What Happens Next w/ The Secret Service? | EYES ON | Ep. 32

[@desertrat1418]

New drinking game idea... every time Andy asks a question and Bill goes on for over 3 minutes but manages to never actually answer the question....take a drink. Gotta run, glass is empty.

[@edgleason9078]

I dont think anyone will continue to model the secret service after this fiasco.

[@user-vg3yc6gk5f]

Great to have a Secret Service cheerleader around to explain everything to us

[@diegoscoffin7491]

Lol pretty embarrassing

[@avant124]

JFK

[@josedorsaith5261]

The audience were pointing the shooter out before he started shooting. The SS Head's excuse of 'We couldn't stop him from using a private building' is sketchy.

[@Splattervision-qh1sd]

When I was at PI in the 80’s, our 1st General Order….”take charge of this post and all government property in view” Obviously with that building, tho not government property, any Marine recruit would know enough to put someone up there. It wouldn’t even take Secret Service to cover it. There was local LE all over, put one guy up there with a rifle. If nothing else, it’s another set of eyeballs with an elevated position. This whole thing blows my mind.

[@LibCon1980]

Every building is private….I mean they are either owned by a private individual, company, or governmental entity. What is she even talking about?

[@avant124]

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[@avant124]

JFK

[@RossNaylor-uq4jp]

The same thing happens with the military whenever there is a shooting and your the shooter your taken off active service until its proven the rules of engagement were followed or thats how it was when I was in the u.k army anyway

[@kevinmurphy8727]

This dude can’t see how the secret service dropped the ball. It’s a damn shame. All these DEI Hires are suing the govt

[@Ghoosier]

It’s called living in denial

[@diegoscoffin7491]

Pretty embarrassing. The amount of incompetence displayed by the SS is incredible. This has inside job written all over it. Sad thing is we will never know thanks to the fbi

[@chrispbacon6351]

The secret service system worked? Someone needs to remind this guy that the SS guys had one job and they monumentally failed. Sorry dude you can’t fluff this one up.

[@strawdawgs78]

5 minutes in, I could listen to the rest of this interview... but like Anthony Keidis said in Point Break: "That would be a waste of time."

[@Splattervision-qh1sd]

“World’s most efficient, productive and knowledgeable GM mechanics” Required nowadays to keep any GM product in running condition. Forget the Presidential motorcade.

[@berryreading4809]

Great episode guys. Bill is always a fantastic guest, I think especially for Eyes On episodes because he is amazing at getting tons of important but also easily understandable information rapidly... Definitely another top tier communicator among The Team House Cadre of guests. Thanks! 👍

[@subroc12]

The secret service we’re a joke on Saturday.

[@goldencheese7247]

Andy banging out Hans Martin Schleyer QUICK quick. Guess the old noggin's not as slow as you make it out to be. Cudos gramps. Love ya! ❤

[@Lizardforce]

Thanks for the update guys! Appreciate your insights ❤

[@goldencheese7247]

just watched SPEAK THE TRUTH's take on it. the tree obscuring the line of sight on the shooter was news to me. anyways great job. love EYES ON

[@bartgallant6897]

All of these Eyes On broadcasts would be so much more watchable ( and watched) if the three of you would position your cameras in line with what ever the hell you are looking at ( your monitors) . Only because this episode features a guest who is looking at the camera is it watchable. I love watching Dave and Jack’s great interviews but this thing of you guys watching monitors we can’t see is ridiculous.

[@dannyotter7247]

Love this show ……. great insight and commentary as always and also that personal introspective and aspect - love it, love to be more directly involved :-)

[@LeonidasDunbar]

It was Invesco field.

[@nancydunham4361]

Timely, targeted and clarifying, as usual, gents: Thanks so much!

[@corywatterson7560]

🤮

[@smokeytheanimal3662]

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[@Asianconda]

Let's just say that cops don't like Trump 😅

[@hulkangry5546]

Are Dave and Jack not doing the team house anymore?

[@everythingluxury7]

Am I the only one that sees the all seeing eye on the pyramid? I demand an answer Jack wtf is that doing on here

[@TheTeamHousePodcast]

We’re in the Illuminati

[@MrWesWeston]

@@TheTeamHousePodcast actually loxists

[@NavyDocHM3]

Outstanding ya’ll! As always!! 👍🫡🇺🇸 -Doc Lykins

[@ronparker8391]

the second cs team knew there was somthing real wrong 30+ seconds before the first shot. They went from looking thru binos to both agents down cheeks on rifles.

[@keithmaxwell5714]

Wow, this guy is a company man! Sounds like the secret service did everything right and didn't make any mistakes.

[@Ghoosier]

Govt is full of these types that live in a vacuum and will not stand with a spine or make waves. It’s sad it’s come to this state of affairs

[@diegoscoffin7491]

If that’s the case, then the secret service must be the keystone cops

[@Arizona_rider]

I believe the secret service was ordered to stand down. So everyone should stop looking at the team on the ground and start looking at the people in charge

[@haydensmith7551]

There are reports that police officers were inside that building is this confirmed??

[@diegoscoffin7491]

Several news outlets are reporting that the building the shooter was on was being used as a staging center by the police

[@DaleKallio]

Testimony and self incrimination.. A difficult path.

[@lollieglover1411]

Audio speed is at very rapid speed

[@scr4370]

👍

[@MDM0915]

Who is censoring comments within minutes? KZbin or The Team House?

[@kevinmorthorst521]

KZbin

[@rsuninv]

Dee

[@SomewhatRealMcCoy]

Excellent episode as always guys. A couple of things: 1. I was a sexual assault investigator in local LE for a few years. I was also in the Army National Guard and later in the Air National Guard. I can’t speak for the Army with current info, but the AF has mostly taken away the ability of the commander to run the sexual assault investigations. One of the best decisions the AF ever made. It took me at least 2 years of working these cases on the civilian LE side before I felt somewhat comfortable that I was really understanding all the moving parts of the legal system involved in that, as well as not moving investigative focus based on emotion or political influence. No company or organization should ever be investigating their own sexual assaults. They completely screw it up about 95% of the time. That comes in the form of them unintentionally swaying people’s memories or beliefs one way or another, or missing obvious supportive evidence or evidence that the claim is fake/revenge. Organizations often fire people immediately to save face and end up ruining reputations, without any real facts. You need an outside set of eyes. 2. A lot of keyboard warriors on here who live in the age of jumping on every sensationalized video on social media and think they are now experts on LE or anything SS related because of this one event. I doubt these words will sway anyone’s thinking, and that’s not really my intention. Hold your own convictions, but please do it with some education. I have had the privilege of working alongside and plugged into SS details in my LE career. The average citizen would quickly be board with the job because of the shear level of focus and meticulousness that is required to plan coverage for any event. That’s why it’s not a job, it’s a calling. I can’t say it more clearly….you see videos on social media, but, unless you are trained with or around SS, or work with them, you have almost zero idea of how this all flows. I’ll say the same thing I told countless people in my investigations who wanted to jump the gun and come with theories instead of facts. Wait for the final investigation, both from the FBI, and now likely from Congress as well.