DHS Dares White update as new details emerge

Kristi Noem's horseback ads cost taxpayers $143 million, and cost Noem her job. Additional sourcing indicates Senior Department of Homeland Security officials have now challenged the White House to launch a full audit of the vast advertising contract that led to Kristi Noem being forced from her job. The latest accounts show The sources also alleged deep White House involvement in the ads, contradicting claims by President Donald Trump that he knew nothing about them. According to updated reporting The $143 million contract for the ads is now at the center of a bitter civil war over who authorized them -- and crucially whether Donald Trump gave them the go-ahead. Additional sourcing indicates The Daily Beast has now been told by sources close to the administration that, contrary to his own public claims of ignorance, Trump did know about the ads, backing up Noem's own version of events which. The latest accounts show And are among the most expensive government ads in history, beaten only by years of COVID PSAs and military recruitment campaigns., The ads were first shown almost immediately following Noem began her turbulent tenure leading the.