<a href="https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/01/27/nbc-reporter-tries-playing-the-but-the-children-card-with-tom-homan-schools-churches-watch-n2407386" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">You'd think after Tom Homan humiliated an NBC reporter</a> over deportations in churches and schools they'd stop asking him stupid 'gotcha' questions.

But media aren't smart, and the narrative is more important than their dignity, apparently.

Which is why Homan SHUT DOWN a reporter trying the bleeding heart sob story line of questioning again:

There are tons of people who work jobs where they don't get to drink water for hours.

They should be. But that would require actually doing their jobs.

Exactly. You don't have to accept the premise of their questions.

Glad to see Republicans learning this lesson.

 {ai:summary}<p>Tom Homan confronted a reporter's claims regarding the treatment of deported illegal immigrants, dismissing concerns about their access to water during flights as exaggerated. His blunt response highlighted a growing frustration with media narratives that prioritize sensationalism over factual reporting.</p><p>Critics argue that the media should focus on more pressing issues, such as the plight of victims of crime, rather than promoting emotional appeals about deportation practices. Many believe that the public is becoming increasingly skeptical of these narratives. #illegals</p>

'Bunch of Crap': Watch Tom Homan SCHOOL Reporter Who Complained Deportees Aren't Getting Water on Flights

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