Kristi Noem

So long, Lori Chavez of Labor.

So long, Kristi Noem of Homeland Security.

So long, Kimberly Guilfoyle, one of the diplomats in Greece.

But we're going to talk about all that right here to kick off Sunday morning on Legal AF.

Uh, Lori Chavez had her own problems at labor.

Apparently she drank a lot on the job and went to strip clubs and did other corrupt things.

Kristi Noem.

I mean, is she worse than Mark Wayne Mullen? I don't, I don't know.

The reality is that the American public at this moment are focused on ensuring that we have both affordability and accountability.

There must be justice for the enormous harm that the Trump crime family, that folks like Corin Lewandowski and Kristi Noem, the CEOs that are taking advantage of people and stealing people's data, And of course, for the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, they deserve justice.

And so at this moment, we are excited and putting together a robust oversight agenda that's gonna take a look at those four issues on day one.

That is the energy we're looking for.

Four cabinet officials resigned or were fired this spring.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-Durimer.

And the director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

All four women were replaced by men.

I have a feeling that the reception of ICE coming to town is going to be even worse after this election.

And I got to think the people in ICE have to be a little nervous at this point because they've committed crimes and they are going to call up Kristi Noem.

They're going to call up Mark Wayne Mullen.

They're going to call up ICE agents about these crimes and they're going to have to testify in front of Congress.

And there won't be a lot of softballs from Republicans because it'll be controlled by Democrats.

Oh, even better, Kristi Noem and Corey Lenodoski, they have been accused of pay-for-play.

They're involved with CoreCivic.

They took money from CoreCivic for the detention centers.

I have a feeling that the reception of ICE coming to town is going to be even worse after this election.

And I got to think the people in ICE have to be a little nervous at this point because they've committed crimes and they are going to call up Kristi Noem.

They're going to call up Mark Wayne Mullen.

They're going to call up ICE agents about these crimes and they're going to have to testify in front of Congress.

And there won't be a lot of softballs from Republicans because it'll be controlled by Democrats.

Oh, even better, Kristi Noem and Corey Lenodoski, they have been accused of pay-for-play.

They're involved with CoreCivic.

They took money from CoreCivic for the detention centers.

Consider the female departures of the last two years before Susie Wiles leaves tomorrow.

You have Kristi Noem.

You have Pam Bondi.

You fucking traitorous bitch.

Yeah.

I mean, this is $30 million a year worth.

Kristi Noem did the $200 million.

I guess it's not really fraud, but I'm sure some of that $200 million she spent was going to people she knows.

And then he brought in that new DHS head.

When Noem got kicked out, their husband dressing up like a woman and all the rest of it, and they brought in the new guy, the former congressman, and then he got blamed.

It's not Trump.

It's him.

Despite the fact that the optics of some of the deportations of illegal immigrants were probably costly to the Republicans in the most recent election, the polls continue to show that some 80% of Americans want Illegals, dangerous illegals particularly, but illegals deported.

The problems there, I think, were not on the end of ICE where you have more trained law enforcement agents with more years of experience, but largely with the Border Patrol, which was under the control of Secretary Kristi Noem at the time.

that had people with lesser training, more cowboys, and therefore more ugly incidents in the lawful deportation of criminals.

So in a way, that is part of the optics.