Kristi removes a “totally inappropriate” scene caused by the Dem Senator

In a briefing on federal efforts to restore peace in Los Angeles, the Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi, has been pressed a press conference on Thursday, which some critics call the “political theater” when the California Democratic legislature interrupted Nolema’s notes.

After loudly talking about Rema and approaching the pedestal where she was standing, the elder Alex Padilla, D-Calif., Was spent from the room. Till Domestic Security Department (DHS) said Padilla did not identify herself as a senator and did not carry her Senate security pin.

Although the two later met privately where he spoke for about 15 minutes, Padilla later spoke to the media, claiming he was “forced on the ground”.

Nolem was criticized by Padill’s “absolutely funny” statement, noting that his behavior was “totally inappropriate” and “no mistake” as a public official.

“This man burst into the room, began to move towards the pedestal, stopping the opening statement, raising his voice, (and) screaming questions. People tried to stop stopping the press conference. He refused and continued to move towards the podium,” said Noli’s “The Story.” “That’s when he was removed from the room. The way he acted was completely inappropriate.”

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After Padilla was removed from the room, the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI) staff began to get to the officers’ hallway in which he identified himself and they stopped the action, NOEM told FOX News Anchor Martha Maccallum shortly after the incident.

The DHS spokesman also said that Padila had been “re -” to return and “did not respect” the officers’ team.

“(The secret service) thought he was an attacker and the officers acted accordingly,” the spokesman said.

Although Noem says the couple had OK after private conversation, she observed that Padilla may have “wanted a scene”, especially considering his comments on the media after the incident.

“If this administration responds to the Senator asking if it is how the Department of Homeland Security responds to the Senator with the question, you can only imagine what they do with agricultural workers, chefs, everyday workers in the Los Angeles community and throughout California,” Padilla told reporters on Thursday. “We will prosecute this administration.”

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After criticizing Padilla’s comments, “The Story” told “she was” so sick of politics “and urged her opponents to” overcome herself and get law enforcement. “

“I think the American people are sick of this type of action. I think the American people are tired of it. They just want the truth and they just want to know what was going on and we tried to give it,” she said.

Fox News Digital’s Alexandra Koch and Fox News’ Bill Melugins participated in this story.