Michelle Hackman

And some in the administration fear that he's lost some interest in ICE.

doing some of the large-scale immigration raids that he campaigned on and promised he would do.

And I think people are seeing this through that prism, that if he's taking ICE agents off their normal job to do airport security, that that sort of lends credence to the idea that he's not so interested.

I'm also flying next week, Ryan, and I'm pretty nervous too.

I'll see you in the TSA line, I guess.

Yeah, exactly.

It's a long, glossy ad.

It glorifies America, but it glorifies her too.

Totally.

That's exactly how I would describe it.

And she spent $200 million on these ads.

I mean, that's a huge sum.

Of all the things she did, this ad campaign might have been the one that ultimately led to her downfall.

I mean, President Trump ran on the idea of doing a mass deportation.

He was saying he wanted to deport, you know, 10 or 15 million people.

And naturally, the person who was going to become the face of that was going to be his DHS secretary.

You know, it's one of those things where Trump is looking for people who...

sort of are mirroring his TV-friendly style.

He loves to see people on TV defending him, going out promoting his agenda, being a little confrontational.

But I think, frankly, people were puzzled by the choice.