Brian Hughes

Well, it's better today than it was just three three months ago. I mean, it. When you look at what the president's done, securing our border, we had no idea, no vetting on millions and millions of people who came to this country. We have, for all intents and purposes, stopped that flow completely. And at the same time, have an extremely aggressive campaign to get the worst of the worst out.

The designation of these transnational gangs as terror organizations, is appropriate first. And second, it has led us to getting extremely violent, bad people out of our country. So we are more secure than we've ever been, but we're also extremely vigilant and even more committed to that mission, which is keep the homeland safe. Listen, let's make no mistake about it.

The designation of these transnational gangs as terror organizations, is appropriate first. And second, it has led us to getting extremely violent, bad people out of our country. So we are more secure than we've ever been, but we're also extremely vigilant and even more committed to that mission, which is keep the homeland safe. Listen, let's make no mistake about it.

The designation of these transnational gangs as terror organizations, is appropriate first. And second, it has led us to getting extremely violent, bad people out of our country. So we are more secure than we've ever been, but we're also extremely vigilant and even more committed to that mission, which is keep the homeland safe. Listen, let's make no mistake about it.

When you talk about foreign policy, The greatest tool in the world for peace is a strong and secure America at home. That's for sure. All right. Deputy National Security Advisor, Brian News.

When you talk about foreign policy, The greatest tool in the world for peace is a strong and secure America at home. That's for sure. All right. Deputy National Security Advisor, Brian News.

When you talk about foreign policy, The greatest tool in the world for peace is a strong and secure America at home. That's for sure. All right. Deputy National Security Advisor, Brian News.