Homeland Security Chief's Husband Required to Disclose Cross-Dressing to Intelligence Agencies

What was said

"He had to tell Christine Ohm and the FBI or maybe CIA before she started, or maybe in the midst of it, because they were saying they will use it like other countries will use this as blackmail. So we need to know about this."

The husband of Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem was required to disclose his cross-dressing activities to intelligence agencies as a potential blackmail vulnerability before she took office. Despite this national security concern being flagged by intelligence agencies as exploitable by foreign adversaries, Noem was still given the position.