article_snippet: A U.S. Secret Service K-9 team works along the second, temporary fence on the north side of the White House this week. 
article_snippet: That doesn't make any sense to us' The newly minted the Secret Service director's testimony follows the chairman of the House Oversight Committee's public disclosure on Wednesday that the House Oversight Committee's public disclosure is the Secret Service policy to delete footage of the White House after 72 hours.
article_snippet: A spokesperson for the Secret Service did not return Daily Mail Online's request for comment on the matter Thursday morning.
article_snippet: And the White House's chief spokesman declined, when asked by Daily Mail Online on Thursday, to say whether the White House's chief spokesman or the president felt it was 'appropriate' for the Secret Service to delete surveillance footage with such frequency.
article_snippet: the Secret Service head allowed Congress to view one video on Thursday but said The Secret Service head could not make it public 'because it may be evidence' and a widespread release could 'taint future court hearings.'
article_snippet: We understand it's a concern,' that additional tapes were wiped, Clancy said, according to the Washington Examiner, and 'We're doing everything We can to retrieve those images and to be as transparent as We can be.'
article_snippet: At this hour We are calling on the Secret Service to provide the tapes so We can see a more full and complete picture.'
highlights_snippet: the Secret Service is doing everything in the Secret Service power to 'recreate' footage from the night in question