Sorry to keep you waiting. This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City, which has the

greatest mayor in the world. We are getting reports that border commander Greg Bovino,

who ran immigration enforcement in Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte, and Minnesota is out,

like permanently.

He's not just been demoted, but according to new reports in the Atlantic Magazine, Bovino is retiring.

He's taking early retirement good riddance.

The Atlantic Magazine reporting late Monday night that Bovino has been stripped of the title Commander at large that was given to him last year by the Trump White House.

Two Department of Homeland Security officials telling the Atlantic Magazine's Nick Murroff

that Bovino is done, will return to his old job in El Centro, California, working for border patrol,

but is expected to take early retirement very, very soon. Now, CNN, most of the major outlets are not

going with Bovino's retirement, at least when we started the show

early Tuesday morning. But CNN is reporting that not only has Bovino been stripped of his border

commander title, but he has also lost control of his official social media account, which Bovino

used during the past year to promote himself with glamour videos of Bovino in slow motion,

walking through clouds of smoke in a long trench coat straight out of the chutestaffel,

with imagery worthy of Leene Riefenstahl, where he promised to keep America's blood and soil safe,

responding to news that Trump pulled Bovino from Minneapolis and replaced him with border czar Tom Homan, Brian O'Hara.

Minneapolis's chief of police said, quote, Bovino was not

helpful. On Sunday, despite countless videos and witness accounts saying otherwise, Bovino insisted Alex

Prettie, the nurse killed Saturday morning by border agents, was brandishing a weapon aimed

at federal agents, and he was intending to do, quote, maximum damage.

Bovino said on Sunday that the real victims and the killing were the border agents,

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