Videos tagged with Presidential Protection

This video explores the theory of Secret Service agents using prosthetic hands to conceal firearms. The instructor demonstrates a DIY setup using a display hand and a coat, practicing drawing compact firearms like an AR pistol and handgun. The drill simulates engaging threats while protecting a principal, highlighting techniques for concealment and rapid engagement.

This video discusses the effectiveness of female Secret Service agents in presidential protection, drawing parallels to training standards. The speaker emphasizes that while women have a place in law enforcement and security, standards for critical roles like presidential protection should not be lowered due to DEI initiatives. Realistic, rigorous training, including exposure to male counterparts and aggressive self-defense techniques, is crucial for ensuring agents are truly capable.

This video discusses a leaked internal email from a Secret Service counter-sniper detailing concerns about agency leadership and a perceived inability to protect leaders, citing a specific incident on July 13th, 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania, which resulted in a civilian death and a near-miss of the protectee. The email suggests a culture of 'cover your ass' within the agency and predicts another assassination attempt within 30 days. The video includes a congressional hearing exchange where the acting director addresses these concerns.

This video critically analyzes the Secret Service's security failures during an assassination attempt on President Trump. The speaker, exhibiting expert authority, details issues ranging from DEI hiring practices impacting agent suitability to critical lapses in perimeter security and threat assessment. The analysis highlights specific failures, such as ignoring warnings about a vulnerable building and inadequate sniper coverage, suggesting a need for independent investigation and accountability.