and the united states secret service and also from a.t.f. joining us today for comments and announcement are special agent in charge jeffrey b.valtry of the f.b.i., miami field office. and acting director of the u.s. secret service, ron rowe. i want to also thank the men and women in law enforcement who have been working around the clock in the official phase of this ongoing investigation. our partners include federal and local authorities who effectuated the apprehension of the defendant and ad in ensuring federal charges were filed against him this morning. we need to announce that ryan wes lee routh, 58 years old, of hawaii, has been charged by a criminal complaint in the southern district of florida with firearms offenses related to an incident which occurred yesterday at trump international golf course, right here in west palm beach. routh was charged federally with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession and receipt of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. he had his initial appearance today before magistrate

with that, let me turn it over to the united states secret service acting director, ron. >> good afternoon, everybody. yesterday afternoon, this country was reminded of the heightened and dynamic threat environment the united states secret service and is protecting face on a daily basis. following the assassination of attempt of former president donald trump on july 13, we increased assets to an already increased posture for the former president. in the days that followed, president biden made it clear he wanted the highest levels of protection for former president trump and for vice president harris. the secret service moved to sustain increases in assets and the level of protection sought. and those things were in place yesterday. at approximately 1:30 p.m., former president trump was playing golf during a record movement to the trump international golf course. investigated the front edge of the layered approach to protection and countered an individual attempting to secrete himself in the wood line. this happened. the alleged gunman was on the public side of the fence near the screen. a

with that, let me turn it over the united states secret service acting director, ron ro? yes, you're in everybody. yesterday afternoon, this country was reminded of the heightened and dynamic threat environment, the united states secret service and it's protect each face on a daily basis. merely following this explanation attempt, a former president, donald j. trump, on july 13th, the secret service moved to increase assets to an already enhanced security posture for the former president. and the days that followed, president biden made it clear that he, one of the highest levels of protection for a former president, trump, and for vice president harris. as the secret service moved to sustain increases and assets and the level of protection sought. and those things were in place yesterday at approximately 1 30 pm. your former president trump was playing golf during and also record movement to the trump international golf course. the secret service advanced agents supporting the front edge of the agencies layered approach to protection encountered an individual attempting t

information please call 1800-called or go online at tips without limit turning over the united states secret service acting director ron rao. >> good afternoon, everybody. yesterday afternoon back this country was reminded of the heightened and dynamic threat environment that the united states secret service and it protects the on the daily basis. -- on july 13th the secret service moved to increase access to an already inherent security posture for the former president. in the days that followed, president biden made it clear that he wanted highest levels of protection for former president trump and for vice president harris. the secret service moved to sustain increases in assets and a level of protection starts on those things were in place yesterday. at approximately 1:30 pm, former president trump was playing golf during an off the record movement to the trump international golf course. the secret service advance engine supporting the front edge of the agencies layered approach to production encountered an individual attempting to secrete himself in the wood line. this happens as the alleged gu

the united states secret service acting director ron real afternoon, everybody yesterday afternoon. this country was reminded of the heightened and dynamic threat environment the united states secret service. >> and it's protectees face on a daily basis immediately following the assassination attempt of former president donald j. trump on july 13 the secret service move to increase assets to an already enhanced security posture for the former president in the days that followed president biden made it clear that he wanted the highest levels of protection for former president trump and for vice president harris the secret service move to sustain increases in assets and the level of protections sought on those things were in place yesterday at approximately 1:30 p.m. you former president trump was playing golf during an off the record movement to the trump international golf course, a secret service advance agent supporting the front edge of the agencies layered approach to protection and encountered an individual attempting to secrete himself and the woodline. this happened the allege

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general assembly yet the united states secret service whose primary responsibility and zero fail mission is to provide protection to the president of the united states can't afford the resources and the manpower to a person who is probably going to become the next president of the united states? this is absolutely unacceptable and shows a lack of leadership and foresight on the part of the u.s. secret service leadership. >> john: you wonder why after two assassination attempts that joe biden's first action was not to say give him the full presidential package because clearly he is at risk. two big questions in all of this. how did he know that trump was going to be at the golf course. the evidence might suggest that he figured it's the weekend, he will show up there at some point so he hides out in the woods and eventually trump comes along. the other question is where did he get the weapon? he is a convicted felon appeared he couldn't just go to a gunshot but in florida because he would have to go through a background check. that would've picked up the felon in his background. also the

i would also like to thank the united states secret service, the united states attorney's office for the southern district of florida, the department of justice' national security division, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives, and our fbi field offices in both honolulu and charlotte, who have been conducting additional law enforcement activity related to the subject. your continued partnerships have been invaluable. oftentimes in law enforcement, we tell citizens to be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. yesterday, a citizen provided remarkable assistance, which led to the arrest of this subject. we appreciate the public's diligence in passing potential tips and information regarding the subject and this incident to the fbi. if you have any information, please call 1-800-call-fbi or go online to tips.fbi.gov. with that, let me turn it over to the united states secret service acting director, ron rowe. >> good afternoon, everybody. yesterday afternoon, this country was reminded of the heightened and dynamic threat environment that the united states secret se

acting united states secret service director ronald rowe is set to hold a news conference soon with one topic scheduled, that first assassination attempt on former president trump. we are expecting to see the released details on a secret service internal report of all the colossal failures on july 13th. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." calls are growing for more information on both that shooting, that would be assassination attempt on trump, and the second shooting possibility. the second assassination attempt. i want to be clear at trump's golf course in florida just this past sunday. republicans say it is time for all of us as a nation to get accountability and answers. >> we need a thorough investigation of the failures not just once but twice that nearly resulted in the assassination of president trump. it is unacceptable. >> when the secret service and f.b.i. dhs for two solid months now have refused to give congressional investigators information. why? it raises questions. >> it is the responsibility of federal government to insure their safety and well-bei

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was in the vicinity of the golf course roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret serviceds is given a six—month suspended prison sentence for accessing images of child abuse. wreckage of the titan submersible seen on the seabed for the first time, as the final messages are revealed of those who died. and the long—awaited hearing gets under way into manchester city's alleged breaches of premier league financial rules. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. the white house says president biden has spoken the suspect arrested after an apparent second assassination in two months on the life of donald trump has appeared in court in florida. he was detained after secret service agents opened fire on a golf course where the former president was playing. they spotted an assault rifle in bush's a few hundred yards from mr trump who was unharmed. driver, walk straight back! this is the moment officers ordered ryan routh out of his car — hands above his head, before he was swiftly handcuffed and arrested. the 58—year—old had spent over 12 hours

the way the secret service is structured, the president of the united states has the highest level of protection of any world leader, period, the end. the number of assets that the secret service provides and the department of defense provides is at the highest levels. those same highest levels with respect to the secret service are being provided to the former president's detail. and so when it comes to maintaining this, where we are at right now is, we have finite resources. the way we are structured with some of our classified assets, with some of our personnel, and with -- [indiscernible] -- we've now expanded that to include the former president. and so while we can do this, it is certainly -- we are burning through a lot of assets and resources. and that's the argument that we've been trying to show. this isn't some pie in the sky trying to say, hey, we want this now. we are not capitalizing on a crisis. we are showing the math. we have finite resources and we are stretching those resources to their maximum right now. which is going to require us to replace these assets. it's go

united states coast guard. united states secret service. t.s.a. eight operational agencies. 260,000 people. the breadth of our work is extraordinary. laura: because there are other parts of the job i did want to ask you about domestic and foreign threats. after the attempted assassination of the former president, d.h.s. warned that domestic haven't extremists or other actors may attempt to do retal torrey acts, follow on violence in response, is that still a threat? secretary mayorkas: we are in a very heightened threat environment. i have spoken of that publicly as has f.b.i. director chris rey. the terrorism threat has evolved very significantly, of course, in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 we were focused on the foreign terrorists. .. that threat of foreign terrorism of course persisted but we saw also the concern of what we then called the homegrown violent extremists. the individual already resident in the united states, radicalized to violence by reason of a foreign terrorist ideology. what we have seen now is those threats persist but we a

secret service. >> what was critical was the quick reaction, the hypervigilance of the men and women of the united states secret service, who since july 13th have been rising to meet an unprecedented and hyper dynamic threat environment -- environment. we will have some hard conversations with congress and we will achieve that. >> no tolerance for failures but many people are questioning what we are dealing with here and why these incidents are occurring. i can tell you officials say the cell phone data indicate the suspects staked out the wooded woods around the area for 12 hours prior. the secret service are also indicating that they don't think based on the information that they had that the gunmen had a direct line of sight to trump and there's no report that any shots were fired. a serious incident but in terms of proximity, not as close as the last close call. the individuals fired in his direction law enforcement was able to locate and arrest him without further incident without having to shoot at or kill him as they did in the live action scenario at the last assassination attempt. we have obtain

the united states secret service acting director ronald rowe is holding a news conference.the investigation into that first assassination attempt against trump at his rally in butler, pennsylvania. now we are also hoping that there will be some mention of the second attempt just on sunday. it is only friday. just take a minute. the news moves so quickly sometimes we don't take it all in and this times we don't have any excuses not as journalists, and if you are doing a podcast, whatever you do because i know kamala harris' people and her campaign seem to think that is journalism, too, wherever you can ask some good questions of this administration, let's take in how to protect our leaders, current, past, and future. thanks for watching "outnumbered" this week. have a great weekend. "america reports" now. >> sandra: acting secret service tractor ronald rowe is about to speak.

the way the secret service is structured, the president of the united states has the highest level oftection of any world leader, period, the end. the number of assets that the secret service provides and the department of defense provides is at the highest levels. those same highest levels with respect to the secret service are being provided to the former president's detail. and so when it comes to maintaining this, where we're at right now is we have finite resources. the way we are structured with some of our classified assets, with some of our personnel and with some of our -- the president -- we've now expanded that to include the former president. so while we can do this, it is certainly -- we are burning through a lot of assets and resources, and that's the argument that we've been trying to show. this isn't -- this isn't some pie in the sky trying to say, hey, we want this now. we are not capitalizing on a crisis. we are showing the math. we have finite resources, and we are stretching those resources to their maximum right now, which is going to require us to replace these a

we know that the united states secret service acting director is already here in florida and that he is scheduled to meet with federal investigators and lawn horseman officials on the ground to get a first look at exactly where this investigation stands. it is our understanding as well. that's the acting director is also going to meet with former president trump this afternoon, and we believed that the acting director is also going to get a tour of the golf course where all of this happened fins again, jim, all of this is taking place in the last hour or so, a good amount of developments out here. a one final note before i send things back to you aside from the federal investigation and the local investigation, the state of florida is also a launching their own investigation. the florida department of law enforcement, as well as the florida highway patrol our leading the efforts on the state's investigation into what happened at the golf course yesterday. >> jim alright. >> carlos and we do understand that suspect is now in court. josh, what more can you tell us about the suspect? >>

speak of the united states secret service and the fbi will be holding a news conference on the attemptedone, on the former president donald trump. that is today at 4:00 p.m. we stern and west palm beach, florida. we will carry th i want to remind everybody that happened this hour and how fast we are getting new information in. already this hour we learned he had been there at the golf course near that hole where the president was playing for 12 hours. he took food with him so he could stay there. until former president trump reach that hole, that golf hole. we saw the new body cam of his arrest. that footage. so much going on right now and more. we will carry that 4:00 p.m. eastern news conference today. hopefully learning not just about this case but how they will protect a trump in the future. "america reports" now.

incidents happened, how i approached that claudia is this the way the secret service is structured the president of the united states? as the highest level of protection of any world leader, period the end, the number of assets that the secret service provides, and the department of defense provides is that the highest levels? those same highest levels with respect to the secret service, are being provided to the former president's detail. and so when it comes to maintaining this where we're at right now is we have finite resources. the way we are structured with some of our classified assets, with some of our personnel designed to support the president and vice president we've now expanded that to include the former president and so while we can do this, it is certainly we are burning through a lot of assets and resources. and that's the argument that we've been trying to show. this isn't this isn't some pie in the sky trying to say, hey, we want, we want this now, we are not capitalizing on a crisis we are showing the math. we have finite resources and we are stretching those resources to their maximum right now,

that could put the united states into a kinetic conflict, or some other, some other issue that may result in additional responsibilities and protectees of the united states secret service. and so we are working we are making information available to all of our partners. and i just want to say that the commitment of congress to the secret service throughout the years has been tremendous, and we will continue to work with them. and secretary mayorkas, whose support and making sure that we're getting what we need, has been phenomenal. he is one of our biggest champions and our advocate. and so we're having these conversations and i feel confident that we will get what we need. we have immediate needs. we have future needs to i need to make sure that our counter-snipers are the best trained counter snipers in the world, that they are exactly doing what we need them to do, and that they match counterparts in the military and tier one forces. and right now we are working with congress to make sure that we get those for our training facility. we also have a necessary need for to make sure that we're getting the personnel that we have, and that requires us to be able to have t

i alongside our partners with united states secret service in the palm beach sheriffs office as well as martin county sheriffs office and state and local law enforcement. but for more than this, we had to go into once again by claim kyle, who is the us national security and foreign policy specialist, is also a former c. i a kind this time services officer. he joins us now from boston in the united states. thanks again. for being with us here. when we spoke to you last time, it was before we heard from officials. since the end is there any doubts listed? this was a and assess the nation to attempt on donald trump. it certainly sounds like it is one to me. i suppose one could come up with a number of reasons why a person would be carrying a military or rightful in the woods. so since there are dozens of millions of them floating around in the united states, and many people claim that they want to use them for supposedly benign pleasure. the reasons. but realistically, this seems pretty clearly to have been the pay person waiting to shoot at the president. yes, i'm not sure if you're a

. >> on the part of the united states secret service fue el mea culpa del director del servicio secreto >> secret service did not give clear guidance or direction to our local law enforcement partners there are communication deficiencies between law enforcement personnel at the side. >> entre las fallas de comunicaciÓn, road reconociÓ que no se le informÓ al anillo de seguridad de trump que buscaban a un sospechoso que no utilizaron la tecnologÍa disponible para interceptar el dron de reconocimiento usado por el tirador y que dejaron sin protecciÓn el techo desde donde disparÓ thomas matthew crux. aunque estaba en lÍnea directa y abierta al podio desde donde hablÓ trump, afirmÓ que sus agentes estÁn abrumados en momentos en que las amenazas son cada vez mayores y tienen a mÁs personalidades y a sus familias que proteger. >> presidente carter, estÁ el presidente clinton, estÁ el presidente obama, estÁ el presidente bush en diferentes partes del paÍs, en diferentes lugares. ellos tambiÉn estÁn requieren protecciÓn siete dÍas a la semana, 24 horas al dÍa. >> el director encargado del servi

. >> on the part of the united states secret service fue el mea culpa del director del servicio secretociencies between law enforcement personnel at the site. >> entre las fallas de comunicaciÓn reconociÓ que no se le informÓ al anillo de seguridad de trump que buscaban a un sospechoso que no utilizaron la tecnologÍa disponible para interceptar el dron de reconocimiento usado por el tirador y que dejaron sin protecciÓn el techo desde donde disparÓ thomas matthew crux. aunque estaba en lÍnea directa y abierta al podio, desde donde hablÓ, trump, afirmÓ que sus agentes estaban abrumados en momentos en que las amenazas son cada vez mayores y tienen a mÁs personalidades y a sus familias que proteger. >> presidente carter, estÁ el presidente clinton, estÁ el presidente obama, estÁ el presidente bush en diferentes partes del paÍs, en diferentes lugares. ellos tambiÉn estÁn requieren protecciÓn siete dÍas a la semana, 24 horas al dÍa. >> el director encargado del servicio secreto dijo que su vigilancia extrema permitiÓ evitar el segundo presunto intento de asesinato contra trump en el campo de

was in the vicinity of the golf course, roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret servic. >> routh made his first court appearance today, facing federal charges of possessing a firearm as a felon and possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number. meanwhile former president trump is blaming democrats rhetoric for the incident, writing in part on social media, quote, because of this, community left rhetoric. the bullets are flying and it will only get worse. end quote. >> new information emerging tonight about the suspect, ryan wesley routh. people living in rouz, hawaii neighborhoods say they are shocked to learn that he has been arrested. they say routh has been living on oahu for years and just seemed like a nice guy. >> like so mellow. he's real low key. he doesn't, doesn't make too much. he doesn't make any trouble in the community. let me put it that way. so it's. yeah, it's a real shock. very shocking news. >> he always helped the community, you know, in fact, he built my house like a small house. i live up in the back and the bushes. yeah, he built on littl

barry donadio is a former secret service agent who worked in the white house protecting president bush and president obama first and foremost, god bless the united stateswell. they did exactly what they were supposed to do — they detected a threat, they dealt with the threat and saved the president's life and they probably evacuated him, kept him safe, and not only that, they caught the bad guy. so, the rest is going to be up to congress to figure out what happened, the fbi to investigate, and it's going to be a lot to learn coming up in the next couple of weeks. i want to get your insights into that one secret service agent. he's ahead of donald trump and he's scanning the bush, scanning the golf course and seeing that ak—lfl poking up out of a bush. how remarkable is that moment that he managed to spot that? i mean, how difficult is that to be that alert and that conscious of what's in your siteline and what's in your siteline and what's going on? it's a life changing event for the agent as well as the former president donald trump. the agent doesn't have much time to deal with a rifle pointed at him which probably pointed either in his direction or a

could put the united states into a kinetic conflict or some other in some other issue that may result in additional responsibilities and protect the use of the united states secret service. and so we are working, we're making information available to all of our partners. and i just want to say that the commitment of congress to the secret service throughout the years has been tremendous. and we will continue to work with them. and secretary, my artist, who support and making sure that we're getting what we need has been phenomenal. he's one of our biggest champions and our advocate. i feel we're having these conversations and i feel confident that we will get what we need. we have immediate needs. we have future needs to need to make sure that our cameras cypress are the best trained counter snipers in the world. but they are exactly doing what we need them to do and that they match counterparts in the military inter one forces. and right now we're working with congress to make sure that we get those for our training facility. we also have a necessary need for to make sure that we're getting the personnel that we have. and that requires us to be able to have the, the, t

was in the vicinity of the golf course, roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service to our investigative teams conducted a neighborhood, candace in an effort to collect and obtain relevant video footage, the subject had an active online presence and we are going through what he posted and any searches he conducted online. in addition, were going through media reports and public statements she made that he wanted to recruit, pass scam soldiers, and others to fight for ukraine. phil laval has moved from west palm beach in florida. well, donald trump spend all of monday here at mara lago, his home in west palm beach in florida. he received the number of visitors including the acting director of the us secret service. but of course, everybody wanted to hear from him himself about the events of sunday that came on monday evening during a webcast during an events he was hosting an audio only event on x, formerly known as twitter, where he was meant to be launching a new crypto covers the any dues, but of course there were questions asked about what happened on sunday. he d

was in the vicinity of the golf course roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service are revealed of those who died. and the long—awaited hearing gets under way into manchester city�*s alleged breaches of premier league financial rules. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. the white house says president biden has spoken to donald trump and conveyed his relief that he is safe after a second assassination attempt. earlier, the acting director of the us secret service said the former president was being provided with the "highest level of security." ronald rowe said the swift action of secret service agents helped foil the latest threat to mr trump�*s life. the suspect, ryan routh, has been charged with firearm offences. sarah smith has more from florida. driver, walk straight back! this is the moment officers ordered ryan routh out of his car —

was in the vicinity of the golf course roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service was acting alone. kamala harris said violence had no place in america, and she was relieved her election opponent was safe, but mr trump blamed what he called her and the current president's "rhetoric" for what happened on sunday and two months ago. take a look at what happened... the former president first survived an assassination attempt while speaking at an open air rally in pennsylvania. since then, security around him has been tightened. but the secret service says it needs more resources to do itsjob. president biden says he's looking to see if further measures are needed to ensure the safety of mr trump. i've always condemned political violence, and i always will in america. in america, we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot box, not at the end of a gun. the white house says mr biden has spoken to the former president to convey his relief that he's safe. mr trump later said they had a very nice call about secret service protection. officials say security around do

was in the vicinity of the golf course, roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service. our investigative teams conducted a neighborhood, candace in an effort to collect and obtain relevant video footage. the subject had an active online presence and we are going through what he posted and any searches you conducted online. in addition, we're going through media reports and public statements she made that he wanted to recruit baskim soldiers and others to fight for ukraine. or full of l as in west palm beach for us with the latest on this a full take us through. what's new in the investigation as well. one of the most significant things that was near it was the fact that we now loved that he had laid in wait for the fall, the president for some almost 12 hours on the golf course. the fact that he arrived at around 2 o'clock in the morning to presumably get into position and then waits. uh, the secret service did site, but this was an off record. golfing trip. the happy no plans for the former president to be at the golf club that day and not have let some questions abou

alongside our partners with - the united states secret service, and the palm beach sheriff's office,county— sheriff's office, and state l and local law enforcement. i would ask that if anyone has any information that may assist - with this investigation, contact our tip line at i 1—800—call—fbi, or at tips@fbi.gov. thank you. i am state attorney for palm beach county. i want to think sheriff bradshaw and our partners at the local, state and federal levels. i am here because our prosecutors are currently working up warrants and a motion for pretrial detention for the suspect. in that way, he will be kept in custody, but our filing of these warrants and charges at the state level does not preclude federal charges that could be coming, but in the meantime, it looks like the warrants and patrol detention motion will happen first, and again i want to think the cooperation we have had with our federal partners and at the local level, and thank you all for being here today. we've also heard from vice president kamala harris. in a short statement, she said that she had been briefed on the in

was in the vicinity of the golf course, roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service. our investigative teams conducted a neighborhood, candace in an effort to collect and obtain relevant video footage. the subject had an active online presence and we are going through what he posted and any searches he conducted online. in addition, we're going through media reports and public statements she made that he wanted to recruit, pass scam soldiers, and others to fight for ukraine. or phil laval is live for us from west palm beach . so we've been following this obviously for the last 24 hours so. so what are the latest developments here? can you take us through what's new in this investigation? yeah, i mean, the biggest, most significant part is what we just had, which is them telling us that phone records put him at the scene of this incident at 12 hours before it actually happened. now you might wonder, well how does that happen? this is a golf club that is owned and frequented very much by a form of presidents who is a target to a lot of people. and that is quite simply

as i've said, this was a failure on the part of the united states secret service.t we use the lessons learned to make sure that we do not have anotherfailure like this again. the findings of the mission assurance review have prompted the secret service to move into the accountability phase of this process. the office of professional responsibility and the office of integrity are reviewing the findings, and as a result of these failures, what has become clear to me is we need a shift in paradigm in how we conduct our protective operations. as was demonstrated on sunday in west palm beach, the threat level is evolving and requires this paradigm shift. a paradigm shift is what the us secret service says it needs. 0ur north america correspondent john sudworth is in new york. quite a mayor called live there by the us secret service and a promise to learn lessons. this -ress promise to learn lessons. this press conference _ promise to learn lessons. this press conference for _ promise to learn lessons. this press conference for mr - promise to learn lessons. ti 3 press c

was in the vicinity of the golf course, roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service. our investigative teams conducted a neighborhood, candace in an effort to collect and obtain relevant video footage. the subject had an active online presence and we are going through what he posted and any searches you conducted online. in addition, were going through media reports and public statements you made that he wanted to recruit, pass scam soldiers, and others to fight for ukraine. well, phil laval joins us live from west palm beach in florida. phil take us through what's the new in this investigation? obviously we've been following this to the last 12 to 24 hours now. a while the big new line was what we just had that which was the fact that they now know that he was on this golf course for some 12 hours before this incident, arriving at some point like 2 o'clock in the morning managing to get into position and then simply waited for the former president. now this gives us a bit more of an indication as to what happened because there had been so many questions throughout t

the acting director of the secret service said some employees will be held accountable. this was a failure on the part of the united statesuntable for the failures ofjuly 13 and that we use the lessons learned to make sure that we do not have another failure like this again. the findings of the missions assurance review have prompted the secret service to move into the accountability phase of this process. the offices of professional accountability and integrity are reviewing the findings and as a result of these failures what has become clear is we need a shift in paradigm and how we conduct our protective operations. here in the uk, the labour party will hold their first annual conference since their landslide general election win in liverpool later today. despite delegates celebrating the party's electoral success, ministers will be urging party members to prepare for more tough decisions in next month's budget. our political correspondent iain watson has this report. labour returns to liverpool for its annual conference but with one big difference. last year they were in opposition and now they were in opposition and

. >> as i've said, this was a failure on the part of the united states secret service. >> secret serviceing director ronald roach jr. providing a new update into the investigation of the july 13th attempted assassination of former president donald trump at a rally in butler, pennsylvania. >> there was complacency on the part of others that led to a breach of security protocols. >> in a report friday, the agency, pointing to serious communication failures between the secret service and local law enforcement the day of the incident. >> for example, the secret service did not co-locate its security room with local law enforcement. there was an overreliance on mobile devices, resulting in information being siloed, junior saying employees involved will be held accountable, but didn't say what those penalties may be. >> he adds the agency will be making changes, but those he says, will require resources. the urgent call for help coming on the same day the house voted unanimously for a bill that would increase secret service protections for presidents, vice presidents and major candidates to th

i alongside our partners with the united states secret service in the palm beach sheriffs office as well as martin county sheriff's office in state and local law enforcement. who can stay with the story and go to eric him who is a us political unless he joins us from washington. d. c. thanks very much for being with us. eric was turning out to be another remarkable guy in the united states and as well in this election campaign. can you just to cast through uh, i guess the initial reaction that you and many of us would have had when i heard this news that once again at donald trump has a heading to assess the nation attempt against them. yeah, this is pretty remarkable. quite incredible. i mean, we know that over the last 40 years there it has not seemed to have been an actual attempt made on the life of a current sitting or former us president. and already in the course of maybe 2 months now, you've seen 2 attempts on the life of the president, donald trump, and i think this speaks not only just to help home arise the united states is right now. but more importantly, how much violence pl

another event that could put the united states into a conflict or some other issue that may result in additional responsibilities and protectees of the united states secret service. >> routh was laughing in the courtroom yesterday and looking around and talking to his public defender. he has a detention hearing monday. i will note it is likely there will be more federal charges on the way. the two federal gun charges were the quick and almost guaranteed way to keep him in custody than likely the meatier charges are expected to come down the pike. a lot of activity at the lab in virginia seeing who else may have been involved and what else he was talking about on his cell phone. >> bill: on this topic of the secret service. bring in republican senator josh hawley from the hill. thank you for your time today. roll the video of the president yesterday, guys. what he was saying on the south lawn is that i want to make clear the secret service needs more help and i think congress should respond to their need. there is a battle over money, a battle over resources, there is a battle over management. where do you come down on this if it's number one, two or three or all

grateful that it was unsuccessful this time, i'm grateful that they will have failures by the united states secret serviceopeful about it at this moment can be the beginning of a real conversation of how we got here and how you move on from here. so we do not see incidents like this continue to take place. d0 incidents like this continue to take lace. , ., incidents like this continue to take lace. ~' incidents like this continue to take -lace. ~ ., , . ., place. do you think anything change after the first _ place. do you think anything change after the first attempt? _ after the first attempt? realistically, it given you are just weeks away from a postal vote that is going out in the next week or so, do you think really the political vocabulary is going to die down as you are suggesting? we vocabulary is going to die down as you are suggesting?— you are suggesting? we have less than 50 days _ you are suggesting? we have less than 50 days until— you are suggesting? we have less than 50 days until the _ you are suggesting? we have less than 50 days until the actual - than 50 days until the actual election

one is poor leadership of the united states secret service. whether that be under director cheadle or whether that be under rowe. to quote a former secret service agent, he said that he does not feel any safer or better now than he did under cheadle, having rowe at the helm. i think leadership as we can all admit to, whether it be in the military, the police force or whether it be here in the house, leadership is one of the things that we must rely upon heavily and there's a crisis in leadership. i also want to look at the fact that there is a prioritization across not just our military but other departments and agencies to prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion under d.e.i., the meritocracy and readiness of our actual capabilities on the ground. the further thing needing to be explored is the doctrine itself that is being utilized by the u.s. secret service. for too long they've continued to go under a very specific and very understandable thing where whatever your title is that you hold, results in the amount of resources and assets being

geopolitical event that you put the united states into a conflict or some other issue that may result in additional responsibilities and protect these of the united states secret serviceaking information available to all of our partners for that i want to say that the commitment of congress to the secret service throughout the years has been tremendous. we will continue to work with them. and secretary mayor guess whose support and making sure we're getting what we need has been phenomenal. he is one of our biggest championship for that we having these conversations and i feel confident that we will get what we need for that we have immediate needs, will be a future needs to. i need to make sure that our counter snipers of the best trained counter snipers in the world. that they are exactly doing what we need them to do and that they match counterparts in the military inter milan forces. right now we're working with congress to make sure that we get those for our training facility. we also have the necessary need to make sure we're getting the personnel that we have. that requires us to be able to have the funding to hire more people. you can'tjust give me money and s

for their concern and good wishes, it was certainly interesting day, i want to thank the united states secret service well as all law enforcement agencies for the incredible job they've done to keep me alive as the forty -fifth president of the united states and the republican candidate in the upcoming election, the presidential election is secure, the job they've done has been absolutely remarkable, i'm very proud to be an american. yeah, well, president biden's statement. that's also interesting, let's hear it, my team has informed me that federal law enforcement investigating a possible assassination attempt on former president trump, a suspect is in custody, i am pleased that the former president was not harmed, an active investigation into this incident is underway, law enforcement is gathering more details about what happened, as i have said many times, there is no place in our country for political violence or any violence at all, i have directed my team to continue to provide the secret service with all the resources, capabilities, and protections necessary to ensure the continued the former