00:00I was just looking at your Twitter feed and I saw that you'd posted about a no-fly zone over Windsor and how there have been a couple of arrests with regards to drones being used in that area.
00:10But that aside, does it look like things are going well so far?
00:14Yes, it does. I think the actual arrests were made because there were some images projected onto the side of Windsor Castle.
00:19I don't think they were arrests over drones, but the arrest, as my understanding, was because they projected some images of the president and Mr Epstein onto the side of Windsor Castle.
00:28So those arrests, I think, were last night.
00:31OK, I mean, some people are saying this is the most security for a presidential visit in British history.
00:37Does that sound about right to you?
00:40Yeah, it does. I've been watching some of the footage this morning.
00:42A significant security operation, as there normally is when we have such a state visit, and from the president of the United States as well.
00:51We had similar in 2003, but probably not to the same scale that this now is.
00:55Just bear in mind, Mr Trump said assassination attempts.
00:58It was assassination last week of Charlie Kirk.
01:01So my understanding, my interpretation would be that all the security arrangements would have been reviewed and were needed,
01:09even enhanced in some places after last week.
01:11So the whole area around Windsor and around Sheckles would have had another review.
01:16Security experts would have had a look at the security arrangements in place where there are over and covert measures being put in place to make sure that they're all protected.
01:25And bear in mind, both venues are very well secured anyway.
01:28They're used to security operations and plans.
01:31They are both secure premises.
01:33That security is enhanced when there's people in residence.
01:36And I think there'd be an extra level of enhancement now we've got such important people standing.
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