Noem goes to Trump that comes to Super Bowl, the scrutiny of the Secret Service

Secretary of National Security Kristi calls He defended the Secret Service of the United States, which has the task of protecting President Donald Trump while making history on Sunday as the first president of the United States to attend the Super Bowl.

The secret service is under the scope of the department of National security. When asked if he had had enough time to enter the department and investigate the failures prior to the attempted murder of July 13 against Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, said Noem, host of “Fox News Sunday”, Shannon Bream, which DHS was I was “moving right. Address,” while stressing that hundreds of other DHS personnel outside the secret service would only be deployed during the game.

“And I am proud of the secret service and of all the work they do every day. They make incredible sacrifices to keep people safe and on the investigation side, they also have a lot of training,” said Noem. “But for this event, we have also deployed many other assets. Obviously we are working with local authorities, with the governor and with his agencies that this has detailed.”

“But we have several different agencies under the Department of National Security that have put hundreds of people, investigators and people of the Military Police who are accustomed to this type of multitude control and security operations in their other departments that focus today on Day to make sure that this great event will be safe and that we are going to make the right decisions in these situations that could arise and take everyone home safely, “Noem added.

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The Super Bowl is being lodged in New Orleans, just one month after New Year’s Day terrorist branches attack Against Bourbon Street Gualers killed 14 victims and wounded another 35. The Super Bowl is the largest event of the DHS year. Noem was asked what changes there are in terms of security preparations, now that Trump will be present at the Superdome in New Orleans to see the two -time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles.

“It is so special that the president, the first time in history, goes to the Super Bowl,” Noem said. “So, although we have focused on security operations there for many, many months and we have been preparing for this day, so that President Trump is there, only amplifies the message that a great game means that everyone has to Celebrate, support your team and go and get home safely. ”

On Friday, Trump told the New York Post that he ordered the secret service to give him “each information” known about his two possible murderers, Thomas Crooks and Ryan Routh.

“No more stopping due to Biden,” Trump said. “I have the right to know. And they stopped him enough.”

“I want to find out about the two murderers,” added the president. “Why did the guy have six cell phones and why the other had applications (foreigners)?”

Last week, Noem and NFL security officials organized a press conference detailing the preparations before the game.

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At that time, he said that the DHS would have around 700 people on the field for the game, but it would not be specific to the numbers because “we maintain the prerogative to adjust those numbers as we consider convenient.”

Beyond the ground response, Noem said the DHS also had air regulations Regarding drone trafficas well as cybersecurity operations to monitor online activity.

“We will use different agencies and departments under the umbrella of national security, but President Trump has also committed to be able to display other assets from other departments and agencies, and appreciate the flexibility he has given us, be sure to address this even in a way that We consider it coming, “said Noem. “We are grateful for that support between agencies, and I think it is not precedents.”

“This Super Bowl exemplifies how we join to safeguard our traditions,” said Noem. “How we meet to make sure that the public is well informed and celebrates something that is very special for us: for our culture, for our people and for our families. But we also do it in a way that is reactive to what we see as the current environment we see in the world today.

The governor of Louisiana, Jeff Landry, said he was deploying 350 additional troops from the National Guard to support the federal effort.

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Noem recognized the “strength, unity and resistance of this city” following the terrorist attack of January 1, adding that there were no specific and credible threats to the Super Bowl at that time.