Natalie Kittroff

And maybe what the FBI had in its hands wasn't an open and shut case yet.

But Homan taking this money as a lawman, as the chief spokesman of this administration's immigration policy, it does raise all sorts of questions.

And the administration not following up also raises questions.

I guess what I'm wondering, Devlin, is...

There's been so many similar scandals swirling around the Trump administration at this point, allegations of corruption from crypto to the free airplane.

A lot of those have kind of faded away in the firehose of news that we are all experiencing on a day-to-day basis.

But this one has kind of outlived the Trump news cycle.

Why?

Right, and that tape could be released.

People could start demanding its release.

Can I just ask, do we know what happened to the money, the $50,000?

Well, Devlin, thanks so much for coming on the show.

We'll be right back.

Here's what else you should know today.

On Tuesday, President Trump announced that the U.S.

had killed six men aboard a boat off the coast of Venezuela, the fifth known strike on a boat in the Caribbean Sea since September.

He said the men had been transporting drugs, but provided no evidence to support that claim.

And while he posted a video of the attack, the president offered no details about the nationality of the suspects and didn't identify them as belonging to any particular criminal group.

The U.S.

military has now killed 27 people in these boat attacks, treating them as if they were enemy soldiers in the middle of a war zone rather than criminal suspects.