructure. on july 13th we fell short on that mission. the scrutiny over the last week has been intense and will continue to remain as our operational tempo increases. as your director, i take full responsibility for the security lapse." she served with the secret service for a total of 29 years, becoming its director in the fall of 2022. joining us now democratic congressman game olmo of rhode island. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. let's start here with the secret service director's resignation. let's get your reaction as to her decision as well as the abipartisan announcement they'll be setting up a task force to see just what went wrong. >> good morning and thanks for havi

, i have six months left in my presidency ton 13730 and rule 18, the chair ton declares the house in the committeeof the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 8997. will the gentleman from georgia, mr. ferguson, kindly take the chair.

. >> sean: following the hearing, in a rare joint bipartisan move, the house oversight committee rankingr, joining chairman james comer calling for her resignation. james joins us along with the house judiciary committee leader. hell froze over and you agreed with jamie. if there is a school shooting, usually within hours we have a profile of the person that is responsible. this is a failure of historic proportions. donald trump was nearly assassinated that day. and i heard her say, well it was outside the perimeter. 130 yards away is not outside the perimeter. you define the perimeter at any range in which a primary, in this case, president trump could be a victim of a shooting like this. i can't think of a bigger failure than this one. why hasn't joe biden fired her? >> joe biden has not fired anyone that's our frustration. no one was held accountable in the biden administration, not for afghanistan or assassination of donald trump. being 130 yards away from the highest point isn't in the range of the secret service area of the former president, that's unacceptable. that admission is u

the private individual subpoenas we've issued and the whole time i've been chairman of the house oversight committeeve honor them. they may have come in kicking and screaming but they have honor them. we expect these 32 as well. we will sea who is telling the truth, if it's the reporter are that white house products secretary. but i think americans saw him close and personal in the debate, biden is not physically fit to be president pierpont not even mentally fit to be present in. these three staffers have been identified as several -- by several sources as the gatekeepers for joe biden. we now want to know if there's been a cover appeared many of us believed and many of your guests on fox believe president biden has been in failing health for over a year now. has there been a cover-up, if so many of us at vast questions for a long time. who is calling the shots? is there a shadow government in effect, if so we want to know who's been calling the shots. this is an issue of national security. we realize that the white house has not been truthful with the american people. we don't leave the white hous

chair now recognizes the chairman of the house intelligence committee. mr. turner, from a structure to, to your opening statement indicates that the secret service constructed a security plan for the sites and in pennsylvania. i'm assuming that security plan would also include the security footprint for the site, but it also would be based upon a threat assessment for the risk threats associated with donald trump and the crown attendance. would it not include a threat assessment? yes, it would do it threat assessment as we know basically what have it started with this or generalized threat against donald trump because he has a presidential candidate then it would have gone to he's a former president and he gets doc security coverage just as bush clinton carter obama, do and then you also have the height and political environment even for those, it's clear that the security footprint that the threat assessment was insufficient, which permitted that a 20 year old to actually enter with a weapon and shoot donald trump. but i want to ask you about to other aspect

he was sentenced in october 2022 after being found guilty of from the house select committee.

did i my ghost avoid the house oversight committee. you are right. bipartisan outrage, then there's a real problem. >> but she didn't answer any of the questions. there were questions she could answer. there were questions she answered on abc. >> there is a pending investigation you have to testify before congress in the glare of the cameras, you bring something. you bring something to that. >> bring them a nugget. >> bring them a couple nuggets. when i testified, i would always bring my 10-point plan, for example, for how i was going to fix the problem. >> steve: right. >> give them something to chew on. >> steve: we didn't hear her plan. you not only ran the secret service, essentially, but you also fired the director. >> i was the cabinet level oversight of the secret service. i was the protectee of the secret service. 10 years ago the then director of the secret service resigned. it was suggested that she resign. >> steve: you asked her to resign. i call that firing them. >> well, it was a conversation. very different circumstances, frankly. there

>> yeah, new subpoenas issued by the house oversight committee, which is led by james comer, issuing three subpoenas to white house officials who in the eyes of the republicans are trying to cover up as they say, joe biden's call cognitive health, those three white us officials, any tom and seanie anthony bernal, and ashley williams, they according to what the republicans say here in this statement that they put out in issuing this subpoena, they're saying the white house is shielded. three key from testifying about president biden's mishandling of classified documents. and now he learned through reporting these same aides are also seeking to cover up president biden's declining cognitive state inside the white house. president biden is clearly unfit for office as yet his staff are trying to hide the truth from the american people we've reached out to the white house for comment. we know the white house is sharply criticize the tactics of jamie it's calmer from the beginning of this congress as they've tried to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president that has not gone the way

rightly noted at the beginning of this inclusion, speaking during a congressional hearing in the house committee on international relations, one of the speakers is james o'brien, assistant secretary of state for european and eurasian affairs, commenting that, that, what exactly does the biden administration expect from this nato summit and what progress has actually been achieved in recent years, he noted that... now 23 countries out of 32 nato countries meet all the obligations they have to fulfill as nato members, in particular with regard to contributions to the alliance, and so does he. noted that, on the contrary, just two years ago, this number of countries that meet all the requirements was only nine countries, and over the past two years, it has increased to 23, and now nato continues to work to ensure that all countries met their obligations, in particular, with regard to contributions in the amount of 2% of gdp, but in general, the representative of the state department emphasized that european states and nato countries increased its contributions to the alliance to more than... 17%, w