This Was Called “White Supremacy”… Until The Evidence Came Out

New York officials rushed to label a bombing attempt near Gracie Mansion as the product of “white supremacy.” But the actual evidence tells a very different story. According to the criminal complaint and statements captured on police body cameras, the suspect had been consuming ISIS propaganda and explicitly cited it as inspiration.

In this episode I break down the facts the media already had at the time — and the legal significance of the suspect’s spontaneous statements to police. We’ll also explain why those statements are likely admissible in court under Miranda doctrine, and how the narrative surrounding this attack diverged so dramatically from the documented evidence.

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