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Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem On Sunday, accused CBS news editor of her interview to “paint the truth” to involve an alleged MS-13 gang member, but Tiffany Network said it was just cut off time and met all network standards.
“Facing the Country” host Ed O’Keefe asked Norm why the Trump administration worked to expel Kilmar Abrego Garcia instead of forcing him to face charges in the United States. She’s gone Social Media After her segment aired to explode the network.
“I joined the CBS report on facts about Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Instead, CBS shamefully edited the interview to the truth about the MS-13 gang member and the threat he posed to the public safety of the United States.”
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused CBS News of “shameful” editing her interview. (CBS/screenshot)
“The prosecution ruling is always made by the Department of Justice and the Pam Bondi department, so we’re going to let them do that, even though this person does have criminal charges.
The live broadcast section edited the rest of her answers and asked O’Keefe the next question about whether the government will still seek to deport him to Uganda.
Noem posted her “Uncut Response” video that was not shown in the air. However, the entire interview can be found on the show’s YouTube page.
“This man is a famous human smuggler, a member of the MS-13 gang, a wife beater, and a so perverted that he asked for nude photos of minors, even his fellow traffickers told him. He was disgusted by his things. He was so disgusted by his actions that he could not do anything in our government when he treated little kids, we could do anything.
CBS insists that this process meets network standards.
“Secretary Nome’s ‘Facing the Country’ interview was edited as time and meets all CBS news standards. The entire interview is open Available on YouTubethe complete transcript was released this morning cbsnews.coma CBS spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
Abrego Garcia’s lawyer asks judge to slap Trump officials
DHS secretary Kristi Noem exploded on social media after an interview with “Facing the Country” aired on Sunday. (CBS/screenshot)
Abrego Garcia’s lawyer seeks a federal judge Tennessee On Thursday, Trump administration officials were banned from commenting on their clients, which could bias the jury towards him.
His defense panel said government officials repeatedly accused Abrego Garcia of being a member of the criminal gang facing allegations of human smuggling, and made other negative claims against him, making him a “substantive possibility that makes the lawsuit essentially possible.”
Lawyers pointed out many recent situations, including Nom calling Abrego Garcia “a member of the MS-13 gang, traffickers, successive domestic abusers and child predators.”
In March, the Trump administration mistakenly deported Abrego Garcia to a prison in El Salvador. The government claimed in combative hearings and court documents that despite the Supreme Court’s order attempting to do so, he was unable to return.
More than a decade ago, El Salvadorian immigrants entered the country illegally, but immigration judges had previously banned the government from sending him back to El Salvador, citing fears of persecution if sent there.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia and his wife Jennifer Vasquez Sura entered the U.S. Office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office on August 25, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In a surprising move in June, the Justice Department sent Abrego Garcia back to the United States and filed two indictments of conspiracy to transport illegal immigrants within the country.
He was released last week while awaiting trial, but immigration authorities immediately relocated him in Maryland to fulfill the fears Abrego Garcia and his attorneys had previously expressed in court. He denied all allegations against him.
Noem’s claim is not the first time that CBS faces allegations of editing critical speech from the answer.
Paramount Global and CBS settled President Donald Trump’s “election intervention” lawsuit in July after accusing CBS news deceptive editors.
Paramount Global and CBS agreed in July to settle President Trump’s $20 billion election interference lawsuit against the network. (Getty Image)
Trump sought a $20 billion lawsuit last year in a lawsuit that was then in a “60-minute” interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing the network of electoral interference ahead of the 2024 game.
The lawsuit says CBS News deceptively edited Harris’s exchange with “60 Minutes” correspondent Bill Whitaker, who asked her why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not “listening” to the Biden administration. Harris is widely ridiculed The answer to the “Word Salad” aired in the preview clip of “Facing the Country”.
But when the same issue aired on the prime time special on the web, Harris had a different, more concise response. Critics at the time accused CBS news of deceptively editing Harris’ answer to protect Democratic candidates from opposition from Election Day.
Trump agreed to receive a $16 million advance payment to cover the cost of the case, the cost of the case, and contribution to his future presidential library or philanthropy. The president said another allocation of eight numbers has been put on hold for advertising, public service announcements or other similar transmissions to support the network’s conservative reasons.
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Ashley Oliver of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
