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Serjeant-at-arms

Serjeant-at-arms

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Oct 23, 2026

David BogartGUEST
25:35
and it's near the doorway.
David BogartGUEST
25:37
The person who plays the role of Sergeant-at-Arms is really the protector of the legislature, brings the parliamentary mace into each session, makes sure the members are protected, and also can fall through on the Speaker's orders in case something happens in this room.
David BogartGUEST
25:50
Well, according to the person that was sitting here, Charles, and the date, 1934, it was like putting a piece of a puzzle together.
David BogartGUEST
25:57
So after the medium left, I did a little bit of research, and it turns out that the reference to Charles was of Captain Charles Rutherford, who served as Ontario Sergeant-at-Arms from about 1934 to 1936, during the time that Mitch Hepburn was the Premier of Ontario.
David BogartGUEST
26:13
Captain Rutherford was recognized for valor in battle.
David BogartGUEST
26:17
During the war, World War I, he was awarded the Victoria Cross Medal.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:11
Give them the courage to lead with integrity, even when the pressure is great.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:18
Lord, we pray for your healing and speedy recovery for our Deputy Speaker, our office staff, Mrs. Elliott, our technical staff, Mr. Parker, and our Sergeant of Arms wife.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:34
Bless this Parliament.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:36
Bless this country.
Korina BiemesderferHOST
6:43
A bullet entered the second room during the shooting, forcing everyone to take cover, and the RCMPs placed the Prime Minister in a closet to try and keep him safe, while the Conservative MPs made a barricade at the doors to keep themselves out of danger, and made spears out of flagpoles to defend themselves if need be.
Korina BiemesderferHOST
7:04
Finally, the gunman managed to make his way to an alcove by the entrance of the Library of Parliament, which, in addition to being a great hiding spot, was coincidentally just outside the office of the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Commons, Kevin Vickers.
Korina BiemesderferHOST
7:21
Prior to becoming a staff member of the House of Commons, Kevin was a distinguished police commander and administrator with the RCMP.
Korina BiemesderferHOST
7:31
Seizing his opportunity, he retrieved his Smith & Wesson and went looking for the gunman to try and end this once and for all.
Todd JeffriesHOST
30:35
Yeah, the president said on social media that the offense was punishable by death.
Todd JeffriesHOST
30:40
Well, in January reports said the office of D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro emailed the Senate Sergeant of Arms asking to interview Slotkin and or her her private counsel.
Todd JeffriesHOST
30:51
Now, speaking at the University of Chicago just a few days ago, we talked about this a little bit when she said this.
Todd JeffriesHOST
30:57
Slocum says she wants to look at a signature case against people embedded or enabled Donald Trump, specifically young people, just before they graduate from college, to steer them away from ever considering working for a Republican ever.
Grace BarterHOST
50:18
The investigation by the FBI, U.S.
Grace BarterHOST
50:21
Postal Inspection Service, and U.S. Capitol Police was first disclosed in a message from the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms obtained Thursday by the Associated Press.
Grace BarterHOST
50:32
The notice sent to Senate offices said that law enforcement officials were working to intercept any additional letters, but it is possible some letters may reach their destinations.
Grace BarterHOST
50:44
In Congress, the threat appeared limited to the Senate, though the House was monitoring the situation, according to a person familiar with the matter who was not authorized to discuss the investigation publicly.
Mike NewmanGUEST
31:45
Well, uh, well, James, I was invited, and I was told where to stand, and then I was, uh... the...
Mike NewmanGUEST
31:50
Simon, the Sergeant at Arms said would I, uh, uh, be able to move again, and so I just obliged his request.
Mike NewmanGUEST
31:57
I don't think this was a case of me, uh, throwing chairs or, uh, screaming and shouting, or jumping over barriers.
Mike NewmanGUEST
32:02
I was in a, a designated area where I should have been and, uh, just followed the rules.
Mike NewmanGUEST
32:15
Uh, and it was interesting just to watch him on the TVs directly outside.
James MorrowHOST
32:19
So I'm just curious, when they asked you to remove yourself, what was the explanation given, given that you weren't sort of, you know, out on the, the chamber floor or, uh, you w- where you'd been told to stand? What was the, the reasoning that you were provided with?
Mike NewmanGUEST
32:34
Uh, t- well, to be honest, I think the Sergeant at Arms was struggling to come up with a, a, a viable one, so I just, you know, really, uh, left it at that.
Mike NewmanGUEST
32:41
But the good thing was outside were some of the Special Branch police guys who I, uh, had the pleasure of dealing with when the Tokyo governor came in 2024, and we had a very good yarn outside.
Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
1:44
Federal authorities are investigating letters with suspicious substances that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide.
Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
1:51
Authorities are urging recipients to treat the letters as potentially hazardous The Senate was informed of the investigation by a message from the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms that was obtained by the Associated Press.
Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
2:00
The FBI says suspicious mailings were sent to various addresses nationwide, including Secretary of State offices in several states.
Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
2:07
The mailings come just three weeks before Election Day and are reminiscent of a similar threat in 2023.
Taylor AitkenCORRESPONDENT
2:19
Those documents were the Net Zero Commission's report on coal mining, so a very pointed protest here.
Taylor AitkenCORRESPONDENT
2:26
That's when the Serjeant-at-Arms and some backbench MPs, including Labor MP David Salibo, tried to c-corral this man, uh, and keep him away from the rest of Parliament.
Taylor AitkenCORRESPONDENT
2:39
Uh, and that's when the police came in and detained him and took him away.
James WillisHOST
2:43
Right.
GueroNARRATOR
86:52
It will be seen that Judge Chandler received the solid Democratic vote, while Lynch received the vote of every voting Republican present, including Chandler and the two Independents from Carroll, three Republicans still being absent and not paired.
GueroNARRATOR
87:09
By substantially the same vote, ex-Speaker Warren of Leake County was elected Chief Clerk, and ex-Representative Hill of Marshall County was elected Sergeant-at-Arms.
GueroNARRATOR
87:22
The legislature was then organized and was ready to proceed to business.
GueroNARRATOR
87:27
At the conclusion of the session, the House not only adopted a resolution complimenting the Speaker and thanking him for the able and impartial manner in which he had presided over its deliberations, but presented him with a fine gold watch and chain, purchased with money that had been contributed by members of both parties and by a few outside friends, as a token of their esteem and appreciation of him as a presiding officer.

22 MINS LATER

GueroNARRATOR
109:56
He believed that he had been the making of Mr. Bruce.
GueroNARRATOR
109:59
Mr. Bruce had come to the state in 1869 and had taken an active part in the campaign of that year.
GueroNARRATOR
110:07
When the legislature was organized, it was largely through the influence of Governor Alcorn that he was elected Sergeant-at-Arms of the State Senate.
GueroNARRATOR
110:16
When the legislature adjourned, Governor Alcorn sent Bruce to Bolivar County as County Assessor.
Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
37:12
That's all, officer, said the assistant state attorney.
Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
37:14
Just a moment, Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms, before you call another witness.
Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
37:17
A moment, please, officer.
Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
37:19
I want to ask another question before you go, spoke up one of the jurymen.

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