You'd be surprised. Back in my time in the military, I was working a security job temporarily and I got called in on one of my off days to stand guard while Donald Trump came to commission the new aircraft carrier. I got to meet a handful of secret service agents including one of the snipers on the scene. They were all pretty friendly, even the sniper I met. They mainly talked about us becoming agents after we were out of the military. Apparently, it's pretty common to recruit from the DOD.
Easy, put Trump. He would have been better than any sniper. He would have dodge bullet faster than anyone. He would have know someone that said he was the best bullet dodger ever see.
I love the way she never completely discounts even the frankly absurd scenarios. Interesting that she is trained to never say "never" and always take into consideration the crazy improbable scenarios.
Honestly would have loved to see her react to the 'DC attack scene' in Olympus Has Fallen, since Antione Fuqua planned it all out with a friend/technical advisor who themselves were former Secret Service... It's quite interesting on the dvd extras, how when they sat around planning out every stage of the attack, their tech advisor repeatedly mentioned that during their time in SS protection details, part of their duties involved basically sitting around & thinking up the craziest gak imaginable as to how a group/foreign power might conceivably attempt to attack & take down the White House. So certain things in that film, such as the '15min window' are for the most part "accurate."
@@Persian-Immortal yet she’s only like 42/43. Secret service are insane though, the absolute courage and fighting, weapons and vehicle tactics these people have is ridiculous.
Confirming the sniper thing - there was a presidential visit to my school and I didn't get a ticket, so I ended up chilling at my dorm window taking pics of the action. I noticed on the building across the way that there were people on it... I zoomed in closer on my camera and it was snipers. I started looking all around. On several balconies and tops of buildings there were other snipers stationed with binoculars. One of them was looking at ME. Then I looked down to the balcony below me. Snipers. Just a few yards away. I slowly backed away from the window and called my Mom. Then a few minutes later, I looked out the window again. The snipers were already facing me, looking up, guns ready. I waved and said hi. They said hi. It was really surreal and my first time realizing how much protection the President really had.
And guess what depending on how far you window Ward from the president actually was probably won’t even Secret Service snipers. They probably cops on loan to the Secret Service from the local swat team
One of the most common misunderstandings about the secret service, and this is largely because of Hollywood, is that their number one job is NOT to be good with a gun or great at fighting. Yes, they train so they're good at those things. But their #1 job is THREAT DETECTION (or arguably to create those layers of security she talked about and control the environment). And I really liked that she talked about that. When the president is around people her job was to watch them and notice the person who is acting weird or who is looking down at their hands while they try to get a weapon into their hands or so on. So I really appreciated her talking about that aspect of things.
The first rule of secret bunkers is don't talk about secret bunkers. Do you want to guess what the second rule is? Turn the lights out if you are the last one out the door. The third rule of secret bunkers is don't talk about secret bunkers.
She was unduly harsh with the Iron Patriot. James "Rhodey" Rhodes is a colonel in the US Air Force. He would be allowed on Air Force One. He is a decorated pilot and the weapon's liason for the Air Force. He liases with Stark Industries. As I said, unduly harsh.
@@ericchism4855 nope, she was correct. Who was IN the suit, are you SURE it was col. Rhoades? Also, and I can tell you this as fact, just because you are a high ranking officer WOLL NOT get you onto AF1, even when it is on the ground at Andrew's. It is a secure location with personnel specifically cleared to be there. The guards check you in and out every time....
“You can see one of the agents fumbling with her sidearm and having problems holstering it, another putting on sunglasses. The Secret Service had eyes on threat and didn’t notify a ground team to the location. And a rooftop 150 yards away not secured. Also if it were me, I would never let the protectee stop moving for a photo op. I would give that scene a 1/10.” 🤣
She did give the other movie 0/10. Even though London Has Fallen is incredibly absurd, but the production budge is no joke. So i'd give it a 2/10 too just because of the cars, guns, and explosives. Highly disappointed when i first watched the movie and it's nothing like Olympus Has Fallen.
@@AlexG-jm7cd Olympus Has Fallen was a great movie in my (totally untrained in the Secret Service experience/knowledge) opinion... So is it accurate? That's probably a hell no, lol. Was it totally fun watching an Ex-operator, turned Secret Service member, kick a lot of ass? Hell yeah! Haven't seen the movies following that one... Hopefully they're just as fun.
A friend of mine was a US Secret Service agent out of college. I asked him to share what he was allowed. He said he spent 8 hours in a black suit, on a super hot asphalt runway in Waco, TX guarding an empty Air Force One for 8 hours a day while President Bush 43 was at his ranch. He also would guard an empty stairwell at hotels while the president slept. He is now a local police chief.
Yeah I can understand where he’s coming from. I’ve been outside a hotel suite for 8 hour rotation and isn’t the most exciting of jobs, counting the patterns on the wallpaper it does have its down side but it does have its perks
That's nuts that they hire people fresh out of college for that. You would think they would want a little more real world experience along with the education to choose those guys
@@marklower007 Fresh college joins are probably the best candidates. They don't have a history and as long as their criminal record, there's very little to investigate them. That said, many large police agencies don't really like hiring other LEO, they prefer a blank slate which makes them easier to train to "their way".
@@nihalr_ having poor judgment and being untrustworthy is a factor in competency. Columbian drug cartels use prostitutes as spies. The woman they were with certainly aren't trustworthy. If those agents let anything about their jobs slip while they were drunk, those women could sell that information to any number of bad actors. Just having it leak to the Cartagena press would be bad enough. But having it get to someone dangerous would be a nightmare. Poor judgment is 💯 part of competency.
@@nihalr_ Benedict Arnold was competent, confident, well trained; and, had the trust of the Second Continental Congress. He was a major general in Washington's army. He had the trust of Washington himself. Arnold was competent, confident, etc. Until he decided to surrender Fort West Point. Then he became the biggest traitor in the history of the USA. His name is synonymous with treason. My point is, all of the agent's training, competence, confidence, and whatever else go out the window if they get drunk and accidentally give away trade secrets. Accidental treason is still treason. Congress felt it was bad enough to have the director of the secret service brought in for a hearing. Oh, and by the way, this comes from the secret service handbook. The Secret Service’s own training manuals specifically warned against adultery, because from a security standpoint, “the potential for undue influence or duress exists.” In other words, blackmail-the same threat that could have been used against the Cartagena crew.
Not necessarily. There are prison or heist or so on types movies that (at least in the past) did get things accurate or found loopholes for the things being portrayed. In those cases, the groups being protrayed (whether that be a prison or bank or what have you) would modify their defences or tactics, often before the movie even hits theaters. I imagine the SS would do the same. Refusing to let the movie get released would just signal to the world that it has something they don't want getting shown. At which point everyone, especially those with bad intentions, will do everything they can to get ahold of whatever information was in that film.
They are not the CIA tho they are the real ones that don’t want a 10/10 movie released or if there’s one close they ain’t going to be talking about it cuz someone talked . Service is legit just fancy security. The cia actually dose a lot of protecting the president to
It's not the 80s anymore. Tactics Techniques and Procedures have become widely known thanks to the Internet becoming widespread and former Agents or Shooters writing books.
Just over the course of this limited 20 minutes video, you get such a feel for the professionalism and work ethic of the secret service. Just the feeling that she conveys over the dos and don'ts is more than you'd ever get from a manual or textbook. You can see that she not only knows her stuff. She is responding physically when cardinal rules are broken. If directors feature secret service in a movie, they should call her in to consult and be present on-set.
@@PrograError Of course. You would not want a secret service agent advising on a plausible kidnapping plot. I am sure they play out white hat scenarios all the time, but they don't have to do it educationally. Even the approach probing for actual weak spots would be problematic even if the plot device itself is dealt with when secret service is made aware of it.
That depends on what the goal is. If it's to reflect real life then having someone like her serve as a consultant would be a good thing but often the things that the Secret Service would do in real life gets in the way of the story the movie is trying to tell. Certainly none of the White House Down type of movies could ever happen in real life, but that doesn't make them less entertaining. Which (entertaining) is the real goal of most movies.
@@Jebu911 Maybe, but she doesn't have any idea of the film I guess. The guy who turned against them, was in the service for 20 years. So, basically he's background and everything alright and trustworthy. But he's own son got killed in the military for some reason, and he blamed the president's actions for it. So, he became a double agent. A guy who has been in the secret service for years and has gained trust all time, how could anyone possibly keep an eye on him? In the secret service your team can be your brothers and sisters, but anyone can go again if something happened to their family.
I think (and Im 99% sure) that its more no no 0/10 for ''keeping the face'' because what it would looked like if ex service member would say:"Hmm its highly unrealistic, but could happen". Idk what they sign when start the job and what to finish, but i think they should keep no no to even possibility to betray from inside, because cmon its possible. BUT if you don't talk about the possibility and keep all together then chance is very slim.
@@chaosagent_0106 yeah but some of her comments made her look a little silly because she wasn’t taking the background of the movie into consideration. Like at 13:10 she was saying that a double agent is hard because of their background checks and stuff when hiring them, but the movie has him as like a 20-30 years in the secret service, and he flipped after becoming one of the most trusted member who protected the president directly, but she was talking about it like he was a new recruit. The context of the movie does matter in some of the scenes she was talking about. Same thing with like the iron man, she was talking about the Colonel, without taking into account he’s a high ranking Air Force member, who got his suit from iron man, and acting like he’s some random guy that they don’t know his identity of, and was talking like well in real life we wouldn’t let some random dude in a killing machine to board air one. (Granted a suit like that also doesn’t exist, but just the fact that she was saying like they don’t know his identity, but in the movie they do) Stuff like that.
Yeah. I'm glad Trump's gone back into entertainment, but that new TV movie really wasn't realistic. Great special effects, but there's no way that kid would get up there. I'd give it a 3.
@@mikeyforrester6887 yeah dude! all actors risk a bullet one inch to the brain and the tip of the ear getting blown off was just dedication to the stunt.. especially the guy who was killed what an idiot didn't he know it was fake? If you wanna be on the children touching, freedom hating, 0iq blue side do your thing but have some common sense at least XD
Lmao imagine just casually standing there with your hands in your pockets watching the president and suddenly some stranger grabs you and hold your arms down.
Before being permitted to be in the room with the president, you are informed not to put your hands in your pockets, things like that. USSS are not playing.
Without going into any details, I have had to work with the Secret Service once when the President was visiting a place I worked. To my surprise, they were extremely polite and respectful. We had no illusions who was calling the shots that day, but they didn't just shove our security to the side, rather worked with my manager on where we would be stationed and what we would be responsible for. I even remember seeing this lady, though we never spoke. Consumat professionals, the lot of them.
I very seriously doubt you ever worked with any security service detail higher than a school student hall pass monitor, if you couldn’t spell the word consummate. Even with SpellCheck. What the actual f.
@@FlyWalker2233 I don't know what you're getting out of insulting a random person online based on a spelling error. No matter if it is a typo or not, being able to spell this specific word is in no way representative to someones intelligence or ability to do their job.
I too interacted with Secret Service professionally at a work location when a Presidential candidate visited. The agent I spoke with was professional and well informed. There was a male member of the public who kept asking dumb questions over and over, getting in the way. I would have loved to see the agent summon colleagues to grill the guy. When I posted a description of the incident on my social media, someone suggested that the apparent dumbass may have been a threat-force scout/spook, testing the Secret Service. Who knows.
I love how she divulged enough information for you to understand what's right and what's wrong however, she did not reveal the secrets of her profession. Exquisite.
"Your sniper team up top is the one that's gonna see the threat, they're gonna engage the threat, and they're gonna take that threat out." 5:23 But only after the threat has fired off several rounds, apparently.
I'm from Switzerland. You can bump into one of our 7 presidents on the train or bus. No bodyguard or something. Many people wouldn't even recognize him/her haha.
Switzerland is such a beautiful country, if only others had the same peace. I have only went once as a kid but I still think it's my favorite place in Europe because of the beauty and the people.
Yeah, cus what looks epic & exciting is probably lack of preparation & security, hence such situation occur. While a situation which is boring & status quo is actually the most controlled & maintained environment by security agencies.
i swear the level of professionalism of this woman about her job and the do's and dont's and the level of respect is absolutely astounding, i have absolute respect for her
I guess that the level of professionalism required to be a Secret Service agent is probably among the highest of almost any profession in the world. Certainly orders of magnitude more than for the actual president, judging by most of them, especially recently.
for sure. I also loved when she was talking about the scene from First Kid and was like "yeah, I don't negotiate with someone." 😅 She'll distract them or put them down, that's it.
Maybe the movies are just getting a lot wrong. It wouldn’t be too hard to show the POTUS protected the right way. Also aside from In the Line of Fire these movies are all trash.
@@occamsox5331 So what? She didn't rate the movies, but their autheticity about how the Secret Service worked in them. The two things are not the same.
"That mop is very wet. Professionals usually use a much drier mop, that way the floor dries faster and the cleaning solution doesn't leave a soap scum behind."
@@jr-uu8eg "yes, please stop cleaning that. You've already cleaned that spot 5 times while you've been talking to the protagonist. You're just wasting cleaning chemical at this point."
Actually Clinton. The secret service's president's detail is responsible for protecting former president's too not just current ones. Also she's retired.
This was one of the best ratings done by a professional. Felt like she actually spent time with the video/movie and not just saw a 5-second clip and start harping on what is wrong with everything. She breaks down each and everything. You can see the level of professionalism effusing out of her. She takes any task seriously and will do her research.
Except I dont think she watched London is Falling. They went to London with NO notice for the PMs funeral. The SS recommended that POTUS not attend since they couldn't properly prepare but he said he couldn't insult the brits.
If they are going to comment on the movies and the way things are represented, I prefer they take the time to watch the entire film. So it takes a few more days to prepare before they shoot the video... Then their critiques can be accurate. But that's just my opinion.
More of her! She's super badass and definitely knows what she's talking about, and how to break it down. And, she freakin' served with FOUR Presidents. Amazing!
No secret weapons, just regular weapons but she is not mentioning any specifics. Why is everyone going full on super secretive special weapons and tactics? They just don't mention specifics but it's just regular. Same thing with special forces and so on.
She said she was on one presidents protection team and has protected others over the course of 12 years. SS protection details are assigned to both sitting and former presidents and she likely was called in to protect one of those former presidents at one time or another
I was a little disappointed that "The West Wing" got a low review; however, I understand the reasoning. I have to confess that Ron Butterfield was my favourite fictional Secret Service Agent of all time given the seriousness with which he played the role every time he appeared. I am glad to see that these highly trained people are watching over people in the public eye. Not an easy job especially when your protectee is not the compliant type you'd want to see. Grab the steering wheel indeed!! Shaking my head. Enjoyed your insights Agent Poumpouras. Be safe in all your do.
I was frankly surprised at the West Wing review and was a bit disappointed (in that one only - the entire rest of the commentary was awesome - loved it). I'd like to know if the conversation and approach were at all accurate, but that was omitted for some reason. Let us know if it was all terrible, or if it was just the set which brought it down.
I like to think she also did with the thermite on the beast. We all know thermite defeats anything, but deflected by just saying it's "ballistically protected".
@@Thedoza For an armoured car, composite armour would likely be used to defeat weapons like hollow charge weapons. I guess there could be a layer of heat insulator like the RCC used in spaceship during their re-entry and it might be able to stop or slow down damage from thermite. The thermite bomb looks like it concentrates the heat at the point of contact, and idk if it makes a different. As I know for a pile of thermite we can casually combine and ignite, it doesn't do much to a piece of thick steel as the heat can be quickly dissipated. BTW I am not an expert in any of the fields so what I said above might be complete bull crap
I think this former agent is outstanding, her knowledge and experience are very interesting to hear about. That said, I have to step in a defend "First Kid" here, lol. Yes, it's an unrealistic movie but this particular scene involves an agent who has been fired and an agent who's been demoted. Neither one is actively in charge of the kid, which is why there are no other agents.
What she's saying is "if there is a bunker that you're moving into, then the agents are the ones unlocking the door, not your protectee doing a retinal scan." You don't rush the president to the threshold of safety and then stop for him to stare at a laser for a few seconds. That door is open when he gets to it.
She looks amazing in general. The people she had to protect!?!. You *have* to be fit. Looking good just comes along with the grueling journey. If you manage to look good and carry yourself after all that. Your truly blessed.🖤❤ But, you can tell she's seen and been through some ish.
@@midorisentai6223 Well keeping a good amount of muscle on your body helps keep you young and in shape. She's clearly around her 40's and still a beautiful woman. That combined with a sharp mind and calm demeanor, she is a perfect example of a professional. Age 43. I've seen people in their early thirties that look much worse. :O
UK Prime Ministers don't have the history of assassination attempts that US Presidents do. Spencer Percival was shot in 1812 on his way into Parliament, he's the only PM to be assassinated. There are two other attempts, one was the IRA bombing the Brighton Hotel trying to kill Thatcher in 1984. And an attempt on Sir Robert Peel in 1842 got his secretary instead.
Mainly did this for myself but thought others would find it useful! 0:42 In the Line of Fire (1993) 3:06 Designated Survivor 2016 5:35 London has Fallen (2016) 8:04 Guarding Tess (1994) 9:34 The Sentinel (2006) 11:03 Iron Man 3 (2013) 12:48 White House Down 2013 15:06 The West Wing (1999) 16:02 First Kid (1996) 17:07 The Bodyguard (1992)
Thank you! You've done a great public service. ☺. I like to skip around and this really helped, plus seeing which movie was which for more than a few seconds really helped. I hadn't seen some of them before and wanted to check them out. Thanks again.
Yes! Really help me out thank you! They should be making them say the films out anyway for people like me. Finding comments like these are really rare.
thats just sad not even ur parents or relative? u trust someone that u watched for like 19 minutes never meeting them irl than ur family friends and relavtives??? u must have a sad life
@@MikhailKalashnikovMiG I’ve watched other videos with her. She does talks on multiple channels and has an Instagram where she promotes her work as well.
Hahaha 🤣 only thing realistic about that film was when Jamie fox and Channing Tatum were driving around in the beast and it was taking a beating from that 50 cal Machine gun and still driving
@@jukess4 Not really. It's not just a matter of betrayal, it's a matter of compromise. They know your families. They know your financials. They know your medical diagnoses. They know your friends. You have a pretty airtight system for preventing agents from being coerced or blackmailed. Sure, one could up and decide to throw his or her life away to maybe kill the President assuming none of their colleagues notice a change in their behavior before committing such an act. By that same token, the President COULD throw his or her life away and kill an agent, but like...why?
A minor issue I have with her critique of “White House Down” is that she talks about how hard it would be for a double agent to enter the secret service implying that they’re a starting/junior member of the service but the movie shows a senior agent who was about to retire and did a last minute heel turn and had organized a terror attack because of a political issue that happened earlier in the president’s term. Those are two very different situations.
Evy is obviously a badass and a superhero. I hope I'm her in my next life. Meanwhile, honestly, I'm just so tickled she included "Guarding Tess," since it's one of my favorite movies ever, and nobody ever talks about it! And it's accurate! (AWESOME!) I would have been even more thrilled if she had addressed the brilliant "secret agents shopping" scene where one of the radios the other that "we've lost interest in peas, repeat, we've lost interest in peas." But you can't have it all. Great video!
This was really cool. I'd love to see a cross over with people from different branches like Secret Services, Green Berets, SEALs, etc where they rate something together. That'd be really cool!!
Best Security agency on earth, trained to defend their protectee in the most extremest of situations against the most dangerous threats imaginable. Most rigorous training ever. best of the best etc etc. Yet they just got clowned by the 20yo kitchen employee of a nursery home with his dad's rifle.
I was once at a party in the White House. A person (who was an invited guest, and and already been screened, etc.) wanted President Obama's autograph, and walked up with a pen and a notebook. An agent jumped in front and said "Put the pen away." and then a moment later said "Put the pen away or we will put it away."
If I had to guess she's only saying what's allowed to be said, notice how when she's talking about White house down she says "if there was a bunker", not confirming whether there is or not
@@chrissosa3723 there isn't a bunker... Trump's fortress is made out of cardboard... in his bedroom... they gave him some water pistols so he can do the pew pew noises
@@last5902 i think? Its the one where a young dictator gets kidnapped and sent to NYC but people don't know who he is because the kidnappers shaved his beard off
lol Hi lady! You look wonderful, how about a date? Her: Huh, sure, just send me your social insurance number, full name, date of birth and address and we'll see.
@@LevonBlueoak The government will not spend resources on any official background check unless they have a formal reason but I suspect she can manage a background check.
I don't anymore! They should pledge an oath to protect the constitution at all costs, not one man at the cost of other men & the country they have sworn to protect! They let Biden walk into a room with a man they knew was infected with covid! As a former VP, they are obligated to protect him!
Who else is here after the Secret Service completely dropped the ball on Trump? I mean ffs there were a hundred people screaming "GUN!" and stuff for 2 minutes before the shots came, sniper teams were badly prepared even though they should have had a good angle and the building (which was also like, extremely, suspiciously, close and a more than obvious place to shoot from) should have been cleared and surveilled or more. Idk maybe the people she works with are better, but either she's living in a bubble and most of the service isn't all that good when it comes down to it ooooor they let it happen for whatever reason, and I'm not a conspiracy theorist at all. It just doesn't make sense. S'all I'm sayin.
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Everyone keeps asking where the snipers are but no one is asking how the snipers are.
Why are the snipers?
bruh 😂
What are the snipers?
Oy lads when are the snipers?
@@alpha1beta1gamma u won't see them coming.
Not many people in the world can say things like “Where are my snipers”.
@Luke Cheung more like I’ll see where they are
Probably more than you think... which is a scary thought.
You'd be surprised. Back in my time in the military, I was working a security job temporarily and I got called in on one of my off days to stand guard while Donald Trump came to commission the new aircraft carrier. I got to meet a handful of secret service agents including one of the snipers on the scene. They were all pretty friendly, even the sniper I met. They mainly talked about us becoming agents after we were out of the military. Apparently, it's pretty common to recruit from the DOD.
I ask that all the time!
Granted, it makes absolutely no sense. But I still say it!
Bloons
I'd like to see a review of a Former President rates the realism of presidents acting in these situations.
That would be rad!
Thing is they wouldn't have had nearly similar experiences.
Yeah and i want them to get Lincoln lol
I suppose we can drag Obama or W. into one of these videos.
Easy, put Trump.
He would have been better than any sniper. He would have dodge bullet faster than anyone. He would have know someone that said he was the best bullet dodger ever see.
I love the way she never completely discounts even the frankly absurd scenarios. Interesting that she is trained to never say "never" and always take into consideration the crazy improbable scenarios.
Honestly would have loved to see her react to the 'DC attack scene' in Olympus Has Fallen, since Antione Fuqua planned it all out with a friend/technical advisor who themselves were former Secret Service...
It's quite interesting on the dvd extras, how when they sat around planning out every stage of the attack, their tech advisor repeatedly mentioned that during their time in SS protection details, part of their duties involved basically sitting around & thinking up the craziest gak imaginable as to how a group/foreign power might conceivably attempt to attack & take down the White House.
So certain things in that film, such as the '15min window' are for the most part "accurate."
I mean women don’t do their jobs right anyway
And today we know why!
When she said “where are my snipers?!” I felt like I was the one getting scolded. She’s good lol
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I can’t believe she’s served with 4 presidents.. that’s nuts
I was thinking the same. She should be in her sixty's..
@@Persian-Immortal yet she’s only like 42/43. Secret service are insane though, the absolute courage and fighting, weapons and vehicle tactics these people have is ridiculous.
She can have cause they still protect other presidents after their term aka rest of their life.
@@janvega3679 very good point!
Well, protecting Obama is pretty nuts anyway so...
You can tell how dedicated an agent she was by the way she's talking about it. Its inspiring.
Yea and she's hot too
I want her to protect me
Agreed, that’s how they’re trained. Great video!
Munish Bhardwaj SIMP
I am still going through the process for Secret Service. It's been 3 weeks.
Confirming the sniper thing - there was a presidential visit to my school and I didn't get a ticket, so I ended up chilling at my dorm window taking pics of the action. I noticed on the building across the way that there were people on it... I zoomed in closer on my camera and it was snipers. I started looking all around. On several balconies and tops of buildings there were other snipers stationed with binoculars. One of them was looking at ME. Then I looked down to the balcony below me. Snipers. Just a few yards away.
I slowly backed away from the window and called my Mom. Then a few minutes later, I looked out the window again. The snipers were already facing me, looking up, guns ready. I waved and said hi. They said hi. It was really surreal and my first time realizing how much protection the President really had.
That's nuts bro😅
What University?
And guess what depending on how far you window Ward from the president actually was probably won’t even Secret Service snipers. They probably cops on loan to the Secret Service from the local swat team
That sounded really awesome, scary but also awesome
Yeah bro they thought you were Lee Harvey Oswald-ing
Dark clothes, blonde with a ponytail, dark eye makeup...
She looks like a former agent, who became a hitwoman. lol
I think even women would be referred to as a hitman, not sure though
Spends her nights at the Continental
She is an actor
I was literally saying that right before i read your comment
@@The_Real__Power_ like human?
After watching this:
*Goes to any public place*
Where are my snipers? Where's is everyone else? Where's my tactical taem?
There should be a tactical team....
😂
Then realizing that you're not a president lmao
😂😂😂😂
Lol
She is hell of a damn good college professor as well. Made criminology class very interesting and very pleasant woman.
That's really cool, does she include stories while teaching
Also had a professor in college, who taught Policing in America, who was secret service. He had some cool stories and met some interesting people.
Yeah and she hella fine too
@@DarthRelkew She did actually. Some of her stories were included in the lectures to explain some concepts so it was quite cool
She explains a lot and tries not assign that much work.
One of the most common misunderstandings about the secret service, and this is largely because of Hollywood, is that their number one job is NOT to be good with a gun or great at fighting. Yes, they train so they're good at those things. But their #1 job is THREAT DETECTION (or arguably to create those layers of security she talked about and control the environment). And I really liked that she talked about that. When the president is around people her job was to watch them and notice the person who is acting weird or who is looking down at their hands while they try to get a weapon into their hands or so on. So I really appreciated her talking about that aspect of things.
Actually, their number one job is to investigate counterfeit money. Yep, its true.
Watch out for people even holding a pen.
John Wick: yah.......
that was a *pencil*
@@otakuryoga
I know, right?
Imagine how much more deadly a pen can be.
@@jack765ful i think he could make the universe explode with a pen
Jason Bourne had a pen, ended up in a guy's hand.
The writing's on the wall?
I could listen to any passionate professional talk about their job all day long.
Been doing that
@@hommhommhomm what r u an occupational therapist? Lol
Same
"If there was a secret bunker"
There totally is a secret bunker
There is two bunkers! She cant lie to us!
The first rule of secret bunkers is don't talk about secret bunkers. Do you want to guess what the second rule is? Turn the lights out if you are the last one out the door. The third rule of secret bunkers is don't talk about secret bunkers.
She was unduly harsh with the Iron Patriot. James "Rhodey" Rhodes is a colonel in the US Air Force. He would be allowed on Air Force One. He is a decorated pilot and the weapon's liason for the Air Force. He liases with Stark Industries. As I said, unduly harsh.
@@ericchism4855 I bet they'd still want to confirm it's him though.
@@ericchism4855 nope, she was correct. Who was IN the suit, are you SURE it was col. Rhoades?
Also, and I can tell you this as fact, just because you are a high ranking officer WOLL NOT get you onto AF1, even when it is on the ground at Andrew's. It is a secure location with personnel specifically cleared to be there. The guards check you in and out every time....
“You can see one of the agents fumbling with her sidearm and having problems holstering it, another putting on sunglasses. The Secret Service had eyes on threat and didn’t notify a ground team to the location. And a rooftop 150 yards away not secured. Also if it were me, I would never let the protectee stop moving for a photo op. I would give that scene a 1/10.” 🤣
“I wanna give it a 0... but I’ll give it a 2.”
I mean, you don’t wanna hurt the movie’s feelings.
xD
She was ‘protecting’ the movie’s feelings. 😆
Tru
She did give the other movie 0/10. Even though London Has Fallen is incredibly absurd, but the production budge is no joke. So i'd give it a 2/10 too just because of the cars, guns, and explosives. Highly disappointed when i first watched the movie and it's nothing like Olympus Has Fallen.
@@AlexG-jm7cd Olympus Has Fallen was a great movie in my (totally untrained in the Secret Service experience/knowledge) opinion... So is it accurate? That's probably a hell no, lol. Was it totally fun watching an Ex-operator, turned Secret Service member, kick a lot of ass? Hell yeah!
Haven't seen the movies following that one... Hopefully they're just as fun.
@@McFartsnatcher even if both movies are inaccurate, LHF is nowhere near OHF.
A friend of mine was a US Secret Service agent out of college. I asked him to share what he was allowed. He said he spent 8 hours in a black suit, on a super hot asphalt runway in Waco, TX guarding an empty Air Force One for 8 hours a day while President Bush 43 was at his ranch. He also would guard an empty stairwell at hotels while the president slept. He is now a local police chief.
I honestly don't think I've laughed so hard reading a comment. This is beautiful lol
That was actually hilarious 😆
Yeah I can understand where he’s coming from. I’ve been outside a hotel suite for 8 hour rotation and isn’t the most exciting of jobs, counting the patterns on the wallpaper it does have its down side but it does have its perks
That's nuts that they hire people fresh out of college for that. You would think they would want a little more real world experience along with the education to choose those guys
@@marklower007 Fresh college joins are probably the best candidates. They don't have a history and as long as their criminal record, there's very little to investigate them. That said, many large police agencies don't really like hiring other LEO, they prefer a blank slate which makes them easier to train to "their way".
This woman just EXUDES confidence and competence
She means what she says
Idk why I was expecting more biceps and deltoids
She is a complete badass. Hollywood should make an action movie about her starring her.
@@nihalr_ having poor judgment and being untrustworthy is a factor in competency. Columbian drug cartels use prostitutes as spies. The woman they were with certainly aren't trustworthy. If those agents let anything about their jobs slip while they were drunk, those women could sell that information to any number of bad actors. Just having it leak to the Cartagena press would be bad enough. But having it get to someone dangerous would be a nightmare. Poor judgment is 💯 part of competency.
@@nihalr_ Benedict Arnold was competent, confident, well trained; and, had the trust of the Second Continental Congress. He was a major general in Washington's army. He had the trust of Washington himself. Arnold was competent, confident, etc. Until he decided to surrender Fort West Point. Then he became the biggest traitor in the history of the USA. His name is synonymous with treason. My point is, all of the agent's training, competence, confidence, and whatever else go out the window if they get drunk and accidentally give away trade secrets. Accidental treason is still treason. Congress felt it was bad enough to have the director of the secret service brought in for a hearing.
Oh, and by the way, this comes from the secret service handbook. The Secret Service’s own training manuals specifically warned against adultery, because from a security standpoint, “the potential for undue influence or duress exists.” In other words, blackmail-the same threat that could have been used against the Cartagena crew.
@@nameunknown007 “I’ll take a mentally capable soldier over a strong one any day” -Kyle Garrick (apparently)
I love how critical she is. CLEARLY Hollywood needs to up its game now!
Occurs to me that IF someone made a movie accurate enough to get a 10/10 then Secret Service wouldn't let it get released.
Not necessarily. There are prison or heist or so on types movies that (at least in the past) did get things accurate or found loopholes for the things being portrayed. In those cases, the groups being protrayed (whether that be a prison or bank or what have you) would modify their defences or tactics, often before the movie even hits theaters. I imagine the SS would do the same. Refusing to let the movie get released would just signal to the world that it has something they don't want getting shown. At which point everyone, especially those with bad intentions, will do everything they can to get ahold of whatever information was in that film.
They are not the CIA tho they are the real ones that don’t want a 10/10 movie released or if there’s one close they ain’t going to be talking about it cuz someone talked . Service is legit just fancy security. The cia actually dose a lot of protecting the president to
@@corruptangel6793 you had me until you called the secret service the SS 😂
It's not the 80s anymore. Tactics Techniques and Procedures have become widely known thanks to the Internet becoming widespread and former Agents or Shooters writing books.
@@smithnwesson990 Tbf, just because the tactics are known, that doesnt make them less effective per se, but its obviously still not great
Just over the course of this limited 20 minutes video, you get such a feel for the professionalism and work ethic of the secret service. Just the feeling that she conveys over the dos and don'ts is more than you'd ever get from a manual or textbook. You can see that she not only knows her stuff. She is responding physically when cardinal rules are broken. If directors feature secret service in a movie, they should call her in to consult and be present on-set.
actually it's a good thing the movies are inaccurate. it obfuscate the real actions of the real guys and gals,,,
@@PrograError Of course. You would not want a secret service agent advising on a plausible kidnapping plot. I am sure they play out white hat scenarios all the time, but they don't have to do it educationally. Even the approach probing for actual weak spots would be problematic even if the plot device itself is dealt with when secret service is made aware of it.
*ABSOLUTE AGREED! WELL SAID!👊*
You learn so much in this video. It could help protect your family some day.
That depends on what the goal is. If it's to reflect real life then having someone like her serve as a consultant would be a good thing but often the things that the Secret Service would do in real life gets in the way of the story the movie is trying to tell. Certainly none of the White House Down type of movies could ever happen in real life, but that doesn't make them less entertaining. Which (entertaining) is the real goal of most movies.
The way that she looked Channing Tatum straight in the eye and gave him a "0" tells me she is something.
tells that the movie is unrealistic
old
@@Jebu911 Maybe, but she doesn't have any idea of the film I guess. The guy who turned against them, was in the service for 20 years. So, basically he's background and everything alright and trustworthy. But he's own son got killed in the military for some reason, and he blamed the president's actions for it. So, he became a double agent. A guy who has been in the secret service for years and has gained trust all time, how could anyone possibly keep an eye on him? In the secret service your team can be your brothers and sisters, but anyone can go again if something happened to their family.
I think (and Im 99% sure) that its more no no 0/10 for ''keeping the face'' because what it would looked like if ex service member would say:"Hmm its highly unrealistic, but could happen".
Idk what they sign when start the job and what to finish, but i think they should keep no no to even possibility to betray from inside, because cmon its possible. BUT if you don't talk about the possibility and keep all together then chance is very slim.
@@apexpredator2272 I came to the comments specifically for this. That's the one vital contextual detail she seems to not have in rating it.
I absolutely love the passion she emits for her profession. You know this subject is of great importance to her.
I’ve protected Barack Obama and George W Bush. That’s one heck of a resume.
Resume for what? An assasination?
rere439 a
rere439 hun? The worst thing that happened to bush 43 was A shoe thrown at him
Peter Hurley is the cinematographer? Dang!
@@alejandromansfield6867 He was almost taken out by a pretzel.
I love this woman’s mindset and personality. Extremely professional and her knowledge is exceedingly helpful in protection.
@Children enthusiast eh?
@Children enthusiast “body pillow when?” What does that mean?
& she knew so lil about the movie that she sounded dumb
@@MohamedShawky she reacts to a scene, not necessarily the movie.
@@chaosagent_0106 yeah but some of her comments made her look a little silly because she wasn’t taking the background of the movie into consideration.
Like at 13:10 she was saying that a double agent is hard because of their background checks and stuff when hiring them, but the movie has him as like a 20-30 years in the secret service, and he flipped after becoming one of the most trusted member who protected the president directly, but she was talking about it like he was a new recruit. The context of the movie does matter in some of the scenes she was talking about.
Same thing with like the iron man, she was talking about the Colonel, without taking into account he’s a high ranking Air Force member, who got his suit from iron man, and acting like he’s some random guy that they don’t know his identity of, and was talking like well in real life we wouldn’t let some random dude in a killing machine to board air one. (Granted a suit like that also doesn’t exist, but just the fact that she was saying like they don’t know his identity, but in the movie they do)
Stuff like that.
Daenerys Targaryen: Where are my dragons?!
Evy Poumpouras: Where are my snipers?!
Except Poumpouras isn't a megalomaniac
ahhahahaha thta made me laugh
4:53 "Where are my snipers?"...the same qn everyone's been asking yesterday 😅
Yeah. I'm glad Trump's gone back into entertainment, but that new TV movie really wasn't realistic. Great special effects, but there's no way that kid would get up there. I'd give it a 3.
This did not age well indeed lmao
Where are my drones?
@@mikeyforrester6887 yeah dude! all actors risk a bullet one inch to the brain and the tip of the ear getting blown off was just dedication to the stunt.. especially the guy who was killed what an idiot didn't he know it was fake? If you wanna be on the children touching, freedom hating, 0iq blue side do your thing but have some common sense at least XD
Husband: Honey, ready for dinner?
Her: Where are my snipers?
lolllllllllll
lmfao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
WHERE IS MY SUPER SUIT???
😂😂😂
Lmao imagine just casually standing there with your hands in your pockets watching the president and suddenly some stranger grabs you and hold your arms down.
Before being permitted to be in the room with the president, you are informed not to put your hands in your pockets, things like that. USSS are not playing.
Lee Chowning What if I don’t t have arms would they grab my stubs because they cant see my hands
if she grabs my arms and keeps eye contact I'd get hard 😳
she can hold my arms down any day
Billy Gil Music lmaooo
The video Title: How Real is it?
shows Iron Man
Iron Patriot*
Sith Saiyan it’s Iron man 3 movie
@@anhquannguyen3508I think his saying the name of the suit not the movie
Literally lost brain cells when she started rating a iron man movie
😂😂
Without going into any details, I have had to work with the Secret Service once when the President was visiting a place I worked. To my surprise, they were extremely polite and respectful. We had no illusions who was calling the shots that day, but they didn't just shove our security to the side, rather worked with my manager on where we would be stationed and what we would be responsible for. I even remember seeing this lady, though we never spoke. Consumat professionals, the lot of them.
I very seriously doubt you ever worked with any security service detail higher than a school student hall pass monitor, if you couldn’t spell the word consummate. Even with SpellCheck. What the actual f.
@@FlyWalker2233 I don't know what you're getting out of insulting a random person online based on a spelling error. No matter if it is a typo or not, being able to spell this specific word is in no way representative to someones intelligence or ability to do their job.
@@FlyWalker2233 do u feel better
I too interacted with Secret Service professionally at a work location when a Presidential candidate visited. The agent I spoke with was professional and well informed. There was a male member of the public who kept asking dumb questions over and over, getting in the way. I would have loved to see the agent summon colleagues to grill the guy. When I posted a description of the incident on my social media, someone suggested that the apparent dumbass may have been a threat-force scout/spook, testing the Secret Service. Who knows.
She's boss when she's says WHERE ARE MY SNIPERS
Legit sent chills through my spines. You know she's the authority in that kind of messed up situation.
I love how she divulged enough information for you to understand what's right and what's wrong however, she did not reveal the secrets of her profession. Exquisite.
Oh.......
Almost as if everything she said was prepared lmao
I would love to can you join
We can be sure that all she said here was cleared ahead of time by the Secret Service, and some parts may've been deleted.
Next video: "Terrorist rates realism of Terrorists in movies"
A lot of likes and a decent amount of comments
I agree
Jjajaj
Karen Detected Karen missile initiated we’re silently laughing 😂
Haha nooooo! Let’s not make a video like that.
"Your sniper team up top is the one that's gonna see the threat, they're gonna engage the threat, and they're gonna take that threat out." 5:23
But only after the threat has fired off several rounds, apparently.
Crazy how seeing this now gets the ol noggin joggin
I'm from Switzerland. You can bump into one of our 7 presidents on the train or bus. No bodyguard or something. Many people wouldn't even recognize him/her haha.
Switzerland is such a beautiful country, if only others had the same peace. I have only went once as a kid but I still think it's my favorite place in Europe because of the beauty and the people.
Switzerland is well acquainted
Yeah but the secrets which a US president holds can change the world 😔
@@omnia9348 I honestly don't think they know as much as we think/hope/believe they do though
Alain is too beautiful to not be protected
So in conclusion, what looks cool and realistic, it's not real. What looks boring and goofy, it's most likely real.
Correct, which is exactly why Hollywood is so unrealistic.
Yeah, cus what looks epic & exciting is probably lack of preparation & security, hence such situation occur. While a situation which is boring & status quo is actually the most controlled & maintained environment by security agencies.
Are you butthurt because she insulted Rhodey and his suit Stark?
@@shhs1227 yeah probably a marvel fanboy got hurt
@@shhs1227 I'm dead. I'm beyond being butthurt.
There's something about listening to someone speak on absolutely any topic who is highly trained and invested in the topic. This lady is badass.
We definitely gotta see her review more of the Secret Service scenes from The West Wing! Such a good show!
I was coming to say that!
i swear the level of professionalism of this woman about her job and the do's and dont's and the level of respect is absolutely astounding, i have absolute respect for her
Do you realise she's not going to read this and get in bed with you?
I guess that the level of professionalism required to be a Secret Service agent is probably among the highest of almost any profession in the world. Certainly orders of magnitude more than for the actual president, judging by most of them, especially recently.
for sure. I also loved when she was talking about the scene from First Kid and was like "yeah, I don't negotiate with someone." 😅 She'll distract them or put them down, that's it.
She's a presidential simp
Imagine being in the Secret Service under Biden I bet that’s a lot of extra work 😂
She is like The teacher who does not give points more than 8 out of 10.
Maybe the movies are just getting a lot wrong. It wouldn’t be too hard to show the POTUS protected the right way. Also aside from In the Line of Fire these movies are all trash.
Well, she did pointed out a lot of huge mistakes in all the scenes. Why should she have given 8-10 points for any of them?
@@sgtGiggsy In the Line of Fire is a good movie thats why.
@@occamsox5331 So what? She didn't rate the movies, but their autheticity about how the Secret Service worked in them. The two things are not the same.
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Next: Professional janitor breaks down the janitor scenes
“That’s not the kind of cleaning solution I would use on that carpet stain..”😂
Custodian, dick!
"That mop is very wet. Professionals usually use a much drier mop, that way the floor dries faster and the cleaning solution doesn't leave a soap scum behind."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 stop 😂😂
@@jr-uu8eg "yes, please stop cleaning that. You've already cleaned that spot 5 times while you've been talking to the protagonist. You're just wasting cleaning chemical at this point."
She was my professor in college criminal justice her 3 hour lectures were the best
Wow! Amazing!😮
Did she waffle this much while teaching? You're lucky you graduated if this was the level of teaching
@@zo7034did someone pee in your coffee or something?
Lies
She's been in the game since Bush Sr. Damm she looks hella good.
Actually Clinton. The secret service's president's detail is responsible for protecting former president's too not just current ones. Also she's retired.
Anti-age juice
She also said twelve years, so... y'know... math.
She protected Presidents and former Presidents.
That is kind of woman I want marry with. The one that doesn’t get older.
@@HelderJAPsico creep
This was one of the best ratings done by a professional. Felt like she actually spent time with the video/movie and not just saw a 5-second clip and start harping on what is wrong with everything. She breaks down each and everything.
You can see the level of professionalism effusing out of her. She takes any task seriously and will do her research.
Well said
Except I dont think she watched London is Falling. They went to London with NO notice for the PMs funeral. The SS recommended that POTUS not attend since they couldn't properly prepare but he said he couldn't insult the brits.
@@jamesshank7918 She judged it based on what they showed her
If they are going to comment on the movies and the way things are represented, I prefer they take the time to watch the entire film. So it takes a few more days to prepare before they shoot the video... Then their critiques can be accurate. But that's just my opinion.
Lies again? Lotus Potus
"... _smash_ that _Like_ button!"
I can't. Every time I reach there, she grabs both my hands!
You wish
Lol
Good one lol
Wait wtf, she looks way too young to have been on Clinton’s protection detail.
This didn't age well with the sniper teams at 5:00
Lol
It was just a 1/10 irl scene
More of her! She's super badass and definitely knows what she's talking about, and how to break it down. And, she freakin' served with FOUR Presidents. Amazing!
Not “with”. Secret service details move around and protect any president, sitting or former
I know she’s so awesome 💕
Watch her other stuff. Apparently she has a book out too
I liked her sneaky smile when she mentions the secret weapons that she would not be allowed to talk about at 12:04
:)...
Good eyes bob. Good job
Yup
another usss interviewee mentioned they have caches a la the scene in air force one where they're in a wall safe
No secret weapons, just regular weapons but she is not mentioning any specifics. Why is everyone going full on super secretive special weapons and tactics? They just don't mention specifics but it's just regular. Same thing with special forces and so on.
She served with 4 presidents with more than 1 term, how old is she and why tf does she looks like she's only 30
She said she was on one presidents protection team and has protected others over the course of 12 years. SS protection details are assigned to both sitting and former presidents and she likely was called in to protect one of those former presidents at one time or another
😂 30? More like 37ish with make up.
@@Budget_operator that's... still a compliment
She's so lucky... she didn't have to work for The Orange.
Definitely early 50's or late 40's
I was a little disappointed that "The West Wing" got a low review; however, I understand the reasoning. I have to confess that Ron Butterfield was my favourite fictional Secret Service Agent of all time given the seriousness with which he played the role every time he appeared. I am glad to see that these highly trained people are watching over people in the public eye. Not an easy job especially when your protectee is not the compliant type you'd want to see. Grab the steering wheel indeed!! Shaking my head.
Enjoyed your insights Agent Poumpouras. Be safe in all your do.
I was frankly surprised at the West Wing review and was a bit disappointed (in that one only - the entire rest of the commentary was awesome - loved it). I'd like to know if the conversation and approach were at all accurate, but that was omitted for some reason. Let us know if it was all terrible, or if it was just the set which brought it down.
"If there were to be a bunker," is the only time she makes sure she speaks in uncertain terms.
I like to think she also did with the thermite on the beast. We all know thermite defeats anything, but deflected by just saying it's "ballistically protected".
@@Thedoza For an armoured car, composite armour would likely be used to defeat weapons like hollow charge weapons.
I guess there could be a layer of heat insulator like the RCC used in spaceship during their re-entry and it might be able to stop or slow down damage from thermite.
The thermite bomb looks like it concentrates the heat at the point of contact, and idk if it makes a different.
As I know for a pile of thermite we can casually combine and ignite, it doesn't do much to a piece of thick steel as the heat can be quickly dissipated.
BTW I am not an expert in any of the fields so what I said above might be complete bull crap
@@kelvinluk9121 I feel like you're on a watch list
My bodyguards are way better, they run alongside my limo
Can't protect you from heart disease though, gotta protect yourself.
@@Aj-tu4gv lol. Now that his hot sister is in charge of the country, I may actually root for North Korea. Kidding
Kim... are you I'll?
@@mostlymessingabout "Un-huh!"
Kim! Where you been big guy? I thought you were ded.
My girl just called an Ironman suit a costume.
Hell yeah,cuz shes an actual real life badass compared to make believe
That was my favorite part lol
Also colonel Rhodes is air force personnel .
@@ilbv5 simp
@@ilbv5 what? Fiction can be badass too.
I think this former agent is outstanding, her knowledge and experience are very interesting to hear about. That said, I have to step in a defend "First Kid" here, lol. Yes, it's an unrealistic movie but this particular scene involves an agent who has been fired and an agent who's been demoted. Neither one is actively in charge of the kid, which is why there are no other agents.
Just the way she is talking about who would be opening the bunker, and how she said, "If there was a bunker" makes it obvious there's a bunker.
It has been established that there is a bunker (as in many Presidential residences in the world). We just don't know how big it is.
What she's saying is "if there is a bunker that you're moving into, then the agents are the ones unlocking the door, not your protectee doing a retinal scan."
You don't rush the president to the threshold of safety and then stop for him to stare at a laser for a few seconds. That door is open when he gets to it.
There are probably multiple bunkers...
You can see by the way she was saying it and her body language that there is a very high change there is a bunker
+@@MrRealgar size doesn't matter, location matters
"If there were to be a bunker"
Damn. She's good.
She has such a powerful.and elegant personality simple black kills it
U mean she is rocking in black right?
So black looks good on her or bad?
She looks amazing in general. The people she had to protect!?!. You *have* to be fit. Looking good just comes along with the grueling journey. If you manage to look good and carry yourself after all that. Your truly blessed.🖤❤ But, you can tell she's seen and been through some ish.
@@midorisentai6223 Well keeping a good amount of muscle on your body helps keep you young and in shape. She's clearly around her 40's and still a beautiful woman. That combined with a sharp mind and calm demeanor, she is a perfect example of a professional.
Age 43. I've seen people in their early thirties that look much worse. :O
@@Exile1a You and me both. I've seen people who claim they are 24 and look like a long faced 42
Wow, this was a super interesting vid. Just the whole ethos, and machine behind the Secret Service is super admirable and impressive.
Then you see Boris Johnson riding his bike around London all by himself
I didn't know. Do you have a link to confirm that?
@@bernhardbrodowsky3261 just search it up its quite hilarious but it may also be when he was a mayor too
Guy has balls.
UK Prime Ministers don't have the history of assassination attempts that US Presidents do.
Spencer Percival was shot in 1812 on his way into Parliament, he's the only PM to be assassinated.
There are two other attempts, one was the IRA bombing the Brighton Hotel trying to kill Thatcher in 1984.
And an attempt on Sir Robert Peel in 1842 got his secretary instead.
@@kharnt.betrayer2946 You don't know how many attempts there have been. Not every person trying to make a bomb to attack the PM gets a Wiki article.
Mainly did this for myself but thought others would find it useful!
0:42 In the Line of Fire (1993)
3:06 Designated Survivor 2016
5:35 London has Fallen (2016)
8:04 Guarding Tess (1994)
9:34 The Sentinel (2006)
11:03 Iron Man 3 (2013)
12:48 White House Down 2013
15:06 The West Wing (1999)
16:02 First Kid (1996)
17:07 The Bodyguard (1992)
Thank you! You've done a great public service. ☺. I like to skip around and this really helped, plus seeing which movie was which for more than a few seconds really helped. I hadn't seen some of them before and wanted to check them out. Thanks again.
God bless you
Yes! Really help me out thank you! They should be making them say the films out anyway for people like me. Finding comments like these are really rare.
can you suggest best among these movies
Thank you!!! Very helpful ☺️
I've never trusted someone more in my life than this lady.
😆😆
Cap
thats just sad not even ur parents or relative? u trust someone that u watched for like 19 minutes never meeting them irl than ur family friends and relavtives??? u must have a sad life
@@wiskipeek1428 its not that deep fam, it's a joke.
Nah secret service are still cops. Never trust cops.
5:00 That aged well!!!
Who would've thought Nicolas Cage is most accurate portrayal
one of the best actors.
Ay he's a great actor 😐 i
He does have an Oscar...
Next video: Dead person rates realism of movie deaths
I'm pretty sure there is one close to that.
Although I think it was an actor coach and how to teach actors to properly die.
"Final Destination" would be a good analysis
i remember a video like that, but it's done by a mortician
A Mortician did a rating of movie corpses.
Ask that to Jason Todd
I’m obsessed with this woman. She’s absolutely incredible. Courage, strength, poise, beauty, intelligence, attitude, humility. The list goes on.
You know all that from one short video?
@@MikhailKalashnikovMiG I’ve watched other videos with her. She does talks on multiple channels and has an Instagram where she promotes her work as well.
you should sneak up behind her and give her a hug.
@@goatcheese4me Bruh you want him to die?
I find her hideous.
Well this is an interesting time for this to be a recommended video
She was recently interviewed on the news about what happened
Women should not be doing this job. We are the laughing stock of the world 🌎 🤣
When are these people going to bring an actual assassin to comment on assassinations in movies?
fallah khan well they had Reaper on to talk about sniper assassinations.
I am pretty sure they have. Maybe not this media company but others have. They have had ex mob guys, hitmen and snipers on.
Well they’re in prison so...good luck filming that there
no shyt...wheres Antonio Banderas???
You should check out the iceman killer interview. Doesn’t talk about movies but it’s similar
Her ratings were brutal. Understandable from her experience though.
Finally, most raters are too generous.
"Speak for your self" -Nicolas Cage (8/10).
@@Spaceisprettybig Nick has bad spelling then
@@toriless Would that really surprise you?
Brutal but pretty factual, she did work in the secret service for 12 years so i reckon she knows what shes talking about
In mother Russia, the president protects the snipers.
This comment seems funny, it's also from a verified account... I'm gonna invest on this comment
Helicopter.
Ayyyy!
No, In Soviet Russia Putin Protects his guards
Why’d I read this in a Russian accent
This aged well
"I would have done what Nicolas Cage did." .....Said no one ever.
She just would have been less melodramatic about it.
Nic Cage is an actor who knows how to method act.
I like Nic Cage, sue me.
Troy Krentz that’s high praise
"Put the bunny back in the box"
She’s gonna flip when she sees White House down
Hahaha 🤣 only thing realistic about that film was when Jamie fox and Channing Tatum were driving around in the beast and it was taking a beating from that 50 cal Machine gun and still driving
This comment aged well 👀
@@dawsynlarson696 I agree but she really doesn't know anything any secret service member can be a double Agent it be the ones you trust the most
@@jukess4 Not really. It's not just a matter of betrayal, it's a matter of compromise. They know your families. They know your financials. They know your medical diagnoses. They know your friends. You have a pretty airtight system for preventing agents from being coerced or blackmailed. Sure, one could up and decide to throw his or her life away to maybe kill the President assuming none of their colleagues notice a change in their behavior before committing such an act. By that same token, the President COULD throw his or her life away and kill an agent, but like...why?
@@ashleyneku5432 I just needed it more in a clear form I feel tho
She is clearly pissed over bad Hollywood depictions about Secret Service.
Everybody is pissed over hollywoodisation of their profession. My example: I am Air Force Pilot, and it ruins alot of movies for me.
@@hanzalarehan2634 check mover ruins movies here on youtube
I'm mad she didn't talk about independence day
Well, maybe it's a bad depiction because it is secret. Lol
I imagine having one's profession as depicted as incompetent repeatedly isn't flattering...
A minor issue I have with her critique of “White House Down” is that she talks about how hard it would be for a double agent to enter the secret service implying that they’re a starting/junior member of the service but the movie shows a senior agent who was about to retire and did a last minute heel turn and had organized a terror attack because of a political issue that happened earlier in the president’s term. Those are two very different situations.
In mother Russian the president protects the protector .
Dk Bros Vladimir Putin doesn’t need protection.
@@Lukeclout Which is why he protects the bodyguard...?
So when Putin wears condom, he wraps his hand on top of the condom??
@@aabidamn i think you are a result of a torn protector
@@deltatech7041 Aren't we all?
The real question tho is:"WHERE ARE MY SNIPERS?"
She dresses just like I imagine a female secret service agent would do 😂
except that she is showing off her guns.
...black?
@@fetB wh-what?
@@potatoslayer69420 her arms
Shes kinda hot not gonna lie, the leather pants make it even better
This women is an absolute badass! You have no idea of how brave she is or what she is capable of.
Evy Poumpouras, God bless you!
I have read her book, "Becoming Bulletproof." Excellent read.
That was going to be my question. Now I'm going to track it down 👍
Always nice to see a professional talk about their craft. Calm, measured and intelligent. Good watch.
She is basically the Black Widow of secret service.
I don't get this one
@Aaron Smith did u get the "black widow *of secret service* " part
Black Widow is a spy
comrade skullerr it doesn’t make sense at all even if you add that context. Black Widow isn’t a shield, she’s an arrow-head/thief. Totally different.
Evy is obviously a badass and a superhero. I hope I'm her in my next life. Meanwhile, honestly, I'm just so tickled she included "Guarding Tess," since it's one of my favorite movies ever, and nobody ever talks about it! And it's accurate! (AWESOME!) I would have been even more thrilled if she had addressed the brilliant "secret agents shopping" scene where one of the radios the other that "we've lost interest in peas, repeat, we've lost interest in peas." But you can't have it all. Great video!
This was really cool. I'd love to see a cross over with people from different branches like Secret Services, Green Berets, SEALs, etc where they rate something together. That'd be really cool!!
The seal will take all the credit
Watch Black Rifle Coffee Company Veterans react
@@Spider-Too-Too then he would write a book about it 🤣
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Andy Stumpf (ex Seal) does a podcast called Cleared Hot. He did an amazing interview with her. You should definitely check it out.
You can really see her being a secret service agent, she got very confident body language and everything about her screams no nonsense ! Respect
12:10 Her smile when she said "other weapons" gave away the kind of understatement that is!
Her charm and bonhomie?
She means automatic weapons dude, not some advanced space gun from the future.
She meant they have the same weapons Republicans have buried in their yards.
@@theoutlawking9123 😹😹 space gun
@@randomhuman1754 I mean I'm sure we'll get them eventually.
Best Security agency on earth, trained to defend their protectee in the most extremest of situations against the most dangerous threats imaginable. Most rigorous training ever. best of the best etc etc.
Yet they just got clowned by the 20yo kitchen employee of a nursery home with his dad's rifle.
Secret Service made no mistake.
"There always will be a barrier separating the president from the people"
Ok checkmark
:trump moment:
@JackGeezy What does that mean?
LOL
I like your sarcasm
I love how the one film in the whole list that's not even trying to act realistic is the one which is the most realistic
Precisely
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Secret Service worried about people with a pen
John Wick: First time?
I was once at a party in the White House. A person (who was an invited guest, and and already been screened, etc.) wanted President Obama's autograph, and walked up with a pen and a notebook. An agent jumped in front and said "Put the pen away." and then a moment later said "Put the pen away or we will put it away."
Evy is a terrific story-teller and has some great stories to tell!
Me wondering: is she allowed to tell those information
Evy didn't unveil any secrets. You can read up on what she says on the internet and several books on bodyguarding. She's a pro through and through.
It's not really secret knowledge
If I had to guess she's only saying what's allowed to be said, notice how when she's talking about White house down she says "if there was a bunker", not confirming whether there is or not
@@chrissosa3723 there isn't a bunker... Trump's fortress is made out of cardboard... in his bedroom... they gave him some water pistols so he can do the pew pew noises
Reductive
"Where are my Snipers?!"
Put that on a T-shirt
If I ever become president. I'd want code name Twinkie. Just to give the agents a laugh.
so you mean trump?
that's why you are not the president lol
@@theokmicicki3535 What a pathetic and boring attempt at a joke. You can crawl back to the circus now 🤡🤡
Zero Subscribers Challenge ahahahahah why you hurt? 😂
Turd would be even more hilarious!😂
"If there were to be a bunker..." Ma'am we all know there is a bunker. I admire the level of commitment and training to this sort of dedication.
you can expect some BS of course xD
Next: Dictators rate movies about Dictators.
Some dictators would just as a flex.
"The Dictator" was a funny movie ngl
@@OrbInDaFrame is it the one about the dude who destroyed all his nukes ?
@@last5902 i think?
Its the one where a young dictator gets kidnapped and sent to NYC but people don't know who he is because the kidnappers shaved his beard off
Castro would’ve done it tbh
I wonder what kind of background checks their potential romantic partners go through while they're in active duty.
lol
Hi lady! You look wonderful, how about a date?
Her: Huh, sure, just send me your social insurance number, full name, date of birth and address and we'll see.
@@jonathanallard2128 👏😁😂🤣👏👉
@@jonathanallard2128 i mean, that does sound about right.
@@LevonBlueoak The government will not spend resources on any official background check unless they have a formal reason but I suspect she can manage a background check.
Most likely people they may fall in love with may already have clearance lol
Gotta say, huge amounts of respect for the secret service. People literally willing to take a bullet for someone without even thinking.
Comes as part of the occupational hazard. They all know it and accept it readily
I don't anymore! They should pledge an oath to protect the constitution at all costs, not one man at the cost of other men & the country they have sworn to protect! They let Biden walk into a room with a man they knew was infected with covid! As a former VP, they are obligated to protect him!
@@lilaclizard4504 will you shut up man
If they thought, they might not jump in front of clowns like Trump and Biden
Who else is here after the Secret Service completely dropped the ball on Trump?
I mean ffs there were a hundred people screaming "GUN!" and stuff for 2 minutes before the shots came, sniper teams were badly prepared even though they should have had a good angle and the building (which was also like, extremely, suspiciously, close and a more than obvious place to shoot from) should have been cleared and surveilled or more.
Idk maybe the people she works with are better, but either she's living in a bubble and most of the service isn't all that good when it comes down to it ooooor they let it happen for whatever reason, and I'm not a conspiracy theorist at all. It just doesn't make sense. S'all I'm sayin.