Page 97 - Security Group News Today

(PHOTO VIA BOC / MANILA BULLETIN) The shipment, declared as wood frames for souvenirs, was intended for export to Vietnam,according to Port of Davao District Collector Erastus Sandino Austria. Screening and inspection last December 10 revealed that the package contains 671 pieces of Agarwood chips sought to be illegally exported from the country without the necessary permits from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). According to the bureau, since Argarwood is classifi...

Judge ruled against effort to keep 100,000 names on the voting rolls. a voting at the security group founded by stacy abrams has filed the lawsuit. the group claims a new amendment to georgia state voting law could give inactive voters two more years before their names are heard. abrams refuses to concede her election loss for governor calling the state voting system, quote, rigged. and other federal court announced friday it will formally block a north carolina photo id law set to go into next ...

Terrorist, i dont buy an airline ticket. there are too many checks. i dont get a visa. because the security group does checks. if im a terrorist and i want to take advantage of the border in the chaos and come across the border with 12 million people who also came in. this is a national security crisis. god help us if the wrong people cross that border because of the chaos and this country will go to another 9/11. no one wants to talk about it but the border is vulnerable and a possibility. >> t...

Been doing whatever they wanted to do forever and no one has ever called them on it, so they think theyre above the law and they dont have to answer to anyone. >> i think thats right. dumb and dumbers one way to put it. i should probably say for full disclosure im married to a federal judge, and i dont talk about his cases. i dont even talk about the judiciary as an institution. but i can talk about the marshals. they are a serious security group. they take these kinds of threats very seriously....

Theres a reason that stone filed this silly notice of apology the next day. its because his lawyers were freaking out. and thats what i would be doing if that was my client. and hes going to be begging for her forgiveness as well he should. >> it strikes me just in the moment, juliette, that all of these people who have been caught up in this have basically been doing whatever they wanted to do forever and no one has ever called them on it, so they think theyre above the law and they dont have t...

Director of national intelligence this week saying the u.s. is under attack and that cyberterror threats are his top priority. our next guest is founder of the security group this is robert herjavec. this comes at a week the nation is mourning a horrific shooting this week and i just would be curious from your perspective and your knowledge if you can tell people who saw the red flags out there in the wake of this shooting and you see this shooter who clearly was detailing that he wanted and was...

General jeff sessions saying i was unaware of any continued discussion of that. but sessions was leader of the security group that both page and papadopoulos sat on. so very small universe of officials that could have known about these trips. >> and as we look at this, kendall, if indeed this email that we are talking about did reach jeff sessions email box and he is saying what he said during sworn testimony, does he face, as we were talking about a little earlier, some legal jeopardy here? and...

Security group or activity, what would your take be? >> i would tell them to go back where they came. i mean, theres no reason to bring ill will into the hall, its a sacred place, if one person is sick in the group, then were all sick. if youre in the community, you have a say so, and if anythings kind of controversial it does get voted on. >> can you elaborate on that a little bit? >> lets say somebody had a new idea for how we salute each other, or something like that >> you say salute, youre ...

Enough time. steve: that was actually two weeks before it happened. they realized in benghazi they had a problem. so they called up this security group and said, hey, can you come back? we know you lost the bid by 4%. can you come back? because we feel we are not safe. they said well, you know, its gtion to take more than a week or two. maybe we could be there in a month. chris stevens was dead just 12 days later. and then after that, they were pressured by hillary clintons state department to k...

Ft. lauderdale. what we know, its esteban santiago. he was on an air canada flight. he checked a gun. what is remarkable, upon landing, going to the baggage claim, he got the gun inside, took the gun in a rest room, came out and started shooting at the baggage terminal. the terminal is outside the security area, so thats raising a lot of talk as to whether that is something that had to be addressed going forward. david katz with the global security group. what do you think of this? >> a horrible...