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Jay Leno Explores The Beast: Inside...

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Inside the Presidential Limousine with Secret Service Agents

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Jay Leno takes a deep dive into the world of the Presidential Limousine, affectionately known as "The Beast." Jay is joined by two seasoned Secret Service agents, Jay Nasworthy and Steve Abel, who reveal intriguing insights and share fascinating stories about the most secure vehicle in the world.

While they can't disclose all its secrets, this in-depth conversation offers a rare glimpse into the history and evolution of Presidential limousines.

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