The Daily Show’s Desi Lydic involves Kristi Noem’s husband’s protection as neighbors react to bombshell photographs | EUROtoday

The Daily Show host Desi Lydic was fast to defend the reported crossdressing of the previous Homeland Security Secretary’s husband.

It follows the publication of photographs by The Daily Mail on Tuesday, suggesting that Byron Noem, husband of Kristi Noem, engaged in a “bimbofication” fetish and despatched tens of hundreds of {dollars}, together with photographs of him searching for a “Barbie doll”-like look, to numerous feminine fashions on-line.

In one picture, the 56-year-old is carrying pink scorching pants and a skin-toned spandex prime filled with balloons to resemble comically massive breasts.

Lydic then made a gag about allegations that Noem engaged in an affair along with her chief of employees, Corey Lewandowski, each of whom have adamantly denied the rumors of a romantic relationship.

Then Lydic struck a special tone, defending Bryon Noem from criticism.

“You know what? You live your truth, Bryon! Oh, she can dress up, and you can’t? F*** that,” Lydic added, displaying photos of Noem in a cowboy hat, fight helmet, and ICE uniform.

“If she had an affair, you have a free pass. You can do whatever you want. I support you and your beautiful, lazy-eyed balloon nipples.”

“Truly, I have never felt more seen. You know what they say, sometimes they’re sisters not twins.”

President Donald Trump has additionally reacted, sounding shocked and saying he felt regret for the turmoil the information has precipitated the household.

“They confirmed it? Wow, well, I feel badly for the family if that’s the case, that’s too bad,” Trump informed the Daily Mail.

“I haven’t seen anything. I don’t know anything about it. That’s too bad, but I just know nothing about it,” he added.

Meanwhile, the Noems’ neighbors in Castlewood, South Dakota, have been additionally shocked and sympathetic.

“Must be AI,” Kevin Ruesink, a cattle rancher, informed The New York Times“I grew up playing ball with Bryon.”

“I’ve never known him to be part of stuff like that. I don’t believe that at all.”

Brad Johnson, an actual property appraiser, conservationist, and newspaper columnist of close by Watertown, has recognized the Noem household for years. “People know Bryon as the supportive husband who worked to maintain a normal family life as Kristi’s profile skyrocketed.”

“It shows the price of power and fame is very high. But, Kristi invited this type of coverage by her actions at the Department of Homeland Security,” Johnson added.

“I felt horrible for her husband being there,” mentioned Nancy Turbak, a former Democratic state senator who runs a legislation workplace in Watertown and is a buyer of Bryon’s insurance coverage enterprise.

“I am sorry that Bryon is now the subject of so much attention himself, and for any embarrassment he’s experiencing,” Turbak added, “He never asked for the public life in the first place, and I know him to be a kind and decent man. I wish he were not going through this.”

A spokesperson for Kristi Noem informed The New York Post the household was “blindsided” to be taught of Bryon’s alleged conduct.