Charlamagne baffled by ICE agents at airports being efficient and nice 'like Chick-fil-A workers'

"Breakfast Club" host Charlamagne tha God said Tuesday he saw ICE agents picking up the slack of TSA agents so efficiently and friendly that he suspected there was a government "psy-op" at play.

While some TSA agents have begun to receive pay, ICE agents are still filling the gap, as Charlamagne and his co-hosts discussed.

"And how was it? How was your experience?" co-host DJ Envy asked.

"I mean, they were great to be honest with you," Charlamagne said. "Like to be honest, I'm just like, they were, and for that particular terminal I was flying out of LaGuardia, I forgot what terminal it was, but yeah, they were being extra nice like Chick-fil-A workers."

"I was saying to myself, I'm like, 'There is no way in hell this is the same ICE agents that was on the streets of places like Minnesota with the masks on.' Like they not wearing masks, like they being super nice," he said.

"Because if you put them in the airports, and they're super nice, and they're helpful, and they got things running efficiently, when he says we're going to have them at the polls in November, nobody going to think twice about it," he said.

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