[Rappini]

This Border officer is probably going to lose his job for being honest.

[UCANSEE2]

23 Days later, the PR person sent them a carefully worded letter.

Then someone from DHS calls the news station to ‘assure’ them nothing was ever found.

Methinks they doth protest too much. Must be true.

Besides, if the number of apprehended potential terrorists was actually revealed to the public (just say the one’s crossing the Canadian border), the public would be shocked.

Wonder how soon they will fire that gentleman in the video?

[Zuben Elgenubi]

It’s a typo. Should be ‘Nikes’.

[Hardraade]

There were no nukes. There has never been any nukes. And if there were nukes, rest assured they were not our nukes.

We know nothing.

[FromLori]

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[momtothree]

If you watch the video, listen to the public affairs officer start yelling after the man says, “not at this location”. Hmmmm?!

[NY Attitude]

Ping for later

[bgill]

Not only will he lose his job but the “off camera PR person” will too because she didn’t shut down the interview. Interesting that they felt the need to send a PR person to supervise.

Yep, he was just nervous in front of the camera and misspoke. Move along. Nothing to see.

[mountainlion]

No wonder the homeland security queen was on a horse at the border.

[driftdiver]

I don’t believe this. There is no way in heck they found a nuke at the port. Heck they can’t even find illegal watermelons let alone a nuke.

[Abathar]

I would love to play poker with that guy.

It must suck to be him right now though...

[mnehring]

I wonder what he means by nukes? Actual nuclear weapons, components, material?

[MsLady]

Beat it isn’t the first time they’ve passed through. Maybe the first time they’ve caught them?

[no-to-illegals]

Makes one long for ports controlled by Dubai /s

[SirLurkedalot]

Common-interest ping

[Exit148]

Soooo——have they, or haven’t they?

[Redcloak]

"There are no nukes here! If there were, we would roast their livers."

[Carl Vehse]

The Port officer may have been trying to answer the reporter's question of whether he had ever found any "nuk-u-lar weapons."

Now if the reporter had asked about "nuc-le-ar weapons," he might have gotten a different answer.

[crz]

I sent this link on to my congressman and his wife...both who I know personally.

Its to late for them to hide it.

[gaijin]

But that’s not all —more and more authorities in Central and South America are finding fully-submersible submarines. So far for smuggling large amounts of cocaine, but what about in the future?

What will be inside the subs?

I am not talking about those primitive surface-skimmers, no.