World Cup is around the corner, and it's coming to the States, and, you know, the championship match is going to be in New York.

I think the July 19th, the finals will be there.

And there's even some games in Halisco where the current issues are going on right now.

What are you doing?

Because, you know, in a setting like this, all eyes on U.S., 250 year anniversary,

the president's birthday is going to be four weeks before the World Cup, right when his birthday

happens, right afterwards, the World Cup begins, you know, 80 years old, 250 America,

25-year anniversary of 9-11 right around that area.

Some people are sitting there.

If the enemy wanted to really make an example of it, this is a great opportunity.

What do you say to make the folks that are going to these games feel safe?

What are we doing about it?

Well, I wish I could do more right now.

My department isn't funded.

You know, it's the Department of Homeland Security that is supposed to be making sure that these large-scale events across the

country are safe. They're national security events, CIR-1 events, which means they're the utmost

priority in making sure that we keep people safe. And right now, we're supposed to be putting out

contracts to purchase drones and technology to keep each of those matches safe during the World

Cup. We're supposed to be giving out grants to cities so that they can invest in their security

to prepare for those matches that are going to be happening, not just in the United States,

but also partnering in ways with

Mexico and Canada to make sure travel back and forth can be facilitated for individuals who

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