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married her. [laughter] >> that's going to hurt. get him. >> if someone gets caught with cocaine it's usually a slam dunk case but when cocaine is found in the white house, the secret service can't tell us where they found it. and we're starting to believe that the reason they won't tell us where they found it is because that would tell us whose coke it was. instead the secret service isn't telling us anything. in response to a freedom of information request put forward by bloomberg. the secret service is saying they can't release any records about the coke found at the white house. ...

Service releases the visitor logs. the secret service chief kimberly cheadle promised us transparency. >> being transparent and making sure we cooperate with all the ongoing investigations is very important to me. so we are going to continue to do that as an agency. >> jesse: cheadle the weevil has to release at least the logs. we put freedom of information request form in. not going to stop until we get it. requested surveillance footage. want to know who went in and out of the library, the cubby area and outside the situation room. we deserve answers. you deserve answers. they don't want to ...

Galliano, a retired fbi supervisory special agent. hello to all of you. stuart, let's start with you. the fbi admitted today they failed to follow up on a tip that nikolas cruz might carry out a school shooting. here's what the fbi says about the tipster. they say, "the caller provided information about cruz's gun ownership, desire to kill people and erratic social media posts as well as potential of him conducting a school shooting." so bluntly, stuart, did the fbi's blunder cost these 17 people their lives? >> well, let me answer it this way because i think in fairness you have to put the ti...

They would actually be taken by an agent. immediately after taking that call if the agent made a determination, he would get on the phone. now, one of the flus that i see in this program is that local law enforcement is not included in the correspondence or in the communications. now, when you take this particular situation with nicholas cruz, we know now that local law enforcement had a tremendous amount of contact with this individual. it seems to me that at minimum the local law enforcement should have been immediately contacted to, you know, let them go out and see what's going on. >> so b...

Now we have 800 neighbors, 888 lines and after a major shooting or after a major investigation begins sometimes the fbi will put out another tip line and put out a separate number for that. now, what stuart said was the professional support employees. these are bureau employees. so even though we characterize them as civilians or not law enforcement professionals, they are part of the fbi. they take the phone call. but then these are always backed up by an agent, by minimum of a gs-13 special agent that then performs the first level of triage. now -- >> so what happened, james? >> i used to ru...