South Park hits back at Kristi Noem as she slams | TV Shows

South Park’s creators appear to have responded to Kristi Noem’s criticism of their depiction of her in the latest episode.

The in style Comedy Central animated show focused the Secretary of Homeland Security in the latest installment from Trey Parker and Matt Stone, where they depicted her as a superficial character obsessed with her look. In the episode, she had an total glam squad handling her hair and make-up.

The South Park episode refers to her as ICE Barbie, with her closely utilized make-up starting to soften off as she’s compelled to summon her make-up crew to help restore her look. Prior to the episode – titled Got A Nut – going live, the show teased her look with screenshots from the animated function.

Noem, understandably, was not happy and during a go to to Glen Beck’s podcast, she lashed out about her appears turning into a goal for ridicule on the show.

She said, “It never ends, but it’s so lazy, to make fun of women and how they look. Only the liberals and the extremists do that. If they wanted to criticize my job, go ahead and do that. But clearly they can’t. They pick something petty like that,” reviews the Mirror US.

“Welcome to the team, recruits. I’m Kristi Noem, head of Homeland Security. A few years ago, I had to put my puppy down by shooting it in the face, because sometimes, doing what’s important means doing what’s hard,” her character said, adopted by a scene where she shoots a pet.

Noem sidestepped the subject during a Fox News look on Thursday morning, selecting instead to focus on ICE developments. In a major announcement, she disclosed that age-related limits for officer candidates could be eradicated, declaring there may be no longer “a cap on how old you can be.”

The DHS Secretary recommended the braveness of ICE officers who have encountered threats from activists and harmful people, yet persist in implementing the law.

She also emphasised the effectiveness of their recruitment marketing campaign focusing on the hiring of an further 10,000 ICE officers. Noem proceeded to reveal that more than 80,000 people have submitted functions for the obtainable ICE positions.

“People and patriots across this country are saying, ‘We want to join, we want to help and be a part of this effort.’ It’s overwhelming,” Noem declared.

Noem announced the news on social media, writing, “We are ENDING the age cap for ICE law enforcement. Qualified candidates can now apply with no age limit.”