seyyed adnan mohaghig of sed and sima news agency, as the us election campaign entered the final cycle, the secret service went on compulsory leave. cbs news , america, following the unsuccessful assassination of trump, at least 5 members of the us secret service, including one member of trump's protection team, were sent on mandatory leave. this is the latest reaction in response to the series of threats against presidential candidates the united states of america is on the verge of a national election. candidates of both parties have been repeatedly threatened with death, and trump held his latest speech in a glass enclosure after the nafarjan palace incident. it was after this shooting that the head of the us secret service. the us presidency announced that it will step down in favor of donald trump, the republican candidate. at the same time , kamla harris, the democratic candidate for the us presidential election, again supported the zionists at the democratic national convention. the support of the american authorities to the zionists is voiced by the voter. the national assembly of democrats is com

it was after this shooting that the head of the us secret service resigned and the security agency came under extensive scrutiny. robert f. kennedy, an independent candidate for the us presidential election, announced to trump's favor, the republican candidate, goes away. at the same time the us presidential election again supported the zionists in the democratic national convention . the support of the american authorities to the zionists has also raised the voice of the american voters. the democratic national convention ended with the official announcement of kamla haris's candidacy for the us presidential election. harris in speech. at the democratic general assembly , he spoke about the end of the war in gaza, where even pro-palestinian groups were not allowed to speak. in the scene, however, there was no news of support for palestine. non-committal representatives of the effort to speak in the assembly, but their request was canceled. supporters of palestine outside the venue of the assembly, their voice of support for palestine was loud. how many more palestinians have to die bef

secret service as well. our colleague, betsy klein is reporting that according to the us secret services spokesperson, there basically ready to go and launch that full protection for whoever the running mate might be for whenever that decision comes down. and that there are resources in place at various field offices close to some of the finalists that we've been talking about. so basically, as soon as somebody gets that greenlight that future running made for kamala harris is going to get the us secret service's full protection. again we are approaching that final decision. any moment now, we should be learning about phone calls, learning about that final decision from the vice president. but we will see and we want to make sure we get that reporting right. again, the harris campaign had very much hoped that they could keep this under wraps until very close to the rally. so far, john, they have a force been successful at doing just that right? >> standby because we do have some breaking news. let's get right to jeff zeleny. jeff, what are you hearing john, we're learning this morning that vice president ka

have not munication with the secret service. >> secret service has never talked to any of our people either before the rally that day or to this moment, has ever talked to us in regards to interactions without the. >> jesse: the secret service hired these guys to protect the president's life, never briefed them that they are talk to them and have not talked to them at all since the shooting. but a convenient way leave a trail. security for this rally was overseen by the secret service pittsburgh field office. according to a whistleblower who spoke with senator holly's office there is a female decision-maker but we can't confirm a name at this point. whoever is responsible for this on the ground is being protected and director row says they are the victim. >> their level of experience especially preparing for events like this and also have the explained their thinking how they defined the perimeter that day? >> our pittsburgh field office i don't think there's anybody in the secret service whose feelings more than the men and women of our pittsburgh field office. i've met with them. they are down right now. it's an open wound. they are very experienced offi

of the client, says igor litvak, lawyer of roman seleznev, who was detained by agents in 1914 us secret serviceldives, he was found guilty of cyber fraud. pinches himself on the leg and says: dad, this is not a dream, i say, not a dream, it brings me to tears, i must pay tribute to the special services who carried out this operation at the most complex level. who is putin, they don’t speak russian, and putin greeted in spanish, he said “boinost.” greetings in spanish and a bouquet from the hands of the head of state. a red carpet, a guard of honor, everyone who was exchanged was greeted as heroes who defended the interests of our country and did not give in prisons. the fate of all russians currently imprisoned abroad in the united states is a matter of ongoing concern. well, in germany they generally believe that scholz took this step only for the sake of biden, anna voronina will continue the topic. almost all american television channels show these images live. paul willon, the first to emerge from the plane, is greeted with applause and hugs. usa and germany, the conversation i had with the

secret service's protective mission. when called upon as a municipal police, a police officer in no way should any state or local agency supporting us in butler on july 13 be held responsible for our secret service failure typically, the secret service refrained from commenting on ongoing investigations. but we know these are extraordinary circumstances so please understand that the information provided today's based on what i know now to a degree of certainty we will learn more as interviews are completed and further evidence is gathered and analyzed and i will share more information as it becomes available. but i can say without a doubt that heroism was present that day secret service agents rushed to the stage to shield the former president with their bodies within three seconds of bullets ringing out in an unflinching act of bravery the secret service counter-sniper who neutralize the threat with a single shot undoubtedly saved countless lives were in a high operational tempo and i need and i want our secret service workforce, the dedicated men and women of the secret service. i want to know and i want to make sure that they are

igor litvak, the lawyer of roman seleznev, who in 1414 was detained by us secret service agents in thealdives, talks about the state of his client’s health, he was found guilty of cyber fraud, sentenced to many years in prison, and his appeal was denied. he did not receive medical care in america in prisons, so we went to the state debate, we met with them, i sent them some documents and we put pressure on them, no one i didn’t know the specific date, but if roman had not returned to his homeland, he would have died in prison in america, in fact. saved a life, tonight, after a ten-year separation, i met my son and am in such a state of direct shock, he is in an even more so, he pinches his leg and says: dad, this is not a dream, i say, not a dream right up to tears, we just have to pay tribute to the special services, who carried out this operation at the most complex level at the highest level of preparation, so no one here, believe me, knew much, except directly involved, so i learned about the result of this operation together with you, with everyone. gonzalo baye, lawyer, arrested

documents about the client’s health, says igor litvak, lawyer of roman seleznev, who was detained by us secret services in the maldives at the age of 14, was found guilty of cyber fraud, and was sentenced to long-term imprisonment, the appeal was denied. he did not receive medical care in america in prisons, so we went to the state debate, we met with them, i sent them some documents and we put pressure on them, no one knew the specific date, but if roman had not returned to his homeland, he would have america... would have died in prison, they actually saved his life. tonight, after a ten-year separation, i met my son and, being in such a state of shock, he is in even more... such a state, he pinches his leg and says, dad, this not a dream, i say, not a dream, it brings me to tears, i just have to pay tribute to the special services who carried out this operation at the most complex level with the highest degree of preparation, so no one here, believe me, knew much except those directly involved, so i learned about the result of this operations with you all, lawyers... illegal immigrants anna graduat

of health of the client, says igor litvak, the lawyer of roman seleznev, who was detained by us secret servicents in the maldives in 1414 and was found guilty. about this, he pinches his leg and says: dad, this is not a dream, i say, it’s not a dream, it brings me to tears, we just have to pay tribute to the special services who carried out this operation at... the most complex level with the highest degree of preparation, so no one here, believe me, really knew, except those directly involved, that's why i learned about the result of this operation together with you, with everyone. gonzalo baye, a lawyer for the russian-born spanish journalist pabla gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, who was arrested in poland in 2020, notes the extraordinary resilience of his client, and of course, pavel hoped that he would be exchanged. putin, they don’t speak russian, and putin is tea, that is, they didn’t even know who greeted him in spanish, he said “boinas noches.” greetings in spanish and a bouquet from the hands of the head of state. red path, guard of honor, everyone who managed to be exchanged was greeted

secret service counter sniper there? the secret service is counter sniper role is to neutralize those threats that are looking in on us from where the protect the is not necessarily saying that you might want to revise that protocol and light of what happened here. that they were protecting the principle. and i think in principle, got shot, understand that sir, do you think you might want to revise the protocol? no information regarding a weapon on the roof was ever passed to our personnel having information of a suspicious individual. there were other calls that day of individuals that came to the attention of law enforcement of people that needed medical attention. so it really that particular regarding the sale and that never really rose to a level of we should. we should not put them out there. had we known that there was a dangerous individual out there. we would never let a protect the go out on stage. so what you all are doing is you're ruined. you and your reputation impact integrity is the federal government. it makes no sense to me about all the questions have been raised after it was revealed that the suspicions

documents about the client’s health, says igor litvak, lawyer of roman seleznev, who was detained by us secret servicents in the maldives in 1914. he was found guilty of cyber fraud and sentenced to many years. inclusion in the appeal was denied. he did not receive medical care in america in prisons, so we went to the state debate, we met with them, i sent them some documents and we put pressure on them, no one knew the specific date, but if roman had not returned to his homeland, he would have america would have died in prison; his life was actually saved. tonight i'm after ten years of separation from my son, i met and am in such a state of shock, he is even more so, he pinches himself. by the leg and says, dad, this is not a dream, i say, it’s not a dream, i’m brought to tears, we just have to pay tribute to the special services who carried out this operation at the most complex level at the highest. spanish journalist of russian origin pabla gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, notes the extraordinary resilience of his client, and of course, pavel hoped that he would be exchanged, we were constantly infor

the us secret service claims that it did not see the shooter who attempted to assassinate trump; the investigation shows a different version. and the summer residents were faced with an unexpected problems. in moscow and the area where spanish slugs are infested, ksenia ignatova looked into why these creatures are dangerous and how to get rid of them. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. in the studio of yulia bekhtareva. let's start with news from the nwo zone. russian artillerymen destroyed firing points from which the ukrainian armed forces fired at populated areas and civilians in the zaporozhye region. ours... thanks to this , the enemy is gradually being squeezed out of his positions. in the northern direction, tula paratroopers captured a strong point near the village moving to the dpr. they stormed it in bmd-2 vehicles. as a result, the enemy fled, leaving behind the wounded and dead. three people surrendered. he knocked out another strong point along with the infantry. helicopter k-52 of the vostok group of forces, received the task, took

health of the client, says igor litvak, lawyer of roman seleznev, who in 1414 was detained by us secret servicents in the maldives, he was found guilty of cyber fraud, sentenced to many years in prison, his appeal was denied, he did not receive medical care in america in prisons, so we went to the state deb, we and ... to the services that carried out this operation at the most complex level with the highest degree of preparation, so no one here, believe me , really knew, except directly. serves, and this exchange only confirms this fact. the dultsevs, artyom and anna, are our illegal intelligence officers. anna graduated from nizhny novgorod university with a degree in philology, met her future husband at a disco, after the wedding she came to his garrison, they disappeared from the public space, like the dultsevs, and became argentinean antique dealers in slovenia. ludwig gisch and maria rosa mayer muñoz. this is called undercover work. their children, sofia and daniel. were born abroad, after the dultsevs were detained in ljubljana last year, they hardly saw them, there was a real threat of

and the us secret service even sent some of biden's security personnel to... ensure the safety of donaldrk times learned of this, after the assassination attempt, the republicans will protect bullets with impenetrable glass during their speech. previously, such a measure was used only for sitting presidents. alexey vesilovsky is watching the pre-election passions in the us. it was an official white house event, but it looked like it was more like another pre-election rally by kamela haris, and the us president was only there as an honorary guest. it was haris who was in this pair. the fact that at least some of the applause was not entirely sincere can be judged by the fact that as soon as haris handed the microphone to biden, dozens of people headed for the exit, not wanting to listen to the current us president. and this is their first joint performance after before harris became the democratic presidential candidate. over the past three weeks , the us vice president has distanced herself somewhat from her boss, most likely so that his right-wing ratings would not hit her, but now the

of health of the client, says igor litvak, the lawyer of roman seleznev, who was detained by us secret servicegents in the maldives in 1914. found guilty of cyber fraud, sentenced to many years in prison, and denied appeal. he did not receive medical care in america in prisons, so we went to the state debate, we met with them, i sent them some documents and we put pressure on them, no one knew the specific date, but if roman had not returned to his homeland, he would have died in prison in america, but his life was actually saved. tonight, after a ten-year separation, i met my son, and was in such a state of shock. he is even more like this, he pinches his leg and says: dad, this is not a dream, i say, not a dream, it brings me to tears, we just have to pay tribute to the special services that carried out this... spanish journalist of russian origin pabla gonzalez, he pavel rubtsov notes the extraordinary resilience of his client, and of course, pavel i hoped that... but the person who will be exchanged will probably be told about the exchange, well, literally in advance, several days, maybe e

oh, what kind of impact to this admission if you do that have on us secret service as well right now, things are not looking good for the agency. a new poll conducted show that only 3 out of 10 americans have a favorable opinion of the secret service and their ability to keep elected officials safe. in addition to that, we now have calls from republican members of congress to cut the funding of the agency because it has a very handsome budget, but yet it seems to have failed so miserably. and there are a lot of voices claiming that the secret service conducts their job and a rather biased way the trump wasn't given the protection he deserved. perhaps for political reasons. of course, none of that has shown up in the official statements of the new acting director, but the former act, the former director of the secret service, kimberly cheadle, did step down the press conference today was by the new director, assuming full responsibility calls to cut the funding from congress outrage calls for bigger investigations, questions about what really happened, questions about whether or not th

secret service counter cyber there? the secret service is counter sniper role as to neutralize those threats that are looking in on us from where the protect the is not necessarily saying that you might want to revise that protocol and light of what happened here. they were protecting the principal, and i think it principal got shot. understand that sir. do you think you might want to revise the protocol? no information regarding a weapon on the roof was ever passed to our personnel having information of a suspicious individual. there were other calls that day of individuals that came to the attention of law enforcement of people that needed medical attention. so it really that particular regarding the sale and that never really rose to a level of we should. we should not put them out there. well, as was reported earlier for attention, but it's on social media that shows spec pages have spoke to the she would tell well before his attack, now those reports say that local offices will move on to offer. now, i'm told that it was revealed, the local police knew of quote, the suspicious suspect, 90 minutes prior to his taking

now the acting head of the us secret service says the agency takes full responsibility over its failures, which led to the reason the fascination attempt on donald trump. this was, this was a failure. we should have had better protection for the protect date. we should had better coverage on that roof line. we should have had at least some other set of eyes from the secret service point of view. covering that that building was very close to that outer perimeters. and we should have had more of a presence, the new acting director of the secret service that he takes full responsibility and that the agency assumes full responsibility of that local police should not be held accountable for what went wrong. on july 13th, he said local law enforcement made the federal agencies aware of the individual who was on the roof. however, secret service did not get the message. in addition to that, it was made clear that the cert good service is conducting an internal review and investigation, and disciplinary action will be handed down if necessary. uh, the secret service apparently did not have any i

is secret service special agent in charge joins us now. ement's fall putting the responsibly on the secret service. let's talk about failure. the acting director pointed the primary failure at communications. no direct communication between secret service, counter snipers and local law enforcement. is that the biggest failure? looks like they were communicating by text. they did not have direct earpiece communication. they were texting each other. >> communication is the biggest failure but multiple failures took place. in 20 one days since this event occurred, we are still conducting the investigation, there are still people in the interview, we need to get those interviews done. communication, sniper teams, us secret service and local teams that are not communicating when they see a threat, that's a big issue but the biggest thing, they are not getting the information there's a man on the roof with a gun, to move donald trump out of the x and get him to a safe location quickly and that didn't happen until after shots were fired. that's un

so but, they are giving us secret service personnel that really can't tell us a whole lot.arning much. i wanted to immediately talk to the snirpts snipers. i also asked the deputy director of the fbi in that hearing, you know, will you release the 302s of your interviews. the fbi something like 460 interviews. their springs of those things are called 302s, again, they are the same as the single shooter. there is no rationale for them to withhold that information from congress. get those to us as soon as possible. we haven't received one 302 from the fbi which would be very helpful to us. we may not have to interview people if we understand that the fbi's interviews reveal what we need to know. you know, we have not talked, for example, to the sniper who took the shot. there are conspiracy theories out there that he had this person in his sight. asked for permission to take him out. was denied. the secret service denies that. but, i haven't been able to talk to that sniper. i haven't been able to get that information. so what i have been saying is if you are to design. >> ju

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every possible way that ... at rallies he is now nothing more than wedding general, and the us secret service some of biden's security personnel to ensure trump's safety. this became known to the new york times. after the assassination attempt, the republican will be protected from bullets by impenetrable glass during his speech. previously, such a measure was used only for sitting presidents. alexey veselovsky is watching the heat of the election passions in the us. it was an official white house event, but it turned out that it was. more likely another kamela election rally harris, and the us president is here only as an honored guest. harris was the host in this pair. harris was the first to speak, and biden had to wait about 10 minutes when the conversation turned to him. of course, i can talk all day about the person i'm standing next to on stage. it was clear that the us president was not very happy about this applause. it was obvious that they were shouting and clapping for him mainly because he... refused to participate in the elections and gave way to harris. our incredible president

secret service. of the beginning had a lot of back and forth between the us secret service and local law enforcement.zing, this was not going to to play out well for the secret service, anyone who has been a federal agent, locals are critical to your job. you can't do your job without that support. when you throw them under the bus, good luck next time. if you don't want our help we won't help you. that's not the right way to treat them. he took full ownership and that needs to continue and if you delegate responsibility to local law enforcement they need to understand this is the expectation and what we need you to do. no assumptions should be made. i hope that is what happens going forward. we have to acknowledge accolades for local law enforcement. without them, federal agencies can't do their job. jacqui: there was a question whether anyone was going to be fired and he left it is an open question. i want to play what he said. >> these are internal investigations. we won't be able to provide real-time updates. these were thorough investigations. >> reporter: is that something the acting director s

new body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned secret service they needed to detect a building crooks used to fires the shots can told them we need to post the guys can ever hear i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told the post can guys over here. i don't know what no were inside and i told him the post thing guys over here. i wasn't even concerned about it because i thought someone was rooftop i looked at how they kind of lose a guy walking back. >> there they were inside and danny freeman is with us now. >> danny has a secret service responded to the new video yes. >> john, we actually got a statement from the secret service a little earlier this evening. they say that they are reviewing the new body camera footage that was released earlier today by local law enforcement officers, but they also added that they appreciate local law enforcement partners who acted courageously as they worked to locate the shooter that day. so again, a little bit of trying to offer goodwill to some of these local law enforcement partners after that finger-pointing earlier this past

she did not use secret service agents.m were homeland security agents, and most of them had never worked a rally before. >> jesse: more whistleblowers are coming out of the woodwork, and senator ron johnson has been pretty busy contacting them. senator, what has whistleblowers come forward and told you? >> well, we are getting literally giga bites of information in terms of digital downloads, body cams. unlike you, local law enforcement is cooperating with us. feds are doing nothing. it's been two weeks since we've been told that we would be having access to secret service personnel for transcribed interviews. we're hoping next week that happens, but it's two weeks since he's testified. this is not the way you handle a credible investigation. what law enforcement does is try to apprehend that people and then interview them separately. if we're really talking four, five, six weeks before congress has an opportunity to interview the secret service personnel on the ground, does that give them time to get their story straight?

law enforcement sources confirmed to fox secret service will now use ballistic glass to shield him afterntly available to sitting presidents and vice president's. the secret service is not commenting on the enhancement but issued this statement last week saying the attempted assassination of former president trump was us secret service failure and we are reviewing and updating protective policies and procedures to ensure a tragedy like this never occurs again. trump has not appeared outdoor rally since july in butler pennsylvania when he was struck by a gunman firing from a rooftop but says he wants to resume them. while he has not commented on an protective glass he continues to crazy agents that came to his rescue and. >> their of their quickly and their mistakes made. shouldn't have been up there. the roof should have been taken care of in their mistakes no question but there is a lot of bravery. >> the secret service plans to add additional secure the assets not previously available to presidential candidates though they did not say what the assets are and it's unclear who we might s

rowe promises moving forward the secret service will have strong robust conversations with local police services not ever happen again. spee mcmath and look for usn butler. thank you. frank loveridge vaccuum. matt pointed out the key point. the whole factors they radioed in and said there was a man seconds before firing happened. there was a man on the roof with a gun in the secret service now saying they never got that message. where are we? it's 2024. to bring backfield walkie-talkies? we bring back the tin cans? is unacceptable when they are saying we just never got word? >> trace: the thing that bothered me the most was when they stated united states secret service counter sniper team did not have communications with the local teams. that's a major disconnect in the detail later did not even know had a man and a gun on a roof that was a direct threat of the president. so that's a breakdown of munication. we can all agree on that. all we agree on that as well and we have to fix that. that can never happen again. i honestly think that protective assets need to be provided based on threat analysis and president trump former president trump had

local district attorney, revealing to cnn that local officers had put aside radios for the secret service to use attempt to establish a direct line of community occasion between the officers there that day those radios were never picked up. the da suggesting that the reason the secret service never heard a warning about the shooter being on the roof is because they didn't have those radios in hand zachary cohen reporting facts very much zach. we'll be right back from leading roles leading remodels. >> i did stars take up renovation to give back in a big way celebrity iou, all new monday night at nine on hgtv this is keratin debris we're nail fungus grows non-tax nail gel cleans out fungus by removing keratin debris using non 90% of nails improve, get clinically proven reason dealt so effective, it's money-back guaranteed. i know how hard it is to acquire new customers using only social media. that's why i created one direction power bi to tare, it makes tv advertising as simple as digal platforms get started at wonder ads.com the best part of any of those renovations shows is always a transforma

new body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned secret service. >> they needed to protect a building. crooks used the fires, the shots can told them we need to post the guys can ever hear. i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told the post can guys over here i don't know what i know we're in i told him post thing guys over here. >> i wouldn't even concerned about it because i thought someone was on route. i look, that's going to lose a guy walked it back their wrote there inside coming just about ten minutes after the shooting took place. >> now, we did get a statement from the secret service on thursday saying that they are reviewing that body camera footage that was released by local law enforcement. and furthermore, they added that they appreciate local law enforcement partners who acted courageously he as they worked to locate the shooter, that day, danny freeman, cnn, washington, the special counsel's office, wants more time to prepare the case against donald trump in connection with the 2020 election subversion allegations. after a year of pushing to move forward now

secret service agent. welcome to our coverage. i know you have been listening to this. what can you add for us right now? otocol for secret service and every law enforcement agent in the country, when you have an incident like that, you go into two parallel investigation. first is the internal investigation, parallel to criminal investigation. and quite frankly, the big question is, as you point out and david pointed out, when an officer is involved in a situation, he is placed on administrative leave. the fact it has taken this long and problematic and i am glad to see those steps were taken. the secret service should have likely done that right away. it does suggest there are reasons why those five agents were suspended. secret service inspection division is doing an internal investigation. that is parallel, what happens with the fbi investigation which will likely go on longer. that is a problem from the beginning, secret service did not come out with information right away. they probably knew day two or three what happened that day. >> dana: when agents are put on leave, does that, is that for indefin

new body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned secret service they needed to protect the building. crooks useds the shots can told them we need to post the guys can ever hear. >> i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told him the post can guys over here i don't know what no we're in thought i told him post guys over here i wasn't even concerned about it because i thought someone was on the i look, that's all we lose the guy walking back. they wrote their inside victor amara at that frustration that you saw at the end of that piece right there notably, just ten minutes after the shooting took place. now, we did reach out to secret service and received a statement about this story. they said their reviewing the body camera footage that was released by local law enforcement. and furthermore, they added but they appreciate local law enforcement partners who acted courageously as they worked to locate the shooter that day. >> victor amara. all right. danny freeman, thanks so much. >> we'll be right back. >> this election season. stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground

she did not use secret service agents.gents there that day were not secret service agents. they were homeland security agents and, get this, jesse, most of them had never worked a rally before. yet this is who she chose to staff the event with and she didn't train or integrate them. from top to bottom, it was a total disaster. jesse, it is a miracle, a miracle that the only that trump is alive but that more good americans were not killed much it's unbelievable. >> jesse: you're saying that the site agent in charge of the security in butler wasn't checking i.d.s? what do you mean? she was just letting people in? >> that is what whistle-blowers tell me is that i.d.s were not checked to allow individuals into secure areas, jesse. in other words, it was a total free-for-all. whistle-blowers portray to me a circumstance, a situation that was totally out of control where people were milling around, including what were supposed to be highly secure areas. nobody knew who they were. by the way it was also the lead site agent's job

scott: do you know who makes the drone that secret service uses? mr. rowe: that secret service uses? sen. scott: the one that did not work. who is the manufacturer? mr. rowe: we will provide that to you. sen. scott: we talked about this the other day. very few times in history to our presidents get shot at, so you know this is something the american public is interested in. as senator johnson said, there is a lot of questions being asked. three people came up and asked me if there was a second shooter. so there's all this information that you guys are not responding to. when i was governor, i had two mass shootings. i had the stoneman douglas shooting. we did two or three times a day local, state, and federal law enforcement, everybody involved. we answered questions. i asked you the other day, why aren't you doing that? what both of you have allowed got you have allowed the public to ask -- assume the negative. which i do not get. i think you should have been doing -- i think you should have been doing all along, at least once a day, press conferences.

body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned secret good service they needed to protect the building. crooks useds the shots can told them kirking need to post the guys can ever hear you. >> i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told the post can guys over here. i don't know what i know we're inside i told him post guys over here. >> i wouldn't even concerned about it because i thought something was on the rooftop might look like going a guy walking back. >> there okay. they are inside. >> i should also note that frustration you just saw right there coming just about ten minutes after the shooting took place. now, we did get a statement from the secret service on thursday saying that they are reviewing the body camera footage that was released by local law enforcement. and furthermore, they added that they appreciate local law enforcement partners who acted good courageously as they worked to locate the shooter that day. danny freeman, cnn, washington. >> alright, danny, thank you so much for that. all right. following the attempted assassination of the former president and

the secret service responding to the release of this video saying to fox digital in part, the attempted assassination of former president donald trump was a usret service failure, and we are reviewing and updating our protective policies and procedures in order to ensure a tragedy like this never occurs again. is that enough for the families though? who were victims of this including corey who died, we'll have to see. local authorities are telling us they are do everything they can to prepare for questions from the feds in the coming days but it's interesting to see that 30 seconds before that officer did get up there and they could have stopped this from happening. stuart: a series of mistakes. alexis, thank you very much. now this. hundreds of suspected cartel drones are reportedly flying near the southern border. some of them may be carrying explosives. congressman pat follow on, republican from texas joins me now. what are you going to do about this , congressman? >> stuart, you know, we've seen over the last three and a half years an absolute failure, no commitment from the biden administration to secure the damn border. we've had over

new body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned secret service they needed to protect a bill building crooks useds the shots can told them we need to post the guys can ever hear. i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told him the post can guys over here i don't know exactly what now, we're inside i told him post thing guys over here. >> i wouldn't even concerned about it because i thought some of them rooftop. i look at a guy walking back. >> there they were inside. >> i should also note that frustration you just saw right there coming just about ten minutes after the shooting took place. now, we did get a statement from the secret service on thursday saying that they are reviewing body camera footage that was released by local law enforcement. and furthermore, they added that they appreciate local law enforcement partners who act did courageously as they worked to locate the shooter that day. danny freeman, cnn, washington thank you so much. >> danny freeman, also ahead for us coming up after a wild week on wall free, trump's misreading of the economy now, without evidence

if they would have told us t to go the roof, our guys were sere than prepared to go on the roof. secret service has not talked to us at allervice h about the incident. >> he did not talk directly to the secret service, then director cheatle, acting director ronald rowe they've not reached out to you. >> neither one of them. none of them. woached ouw. oh, the acting director appears to point the finger at local police, telling lawmakers that he had no answers as to why the roof was uncovered. >> law enforcement i will not and i cannot understand why there was not better coverage or at least somebody looking at that roof line when that's where they were posted. all right. so terrorism, they're supposed to be doing an investigationsu, the secret service right now, and they haven't even called the localthey havs. ed well, there again, we talked about this yesterday, and i almost had to do ad to do the thing. we had dana hold my hand for the first time on the show because i was about the case. i'll just keep it here. again, if it wasn't for local law enforcement, we woul iald be having a very differ

since that day, there been finger pointing between us secret service and western pennsylvania law enforcement, including testimony from the acting director of the secret service, asserting local snipers hidden in a building could have spotted crooks i'm not saying that they should have neutralized him but if they just held their post and looked left, maybe and there's a lot of maybes are senator, a lot of maybes, it's like, but this new body camera footage also suggests local law enforcement had warned good service. they needed to protect the building. crooks used to fires the shots can told them we need to post the guys can ever hear. >> i told him that the secret service i told him that tuesday i told him the post. >> can guys over here i don't know what no. were inside and i told him post thing guys over here. i wouldn't even concerned about it because i thought some of them rooftop. i look, that's how they out the loser guy walking back they wrote there inside. >> i should also note that frustration you just saw right there coming just about ten minutes after the shooting took place. now,

and the secret service is not really providing any additional details beyond what we're learning today about these multiple individuals in a statement, a spokesperson for the agency said the usecret service holds our personnel to the highest professional standards and any identified and it's substantiated violations of policy will be investigated for potential disciplinary action. so again, time will tell why these specific individuals were reassigned and what their culpability and role in the security failures was. but at the same time, we are independently learning new details about the security failures themselves and specifically the communication breakdown sounds that occurred between secret service agents on the ground on july 13 at the rally and those local officers that were tasked with supplementing the security presence that day. and specifically, a really interesting new detail from the butler county district attorney who says that the local officers did put aside radios for the secret service with the idea that that would provide a pathway for direct communication between those two law enforcement entities. but those radios were never picked up and ultimately, th

local officers did set aside radios explicitly for the purpose of communicating directly with us secret services july 13 rally, but secret service never picked those radios up. and if they had butler county district attorney, richard goldinger tells us they would have likely heard that warning about a man on the roof before thomas crooks open fire at donald trump, killing a rallygoer and hitting the former president. i want to read what the district attorney in butler county told us when we asked him about these radios and why they pick w says, quote, i can confirm that the butler county esu team made radios available to the secret service and that they were not utilized by the secret service is safe who assume that if a holder of a you esu radio was paying attention, they would have received the call. he's referring to that warning minutes before thomas crooks opened fire. and that's really been the prevailing question over the last month as we've looked into how tom scripts was able to get off eight shots before he was ultimately neutralized by a secret service sniper acting director of the s

secret service. you put those two together, and it really highlighted for us that there is a serious problem. that secret service has a reputation of being impenetrable. it is the premier law enforcement agency out there. but unfortunately, the moment we started peeling back the onion, and i want to make sure it is very clear, we did this in a very bipartisan way. that final report we issued, some 400 plus pages, has my name on it. it has elijah cummings' name on it. we look at more than 150 security incidents. 150. and i can tell you with just about each and every one of them, we as a nation, as a people got lucky. we had shots fired at the white house. they did not even know that it happened while the bullets hit the white house. we had shots fired at vice president biden's home in delaware. wanted to come back and see what the footage was like and wanted to see what the incident looked like. and the secret service had -- ended up the secret service had no cameras at his home. literally, no cameras. no video. nobody was caught. meanwhile, shots were fired. secret service agents were outside,

she did not use secret service agents. t of the agents there that day were not secret service agents. they were homeland securitd secd agents. >> and get this, jesse. most of them had never worked a rally before n. ng >> more whistleblowers are coming out of the woodwork and senator ron johnson has been pretty busy contacting them. and here, d senato he is. >> senator, what have whistlforward and toldsenator, you? well, we are getting, you know, literally gigabytes worth of information in termsation of video downloads. you know, we have body cams, you know, unlikein terms with y, local law enforcement is actually cooperating with us. good. the feds aren't really doing nothing. you know, we used. it's been two weeks sinc cooper acting director told senators in that hearing that we would be having access to secret service personnel for transcribed interviews in dayse not weeks. we're hopeful that next week it'll happen. that's two weeks since he testified. but thhopinge bottom line is, ik what our investigation in the end wil

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