(CNN) A White House senior adviser at the Department of Homeland Security previously promoted conspiracy theories about former President Barack Obama's birthplace, lamented the "Zimbabwe-fication of America," and mocked the LGBT community. Frank Wuco has served as the White House adviser to DHS since January and now leads a team tasked with helping to enforce President Donald Trump's executive orders, including the administration's travel ban. Before that, he hosted a conservative talk radio show in Florida for several years and appeared as a guest on other talk radio shows. CNN's KFile reviewed more than 40 hours of audio of Wuco's show and his other appearances.Frank Wuco has served as the White House adviser to DHS since January.CNN's KFile reviewed more than 40 hours of audio of Wuco's show and his other appearances.
On his website, Wuco promoted the discussion by calling _'s then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document." Wuco's criticism of Obama extended beyond his birthplace to how _ presented himself as a black man.