Two "would-be" reality TV stars apprently waltzing passed security, right up to the president, the chairman of House Oversight Commitee has called for a briefing of this incident this week.
Meantime, people are asking just who are the Salahis what was their claim to fame before this incident.
The case of the White House party crashers has became front-page headlines. Couple showed up uninvited to President Obama's first White House State Dinner. So was the couple guilty of a crime?
Or are they just an attention seeking reality star hopefuls? And what should happen to them now? The secret service issued a public apology and has begun an internal investigation about the incident.
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As far as I'm concerned, security couldn't have been tighter. Our vehicle was stopped three times, sniffed by dogs. We had two photo ID checks, three check points on our way into the grounds. We were questioned by plain-clothes members of the secret service. Our names had to be checked off a list.