Kristi Noem SHAMED During Fox News Interview

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem cannot catch a break as she fumbles through a job that she was grossly unqualified to hold. On Fox News over the weekend, Noem was blasted for deporting vital workers across the country that are now hurting small business owners. Noem refused to believe that this was happening and insisted that most of these people are criminals, even though the statistics tell a VERY different story. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what’s happening.

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Poor Kristi Noem just cannot catch a break, folks. Uh, not only is she of course under tremendous fire from around the country for her horrific response to the Texas floods, but she's also facing significant backlash, even among conservatives about the fact that she is having ice deport people who have no criminal records and who are of course providing vital employment to small businesses. And this past weekend, Fox News host Shannon Bream, decided to call out Kristi Noem for her ridiculous claims that we're only getting the worst of the worst. Here is how that went down. Shannon Bre brought up the fact that, you know, a judge said, a judge ruled in an official ruling last week that Trump's administration could not detain people because of their race or for speaking Spanish. And she wanted Noam to react to that. Like, what do you say this judge says?

No more racial profiling, which clearly you guys are doing. And Christi Noam said this, well, this judge, uh, federal judge's ruling is ridiculous, okay? Right off the bat, no, it's not. A judge says, don't racial racially profile people. And you're like, well, that's ridiculous. Okay? Tell us you're racist without saying that you're racist, is how I read that. But Noam continued. We never ran our operations that way. Good. Then it shouldn't be a problem, should it, right? If a judge says, Hey, don't do this thing, you're like, well, that's ridiculous. Oh, and by the way, we don't do it. You'd be like, okay, cool. We'll just keep doing what we're doing because we're not doing what you say we shouldn't do. Right, I mean, that's pretty obvious. If you're not doing it, then it shouldn't be ridiculous. It should just be like, all right, fine.

We're, we're, we'll continue to not do it. Hmm. And then she continued. We've seen this across the country over and over and over again where judges are getting political. It's not their job. I hope they can bring some dignity back to the bench because we certainly are lacking it now for many of these federal judges is. But Shannon Bream, again, employed at Fox News, wasn't having it like she immediately saw through Kristi Noam's bs her non-answer answer that she just gave. And Bream responded by saying this. So to the point that you're going after the worst of the worst, you've got critics out there who are saying, you're getting gardeners, you're getting hotel workers, you're going after, you know, people that have decades of roots within a particular community. 60% of the people are being rounded up, have no conviction or run in with the law at all. Brilliant statistic. True statistics. It's actually on the low end. It's much higher than that. But then Noam said, that's false. Absolutely false. These are individuals, over 70% of them have been convicted, or they have charges pending against

Them, them because of the investigative work that has been done by a law enforcement officer. So it's simply not true. Yes, yes it is. This has been documented. You know, we, we have a pretty good system here in the United States where you can actually take somebody's name and you can look up their criminal records. It'll show you arrest records, it'll show pending charges, it'll show past charges, it'll even show drop charges in most instances, in most states, these are things that average everyday people with access to the internet can look up literally within a matter of seconds. Christie, do you not know that? I mean, do, do, do you not have internet? Do, do you not know? That's a thing because it is. So, yeah, we can easily verify these things. And for the record, people have, that's how we know this.