Donald Trump‘s push to revoke Hunter and Ashley Biden‘s Secret Service protection has found some support from an ex-Secret Service agent.

Richard Staropoli, a former special agent with 25 years in the Secret Service, joined us Tuesday to talk about backing Trump’s decision, arguing it’s an extremely costly measure and there’s no real threat justifying their need for protection.

Staropoli — who was appointed by Trump as the Chief Information Officer for the Department of Homeland Security in 2017 — broke down the details of Secret Service protection, explaining it’s funded by U.S. taxpayers — and he dives deep into the costs of providing protection for Hunter and Ashley.

You’ve got to catch the video because Staropoli also spills some of his key theories, telling us he believes Trump and the White House had no idea Hunter and Ashley even had Secret Service protection.

He thinks Trump only found out about the protection from media reports on Hunter’s vacation in South Africa — where Richard points out they’re staying at extremely expensive hotels.

Richard breaks down how the price tag for his trip adds up — an entire 18-person Secret Service detail staying with Hunter at the hotel, plus flying at taxpayers’ expense, for example.

D.L. Hughley is all in on Don Lemon‘s take, saying he agrees — you can be Black and Republican, but supporting MAGA? That’s a no-go.

We caught up with D.L. on “TMZ Live” Tuesday and he didn’t hold back — saying Black people know they’ll be tokenized, especially since Trump’s just using Black voters, trotting them out when it suits him … like when Stephen A. Smith claimed Black people relate to Trump because of his felony convictions.

Catch the video … D.L. dives deeper into his examples, noting how the Prez uses marginalized groups to sanitize his stances.

A brawl broke out during the Jackson State and the Prairie View A&M baseball game in Texas over the weekend — with benches clearing amid the chaos … and now both sides are left dealing with the consequences.

It all went down on Saturday after senior Trenton Bush hit a walk-off RBI for the Panthers — as the winners were celebrating at second base, a Tigers player sprinted from left field and into the huddle … and that’s when things took a turn.

As coaches tried to break up the athletes, a Panthers player fell to the ground near second base … but he was eventually helped up to his feet.

Despite the bad blood between the two sides, they returned to the field Sunday to cap off the series. The Panthers got the win with a final score of 9-5, taking the series.