Washington Today (1-2-25): FBI says New Orleans attack 'act of terrorism', suspect acted alone
January 3, 2025
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48:07Now PlayingWashington Today (1-2-25): FBI says New Orleans attack 'act of terrorism', suspect acted alone
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as posted by the channelFBI in New Orleans says the deadly attack New Year's Eve, where the suspect ran down victims with a pickup truck, killing 14 and injuring over 30 others, was an 'act of terrorism' and '100% inspired by ISIS,' and the 'suspect acted alone.'
Las Vegas authorities tentatively identifying the deceased suspect the deceased suspect in the Cybertruck explosion outside the Trump hotel as an active-duty military member. Tentatively because the body was burned severely. They also say he had a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head and, at this point, no known motive.
We get the latest on the investigations from President Joe Biden, who met with his security team today at the White House, and from FBI and law enforcement in New Orleans and Las Vegas.
The 119th Congress convenes on Friday. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is expressing optimism he will be reelected to another term as speaker. He can only afford one 'no' vote given the slim Republican majority. We will talk about the first day of Congress, the Speaker's race, and the House Rules package from the Republicans with Thérèse Boudreaux, Congressional Reporter with The Center Square. (33)
President Biden celebrates an accomplishment of his four-year presidency a few weeks before it ends: 235 Article III judicial nominees confirmed, one more than President-elect Donald Trump's first term.
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