Brit Reacts to Secrets Of The Secret Service

[@timcaldwell5241]

You know what they WANT you to know! A little knowledge can be a deterrent…you can bet that there are many safety measures not advertised…as well as defensive measures that would boggle the mind😊

[@Nitehawke]

My brother once had to make an emergency propane delivery in Bush Sr's neighborhood. Secret service stopped him a mile away. Check ID, where you going, start walking around the truck using a mirror to look underneath. Bro asks if they're looking for a bomb. "Nope. You're driving the bomb. I'm looking for a fuse." Another time he was called to the Bush residence to fix their pool heater. When he pulled up, Bush Sr jumps in the passenger seat and points out where the pool is. Secret service guys are running toward the van. Bro says "shouldn't we wait for them?" Bush grins and says "nah! They'll catch up." I guess it was pretty typical of him to try to slip away from them as a joke.

[@48stars68]

We were in TX and my sister in law was going to drive by the Bush ranch. We were going down a small road and did see a black suv go by, then noticed a nice barn with TX flag painted on the roof. I wanted a photo of it (from the car - wasn’t getting out there!) As I tried to take the picture a guy on a bicycle was going by and seemed to be in the way of my shot no matter what angle I tried. Finally he passed giving us a wave. I said, “thank goodness he’s out of the way”! I was finally able to take some pictures. My sister in law turned and said, “that was Bush on the bicycle”! Well, I did a good job avoiding bicycle guy - not one photo of the former President!!!!

[@Nitehawke]

That's hilarious! At least you didn't shout "excuse me! Could you move so I can get a picture of the house please?" Lol

[@bettyir4302]

@@48stars68 I have a photo of me with LBJ when he was out all dirty working on his TX ranch. They do need some down time.

[@laurajordan1068]

The reason that families and former presidents are protected is to avoid kidnapping and former presidents have secret knowledge that our enemies want access to. We are lucky to have talented men and women who are willing to be agents.

[@karlsmith2570]

14:00 "Searchlight, Cover-Up, I Don't Get It" Hey Lewis, he was making a reference to the Watergate Scandal

[@Milehighsnake98]

The P90 uses 5.7x28 ammunition. It's a very small, but very fast moving round. The light weight means it slows down quickly to avoid overpenetrating, but it's also armor piercing.

[@poppyshoessp]

They ran in the Capitol, not the Whitehouse. The president and family get protection for the rest of their lives. I live here, that motorcade is a nightmare during traffic. 😫

[@christypriest30]

When my parents were stationed in DC with the Air Force they were there when Queen Elizabeth visited and the secret service gave her all the same protections.

[@Morna777]

Visiting heads of State are generally given the same level of protection that the president is.

[@blackbuddha1854]

bullets that stay in the body are standard defensive ammo aka hollow points

[@Nitehawke]

You can tell people who know nothing about guns when they act surprised about the use of hollow points not realizing that LE changed to hollow points because FMJ is more likely to pass through the target and hit others.

[@Tijuanabill]

A famous mobster once said, "Why blow out the back of their head, with a .357, and make a huge mess, when a .22 will still rattle around enough inside their head, to do the job?

[@bettyir4302]

@@Nitehawke Hollow points will end the situation quicker.

[@JoeKier7]

The problem with this video is that it makes it sound like presidential protection is the only job of the Secret Service.

[@shawnbflannigan]

I wish you would have enlightened us further

[@m2hmghb]

My dad was part of the local detachment protecting the vice president when they came to the area back in the 80s. Not only does the secret service have snipers so do local agencies. The locals will be part of the outer perimeter - the onion that was described before. It's a rough job. Hollow point ammunition is standard for police and federal agencies to use. It's designed to expand in the body to dump the energy into the target as well as to stop it from over penetrating. When they talked about being fired at they were probably talking about simunitions - real guns that fire ammunition that has a paint pellet in it. Think of paintballing but with real weapons that are firing paint pellets. In the military it was standard to rotate troops into the target pits during qualification - part of the reason for that was to get used to the sound of guns being fired at you as well as the crack of the bullets going overhead.

[@bettyir4302]

Prison correction officers have to go through tear gas and what not so they don't freeze in the middle of a situation.

[@petethedete]

They broke into the capitol building, not the White House

[@stevewhiting556]

I worked as a server with a catering company that did a campaign dinner for Bush Jr…one of those $1000 per plate things. We had the secret service in the kitchen with us at all times literally counting the forks. It was a rather unorthodox dinner service, but the agents themselves were actually quite a bit of fun even though they were extremely serious and professional about their jobs. I remember my wife wanting to take one of them home…he was a spitting image of Henry Cavill.

[@carlacook5181]

I wish I could send you my own story about the Men in Black coming to my house, a quick rundown, my two year old was playing on the phone no cell phones in those days, he thought he was calling his Granny, he called President Reagan’s private number instead and actually talked with him, the MIB were at my house within minutes and angrily asked me if I knew how hard it was to get a private number? I was thinking, surely the phone company can handle this, and you think a two year old can remember a bunch of numbers he pushed at random and plans to divulge state secrets. He was a baby. This really did happen in the very cold days of early 1982. Apparently it didn’t keep him from getting secret clearance in the military but he loved Ronald Reagan afterwards.

[@shawnbflannigan]

Michael Fagan broke into Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom at Buckingham Palace in 1982, creating one of the biggest security breaches in the palace's history. Fagan, an unemployed house painter, scaled the palace gates, climbed up a drainpipe, and entered through a window. Fagan found the Queen sleeping in her room and exchanged a few words with her before security arrived. The Queen used a bedside table phone to call security, but when no one came, she got out of bed and ran out of the room. The Queen's footman, Paul Wybrew, offered Fagan a drink, and he became more affable. Authorities arrested Fagan shortly after. Fagan was acquitted of trespassing in July 1982. He was also found not guilty of burglary for the first break-in, when he stole a bottle of Australian wine from Room 108.

[@juned1719]

The secret agent being at the prostate exams is wild 😳😂

[@jamesturner9651]

As far as #1 goes its actually an interesting case during the Lewinsky Scandal was that if Secret Service Agents should be forced to testify as to what they saw and heard the President doing as there was a degree of trust between the protector and protectee.

[@OkiePeg411]

In 1981 when Reagan was shot, I was a Junior in high school. I was in driver's education actually driving a car with an instructor. The radio was on and the breaking news came on announcing someone attempted to assassinate President Reagan. When we returned to school we told our classmates and they all thought we were playing a joke. But we weren't.

[@Tijuanabill]

I was just a kid then, but in hindsight, I think that moment was when Reagan became America's president, instead of a partisan figure. Of course politics continued, but he had the hearts of the public, and their trust, from that moment on.

[@vladyvhv9579]

I was 1, so, probably was just doing baby stuff.

[@lookatpennsylvania]

The riots were not at the Whitehouse. They were at the US Capitol building.

[@DenneyJay]

Correct. Jan 6 a the Capitol building.

[@ammccc]

⁠@@DenneyJayso what’s the difference between the White House and the capital building? Besides a time frame

[@user-jv5pp8pv9l]

​@@ammcccWhite House is where the president and his family live and where he has meetings. The Capitol building is where Congress meets and have offices.

[@user-jv5pp8pv9l]

It also wasn't a riot. It was police officers removing barricades and waving people in. There was one person trying to incite some violence and a lot of people told him no and to stop. Some people went overboard and stole things - which is 100% not ok. The only person shot was shot in the back, while leaving I believe. I could have that detail wrong. They refuse to release any footage from that day for some strange reason. However, loads of people watched everything happen in real time on social media. I know I did. Most of what happened was sanctioned by uniformed officers of the law. We've become a banana republic.

[@edittheworld-ct5yu]

​​@@user-jv5pp8pv9ldrink Kool Aid much? Bot

[@georgemetz7277]

10:10 Tim McCarthy is fine. He did not have a vest on. He was put on duty last second and lost a coin toss with a co-agent. He was shot in the chest and was hit in the lung and liver. What is very wrong about this video is that Jim Brady, Reagan's Press Secretary, was hit in the head and was paralyzed. The Brady Bill is named for him since a background check would have prevented Hinckley from getting a gun. Brady died 33 years later and was ruled a homicide. Hinckley was ruled insane (it is a whole Jodie Foster thing) and spent up until a couple years ago in hospital. He is now completely free.

[@bettyir4302]

That was another in a much too long list of remembering where you were at a specific time.

[@johnblough9080]

My grandmother dated a retired Secret Service Agent, who worked to track counterfeiters.

[@stevewhiting556]

They didn’t mention anything about tracking counterfeit money or financial crimes, which is also a big part of the Secret Service. In fact, that was its originally intended purpose since there was so much counterfeit money being made at the end of the civil war. Lincoln signed it into existence the day he was shot.

[@christined6321]

😂😂😂you crack me up…had me trying to remember this White House breach 🤔😂. As people have stated, that was the capital and “ Olympus has Fallen”😂

[@L3WGReacts]

oh so it wasn't real LMAO😂😂😂

[@christined6321]

@@L3WGReacts😂😂😂No the Capitol Building which is where Congress is located. Separate from the White House.

[@ChrisC-te1gp]

I've been to Washington DC, and yes secret service agents are everywhere. I was there in the 90's. Visited the Smithsonian. It's like having a Royal Guard every 5 steps

[@katestewart-taylor9736]

Often a first line of defense is a specially trained chauffeur. They don’t “just” drive cars. The car is a defensive weapon in the correct hands

[@Tijuanabill]

Yep. TBH, it's not even really a "car". It's a reinforced heavy truck frame, with a car sitting on top. The presidential limo weighs more than an F-250, loaded to max weight.

[@bettyir4302]

@@Tijuanabill Whew, the doors are thick.

[@Morna777]

​@@bettyir4302I think they also will shock someone who tries to open the door. Not enough to harm them but enough to make them let go of the handle.

[@dianethomas9384]

They did not even break in exact some who broke a window, one of whom, a woman wad shot and killed. The rest just walked in. There are pictures of some of them being shown around by the guards. Some acted badly, most did not. The bullets are not "custom". Bullets come as full metal jacket, meaning it does not expand when it enters a body thus losing velocity so it can still pass completely through the body and hit someone else. The other type does not have the tip completely covered, so it expands on entry, doing more damage to the target but looses so much velocity it can not go on to hurt others

[@Morna777]

Dude you can see them smashing windows on the footage. Are you trying to get us to not trust our own eyes?

[@jadeh2699]

I wouldn't worry about giving code names away. They would be changed frequently.

[@GretchenJohnson-s1f]

Other countries probably think all that security is crazy but what most don't understand is that we are a power country..we have alot of enemies in other countries so protecting our president is vital.

[@OkiePeg411]

There's even MORE enemies inside the US!!! Every time a president has been assainated or had an assassination attempt, it's been a US citizen!!! Except, of course, the hijacked jet that was supposed to hit the capitol.

[@Spokavriel]

the training round are wax loads think of it like paint ball without the splat and they hit almost as hard as the lead, because its fired with the same amount of powder, only break up instead of penetrating.

[@sherlockholmez8764]

Smaller ammunition can be more dangerous the larger bullets. Like a .22 round wont go all the way through the body. It will ricochet in the body doing more damage.

[@srsheepdog2671]

Asking for .22 will almost always be inferred as 22LR unless specified otherwise.@@facel2

[@jishani1]

that's not how ballistics work. you're thinking of rounds that tumble, like the 5.56 round. a 22 caliber bullet should not tumble. that is a defect in either the projectile or the barrel of the wapon. the smaller a round is (22, 380, 9 mm, 5.7 like the p90 uses that they were showing in the video) the less energy is required to propel it. meaning they're very fast. and being smaller they have more of their mass concentrated in a smaller area. so they penetrate easily. over-penetration is a big concern. small round moving very fast punches a hole easily and keeps going. hollow points (the "special ammunition" that was mentioned in the video) deforms on impact to slow the projectile down after entering the body. causing more internal trauma and also greatly reducing the risk of over-penetration.

[@feralon9570]

A few years back our last base location was Fort Meade, MD. near DC.. I met a secret service agent called Alex. He used to come into the store I managed and we would just chat. I always found him super interesting and his wife and daughter were beautiful. He's the only one I ever met that holds the job. I didn't really "know" him but he was cool to talk to and we were are on first name basis.

[@YetiUprising]

2:22 You're thinking of the Capitol Building, but random ass people have gotten into the White House before. The last one was the actress in the 2nd Borat movie, a guy jumped the white house fence and ran through most of the first floor in 2014, and 3 people just showed up to a state dinner uninvited in 2009.

[@brandyforsythe1882]

Thanks for this reaction. You should check out the presidential motorcade. There is an in depth video on what all goes into it. For instance blood matching the president's blood type is kept at the ready should he need it.

[@lindaabbott7120]

Hi handsome ❤ the secret service is also responsible to catch forgers of money and valuable works of art. Can you imagine the POTS running to McDonald's for a big mac? If they want McDonald's, their chefs make exact copy of what they want, like a big mac. And im sure their chefs makes a better Big Mac than McDonald's could ever make.. search light reference about Nixon is a reference to Watergate scandal in the early 70's (I was just a child at that time)

[@dalemoore8582]

Bill Clinton literally used to go to McDonalds will he was jogging. He was such an as hole.

[@BoneHead1776]

buddy from college joined the Secret Service as a Forensic Accountant assigned to Colombia & Bolivia tracking counterfeit money. He had some crazy stories.

[@philmakris8507]

The fake bullets are made of wax and powered by the primer of the cartridge but no propellant(gun powder) they are known as simunitions.

[@robynbeach3198]

2:55 it was the capitol building, it was completely overblown in the media, and the only death was an unarmed woman who was shot by the police.

[@Wvaspartan]

I used to work at Mt Weather. It is home to much more than the bunker...

[@katw3070]

We have a home not far from Mt. Weather. Area residents know it’s there, but many people aren’t even aware of its existence.

[@astrogatorjones]

I was head of a large ISP back in Bush days. One of my tech support guys quoted Thomas Jefferson (i think) "a little revolution is good" or something like that in some online forum. Its a famous quote. Early in the morning Bush came to town there was a knock at his door. Secret Service. Two of them. They came in and sat with him until Bush had left town and then they left. :D.

[@aleigha9141]

Another interesting thing to note is that the president isn’t allowed to drive anywhere. They must be chauffeured. The whole motorcade to keep them safe.

[@Tijuanabill]

They never get to drive again, even after the big motorcade goes away. They ride in bullet proof SUVs, the rest of their days. I remember seeing the big Trump car auction, from Christy's, for all his exotic cars he could never drive again. If you recall the episode, they wouldn't even let Obama drive Jerry Seinfeld's Corvette around, on the White House grounds, on Comedians in Cars getting Coffee.

[@annepryor9169]

Reagan came to my hometown while he was President. My parents lived on a street that was part of his route. The Secret Service came to their home the day before and told them to stay inside and away from their doors and windows as the motorcade went by.

[@GenX1964]

9:00 Tim McCarthey survived. Pretty sure he had a bullet proof vest underneath his clothes. He went on to be a long serving Police Chief for a very nice community outside of Chicago. Retired recently. Just imagine though. Bullets are being shot and your first instinct is to face the attacker, get in front of the President, make yourself bigger like a soccer ⚽️ goalkeeper ...and take it to gut...hopefully 😮😮😮... which Special Agent McCarthey executed perfectly.

[@ralphwilson6859]

I know that there was one special agent took a bullet in the heart I'm not sure if it was in this instance but my grandfather went to a funeral

[@Banyo__]

I remember watching this special where they talked about the motorcade have pints of blood ready for the president in case of loss of blood and that secret agents have to fly ahead of Air Force one, and personally scout out oil for any of the transport vehicles on foreign soil, have it inspected, seal it for up to a week before he is to land there.

[@Spokavriel]

Codenames are made public and changed each term in office because the repeat in the next term can paint a target instead of obscure it.

[@brendadickenson3547]

I am glad you liked this.

[@forsakenwarlord5752]

A lot of this is blown completely out of proportion when it gets to the top couple

[@kJ9814]

That was the capital not the White House

[@patrioticz2858]

14:01 because search lights expose things in the dark but a cover up tries to keep things in the dark

[@yvonne6463]

that was the capitol building

[@kenbrown2808]

no, that was the capitol building they broke into. like the difference between parliament and the palace.

[@2012escapee1]

Hollow point ammo that stays in the body of the target is commonly available. It's what you load your concealed carry with.

[@thomasblack3675]

That's right.💯

[@ericaalhammouri2764]

The president doesn’t live in his own home during his presidency he lives at the White House and so does his family.

[@bettyir4302]

Except when he can escape D.C. and get back to his real home. But even that isn't much of a get outta Dodge when half of D.C. accompanies him everywhere.

[@s.jamessavell6995]

The fake bullets are simunition that are like real ammunition, but the bullet is like a paint ball. It's like real life but more like a paintball game that gets as close to real as you can get.

[@karenparker5054]

They broke into the Congressional Building not the White House.

[@patrioticz2858]

They didn't break into that either, u can see cops opening the doors and people walking around like tourists

[@atoftw4256]

@@patrioticz2858 Cops not only opening doors, but escorting some people too. What a weird event. I was outside the building some distance away in the crowd when it was all going down. Then the mayor calls a curfew, and everyone just left. Now we have Ray Epps getting some minor disorderly conduct charge (after constant attention), while others are punished beyond what's probably even legal. Can't wait for the full story to come out some day, there's a lot of pieces to put together.

[@patrioticz2858]

@atoftw4256 Epoch Times did a great video hoping camera angles even lawyers didn't have

[@patrioticz2858]

@@atoftw4256 like the "MAGA Shawman"

[@liber7773]

It’s not really breaking in when you’re invited.

[@bradybroussard4497]

It was the capitol building, not the whitehouse.

[@patrioticz2858]

11:27 The secret service will also deal with counterfeitbills and other money crimes.

[@bettyir4302]

Back in the 1960s, President Johnson (aka LBJ) would fly in to his lake house from Austin, TX on the weekends and there would be about 4 military helicopters accompanying him. He'd immediately jump in his boat and would stop to chat with random people. It drove his Secret Service mad. He even used our neighbor's toilet on the spur of the moment. The SS guys had several boat houses but he didn't like them all over him so they had to stay their distance. Past presidents weren't as protected as they are now. After his presidency, we were visiting at the ranch and I went out to see him while he was working on the irrigation system (for cattle feed crops) and talked to him a bit with him all grungy, shirt unbuttoned and saw his belly button. Guessing his SS were some of the guys in work clothes acting like farm hands. No, I do not believe he had anything to do with Kennedy's assassination. Gov. Connally, who was hit with "the magic bullet", had a lake house directly across from LBJ's. There is no way Mrs. Connally, who was also in that car, would have allowed him in her house or at her table or around her children and grandchildren if she ever believed he was behind it, imo.

[@kimkacer782]

They can still get fast food, just if they pick it up themselves, it's not eaten, they have a secret service guy order it in line and he's 'camouflaged' to NOT look like a secret service agent.

[@anonymouse7877]

Find us a vid that show how the British Secret Service used to protect the Queen. That would be very interesting!

[@seekingtruth1007]

January 6th was the capital building! And the truth is coming out about it !

[@nochannel1q2321]

Check out presidential transportation and motorcades. There are videos exploring the number of aircraft that accompany the President during travel (Air Force One, Backup Air Force One, a Doomsday Military Command Plane, Marine 1 and at least three duplicates, 2 massive cargo planes carrying the set of the specialized vehicles used for the trip pulled from the collection that's maintained and almost always a small white, unmarked private jet). Both of the aircraft notoriously, though not technically accurately, known as Air Force One travel with the President with one acting as a decoy and landing at a different airport and then acting as a backup and the other landing with the President at the intended arrival site. Presidential helicopter travel always includes a minimum of two duplicate helicopters even abroad that shift and move around during flight to make it harder to determine which one has the President aboard and to be able to have a helicopter land due to some kind of problem and have one of the duplicates pick the President up and continue or escape. For emergency evacuation the primary Air Force One remains fueled and ready at the airport, the military command aircraft is generally located either at the primary Air Force one location or at a nearby foreign military base, the backup Air Force One will be in the same readiness at a nearby airport and a short distance away from both of those places the small white aircraft will be located and ready in the same status, but much, much discreetly in case the first or second Air Force Ones and military command aircraft are somehow render inaccessible or inoperable and able to whisk the President and a small number of people with him out of harm's way. It's also been used in the past for extremely discreet flights, for example President Clinton is known to have used the white unmarked private jet to make at least two very discreet visits to Pakistan during his time in office.

[@beesnort3163]

Top 10 things they are willing to let us know lol.

[@barbarawilliams6419]

President lives in the White House

[@seizer88]

That was the capitol building not the White House

[@BradleyChristmas]

They probably use simunitions. These are plastic non-lethal projectiles that sting but cause no real harm.

[@donalddouglas5661]

To understand "Searchlight" you'd have to look into the Watergate Scandal. This took place during the Nixon Administration.

[@judyhenderson7805]

That was the capital which houses the congress & senate.

[@patrioticz2858]

1:46 there are ones on top with snipers

[@fps_illuminati_8676]

My sister just got married to the “energizer’s” son this weekend 🤣

[@patrioticz2858]

9:28 there are rubber bullets and chalk rounds

[@sandirobinson6966]

That was the Capitol building. A demonstration that was allowed to get too boisterous.

[@TerriLynn714]

That's a fact about them protecting the president while they're doing an intern or whomever 😂. Dan Bongino mentioned them protecting even staff during the Obama administration

[@howdydo7320]

President Bush made unannouced visit to sr ctr. It was strange to see police officers at ea street corner on my route to work. The president agents visited Target where i work. I ask bout their "funeral" suits & they told me the president is meeting w the seniors at the sr ctr a block away. Presidents always makes unannounced visits to avoid hugh crowds

[@jadeh2699]

Yes, former presidents of the US and their spouses all receive lifetime Secret Service protection. Their children under age sixteen also receive SS protection. A past president can decline SS protection, but a current president is required to have it. Also, a president, past or current, is not allowed to drive on public roads. They are not allowed to receive packages on their own, and they cannot purchase their own electronic devices.

[@yellow-_-toaster5627]

It’s like being a kid again!

[@olgawindler9506]

Lol, the president and his family live in the White House. 😂😂😂 And if you think its over the top, we've had assinations. Kennedy and Lincoln.

[@timlenard1646]

they broke into the Capital Building, not the Whitehouse..

[@jishani1]

"broke into" is misleading, given the capital police are on video removing the barriers for the crowd.

[@timlenard1646]

@jishani1 that's a completely different topic (which I agree) but this was a simple correction about which building it was...

[@OkiePeg411]

No one broke in to the capitol.

[@JustinBurrichter]

So do you like the Secret Service and all the stuff they do as another Day at the Office and I'm shor there's more amazing things, here in the good OLD USA we are aware of some of the stuff, like Dooms Day Bunker underground, protect the president, and so on and I'm sure that there's more top secret stuff they'll only find out if you join them

[@janetmoreno8909]

That as the Capital Building not the White House.

[@Morna777]

As far as I can remember that wasn't a break-in, they got in by faking credentials and joining the line at an official event

[@gofortharts]

2 different buildings.

[@katestewart-taylor9736]

I’ve camped on the farm next to Mt Weather.

[@kenbrown2808]

right. these are the top 10 things they no longer care if you know.

[@carlacook5181]

Richard Nixon relinquished his Secret Service privileges.

[@MacmillanYarofailam]

Lol the protest happen in the capitol house where congress meetings happen if im not mistken

[@moistchurro]

lol all of these are insane

[@claudiaclark6162]

NO!!! that was The U S Capital Building

[@cincitytv9747]

They didn't mention that there are 2 White Houses!

[@patrioticz2858]

3:35 probably just hollow points

[@cden409]

And they protect all of them when they leave the position. They become citizens again but never without security. The past Presidents and their family also. Our past presidents (alive) are from 1976 till now and beyond.

[@jariemonah]

The insurrection (or riot as some may say) was at the Capitol building, not the White House. The Capitol (with an O) is different from capital btw.

[@calebS.Buddy_Rich_Best_Soloist]

Top 10 secrets that are released ??? 😂

[@karenhorton148]

A coverup is in the dark, a searchlight lights the darkness. Get it?

[@impresarioe6824]

The president or former presidents DON’T drive unless on their own property.

[@babystepstopeace]

Current and former Presidents are not permitted to drive unless it is on their own property.

[@cden409]

They live in the White House-I think in the west wing.

[@debidaigle7921]

January 6th was not a movie. Six people died and many more police were injured.

[@beckyhenderson-bz6tf]

Yes the secret service is with all presidents and family until they pass/die. And if you were wondering yes we as Americans pay for all of that with our tax dollars.

[@dianethomas9384]

Shocked to hear the UK does not similarly support your former Prime Mini

[@jamesl6639]

The movie about the taking of the white house was Olympus down. Peace!

[@jonathananderson6057]

You mean white house down or Olympus has fallen

[@dianaspears571]

This is why I think it's so absurd to think that a former could be jailed. Do the Secret Service accompany them?

[@patrioticz2858]

7:14 A worker could poison it

[@LeighCatLibra]

Biden eats the ice cream doesn’t he?

[@patrioticz2858]

@LeighRumfield pretty much all he does but most likely it was prepared by an agent and/or taste tested for poison. The president has a poison taster and the cooks are generally military cooks and they aren't even trusted 100%

[@yarnangel52]

There are new top ten silly..these were at one time. btw, that was a movie you were remembering..lol