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For the past few weeks, Trump officials have been asked repeatedly about an undercover FBI investigation of border czar Tom Holman.

And consistently, they've sidestepped.

Did he accept that $50,000 or not?

Or refuse to answer key questions.

About whether one of Trump's top immigration officials brazenly broke the law and what's being done about it.

Today, my colleague Devlin Barrett on the story behind those questions and why the Tom Homan scandal hasn't faded away.

It's Wednesday, October 15th.

Devlin, I've been watching this story of these allegations surrounding Tom Homan unfold over the past several weeks.

And as I've watched, I keep thinking about this interview I did with Homan on the show in June.

One thing that really stuck with me from that interview was just how uncompromising Homan was in the way he presented his view of the law and what should happen to people who break it, that they should be punished.

And I want to just play you a little bit of tape about how he represented himself and that mission.

And then recently, we got some new information about Holman.

Tell us when you first learned about this story.

You had a lot of other stories you were covering.

Whoa, bag of cash.