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I think a lot of people were be surprised that the secret service has to pay rent in trump tower to protect the president. >> it is surprising. we've asked that question from the trump organization, what was the price deferential and why not offer it for free. we didn't get any answers from either side. >> they've moved down to the street which means it's farther away from the apartment. now, the trumps don't really stay at that apartment very much at all. but is that from a security standpoint, is that a concern? >> reporter: the secret service has told us that they believe it hasn't affected...

Yaphank jail about 50 miles away. >> from a security standpoint, it's difficult. we have to keep the males and females separate. if she needs to go to the chapel for some reason, everything gets shut down. if she needs to go to the hospital, for a doctor visit, whatever the case may be, has to be shut down. all the male prisoners would get secured, returned to the housing unit or stop all movement in the hallways. >> most of our female inmates do not want to keep their baby. they keep them for a little while after they first have them and then they usually turn them over to a family member unt...

Doesn't mean that it immediately breeds violence, but what, again, what was unacceptable ten years ago is tweeted about every day together. >> ten months ago. >> the part on the frig feel more empowered. let's be clear. this is on all sides. anyone who makes this a partisan issue is simply not being honest. this level of vitriol happens on both sides. >> the vitriol isn't going away. there is an extraordinary call for unity, but already, this morning, we've seen the right say this was a left terrorist attack. the president has said there are bad people out to get him in terms of the investigat...

Place in manchester, but not at the same arena. i know it will happen june 4. happening at another venue. from a security standpoint is this a good idea? and how does it measure in terms of morale and resiliency? >> from someone like me who just worries all the time about the security part. the initial reaction is always -- well, no, i don't want my kids to go. i don't want my family or friends to be there. but when you get to the resiliency part and the threat we are facing, sure we have to go. we have to go ahead and live our lives. but we have to back that up with paying attention to what h...

>> been there once or twice. david: they blend together. what do you think, as we are waiting to hear the president summarize his trip and importance of the trip particularly from a security standpoint, happening at a time we have this awful terror strike in england when we are in heightened status, how well do you think he did in the fight against terror? >> i think he did a very good job particularly with his speech in riyadh, saudi arabia. i think it was a good tour for him. and other than that i on policy terms and rhetoric, rallying people together, the tone of it