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Nicholas Irving, a former military man, foresees terrorist attacks on U.S. soil within the next two years due to the ongoing border crisis. In this clip, Irving highlights the challenges existent within the contemporary military system, including 20-plus years of fruitless fighting, the political aspects, and a sense of lack of care for military personnel. Irving also notes the declining military recruitment numbers, particularly among White Americans. Turning to the southern border crisis, Irving suggests that it has surpassed the point of military intervention, predicting it as an entry point for terrorists, and emphasizing the multicultural nature of those crossing the border. He concludes with the statement that the enormity of the resulting terrorist attacks could potentially overshadow 9/11.
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