Transcript: Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Oct. 11, 2026
Summary
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin discussed the federal response to Hurricane Isaias, which caused power outages and four deaths, highlighting cooperation between federal and state officials supported by President Trump's leadership. Mullin also addressed recent DHS officer-involved shootings and explained ongoing investigations and body camera footage related to a violent suspect encounter in New York City.Key Facts
- Hurricane Isaias was the first Atlantic hurricane of the year and caused power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of people.
- Four people died as a result of Hurricane Isaias.
- President Trump approved federal support and FEMA pre-positioned resources in affected states before the storm.
- Governors and emergency responders across states, such as Georgia and Florida, worked closely to restore power and respond to the storm.
- The Coast Guard is conducting boat rescues and recovery in affected waters, including near the Mississippi River delta.
- DHS has experienced at least 30 officer-involved shootings under President Trump’s administration.
- A recent incident in New York involved a suspect with a long criminal record approaching officers; DHS continues to review body camera footage and other evidence related to this case.
- Secretary Mullin emphasized that officers had lawful grounds and anticipated the danger based on the suspect’s criminal history.
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