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The text is a transcript of a video that explains 10 security systems and measures of the White House, the residence of the president of the United States. It covers topics such as the fence, the lasers, the armored windows, the air defense, the tours, the drones, the snipers, the bunker, the food and the air. It provides some historical and technical details about each system and measure, as well as some anecdotes and examples. It ends with a call to action to subscribe, visit the official page and follow on social media.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The White House security measures are not fully disclosed to the public.
2. It was designed by George Washington and built in 1790.
3. The Irish architect James Hoban directed the construction.
4. It has undergone significant changes and updates over time.
5. The White House is considered one of the safest presidential residences globally.
6. It has a high-security system with various measures, including missiles and an underground bunker.
7. The first security fence was erected in 1801 by President Thomas Jefferson.
8. The current fence is steel, 3.3 meters high, with concrete bases.
9. Infrared lasers cover every centimeter of the perimeter to detect threats.
10. Pressure sensors are installed in the gardens and Oval Office.
11. Bulletproof glass was installed in the 1950s; its level of shielding is undisclosed.
12. Airspace above the White House is heavily restricted, monitored by radar, and protected by fighter jets if needed.
13. An air defense system with Stinger missiles and a machine gun is present but not confirmed on the White House roof.
14. Tours of the White House require a background check by the Secret Service.
15. Visitors undergo exhaustive controls before entering, including weapon and radiation detection.
16. Secret Service agents wear special masks and sunglasses equipped with video cameras for protection and surveillance.
17. The Presidential Emergency Operations Center bunker was built during World War II and used during 9/11.
18. Secret Service agents are trained to protect the president and their family for ten years post-presidency.
19. Agents wear ordinary clothes during undercover operations and communicate through smartphones.
20. Food entering the White House is examined by experts, and chefs are investigated by the Secret Service.
21. The White House air conditioning system tests incoming air for contamination.
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