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I got to tour the White House when I was in 8th grade in the early 80s. While standing in line waiting for our turn to take the tour, one of the grounds keepers asked us if we wanted to see the president. He pointed and said that he was about to take off in a helicopter towards the house. A couple of min. later, the helicopter took off, circled the line, and then President Reagan leaned out a bit and waved to us. It was really cool.
@@Fly-aaron92 He prob has seen it countless times and can tell when its gonna happen...Prob by how and where the president leaves the building, and seeing certain people
@@CarsCatAliens yeah I was thinking that too. But still, you would think they'd keep a little better wrap on something like that. If any random groundskeeper can figure out when and where the president is coming and going from. Would stand to reason it would be pretty easy for any and everyone else as well.
I managed some villas when I lived in the Caribbean years ago. For a few years in a row, the Clinton's stayed in one of them. (Please, no nasty comments or politics. I'm just telling a story). Despite no longer being president, the secret service was nuts! They came out several says in advance and did a serious search of the house, grounds and neighborhood. Hillary wanted to go for a walk on the beach one morning and despite it being a fairly private beach, they said no way in hell. Too dangerous. Funny thing is, we spent a bit of time with the secret service guys and they were all super chill. Khakis and golf shirts while on duty. I even got to meet Bill (Hillary had already left). Cool experience to see how it works!
Dealt with the secret service when Bush Jr went too the middle east for Thanksgiving. He flew threw mildenhall ab. I was a young Airmen working on the c-17s that were providing support. We had to stay on shift the entire time they were on base, they didn't want it getting out that bush was in town,I guess? Anyway, I had to put a dust cover on a valve stem, and was shadowed by a secret service agent the entire time. He was very cool, we talked the whole time, but he watched everything I did and asked a ton of questions. I was basically training him in my job as crew chief. Cool experience though!
I graduated from the Corcoran College of Art & Design, which is directly across from the Ellipse and the White House. It was common for Secret Service cars to park right outside the school entrance. We'd see agents also getting coffee at the nearby famous Swing's Coffee shop. I didn't know about the SAM setup on the roof of the New Executive Building, but doesn't surprise me. Around the Ellipse were many agents dressed in civilian clothing, but they were carrying duffle bags which had machine guns or whatever inside. It was very obvious they were guarding the area. I mean who else just stands around in the grass with sunglasses on holding a duffle bag for hours on end. George W. Bush was President at the time so I saw his motorcade come and go from the west-side entrance gate countless times. I've always wanted to take a tour inside the White House. The general area itself is very nice and a nice place to take a stroll around or even jog around at night. I feel lucky to have been able to go to school so close to the home of many Presidents and their families. The area is rich with history!
1. Bullet proof glass - level 8 2. Snipers on top of White House 3. SFRA 4.. Fire and Power- air misspelled system 5. Good boys - dogs 6.Droning on 7.Don not club 8. The uniform 9. Heat vision. 10. security tasty 11.into the Oval Office 12. Secret tunnels 13 a loud of bunker-peac 14. Get a good look 15. Marine 1
I was in the US Navy for 10 years. In that time I encountered a lot of service personnel who could be or could have been in a White House security force. They are serious about it!
They are super fun to play with. The fire department I work with has two of them. We have 3 backup batteries for both, so 6 in total, so if your on duty and want to "train" with it you are welcome to do it. It has all kinds of options and features but super fun to play with, once they become affordable I highly recommend one. I use a full charge on a battery every shift.
Little while ago I watched a video where they rolling the dog in! Seems a dude was hiding in a house and had no intentions to come out! So there was robo-cop 🫣 This “sweet” doggie literally replaces 4 police- officers, maybe even more! It was the first time I saw that thing doing the work of a few strong man/women! Unbelievable how it moved through the building 😵 One moment you even see the robot going through the laundry! Clothes went everywhere, just like real dogs do! I was really impressed and almost felt sorry for the intruder! 😅 Robot-dog cop probably crushed Mr Badboiiii when they found him 🤖 🐶 👮🏻♂️ 🤣
Wow, we've come a long way. Before the Civil War people would have picnics on the White House Lawn, and they could just walk in and talk to the president.
I couldn’t even imagine that now. Yeah that’s cause we had a President who freed black folks which left some angry rich people distraught, so they unfortunately decided to ruin picnics by killing the one who freed them, how dare they 🤦🏽♀️
I got a good laugh when you state in the video that the president’s helicopter is “impossible to shoot down”. After spending a few years in the United States Army Air Defense, I can personally guarantee you that NOTHING is impossible to shoot down. Our motto: “If it flies - It dies!” 🚁
Every 4 or 8 years, someone new gets voted into the White House. There are literally millions of angry people every time there's a new President. Could you imagine if they didn't have all that security? I shudder to think about what would be attempted if the security wasn't so high.
@@TheSilmarillian I don't care for Obama but seriously educate yourself better on the history of sexuality and national leadership that should by no means surprise you that's entirely a product of you being American and very uneducated about the history of other nations. Most highly successful civilizations accepted homosexuality since civilization even existed. Also if I were in office I'm gay and would make sure there's femboy secret service in the whitehouse so get out of here with all the anti gay propaganda.
When touring DC a few years ago with my family, we saw what looked like Marine 1 in the video. I asked the guide on our bus if the president was flying in. He told us that when the president is on board, a fire truck will be nearby in case of an emergency. I thought that was interesting.
I was in the 174th ADA 2nd Batt in McConnelsville, Ohio. It is an Ohio Army National Guard unit. I joined after my tour in the Army was completed. At that time it was one of two locations that had the Avengers. And, I have to say they are insane. They also have a .50 on the right side under the missile battery and a remote control that you can use to drive and fire the weapons. I don't remember how far the controller would work, it was connected with a cable it wasn't wireless. If there was a fear of possible attack we could retreat to a safe place and still have full access to the vehicle. The radar is insanely sensitive. We used to do weekend training at Burr Oak Park outside of Glouster. We were down at the bottom of a hill and there was a big field in front of us thats just a big incline. We could see a rabbit moving across the field and was able to lock on to the rabbit. It had the entire missile battery locked and following every movement. It was crazy how smooth and quick the battery would move, every inch it followed. It was really insane to watch. But yes 8 stinger missiles, fun fact they used to be hawk missiles, .50 cal with I believe it was 250 rounds on top of a Humvee. It was a fun ride. But, after watching it track a rabbit every hop and being just as fast as the rabbit was pretty wild to watch. He/she never had any idea so much destruction was just a button push away.
Very cool. I was Military Police and had a lot of friends who were attached to ADA batteries in Germany and elsewhere in Europe in the early/mid 1980’s
In November 1989 I was on holiday in the US from the UK, and it was just a couple of days after the Berlin Wall fell. I just rocked up for the free White House tour and really enjoyed it. There was little security and a kind of party atmosphere, probably due to the impending end of the Cold War. I tried again in 2011 but was told that only US citizens are allowed to tour now.
Interestingly enough, there's a SFRA along the Hudson River, where if you follow all the rules you can do turns around the Statue of Liberty. Tom Scott did a video on it.
i have been to the white house in fact i got to see the president come back to the white house when i tell you no cars were on the road there were NO cars on the road
12 minutes is actually incredibly slow for the fighter jets to intercept an aircraft, especially when they're stationed within the 33 mile exclusion zone. Flying time should be around 30 seconds at Mach 1 to intercept. Did it take them 10 mins to get ready before running out to the planes? 😂
Ive been inside the white house twice. mom used to work in the pentagon and got us a tour a couple times. No joke on checks and security. being around the ss guys was eerie as hell. Caught a glimpse of then president bush senior. also how to tell the president is home is if the flag on top is up.
Looks nice on the surface. (I lived on 16th Street and visited the White House frequently in the 1970s as a local tourist.) What the public never sees is apparently beyond imagination.
Back in 2010 I was walking around the Capitol Building and saw a uniformed USSS officer standing behind crowd control barricades carrying an MP5. So I kidded him, "Bet you couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with that thing." He smiled and just said, "Maybe." You see tons of USSS officers and cars around, but it's the ones you DON'T see milling about as "tourists" that are really keeping an eye on you.
There is no such thing as a semi-automatic assault rifle. An assault rifle is, by definition, capable of select fire. Select fire is the ability to choose between semi-auto and full-auto modes of fire using a selector switch, typically incorporated into the safety. Depending on the legislation, some semi-automatic rifles may be classified as assault weapons, but they are really just ranch rifles that look military. The .223 Remington round typically fired from an AR-15, is one of the smallest and least powerful of rifle rounds. Some states have prohibited it from hunting deer, because they don't believe it is powerful enough to humanely take down a deer. The 30-30 Winchester round typically used for deer hunting is about 50% more powerful than the .223 Remington and is not itself considered particularly powerful. Pretty much any hunting rifle would have had a better chance of penetrating the White House.
During my military service, I had the opportunity to tour DC and the White House. I found it quite disturbing that not 1 block from the White House there were many homeless people living in cardboard boxes.
The White House is not in a very good neighborhood. Back in the early 1990s when I was a teen (and GPS didn't exist) I took the wrong exit off the beltway and got lost in DC and ended up on Pennsylvania Avenue. I stopped at a light and there were all these thugs wandering around and I was thinking "I better get the Hell out of here because this place is pretty ghetto" then I drove a couple more blocks and passed by the White House. This was back before they closed Pennsylvania Avenue to vehicle traffic.
I live in Vancouver BC and once Carter was up here looking in Bob's Sporting Goods store, there were Secret Service snipers on the roof of the Hotel across the street.......
TIL The White House already has bullet proof glass. Nice. For some reason I didn't think it did, and said they should get some installed, lol. Now I know! Thanks!
My parents took me to the White House as a kid. Back then, all we had to do was get in line at one of the gatehouses whenever a tour was scheduled. Tours ran every few hours and no appointment needed.
Im pretty sure that tripod had a spotting scope used for target acquisition and the snipers arent up there pointing rifles at everyone just to look thru their scope but i could be wrong.
My family home has a hidden room where they kept wine/beer/cold storage items in the basement. I must remember to tell my kids about it since that is where the safe is (empty) and also the panel for all the breakers and main electrical shut off. I can just imagine the confusion of someone wanting to check the switch of an electrical breaker and not being able to find the main box.
3:00 Asault Riffle isn't even a proper term. and when it is used, it's used to describe full auto weapons the military uses, like an AK-47 or M-4. Modern full auto weapons have fire modes, the main 2 are full auto and 3 round burst, and some may have a semi-automatic mode. But calling a semi auto weapon an "assault riffle" is just incorrect and dumb.
@MickeyMousePark You stated a different scenario that often happens. What you stated was people saying the acronym, then saying the word(s) the acronym represents. This is most likely because the acronyms are used a lot, so people's minds begin to recognize the acronym as a word itself, instead of multiple words. What I stated was just a case of incorrect terminology, like calling a gun "magazine" a "clip." The only time that terminology is correct is if it's a stripper clip on a WWI era weapon.
@uprebel5150 Yeah, I'm fairly certain it was a buzz word coined by democrats to make people more fearful of guns, so the democrats could more easily have their heavy gun regulations put in place.
An assault rifle is defined as a gun that: Is black Looks kinda big Seems scary I kid, but that's not too far off from a real law that was in effect during the Clinton administration. It defined an "assault weapon" partly based on what the gun looks like. Feinstein tried to bring it back with even an even sillier definition, but this time even some members of her own party were too embarrassed to be associated with such slliness.
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funnily enough, the movie "Olympus Has Fallen" showcases a lot of these features in the film. PEOCS, hidden tunnels, bullet proof windows, the roof top snipers and stinger missile battery and the secret service agents.
There's no way the bunker is that deep. It's more likely to be reinforced with steel and concrete to survive a hit. It might be underground, but I doubt it's 100 stories deep. It's probably closer to 10 stories deep.
Garbage rhetoric with a smile, they have foiled many plots/attempts - things that you have no idea about. I wonder why people with very little knowledge/intellect are always the ones that make the biggest and most bizarre accusations.
@@TitaniumTurbinethey have likely foiled some pretty well thought out attacks, busted large counterfeit operations, but they also failed massively twice this year on a protection job. The local mall police literally could have done better. Was it intentional or incompetence you decide.
They are super fun to play with. The fire department I work with has two of them. We have 3 backup batteries for both, so 6 in total, so if your on duty and want to "train" with it you are welcome to do it. It has all kinds of options and features but super fun to play with, once they become affordable I highly recommend one. I use a full charge on a battery every shift.
I guess the Secret Service and police officers in the USA have different tastes in which dog breed to use as security buddies. “The German Shepherd is by far the most popular dog that is employed by police agencies across the country.” a quote from an online article, which also said the Belgian Malinois is the 3rd most used breed by police officers. While the Secret Service only use the Belgian Malinois.
Like tools in a toolbox, different breeds have different situational purposes but it also depends on cost/department budgets, as well as availability. TSA needs breeds that can sniff out a large amount of various materials with exceptional accuracy. Police departments need breeds that can sniff out humans/drugs but also taking part in hunting folks down, biting, and securing them. SS needs dogs that have heightened visual senses at great distances that can also tackle subjects. Different dogs have different and stronger characteristics.
i think its like 6 units, and a standard sniper unit is 4 people, equalling 24 snipers on the residence alone, plus a few more units on each outer building equalling probably 48 total, for 3 sniper units on each outer building
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I got to tour the White House when I was in 8th grade in the early 80s. While standing in line waiting for our turn to take the tour, one of the grounds keepers asked us if we wanted to see the president. He pointed and said that he was about to take off in a helicopter towards the house. A couple of min. later, the helicopter took off, circled the line, and then President Reagan leaned out a bit and waved to us. It was really cool.
That sounds like a great memory to have. That is definitely a unique one !
How cool is that ❤
Dang, wouldn't think a groundskeeper would have that kinda info. I guess back in the 80s it was a little more lax
@@Fly-aaron92 He prob has seen it countless times and can tell when its gonna happen...Prob by how and where the president leaves the building, and seeing certain people
@@CarsCatAliens yeah I was thinking that too. But still, you would think they'd keep a little better wrap on something like that. If any random groundskeeper can figure out when and where the president is coming and going from. Would stand to reason it would be pretty easy for any and everyone else as well.
I managed some villas when I lived in the Caribbean years ago. For a few years in a row, the Clinton's stayed in one of them. (Please, no nasty comments or politics. I'm just telling a story). Despite no longer being president, the secret service was nuts! They came out several says in advance and did a serious search of the house, grounds and neighborhood. Hillary wanted to go for a walk on the beach one morning and despite it being a fairly private beach, they said no way in hell. Too dangerous. Funny thing is, we spent a bit of time with the secret service guys and they were all super chill. Khakis and golf shirts while on duty. I even got to meet Bill (Hillary had already left). Cool experience to see how it works!
Dealt with the secret service when Bush Jr went too the middle east for Thanksgiving. He flew threw mildenhall ab. I was a young Airmen working on the c-17s that were providing support. We had to stay on shift the entire time they were on base, they didn't want it getting out that bush was in town,I guess?
Anyway, I had to put a dust cover on a valve stem, and was shadowed by a secret service agent the entire time. He was very cool, we talked the whole time, but he watched everything I did and asked a ton of questions. I was basically training him in my job as crew chief.
Cool experience though!
Did you go with bill to the Island too....
My friend was USCG in Miami (I think) got reviewed by and shook hands with then President Clinton
@@peepers46I always thought Bill would be fun to know, my husband calls him cousin Bill, you know being from Arkansas and all😂
I wonder what Bill did in the Caribbean once Hillary left…
I graduated from the Corcoran College of Art & Design, which is directly across from the Ellipse and the White House.
It was common for Secret Service cars to park right outside the school entrance.
We'd see agents also getting coffee at the nearby famous Swing's Coffee shop.
I didn't know about the SAM setup on the roof of the New Executive Building, but doesn't surprise me.
Around the Ellipse were many agents dressed in civilian clothing, but they were carrying duffle bags which had machine guns or whatever inside. It was very obvious they were guarding the area. I mean who else just stands around in the grass with sunglasses on holding a duffle bag for hours on end.
George W. Bush was President at the time so I saw his motorcade come and go from the west-side entrance gate countless times.
I've always wanted to take a tour inside the White House.
The general area itself is very nice and a nice place to take a stroll around or even jog around at night.
I feel lucky to have been able to go to school so close to the home of many Presidents and their families. The area is rich with history!
1. Bullet proof glass - level 8
2. Snipers on top of White House
3. SFRA
4.. Fire and Power- air misspelled system
5. Good boys - dogs
6.Droning on
7.Don not club
8. The uniform
9. Heat vision.
10. security tasty
11.into the Oval Office
12. Secret tunnels
13 a loud of bunker-peac
14. Get a good look
15. Marine 1
misspelled system is the best irony of the day.
Why would you tell all this?
I was in the US Navy for 10 years. In that time I encountered a lot of service personnel who could be or could have been in a White House security force. They are serious about it!
Those robot dogs are disturbing. Can you imagine just chilling at home and that things rolls up on you?
They are super fun to play with. The fire department I work with has two of them. We have 3 backup batteries for both, so 6 in total, so if your on duty and want to "train" with it you are welcome to do it. It has all kinds of options and features but super fun to play with, once they become affordable I highly recommend one. I use a full charge on a battery every shift.
Just imagine running through the park and one of those robots started running beside you "playing"! 🤣
Little while ago I watched a video where they rolling the dog in!
Seems a dude was hiding in a house and had no intentions to come out!
So there was robo-cop 🫣
This “sweet” doggie literally replaces 4 police- officers, maybe even more!
It was the first time I saw that thing doing the work of a few strong man/women! Unbelievable how it moved through the building 😵
One moment you even see the robot going through the laundry! Clothes went everywhere, just like real dogs do!
I was really impressed and almost felt sorry for the intruder! 😅
Robot-dog cop probably crushed Mr Badboiiii when they found him
🤖 🐶 👮🏻♂️ 🤣
@@RiseoftheLibertarian OK. That's freaking awesome!
@@iTammy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow, we've come a long way. Before the Civil War people would have picnics on the White House Lawn, and they could just walk in and talk to the president.
I couldn’t even imagine that now. Yeah that’s cause we had a President who freed black folks which left some angry rich people distraught, so they unfortunately decided to ruin picnics by killing the one who freed them, how dare they 🤦🏽♀️
That's how it should be. What have you done so wrong?
🤦🏻only after the civil war they had presidents.
4:35 I have to say, being a President's personal sniper sounds like the most metal (albeit nerve-racking) job out there
Being the personal taster would have it's moments too....
I got a good laugh when you state in the video that the president’s helicopter is “impossible to shoot down”. After spending a few years in the United States Army Air Defense, I can personally guarantee you that NOTHING is impossible to shoot down.
Our motto: “If it flies - It dies!” 🚁
It's a good deal that the White House roof isn't slanted!
I bet that team isn't as diverse as the team that protected Trump
@@silentios7336Trump and diverse don’t belong in the same sentence.
@@hcs4life21 democrat located
Nice 1 indeed.
@@hcs4life21Trump has diverse hair
The Secret Service was a too notch organization....until recent events seems to indicate their standards have really been lowered.
They became complacent and soft after lack of action. It will happen again. Same problem, different protectee, different day.
Every 4 or 8 years, someone new gets voted into the White House. There are literally millions of angry people every time there's a new President. Could you imagine if they didn't have all that security? I shudder to think about what would be attempted if the security wasn't so high.
Look at things now. We got people threatening to end each other over politics. It's absolute madness.
@@feraltaco4783 yeah
@feraltaco4783 like the fake president who constructed a gallow to have his VP hung..yet allowed to run again
same thing happens to many other countries which have half the security measures
The security is so high they can even figure out who's bag of coccain it was? (*Cough cough* Hunter's)
All the security measures, but they can’t find out who’s cocaine was at the White house 🤔🤔🤔
Dumb or Dumb Jr.
Mmmmmmm
They know
Now imagine somehow getting a hard drug in there. Specifically, an area closed to the public. It'd probably be pretty hard for a random visitor to do.
Cessna, hell. The aircraft you featured in the video is a Dassault Falcon 6X - which only entered service last year (2023).
That was interesting. Thank you. Now I want to see Part 2, Air Force 1. I’ll be waiting. 😊
Bartholomew Eggbert for President! 🥳😊
I do believe you mean Bartholomew Eggbert AMAZED!
Why thank you sir!
I will vote
@@BeAmazedHow did you come up with The name Barholomew Eggbert Amazed
@@BeAmazedthx for cheering me up because we have to put him down in 2 days thx for bringing me some happiness and good news good videos man
Me: Why is Saw's torture room in Obama's secret closet?
Obama: Do you want to play a game?
He’s no longer president you know?
Americas first gay black president and trans first lady you cant make this stuff up.........
😂😂😂😂 Oh ,grow up!
@@felis1224 Maybe you could mirror your own advice ?
@@TheSilmarillian I don't care for Obama but seriously educate yourself better on the history of sexuality and national leadership that should by no means surprise you that's entirely a product of you being American and very uneducated about the history of other nations. Most highly successful civilizations accepted homosexuality since civilization even existed. Also if I were in office I'm gay and would make sure there's femboy secret service in the whitehouse so get out of here with all the anti gay propaganda.
Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf
I would love to see a video based on how AI works. Going into how they generate images and detailed paragraphs in seconds
Why not make one yourself, using AI.😂
Wow, that was a quick upload! Nice job!
New post yay
You forgot to mention, about Marine one. They travel in threes playing an airborne shell game as another level to security.
Paranoid as fuck, and for good reason.
Shhhhh secrets lol
True. I witnessed one of the decoys take off from the Ellipse as GWB was taking off from the south lawn back in the summer of 2008.
The world's most powerful person's house!
When touring DC a few years ago with my family, we saw what looked like Marine 1 in the video. I asked the guide on our bus if the president was flying in. He told us that when the president is on board, a fire truck will be nearby in case of an emergency. I thought that was interesting.
Washington never lived in the White House, although he approved the design. John and Abigail Adams were the first to live in an unfinished building.
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I was in the 174th ADA 2nd Batt in McConnelsville, Ohio. It is an Ohio Army National Guard unit. I joined after my tour in the Army was completed. At that time it was one of two locations that had the Avengers. And, I have to say they are insane. They also have a .50 on the right side under the missile battery and a remote control that you can use to drive and fire the weapons. I don't remember how far the controller would work, it was connected with a cable it wasn't wireless. If there was a fear of possible attack we could retreat to a safe place and still have full access to the vehicle. The radar is insanely sensitive. We used to do weekend training at Burr Oak Park outside of Glouster. We were down at the bottom of a hill and there was a big field in front of us thats just a big incline. We could see a rabbit moving across the field and was able to lock on to the rabbit. It had the entire missile battery locked and following every movement. It was crazy how smooth and quick the battery would move, every inch it followed. It was really insane to watch. But yes 8 stinger missiles, fun fact they used to be hawk missiles, .50 cal with I believe it was 250 rounds on top of a Humvee. It was a fun ride. But, after watching it track a rabbit every hop and being just as fast as the rabbit was pretty wild to watch. He/she never had any idea so much destruction was just a button push away.
@@Mr82828cone no one asked you
Very cool. I was Military Police and had a lot of friends who were attached to ADA batteries in Germany and elsewhere in Europe in the early/mid 1980’s
Dude, opsec 🙁 seriously feel free to please delete this comment
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Dale Gribble already knows all the secrets
GREAT reference! 😂😂😂
Rusty Shackleford!
Cover ups
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Isnt it incredibly nice how the two narrators in this Amazing channel have calming voices?
Are they brothers, friends or just colleagues?
Lovers.
@@samuelgarrod8327 wat
AI
Not the nasally sounding guy, his voice is slightly grating for me.
Semi Automatic assault rifle. Really.
Lol
In November 1989 I was on holiday in the US from the UK, and it was just a couple of days after the Berlin Wall fell. I just rocked up for the free White House tour and really enjoyed it. There was little security and a kind of party atmosphere, probably due to the impending end of the Cold War. I tried again in 2011 but was told that only US citizens are allowed to tour now.
Wait a second!!! How was he able to stand on that sloped roof???
4:18 Roof police 😱
Reminds me of roof Koreans. 😂😂😂
Sloped roof!!!
Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome
9:11 I thought they currently use Joe’s dog as his body guard dog, we all know the dog has a killer instinct
I will probably use a lot of these when developing my fiction. Thanks for all the great info!
Robotic dogs with guns for heads? Sounds like the movie terminator, lol
Remember these are the things we know about I'm sure there is other secret stuff if I had to bet
Should we be sharing this information 🤔🤷🏾♂️
Interestingly enough, there's a SFRA along the Hudson River, where if you follow all the rules you can do turns around the Statue of Liberty.
Tom Scott did a video on it.
i have been to the white house in fact i got to see the president come back to the white house when i tell you no cars were on the road there were NO cars on the road
12 minutes is actually incredibly slow for the fighter jets to intercept an aircraft, especially when they're stationed within the 33 mile exclusion zone. Flying time should be around 30 seconds at Mach 1 to intercept. Did it take them 10 mins to get ready before running out to the planes? 😂
i used to watch this dude for like 4-5 years (it was so good watching this guy😭)
I love those dogs, I just bought one that was crossed with a beautiful smart German Shepherd. I just got her the other day but she is very very smart.
Only Washington didn't live in the WH, but he was involved in the planning of the city
Ive been inside the white house twice. mom used to work in the pentagon and got us a tour a couple times. No joke on checks and security. being around the ss guys was eerie as hell. Caught a glimpse of then president bush senior. also how to tell the president is home is if the flag on top is up.
Looks nice on the surface. (I lived on 16th Street and visited the White House frequently in the 1970s as a local tourist.) What the public never sees is apparently beyond imagination.
We all know that a roof with a slight peak is kryptonite to counter snipers.
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Back in 2010 I was walking around the Capitol Building and saw a uniformed USSS officer standing behind crowd control barricades carrying an MP5. So I kidded him, "Bet you couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with that thing." He smiled and just said, "Maybe." You see tons of USSS officers and cars around, but it's the ones you DON'T see milling about as "tourists" that are really keeping an eye on you.
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There is no such thing as a semi-automatic assault rifle. An assault rifle is, by definition, capable of select fire. Select fire is the ability to choose between semi-auto and full-auto modes of fire using a selector switch, typically incorporated into the safety.
Depending on the legislation, some semi-automatic rifles may be classified as assault weapons, but they are really just ranch rifles that look military.
The .223 Remington round typically fired from an AR-15, is one of the smallest and least powerful of rifle rounds. Some states have prohibited it from hunting deer, because they don't believe it is powerful enough to humanely take down a deer. The 30-30 Winchester round typically used for deer hunting is about 50% more powerful than the .223 Remington and is not itself considered particularly powerful. Pretty much any hunting rifle would have had a better chance of penetrating the White House.
During my military service, I had the opportunity to tour DC and the White House. I found it quite disturbing that not 1 block from the White House there were many homeless people living in cardboard boxes.
The White House is not in a very good neighborhood. Back in the early 1990s when I was a teen (and GPS didn't exist) I took the wrong exit off the beltway and got lost in DC and ended up on Pennsylvania Avenue. I stopped at a light and there were all these thugs wandering around and I was thinking "I better get the Hell out of here because this place is pretty ghetto" then I drove a couple more blocks and passed by the White House. This was back before they closed Pennsylvania Avenue to vehicle traffic.
I live in Vancouver BC and once Carter was up here looking in Bob's Sporting Goods store, there were Secret Service snipers on the roof of the Hotel across the street.......
So interesting. Thank you
Bro is pumping out videos every 2 day
thank you so much for adding metric measures!
Great content to show the world. If anything bad happens , blame conspiracy theorists.
Should he even be revealing this 💀
Making the word Insane work really hard there pal.
People planning attacks on the white house, taking notes throughout this video😂😅
There will be nothing in this video that isn't already publically available.
Only in the US would you find a set of iron railings worth 64 MILLION DOLLARS ! 🤑🤑🤑
dont they have 5000.00 dollar toilet seats?
@@jmarwilliams IDK🤔
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It’s very interesting how insane the White House is and the security of it 😊
TIL The White House already has bullet proof glass. Nice. For some reason I didn't think it did, and said they should get some installed, lol. Now I know! Thanks!
My parents took me to the White House as a kid. Back then, all we had to do was get in line at one of the gatehouses whenever a tour was scheduled. Tours ran every few hours and no appointment needed.
Im pretty sure that tripod had a spotting scope used for target acquisition and the snipers arent up there pointing rifles at everyone just to look thru their scope but i could be wrong.
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5 year old me thinking that my parents had enough money to build a secret room 💀
My family home has a hidden room where they kept wine/beer/cold storage items in the basement. I must remember to tell my kids about it since that is where the safe is (empty) and also the panel for all the breakers and main electrical shut off. I can just imagine the confusion of someone wanting to check the switch of an electrical breaker and not being able to find the main box.
3:00 Asault Riffle isn't even a proper term. and when it is used, it's used to describe full auto weapons the military uses, like an AK-47 or M-4. Modern full auto weapons have fire modes, the main 2 are full auto and 3 round burst, and some may have a semi-automatic mode. But calling a semi auto weapon an "assault riffle" is just incorrect and dumb.
so is saying ATM Machine...or PIN Number ...or VIN Number...or or NFL Football..or UPC Code.or ..ABS braking system
@MickeyMousePark You stated a different scenario that often happens. What you stated was people saying the acronym, then saying the word(s) the acronym represents. This is most likely because the acronyms are used a lot, so people's minds begin to recognize the acronym as a word itself, instead of multiple words.
What I stated was just a case of incorrect terminology, like calling a gun "magazine" a "clip." The only time that terminology is correct is if it's a stripper clip on a WWI era weapon.
You could not be more correct and I wish more Americans knew the difference.
@uprebel5150 Yeah, I'm fairly certain it was a buzz word coined by democrats to make people more fearful of guns, so the democrats could more easily have their heavy gun regulations put in place.
An assault rifle is defined as a gun that:
Is black
Looks kinda big
Seems scary
I kid, but that's not too far off from a real law that was in effect during the Clinton administration. It defined an "assault weapon" partly based on what the gun looks like. Feinstein tried to bring it back with even an even sillier definition, but this time even some members of her own party were too embarrassed to be associated with such slliness.
I have never been to DC, one day I will get the chance to see the WH for myself.
13:02 dad? Literally my dads name 😂😂
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Cool Job, White House roof sniper!
Where can I sign myself in??
You always have something to watch that’s why you’re my favorite channel. Not because of that Cuz. I learn new things every day because of you honestly you’re one of the best UA-camr this world has ever seen
The thumbnail is so confusing😂😂. I thought half of the first pic was a mirror and it was a reflection of him lol.
It’s a secret tunnel under the desk, not hard.
I'd like to see another one on other High security residents
Like Buckingham palace
Why?
Kinda cool 😮
I'm amazed 😂❤
funnily enough, the movie "Olympus Has Fallen" showcases a lot of these features in the film. PEOCS, hidden tunnels, bullet proof windows, the roof top snipers and stinger missile battery and the secret service agents.
No shit
I got to see the White House in 2017, and it was cool
There's no way the bunker is that deep. It's more likely to be reinforced with steel and concrete to survive a hit. It might be underground, but I doubt it's 100 stories deep. It's probably closer to 10 stories deep.
As we’ve recently seen the SS are more like mall cops now than they were 😁
Wrong, The SS are very skilled at securing anyone, when they want to be. If you get my drift.
@@bakerman42 very well worded 👍
Garbage rhetoric with a smile, they have foiled many plots/attempts - things that you have no idea about. I wonder why people with very little knowledge/intellect are always the ones that make the biggest and most bizarre accusations.
@@TitaniumTurbinethey have likely foiled some pretty well thought out attacks, busted large counterfeit operations, but they also failed massively twice this year on a protection job. The local mall police literally could have done better. Was it intentional or incompetence you decide.
10:19 I wish i had those dogs
bro is a time traveler
right
They are super fun to play with. The fire department I work with has two of them. We have 3 backup batteries for both, so 6 in total, so if your on duty and want to "train" with it you are welcome to do it. It has all kinds of options and features but super fun to play with, once they become affordable I highly recommend one. I use a full charge on a battery every shift.
When Trump returns Elon with have The WH wrapped with something out of this world!
"Smile, you're on scope"💀😂
I learned today that the white house's security features are somewhat confidential
Oh wow, I'm early. Had no idea.
2:27 this is also 147 (actually, 148) windows which security and the president can see through and immediately take action.
Yay 😀
Buckingham Palace next !!
I used to work across the street from Buckingham Palace and when the flag is flying this means the King is in residance.....
The presidential Helicopter Squadron is not located at Quantico, its at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling
I guess the Secret Service and police officers in the USA have different tastes in which dog breed to use as security buddies. “The German Shepherd is by far the most popular dog that is employed by police agencies across the country.” a quote from an online article, which also said the Belgian Malinois is the 3rd most used breed by police officers. While the Secret Service only use the Belgian Malinois.
Like tools in a toolbox, different breeds have different situational purposes but it also depends on cost/department budgets, as well as availability. TSA needs breeds that can sniff out a large amount of various materials with exceptional accuracy. Police departments need breeds that can sniff out humans/drugs but also taking part in hunting folks down, biting, and securing them. SS needs dogs that have heightened visual senses at great distances that can also tackle subjects. Different dogs have different and stronger characteristics.
Good video
i think its like 6 units, and a standard sniper unit is 4 people, equalling 24 snipers on the residence alone, plus a few more units on each outer building equalling probably 48 total, for 3 sniper units on each outer building
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