Nothing more than putrid human waste products used to bend over like pimps and prostitutes on command for the greed and selfishness of the privileged few. "Uniforms are like dumb stupid animals to have their dirty working lives used as nothing more than human pawn pieces on the chess board that is political corruption."
Best thing: company lunches. Worst: quietly taking the jug of wine out of the executive office and firing the nasty snake that was feeding it to the COO. Oh wait, that's a different sort of baby sitting job than SS.
Fun Fact: SS agents don't always dress up in a suit and tie. I went to Obama's second inauguration with my friend's mom who is married to a retired SS agent. She pointed a couple of them out to us in the crowd, and they were all dressed like normal people. She said the best way to identify them is by their earpiece and shades. Plus most of them look like they could kill you just by clapping in your direction. Also, please look up the test that the drivers have to pass before being able to escort the president around. It looks like something straight outa GTA. I shit you not.
It’s not uncommon for Delta operators not on “bowstring” to do a rotation with the SS to bolster their ranks and help keep both group’s asset protection finely honed. Many of the plain cloths members of the detail are Army SMU (Delta) and Navy DEVGRU *(Seal Team 6). *edited to reflect correction of previously fat fingered “DEVRU”. Thanks to Ron Burgundy for the heads up. I won’t act like I’m not impressed.
Ron Burgundy Typo. My bad. Totally fat fingered that one. Fairly certain DEVGRU was phased out many years ago. The code names rarely last longer than a year or two (though I THINK DEVGRU lasted a bit longer than average).
Being president has its own attraction. Its the power and authority involve. So its not hard to have affairs once you're the most powerful man in the world.
It is really shitty when people call the president the most powerful person in the world. He’s not a king for fucks sake. Presidents don’t make laws. They just say yes or no to them, and if enough Congress people disagree with his decision, the decision is moot and doesn’t count.
The president Office exists to serve as a diplomat to foreign leaders, and also as a diplomat of the United States government to communicate with the United States people, a figurehead if you will. He has check and balance powers and as part of executive authority of saying yes or no to things, works well as a commander in chief because all of the plans are made by people who actually know what they’re doing and the president simply says yes or no to them Using his own judgment and knowledge of the management side of things to determine which option would have the best economic and political outcomes for the country, which the military doesn’t have to worry about, they just have to think of how to make it succeed.
About 20 times over the past year, “the most powerful person in the world” has gotten their orders overturned by lower level judges. That doesn’t sound like the most powerful man in the world. Presidents are just another cog in the American political machine which spreads the powers of the government almost equally between every member of the branches. Want someone to make a difference? Focus more on Congress. Congress can neuter or empower a president. But nothing happens without them anyways. The legislative branch literally writes Americas laws and thereby decide how it operates.
When I was younger I visited D.C. and had a tour of whatever portion of the WH was accessible. I asked if the Secret Service would protect Dubya’s dog. The agent bristled. “No, we don’t take bullets for dogs!” Fun times.
A Secret Service friend once told me a story I enjoyed much. While at Kennebunkport home one winter, season agents were required to post outside President George HW Bush’s bedroom window. One very cold night, First Lady Barbara snuck out to deliver the agents hot cookies and hot chocolate. When she left, she asked the agents “please don’t tell anyone”. 😉
I've heard those stories as well. I've also heard stories of GW and Laura being really kind to their guards. You might disagree with their politics, but I've heard nothing but good things about the Bushes as a family
It's great that you made this video. Back in the early 80s, I was a Flight Engineer on C-141s Cargo Planes for the Air Force. I was on two different missions where we carried a bunch of Secret Service. This was during Reagan's Presidency, when he was traveling inside the U.S. It's amazing the amount of planning and activity behind the scenes -- it's enormous. But, at least we saw the good side of the Secret Service, since we were basically their chauffeurs. They were very nice and polite. When we were waiting for one of the groups of Secret Service, we would talk and B.S. with the ones who were already at our plane. We never talked shop, except one time someone asked about how one could get into the Secret Service. Basically, you would have to already have Law Enforcement experience, take a bunch of written, psychological and physical tests, along with interviews. What I found amazing was that they would all carry this small gym-type-bag, and while waiting for the other group, just had them lying around outside the plane, and inside were their weapons. None of us asked to see inside, we wanted to stay professional. It was quite an experience, and one that I'm glad I was able to participate in. It gave an unique perspective of protecting the president. On one of the trips, they would give us souvenirs like match books and napkins from the President's and Vice President's planes and their business cards. We were flying them back to D.C. to Andrews AFB, and one of them offered to give a couple of us a tour of the White House. But because that other group was very late getting back to the plane, we didn't get into D.C. until after 2am. So after a couple hours of sleep, I called the one Secret Service guy, and the woman who answered said that he didn't come in that day, which was very understandable. I was actually kind of glad because I felt ill from having such little sleep. I went right back to bed and got a good amount of sleep, which was great, because we were leaving later that same day.
My Grandfather was in the SS for Reagan. He always said you couldn’t have asked for a nicer guy. I remember when Reagan passed away he didn’t do anything for like a week and a half because he was so down in the dumps
He sold arms to Iran to fund human rights abuses in Nicaragua, precipitated the crack-cocaine epidemic, ignored the AIDs epidemic, tripled the national debt and exacerbated income inequality but yeah I guess you couldn't find a nicer guy because he rode horses on a private ranch
Secret service must be one of the most stressful jobs. Having to watch someone 24/7 and always being on alert because someone’s life is in your hands. Like how do you turn that switch off on your down time?
Don't get me started about LBJ and his tailor... "These goddamned pants are riding up in my taint!! And my balls are bindung up". Look up the tapes. They're awesome.
In the White House some of the lower agents answer questions about the building. We learned they have to memorize ~1000 answers to every question. But my mom, being her, found a question that the agents couldn’t answer. “What do you use to clean the carpets?”
Reagan was known around the White House for being particularly polite and pleasant. Many White House employees say he would thank them for every day mundane things such as thanking the cooks for the meals they’d prep. But then again, they just don’t make them like Ronnie anymore.
@@GlassOnion. Lies. "Trickle down economics" was a term coined by Regan's political opponents. Reagan's economic strategy was supply-side economics, and it not only pulled us out of the recession, but created a huge economic boom for all American's, including the middle-class. Get your history together.
One of my friends was a Secret Service agent. I asked him about his day. He said he spent 8 hours guarding an empty Air Force One on a black asphalt runway in Waco, TX during Bush 43. He said he also spent a lot of time guarding stairwells in hotels at night while the president slept.
You have to really be a badass to do secret service work. There’s no President that I like enough to risk my life for, that’s something I would only do for my kids.
Fun fact about JFK's assassination: the Secret Service HEAVILY implored the President to use a limousine with a roof because of the crowds, but JFK responded "Nonsense! The people of Dallas want to SEE their President! Who are we to deny them?!"
There's already a lot out there, apparently he's great. Stern but knows how to treat the men protecting him wish respect. Better than Michelle was she treated them like servents apparently. Prolly cuz the Obama's wanted to look cool in front of celebrity parade of joke that sadly was his presidency.
adam. Hmm Well that’s all good for that guy as for the rest of the USA not so much, we need some real changes not over 2 trillion in tax cuts for corporations
I'd be the worst. The press would get a hot tip that the prez is in a roach motel with some lover. And, as a sworn federal agent, arrest the prez if I caught them doing drugs. Sure I'd end up fired, but the book sales would set me up for life.
You'd get more than fired if your personality messes with someone in power, keep in mind you'd be just a service member vs the leader of the US who's well connected. Money doesn't equate peace of mind.
@@johnpossum556 you being outside of your house, does it mean you family and friends aren't working and don't have their own connections anymore? You could be in Mars, smoking Mars rocks, you get arrested, there's a chance you may not be president but you won't go to jail. If you do not for long. Vs a secret service member catching a normal person taking it. Think if the world in a realistic manner
I wanted to serve for the Secret Service or work for the FBI ever since I was a little girl.... except when I announced this at 7, my heroin addicted father sat me down and talked to me about “snitching” and “crime fighting”. I was shunned by aunts uncles and cousins alike, still today at 37 years old (and two years clean from my own 6 year heroin struggle due to an opiate prescription) my nickname is still “The Crimefighter.”... I’m in schools to be an LCSW and Addiction counselor as when they say “you’re never too old to fulfill your dreams” they’re full of it, bc you can in fact be too old to start either of these two jobs.... another great video guys!! Making my sleep maintenance insomnia so much better.... ❤️👏❤️👏
Inspirational phrases like that are always bullshit I had a friend in the opposite situation The only addict in a family of many law enforcement related people Busted by his own brother and even though he was doing his job,that strained family relationships permanently
@SCP Foundation RE: "They literally took 4 assasinations to realize doing this..." Actually, there were three presidential assassinations before the United States Secret Service was given the task of presidential protection. Those assassinated presidents were Abraham Lincoln (1865), James A. Garfield (1881) and William McKinley (1901). Presidents have been guarded by the Secret Service since 1901, after McKinley was killed. Reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_presidential_assassination_attempts_and_plots#:~:text=Four%20sitting%20presidents%20have%20been,and%20Ronald%20Reagan%20(1981).
I actually asked during a tour of the White House if they had to keep Dubya’s dog Spot from being harmed. The agent furrowed his brow, glared at me with a dash of disdain and said, “We don’t take bullets for dogs!” It’s a great story to tell at parties.
For all that is holy, don't put screaming in your videos lol my word I was wandering around my house with a pitch black outside and my headphones in. Almost killed me
My husband's cousin was the chief communicator on Air Force One. He tells us that Amy Carter used to color on the walls of the plane when she was bored. Of course, making more work for the stewards.
I can personally vouch for how bad Clinton was with the Secret Service. I lived outside of DC during his tenure and once went to Roosevelt Island with a friend. We walked the entire island, then were walking back across the foot bridge. As we were coming to the end, I see a man on a bicycle at the base. I had seen the sign that said no bicycles, so I was going to tell him they weren't allowed. I got about 10' away from him, only to realize it was Bill himself. I kind of stumbled over my words a bit, then a secret service agent came riding up on another bicycle...then comes Hillary...then Chelsea...we had stumbled upon a family bicycle outing! But Bill was WAY ahead of that agent, and if I had a weapon of any sort I could have been on him...woulda been dead a few milliseconds later, but still. There was no protection at that moment.
This one was good! Always wondered how they felt! Is it illegal for them to talk about details like cheating and stuff or is there a certain time frame and then it’s ok!
I’m not a lawyer but IMO, it might be unethical and they might lose their job, but its not illegal unless it violates national security whether they’re still working or not.
The secret service is known for the protection detail, but they are also in charge of the counterfeit crimes, And other crimes that involve the security of the US currency.
When you talked about Agents "blending in", I was thinking you were going to talk about when Bush threw the first pitch at Yankee Stadium during the World Series after 9/11. One of the "umpires" standing nearby was actually a secret service agent.
Imagine going through all the trials of becoming a secret service agent only to do mundane things like walking the dog and sticking around for golf. Although a secret service agent would still be a really cool job
This was so cool - definitely amazing to see the little ins-and-outs of the personal problems of these (sometimes) highly professional people. ALSO - that last line!? Made me cackle. God, I love this channel.
Had a friend become a SS agent. We gave him a call while deployed (we were all military). This was during the early Clinton years. As a lark, 1 of our guys asked him if he helped Bill sneak in any hotties. He yelled at us saying "This is the WHITE HOUSE! Like every phone isn't recorded! Are you trying to get me to loose my job?!?". We apologized profusely & were just joking around. We left the call shortly after. Fast forward a little time later & what's in the news.... You all know what. So now we really wondered what he really knew. I lost touch & never got a proper debrief. Added later: But I guess Bill did! 😆
I actually want to be secret service or FBI. I've taken high interest in both services for a while now. The only thing keeping me back is going to school. I don't have the money or time. If I had the time, I wouldn't have the money to afford living costs. If I did have the time to go to school for it, I may not be guaranteed a position which would both crush me and break me financially. I wish there was a program that they could put you through if you were interested to pay for the schooling or pay for your housing while you paid for school or something. It just can't be both. I really want to, but there's just a huge barrier.
Good video; tough job. If I were in the USSS, I think I'd rather work financial crimes than protective services. There are some things you just can't unsee.
A friend married someone who was ex-secret service. He was a weird guy. I was visiting her one day and he showed up and while still wearing his sunglasses inside quietly stood next to her while she and I talked. I think he had their home under video surveillance that she didn't know about. I was uncomfortable and left which is exactly what he had in mind (I think.) He wanted to know where she was and who she was with 24/7. He became too weird for her and she divorced him.
In highschool, my friend printed fake $20 bills on his computer and the Secret Service kicked his door in!! Never knew they investigated counterfeit money!!
@@tjlovesrachel printing 100s isn't smart (like printing 20s is??? 😂) Because the watermark... Nobody ever checked the 20s! Lol the scheme was, he would just use the 20s to buy a pack of gum or a $1 cheeseburger and get the $19 back
@@phatnana2379 fair enough... yes checking 100s is way more common then 20s you're correct... so how did he get caught/catch the attention of the secret service
What I want to know is what stops secret service agents from going postal? I understand they are meant to be impartial and a hypothetical attack on the president wouldn't necessarily be politically motivated- they are all armed, work with difficult people, and under a constantly stressful job after all- but say the president finally does something that an agent just can't live with, why have we not seen one snap yet? Are we holding secret service families hostage? Are the benefits really that good? Are we just really lucky thus far?
I think because they respect the man they work for. it's not their job to judge his political issues it's their job to simply protect him and his family. Plus he picks his own personal detail that's around him 24/7, they also swore an oath to protect. and it's also honorable to think that an oath is more important to them than them being swayed to believe our presidents action are wrong. I just think they're good men.
Kennedy was not riding in an open car over SS objections. The use of open car motorcades in good weather was fairly normative at the time. However, it is true that JFK did not like agents riding on the back of his car which kept them at a distance. It is not likely this had an effect on his assassination though. Because the car was preparing to go onto a highway, agents would not have been on the back of his car at the time he was shot even if Kennedy was not opposed to it.
I've actually had dealings with the Secret Service when the Secret Service to Vice President Cheney came to give a commencement address at one of the universities here and Utah we had orders from the two star General not to allow anyone in the facility armed Secret Service didn't like this but we're told by their upper UPS to playing in our ballpark that the director of Secret Service wasn't going to go against a two star when I told agents disarm or leave
@@SrRAFAGAS Not that they necessarily want to, but they do. We disrupted governments in Central America under Eisenhower, we crippled Russia's oil exports with fracking, and who we sell arms to determines who has more seats at the UN. Like it or not, the US is the world hegemony, and what the President does affects billions of lives, born and yet-to-be-born.
Leader of the Free world is a colloquialism it's been ascribed to American Presidents by more than just Americans themselves, it's a figure of speech has been around for quite a while. Get over yourself.
Man I'll protect the president for free and I'm really good with my mind as far as being active and aware and also have a good sense of picking up who's bad and who's good as a person I'll protect the president for free just give me food clothing and a place to stay at the end of the day
President Kinnedy suffered from Addisons disease. The bullet resistant clear top of his Lincon Limo was very hot inside. He always chose to ride with out it on warm days. People with Addsons avoid hot tempatures and dehydration to avoid an adrenal crisis. An adreanal crisis makes the body feel week, rappid heart rate, vomiting, and muscle pain. I'm I am impressed by all that President Kennedy was able to do while president. It is why we as a country should stop naming babys Addison.
thank you for being my favorite youtube channel lol i always wait for new videos because at this point i’ve seen them all😅😅😅 history has always been my favorite subject and all of your videos are extremely interesting and always things i’ve wondered about
If you were in the Secret Service, what would be the best/worst things about the job?
Having to watch these old dudes play golf all the time.
Perks are prob the strippers.
walking in on a session
Nothing more than putrid human waste products used to bend over like pimps and prostitutes on command for the greed and selfishness of the privileged few. "Uniforms are like dumb stupid animals to have their dirty working lives used as nothing more than human pawn pieces on the chess board that is political corruption."
Best: Serving your country.
Worst: Being unappreciated and treated like waitstaff by those whose lives you're willing to sacrifice your own for.
Best thing: company lunches.
Worst: quietly taking the jug of wine out of the executive office and firing the nasty snake that was feeding it to the COO.
Oh wait, that's a different sort of baby sitting job than SS.
Best part of being in service would being part of a team. Worst part would be the continual stress of looking for a threat every day all the time.
skipjack johnson the threat is dat liquor and hoes😂🍸👩🙈🥃
Fun Fact: SS agents don't always dress up in a suit and tie.
I went to Obama's second inauguration with my friend's mom who is married to a retired SS agent. She pointed a couple of them out to us in the crowd, and they were all dressed like normal people. She said the best way to identify them is by their earpiece and shades. Plus most of them look like they could kill you just by clapping in your direction.
Also, please look up the test that the drivers have to pass before being able to escort the president around. It looks like something straight outa GTA. I shit you not.
Of course they dont...wouldnt look right to be wearing a suite while playing the president in a game of one on one
It’s not uncommon for Delta operators not on “bowstring” to do a rotation with the SS to bolster their ranks and help keep both group’s asset protection finely honed. Many of the plain cloths members of the detail are Army SMU (Delta) and Navy DEVGRU *(Seal Team 6).
*edited to reflect correction of previously fat fingered “DEVRU”. Thanks to Ron Burgundy for the heads up. I won’t act like I’m not impressed.
Brooooooo i Seen That Shit They Was Swinging Them Big Bodys In Reverse With Ease I Was Like Damn Looks Like That Would Be fun To be Passenger lol
Ron Burgundy Typo. My bad. Totally fat fingered that one. Fairly certain DEVGRU was phased out many years ago. The code names rarely last longer than a year or two (though I THINK DEVGRU lasted a bit longer than average).
I laughed when he said they had to run with Clinton in dress shoes, when you can clearly see them in PT gear, tennis shoes and all.
Def wanna learn about kgb agents
There was Putin and perhaps a few others.
*knock knock*
@@guudthymes8782 "fbi open up"
Me too
@@LeaveMeArone you mean: KGB open up!
"Just how many presidents had affairs?" Should be your next video 🤣
Being president has its own attraction. Its the power and authority involve. So its not hard to have affairs once you're the most powerful man in the world.
good idea!
It is really shitty when people call the president the most powerful person in the world. He’s not a king for fucks sake. Presidents don’t make laws. They just say yes or no to them, and if enough Congress people disagree with his decision, the decision is moot and doesn’t count.
The president Office exists to serve as a diplomat to foreign leaders, and also as a diplomat of the United States government to communicate with the United States people, a figurehead if you will. He has check and balance powers and as part of executive authority of saying yes or no to things, works well as a commander in chief because all of the plans are made by people who actually know what they’re doing and the president simply says yes or no to them Using his own judgment and knowledge of the management side of things to determine which option would have the best economic and political outcomes for the country, which the military doesn’t have to worry about, they just have to think of how to make it succeed.
About 20 times over the past year, “the most powerful person in the world” has gotten their orders overturned by lower level judges. That doesn’t sound like the most powerful man in the world. Presidents are just another cog in the American political machine which spreads the powers of the government almost equally between every member of the branches.
Want someone to make a difference? Focus more on Congress. Congress can neuter or empower a president. But nothing happens without them anyways. The legislative branch literally writes Americas laws and thereby decide how it operates.
When I was younger I visited D.C. and had a tour of whatever portion of the WH was accessible. I asked if the Secret Service would protect Dubya’s dog. The agent bristled. “No, we don’t take bullets for dogs!” Fun times.
A Secret Service friend once told me a story I enjoyed much. While at Kennebunkport home one winter, season agents were required to post outside President George HW Bush’s bedroom window. One very cold night, First Lady Barbara snuck out to deliver the agents hot cookies and hot chocolate. When she left, she asked the agents “please don’t tell anyone”. 😉
I've heard those stories as well. I've also heard stories of GW and Laura being really kind to their guards. You might disagree with their politics, but I've heard nothing but good things about the Bushes as a family
What a nice little slice of history to hear! Thanks for the knowledge! 👍
That's cool
It's great that you made this video. Back in the early 80s, I was a Flight Engineer on C-141s Cargo Planes for the Air Force. I was on two different missions where we carried a bunch of Secret Service. This was during Reagan's Presidency, when he was traveling inside the U.S. It's amazing the amount of planning and activity behind the scenes -- it's enormous. But, at least we saw the good side of the Secret Service, since we were basically their chauffeurs. They were very nice and polite. When we were waiting for one of the groups of Secret Service, we would talk and B.S. with the ones who were already at our plane. We never talked shop, except one time someone asked about how one could get into the Secret Service. Basically, you would have to already have Law Enforcement experience, take a bunch of written, psychological and physical tests, along with interviews. What I found amazing was that they would all carry this small gym-type-bag, and while waiting for the other group, just had them lying around outside the plane, and inside were their weapons. None of us asked to see inside, we wanted to stay professional. It was quite an experience, and one that I'm glad I was able to participate in. It gave an unique perspective of protecting the president.
On one of the trips, they would give us souvenirs like match books and napkins from the President's and Vice President's planes and their business cards. We were flying them back to D.C. to Andrews AFB, and one of them offered to give a couple of us a tour of the White House. But because that other group was very late getting back to the plane, we didn't get into D.C. until after 2am. So after a couple hours of sleep, I called the one Secret Service guy, and the woman who answered said that he didn't come in that day, which was very understandable. I was actually kind of glad because I felt ill from having such little sleep. I went right back to bed and got a good amount of sleep, which was great, because we were leaving later that same day.
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Also for Clinton’s hobbies you neglected to mention going to a certain island owned by a certain eccentric billionaire.
And various years later that billonaire didn't kill himself
David González because he had to many politicians that he could have given up.
Trump also went to that island dingus
PIZZA GATE
@@jacobjohnson4829 - Pizza gate is real, sadly and very unfortunately
My Grandfather was in the SS for Reagan. He always said you couldn’t have asked for a nicer guy. I remember when Reagan passed away he didn’t do anything for like a week and a half because he was so down in the dumps
Should have smoked a joint....or just say no lol
Of course he was the nicest guy
He was Ronald Reagan!
Did your grandpa told you any interesting stories?
@@KaibaSeto. He had plenty of great things and events he traveled with President Reagan, including being at Brandenburg Gate in '87
He sold arms to Iran to fund human rights abuses in Nicaragua, precipitated the crack-cocaine epidemic, ignored the AIDs epidemic, tripled the national debt and exacerbated income inequality but yeah I guess you couldn't find a nicer guy because he rode horses on a private ranch
@@cbailey5814 what you said
Secret service must be one of the most stressful jobs. Having to watch someone 24/7 and always being on alert because someone’s life is in your hands. Like how do you turn that switch off on your down time?
I feel asleep at my desk listening to this until the scream made me think my office was being evacuated.
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I've always thought it was bizarre that every president has been obsessed with golf.
Drew Elliott golf
Gentlemen
Only
Ladies
Forbidden.. G.O.L.F.
It’s because the sport is easy on old people, it’s not like they can play basketball or something lol
@@j4shorttgaming i mean if you take care of you’re body, I don’t see why not.
Anyone else find it funny that Nixon’s codename was “searchlight”?😂
Haha yeah!
Don't get me started about LBJ and his tailor... "These goddamned pants are riding up in my taint!! And my balls are bindung up". Look up the tapes. They're awesome.
Yea lol he burps loudly and just keeps talking just as pissed off lol
In the White House some of the lower agents answer questions about the building. We learned they have to memorize ~1000 answers to every question. But my mom, being her, found a question that the agents couldn’t answer.
“What do you use to clean the carpets?”
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Reagan was known around the White House for being particularly polite and pleasant. Many White House employees say he would thank them for every day mundane things such as thanking the cooks for the meals they’d prep. But then again, they just don’t make them like Ronnie anymore.
A real statesman 😥 RIP
Obama always met the guard standing by Marine One and saluted him.
@Tay cause u clearly don’t like him so u wouldn’t bother looking. Ur probably a racist as well
Too bad trickle down economics has decimated the middle class. I don’t give an f how he treated the cook.
@@GlassOnion. Lies. "Trickle down economics" was a term coined by Regan's political opponents. Reagan's economic strategy was supply-side economics, and it not only pulled us out of the recession, but created a huge economic boom for all American's, including the middle-class.
Get your history together.
“Affair Alarm” I’m deceased!
😂 🤣
Since when were presidents people I thought they were lizards
Ha thats just what the illuminati want you to think!
only lizards are people over 55 who lost their minds when 9/11 happened
Shhhhhhhhhhh you don’t wanna be taken away and have your kneecaps broken do you🤫
Captain Sparkly 3.0 nah fam I'm just gonna get drafted
Alyssa Marie lizard people are part of the Illuminati
One of my friends was a Secret Service agent. I asked him about his day. He said he spent 8 hours guarding an empty Air Force One on a black asphalt runway in Waco, TX during Bush 43. He said he also spent a lot of time guarding stairwells in hotels at night while the president slept.
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Imagine the stress the secret service goes through when trump visits all those football games and entertainment shows.
He isn’t the first and won’t be the last
It's not realistic or healthy to keep a person confined for 4-8 years.
@@YSLRD if the secret service had their way they would 100% keep the president and VP confined for 4-8 years.
Other presidents have attended football games. It’s not new.
@@SCSilk Yeah. But trump is pretty hated.
*Babe, I promise no hookers are coming over we're in separate rooms due to security* 👀
could you do a video on what it was like during the russian revolution?
potatoes, snow, and death. end of the story.
jaybajan don’t forget hemophilia
@@virginiastewart1122 true
damn 😂
it was complete bolshevik
I did not have sexual relations with that woman
Pussy
Define sexual relations, ;)
Just bj under the table 🤣
"Which woman"?!
I heard Hillary was a shrew. SS would hide as she walked by... But are you really surprised?
I couldn't even begin to imagine what secret service agents are going through right now.
You have to really be a badass to do secret service work. There’s no President that I like enough to risk my life for, that’s something I would only do for my kids.
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I mean who wouldn’t smash in the White House lol bucket list
Every president but Buchanan and Jefferson had a wife whilst in office, though. I think. They could have "smashed" and stayed faithful.
luissantoyo27 jefferson was faithful? You might wanna read about his relations with his female slaves...
Fun fact about JFK's assassination: the Secret Service HEAVILY implored the President to use a limousine with a roof because of the crowds, but JFK responded "Nonsense! The people of Dallas want to SEE their President! Who are we to deny them?!"
Can't wait for future former SecSer agents to tell stories about what it was like working for Trump.
There's already a lot out there, apparently he's great. Stern but knows how to treat the men protecting him wish respect. Better than Michelle was she treated them like servents apparently. Prolly cuz the Obama's wanted to look cool in front of celebrity parade of joke that sadly was his presidency.
Nancy Engler no no there’s not
Boom FuQ yes
adam. And... what does he say?
adam. Hmm Well that’s all good for that guy as for the rest of the USA not so much, we need some real changes not over 2 trillion in tax cuts for corporations
Just imagine having a cool president to protect and then he just makes your job seem more like playing around
Gyro Scope obama
That may be harder because you don't want to get comfortable.
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I'd be the worst. The press would get a hot tip that the prez is in a roach motel with some lover. And, as a sworn federal agent, arrest the prez if I caught them doing drugs. Sure I'd end up fired, but the book sales would set me up for life.
You'd get more than fired if your personality messes with someone in power, keep in mind you'd be just a service member vs the leader of the US who's well connected. Money doesn't equate peace of mind.
What if it was Obama when he was in Amsterdamn?
@@johnpossum556 you being outside of your house, does it mean you family and friends aren't working and don't have their own connections anymore? You could be in Mars, smoking Mars rocks, you get arrested, there's a chance you may not be president but you won't go to jail. If you do not for long. Vs a secret service member catching a normal person taking it. Think if the world in a realistic manner
Actually you would be fired for unlawfully detaining the president. By law on NCIS is authorized to make an arrest of the president.
That’s pretty fucking stupid
I wanted to serve for the Secret Service or work for the FBI ever since I was a little girl.... except when I announced this at 7, my heroin addicted father sat me down and talked to me about “snitching” and “crime fighting”. I was shunned by aunts uncles and cousins alike, still today at 37 years old (and two years clean from my own 6 year heroin struggle due to an opiate prescription) my nickname is still “The Crimefighter.”... I’m in schools to be an LCSW and Addiction counselor as when they say “you’re never too old to fulfill your dreams” they’re full of it, bc you can in fact be too old to start either of these two jobs.... another great video guys!! Making my sleep maintenance insomnia so much better.... ❤️👏❤️👏
Inspirational phrases like that are always bullshit
I had a friend in the opposite situation
The only addict in a family of many law enforcement related people
Busted by his own brother and even though he was doing his job,that strained family relationships permanently
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Can you make “Living as a Geisha” next please?
Pretty sure it would be taken off from YT making Nebula the only place for you to watch it
Good one!!
They literally took 4 assasinations to realize doing this...
@SCP Foundation
RE: "They literally took 4 assasinations to realize doing this..."
Actually, there were three presidential assassinations before the United States Secret Service was given the task of presidential protection. Those assassinated presidents were Abraham Lincoln (1865), James A. Garfield (1881) and William McKinley (1901).
Presidents have been guarded by the Secret Service since 1901, after McKinley was killed.
Reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_presidential_assassination_attempts_and_plots#:~:text=Four%20sitting%20presidents%20have%20been,and%20Ronald%20Reagan%20(1981).
This is great! Almost all of those pictures of the presidents I had never seen before. So refreshing.
I actually asked during a tour of the White House if they had to keep Dubya’s dog Spot from being harmed. The agent furrowed his brow, glared at me with a dash of disdain and said, “We don’t take bullets for dogs!” It’s a great story to tell at parties.
Wow! We must be getting blessed since weird History is posting more often than normal!
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"The big cat is on the move"
LMAO
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Oof imagine the stories the agents for 45 would tell in a few years... it's gonna be rich!
"Lots of little girls visiting the oval office"
masterimbecile I cannot wait!
@@qwertyzxcvbn3174 You wish, pervert.
For all that is holy, don't put screaming in your videos lol my word I was wandering around my house with a pitch black outside and my headphones in. Almost killed me
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then dont do that or turn your shit down lmao
My husband's cousin was the chief communicator on Air Force One. He tells us that Amy Carter used to color on the walls of the plane when she was bored. Of course, making more work for the stewards.
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I can personally vouch for how bad Clinton was with the Secret Service. I lived outside of DC during his tenure and once went to Roosevelt Island with a friend. We walked the entire island, then were walking back across the foot bridge. As we were coming to the end, I see a man on a bicycle at the base. I had seen the sign that said no bicycles, so I was going to tell him they weren't allowed. I got about 10' away from him, only to realize it was Bill himself. I kind of stumbled over my words a bit, then a secret service agent came riding up on another bicycle...then comes Hillary...then Chelsea...we had stumbled upon a family bicycle outing! But Bill was WAY ahead of that agent, and if I had a weapon of any sort I could have been on him...woulda been dead a few milliseconds later, but still. There was no protection at that moment.
I call bullshit
I didn't even like Bill Clinton, but I would've had to have asked for a picture with our President
I want to hear more about people who work at Area 51 or CIA agents👽💫🌟✨🤳🤞👏
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This one was good! Always wondered how they felt! Is it illegal for them to talk about details like cheating and stuff or is there a certain time frame and then it’s ok!
Once you leave, spill the beans
I’m not a lawyer but IMO, it might be unethical and they might lose their job, but its not illegal unless it violates national security whether they’re still working or not.
"Golf. A good walk spoiled." --Mark Twain
U.S. Marshals
When your job and bonuses are based on your ability to help the president cheat
The secret service is known for the protection detail, but they are also in charge of the counterfeit crimes, And other crimes that involve the security of the US currency.
Whats it like being in the new space force lol
not really a thing. The jobs in the "space force" already existed in the air force, they're literally just being labelled differently.
If you click on “careers” on the space force website it redirects you to the Air Force website lol
It’s a boondoggle
When you talked about Agents "blending in", I was thinking you were going to talk about when Bush threw the first pitch at Yankee Stadium during the World Series after 9/11. One of the "umpires" standing nearby was actually a secret service agent.
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Imagine going through all the trials of becoming a secret service agent only to do mundane things like walking the dog and sticking around for golf.
Although a secret service agent would still be a really cool job
Good video as always. Cheers.
This was so cool - definitely amazing to see the little ins-and-outs of the personal problems of these (sometimes) highly professional people. ALSO - that last line!? Made me cackle. God, I love this channel.
The NSA would make interesting videos.
Welp, this job is definitely in contention for worst job ever
Had a friend become a SS agent. We gave him a call while deployed (we were all military). This was during the early Clinton years. As a lark, 1 of our guys asked him if he helped Bill sneak in any hotties. He yelled at us saying "This is the WHITE HOUSE! Like every phone isn't recorded! Are you trying to get me to loose my job?!?". We apologized profusely & were just joking around. We left the call shortly after. Fast forward a little time later & what's in the news.... You all know what. So now we really wondered what he really knew. I lost touch & never got a proper debrief. Added later: But I guess Bill did! 😆
Sven Sweden
I bet he wanted to say yes!
LOL
Very interesting indeed!
Loved the last comment about Trump & golf, haha
Interesting presidential history on here my man,
Thanks
I actually want to be secret service or FBI. I've taken high interest in both services for a while now. The only thing keeping me back is going to school. I don't have the money or time. If I had the time, I wouldn't have the money to afford living costs. If I did have the time to go to school for it, I may not be guaranteed a position which would both crush me and break me financially. I wish there was a program that they could put you through if you were interested to pay for the schooling or pay for your housing while you paid for school or something. It just can't be both. I really want to, but there's just a huge barrier.
I will like to know what is life like as the Secretary of State
i wasn't paying attention, and when the screaming came on at 3:17 i almost had an accident
Good video; tough job. If I were in the USSS, I think I'd rather work financial crimes than protective services. There are some things you just can't unsee.
I would like to know more abot The daily life of a suprme court jutice.
A friend married someone who was ex-secret service. He was a weird guy. I was visiting her one day and he showed up and while still wearing his sunglasses inside quietly stood next to her while she and I talked. I think he had their home under video surveillance that she didn't know about. I was uncomfortable and left which is exactly what he had in mind (I think.) He wanted to know where she was and who she was with 24/7. He became too weird for her and she divorced him.
It was you wasn't it
“Nuke-u-lar”? 😊
Came here to check if anyone else noticed this!
Makes me cringe every time
That lbj clip with his wife screaming scared me...
In highschool, my friend printed fake $20 bills on his computer and the Secret Service kicked his door in!! Never knew they investigated counterfeit money!!
That is their primary function 😂….financial crimes…but my question is why did he choose 20s not 100s and how did he get caught
@@tjlovesrachel printing 100s isn't smart (like printing 20s is??? 😂) Because the watermark... Nobody ever checked the 20s! Lol the scheme was, he would just use the 20s to buy a pack of gum or a $1 cheeseburger and get the $19 back
@@phatnana2379 fair enough... yes checking 100s is way more common then 20s you're correct... so how did he get caught/catch the attention of the secret service
What I want to know is what stops secret service agents from going postal? I understand they are meant to be impartial and a hypothetical attack on the president wouldn't necessarily be politically motivated- they are all armed, work with difficult people, and under a constantly stressful job after all- but say the president finally does something that an agent just can't live with, why have we not seen one snap yet? Are we holding secret service families hostage? Are the benefits really that good? Are we just really lucky thus far?
I think because they respect the man they work for. it's not their job to judge his political issues it's their job to simply protect him and his family. Plus he picks his own personal detail that's around him 24/7, they also swore an oath to protect. and it's also honorable to think that an oath is more important to them than them being swayed to believe our presidents action are wrong. I just think they're good men.
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Vance looks like Tom Cruise in that wedding photo. Or more accurately, Tom looks like him.
Kennedy was not riding in an open car over SS objections. The use of open car motorcades in good weather was fairly normative at the time. However, it is true that JFK did not like agents riding on the back of his car which kept them at a distance. It is not likely this had an effect on his assassination though. Because the car was preparing to go onto a highway, agents would not have been on the back of his car at the time he was shot even if Kennedy was not opposed to it.
This ol' pilot that flew the car around said that the top was on for all his other trips until they got to houston.
There was a retired Secret Service agent who lived across the street and 2 doors up from us growing up. He had been JFK’s detail.
"Kennedy liked the company of women... Who were not his wife" Best definition or perhaps the only definition of a playboy I've ever heard.
I would like to see a segment about secrets society leading to the Whitehouse
Please do whats it like living as a japanese emperor and living in ancient japan.
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Man, if I was President I would never need to not look for a D&D group, or someone to play Warhammer 40k with.
I watch all your videos!! Amazing narrator! :) I would like to hear about life as the First Lady.
Secret Service is well respected as the best protective agency in the world. Great career choice for those interested in federal law enforcement.
WOW When talking about affairs , I was shocked Bill Clinton and his tossing creamy wet towels for agents to dispose of wasn’t brought up 🤭🤣🤣😎
Or shattered vases Killary threw at Billy
"Lazy bastard". Thanks for the memories ❤️
The history of video games. Like all the way back to Pong
I've actually had dealings with the Secret Service when the Secret Service to Vice President Cheney came to give a commencement address at one of the universities here and Utah we had orders from the two star General not to allow anyone in the facility armed Secret Service didn't like this but we're told by their upper UPS to playing in our ballpark that the director of Secret Service wasn't going to go against a two star when I told agents disarm or leave
The ending KILLED me 😂
I love the ocassional shade that get thrown on this channel 😆 classy shade
"As the leader of the free world " there is literally hundreds of free countries.
Yes, but POTUS is the leader of the world hegemony; what he does, others follow
@@AndrewVaughanOfficial you must be American thinking everyone wants to follow our steps.
@@SrRAFAGAS Not that they necessarily want to, but they do. We disrupted governments in Central America under Eisenhower, we crippled Russia's oil exports with fracking, and who we sell arms to determines who has more seats at the UN. Like it or not, the US is the world hegemony, and what the President does affects billions of lives, born and yet-to-be-born.
America's military is literally keeping other countries free
Leader of the Free world is a colloquialism it's been ascribed to American Presidents by more than just Americans themselves, it's a figure of speech has been around for quite a while. Get over yourself.
I've had several interactions with these agents over the years. Top of their field, for sure!
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Could you do a video on what's it's like to be a US diplomat/officer living in a dangerous country?
Lets not forget the secret service agent that made headlines a decade ago for refusing pay a hooker in Columbia $400 for the night.
Can someone confirm if this is narrated by Stephen Colbert?
A+ video!
Fascinating thinking about what to expect for that position!
Man I'll protect the president for free and I'm really good with my mind as far as being active and aware and also have a good sense of picking up who's bad and who's good as a person
I'll protect the president for free just give me food clothing and a place to stay at the end of the day
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Most people: babe come over, my parents aren’t home.
The president: babe come over, my secret service agents aren’t home.
I'm glad I was cleared to watch this video.🤓
I, too, enjoy running with the public... and people watching.
President Kinnedy suffered from Addisons disease. The bullet resistant clear top of his Lincon Limo was very hot inside. He always chose to ride with out it on warm days. People with Addsons avoid hot tempatures and dehydration to avoid an adrenal crisis. An adreanal crisis makes the body feel week, rappid heart rate, vomiting, and muscle pain. I'm I am impressed by all that President Kennedy was able to do while president. It is why we as a country should stop naming babys Addison.
Looks like the notification bell keeping me up to new videosss. any Melbourne, Aussie fans up at 2:06am?
I love this channel when ever I have free time I watch you keep it up
Rotfl!!!!! "Do you know who my DAD IS?!"
thank you for being my favorite youtube channel lol i always wait for new videos because at this point i’ve seen them all😅😅😅 history has always been my favorite subject and all of your videos are extremely interesting and always things i’ve wondered about
Very interesting. Do one on the U.S. Marshall service. And on ATF if you can
Dawg that subtle siege thumbnail is amazing. Pulse on plane, very nice.
Just had to throw that last crack about lazy presidents..this was interesting til that point.
You'll be fine
Loved the little jab at Donnie, then was treated to one of his campaign ads at the end of the video, lol