Secretary Kristi Noem Asked Point Blank: 'Are Americans Americans Safer Today' After Strikes On Iran?

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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was asked about threats facing the United States of America following President Trump's decision to strike Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend.

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00:00Do anything or take any activity.

00:01Are we changing security policies at ports of entry since Saturday?

00:04I can't talk about that.

00:05Secretary, now what's your message to Americans who are seeing what's going on overseas

00:10and are concerned about an attack in the homeland?

00:12What is your message to them?

00:13You know, what I would tell the people that live in this country is to be grateful that

00:17they woke up this morning in the United States of America.

00:19We, because we woke up here, are more blessed than 99% of the people in the world because

00:25we live in a country where freedom and liberty is embraced, and that's what our president

00:29was protecting by going after specific nuclear sites in Iran.

00:33That was something that was non-negotiable, and he did not do anything except take out

00:39the potential for that nuclear weapon to be utilized.

00:42This country is leading the world and has been for many years and will continue to do so as

00:48long as we still have strong leadership like President Trump's in the White House.

00:51Are American safer today because of the actions on Saturday?

00:54I believe that the president worked aggressively to make sure that we are safer and will be

00:59into the future as well.

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