MugClub Undercover has obtained information from the Department of Homeland Security, and it’s more “shocking” than you think.

It’s unclear when the majority of DHS employees became gay, but that is currently the status quo, according to the undercover footage.

Timothy Hagen, a refugee officer at DHS, spoke with a MugClub undercover journalist and described the remote environment in which employees work, and it includes everyone being gay and/or in a toxic relationship.

“I don’t get to see anyone face-to-face. And we have our happy hours, like, once a month. I sit down at our first happy hour and I realize — holy sh*t — everybody’s gay. Everybody I work with is either gay, a lesbian, or in a toxic relationship,” Hagen said.

While the percentage of the population who identify as anything but heterosexual has increased in recent years, the overall amount is still relatively low.

“You don't trust your institutions — rightfully so. What are the chances of everyone at the DHS being gay? What are the chances of that happening in nature?” Crowder said. “How do you have that many gay people at the DHS unless it is socially engineered? Who is doing the hiring?”

Clearly, this was by design.

“The only place on earth where this kind of percentage of gay employees [exists], which is a small subset of the population, would be DHS and Hollywood. Let that sink in. Do you think these people represent you?”

Hagen also admitted that DHS is “doing nothing” at the moment, and that they have a "coloring wall" and "coloring books" because they are "so bored.”

“We're all doing absolutely nothing. We're all, like, doing basic, like, security checks of individuals, which is just checking someone's name and date of birth. And we're all doing this for a week, and we're wondering, ‘Why are we doing this?’ So we spent two weeks doing that, and at the end of it, we realized — this is just literally someone wasting Kristi Noem’s time,” Hagen added.

Despite this, and border crossings being down 90 percent, these people have yet to be laid off.

“If these people aren't needed and it's nothing but a bunch of wholesome street fair parties at the DHS office, it's time to get rid of them,” Crowder added.