day 1 and start implementing his agenda fast. because remember, he could only have two years to implement most of his agenda especially if democrats retake congress in the midterms. so republicans need to come in and need to show a front of unity and need to get things done. >> charlie: so do you feel confident that the republicans will eventually listen to president trump who obviously endorsed johnson and actually do the right thing and put him back in the speaker's chair? >> i think they will because they know 2026 is right around the corner. and there will be primaries and republican voters are watching. >> charlie: thank you so much. that's it for us tonight. i'm charlie in for laura ingram. thank you for watching the special edition of ingram angle. [ ♪♪ ]

>> welcome to a special edition of jesse watters prime time. i'm kahla in for jesse. we start with the fox news alert. this is the terrorist attack we've been talking about in the last 48 hours and new developments of the attack that left 14 dead, of course, speaking on the attack on new year's in new orleans. there's the separate cyber truck explosion in las vegas. first we go to new orleans where the fbi is now officially calling it a terrorist attack. and we're learning more about the suspect. 42-year-old shamsud-din jabbar who says he was inspired by isis expressed a chilling desire to kill. now, before mowing down innocent new year's eve revelers, investigators say he posted a series of alarming videos on social media. >> did you know who he was? have you seen him at all? >> i seen him. obviously he was my neighbour. >> what was he like?

>> like, calm, collect, don't talk much. very private person. don't interrupt us. we don't interrupt him. >> was he acting strange at all or like any other encounter? >> very normal. >> how long was he living here for? >> he was living here for year and a half almost. >> how long had the white truck been here? >> only one night. >> five videos posted on jabbar's facebook account time stamped beginning at 1:29 a.m. and the last at 3:02 a.m. the first video jabbar explains he originally planned to harm his family and friends but was concerned the news headlines would not focus on the quote war between the believers and the disbelievers end quote. additionally, he stated he had joined isis before this summer. >> some neighbours said he seemed totally normal and yet posted these chilling facebook

videos before committing terrorism. fbi also just released new photos showing jabbar just an hour before the rampage dropping off two containers with with wih explosive devices on bourbon street and fbi received laptops from where the house caught on fire. and jabbar was seen on camera unloading boxes before the attack. police are looking to any other properties that cablinged to him like his trailer in houston. and new images on fox news digital appear to show abandoned trailer with rusted work out equipment, you see it there. what drove jabbar to go from a quote normal neighbour to driving a pickup truck through a crowd on new year's? his brother says he was radicalized and telling the "new york times" that jabbar was brought up christian but converted to islam at a young age adding quote this is

radicalization, not religion. now at one point the fbi feared a possible terror cell in the city of new orleans. police are ruling that out and say jabbar acted alone. >> let me be very clear about this point this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and an evil act. but at this point, currently, and this is another position -- another fact i want to be clear on, we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for shamsud-din jabbar. the suspect you have already been briefed on. >> so far, police have also found no definite links between the new orleans attack and the cyber truck explosion outside of the trump hotel in las vegas. aside from the military service and renting the trucks through the app turo, two pretty big coincidences there. investigators ided the driver of the tesla cyber truck of

37-year-old matthew army veteran with deployments from afghanistan. and they were able to identify him from multiple ids on the track. that wasn't all they found. >> first and foremost is military investigation. we also found a passport. we found a desert eagle 50 calibre semiautomatic pistol and if you'll notice on a lot of the guns that we will talk about here, almost just burnt beyond recognition as well. there's an slr model b 30 semiautomatic firearm. number of fireworks that were still in the vehicle that had to be removed. notably we found an iphone and a smart watch and then several credit cards were also in the name of our subject. >> we also learned he had a self inflicted gun shot wound to the head. >> now, further complicating

this identification of this individual, we also discovered through the corner's office that the individual had sustained a gun shot wound to the head prior to the detonation of the vehicle. one of the hand guns was found at his feet inside of the vehicle. >> fbi earlier today was conducted a search at a home at colorado springs believed to be tied to him. a law enforcement official told the ap he may have gotten into a fight with his wife before renting the cyber truck. police are looking for the motive but officials say he too was acting alone. there are plenty of unanswered questions that remain. what kinds of new threats are bubbling just underneath the surface? is isis walking among us? one thing is for certain, this is not how we expected to ring in the new year. joining me former secretary of state mike pompeo. honour to have you here. you're the perfect guest to

speak to this. i want to pull up a list of isis-inspired attacks to put into perspective just how big of an attack this was. and as you can see at the top was pulse nightclub the deadliest left 49 dead and new orleans tied with san bernardino at 14 dead. we know at its height, isis was controlling a territory the size of britain about a third of syria, about 40% of iraq, and then you came in with president trump. isis was decimated. what do you assess that isis is today after four years of president biden? >> good evening. sadly we're right back in the soup again. precisely where we were in january 2017 just as you referred to with isis roaming free and cutting the heads off civilians on the beaches. we all remember those videos and the acts in new orleans remind us all that evil still roams.

when america fails to lead and don't engage in solid law enforcement and enforcing criminal laws and can't secure the borders and refuse to call out radical terrorism and punish it, you get the events of october 7th and the events of this past week in new orleans and resurgence of isis and al qaeda back growing again after what happened in afghanistan. this is a set of failed policies that lead directly to increased risk across america and our cities and all across this country. >> i was reviewing some of your speeches today and i was really intrigued by an anecdote that i came across and from a speech in 2019. i want to pull this up and have you retell it for the viewers. we think about january 20th and president trump coming back in, something happened on his inauguration day in 2016 and went to the intelligent agency headquarters you said the very first day less than 24 hours after inaugurated and pledged to support whatever the agency

needed to take out bagdadi and the caliphate. day 1 he said let's get isis. >> he inaugurated at noon on friday and on monday speaking directly to the officers at the agency and telling them you have the resources you need. let director pompeo know and i will make sure you have them. we will go crush these bad guys. we saw that whether it was the strike we took against the iranians and to bagdadi and serious costs for those against the american people and risk their lives and that saturday morning set the course for the entire four years and directed by him and given the power and freedom to execute a series of plans that deliver the security we lack today that we saw as a result in the last 48 hours. i feel badly for the families

that lost the loved ones. >> i do too. and i hope that that anecdote takes place again in just a few days. it's really intriguing to hear that. you know, do you fear that isis is in the country now? when we look, there was the attack in moscow that left 137 dead, they planned an aelection day attack. there were individuals connected to isis and eight of which enters the country. do you think isis is walking among us? >> listen to director ray in the fbi and all the lights are flashing. i fear precisely what we saw play out. there's a hundred folks in the terror watch list come across the southern border. we don't have any idea where the folks are. i fear not only folks who are members of isis or inspired by isis as we saw but there are planners, there are plans, there are people who might well be activated. this is the task that president trump and his team will face. they need to find them all and take down the networks, do the

solid intelligence collection. this is hard work collecting chatter from abroad and things that are taking place inside of the country. it is granular grunt work has to be done and executed by the federal officials and local and state sheriff and police forces. it needs to be led by the united states of america from the top and sadly this administration has failed to do that in ways that i fear will come back to continue to haunt us for months and months and months. >> secrsecretary of state mike pompeo, thank you as always. let's bring in former national security adviser robert o'brian. it's an honour to speak with you ambassador o'brian. you served as national security adviser when i was working in the trump white house as president secretary. you did an excellent job. i want the viewers to hear from you directly. as national security adviser, you advised the president to the national security threats we face and the options before him. as you look at isis, 1500 to

3000 strong in syria we believe. they are somewhat decimated in number. do you fear isis today has regrown. is this a threat that you think jake sullivan is looking as he lays out the options for president biden? >> great to be with you. thank you for the kind words. keep in mind the obama-biden people call jd team and that killed many americans including james folly and peter sutlof and others and dangerous people. we had a wide open border for four years. we had not just the terrorists on the watch lists that we have caught, the thousands and hundreds of thousands of got aways. we have isis. we know for a fact and hezbollah and chinese soldiers and you name it, the bad guy central is here in america. and cash patel and steven miller

and the folks in charge of homeland security will have the hands full when they get into office because it's time that the fbi stop going after catholic people to the latin mass and pta parents going to pta meets and anti-abortion protestors and january 6th guys and go round up the isis terrorists and hezbollah terrorists and chinese agents. that will be a lot of work. >> it is. and ambassador o'brian, you know, we know that assad was a horrific dictator and killed many. he's no longer in syria. now you have the rebels that have taken over. but when i read this in the washington post today, i wanted to pull it up for you. you see that isis actually has 9,000 individuals in syrian prisons. as you look at isis and syria and the new regime of rebels, does it concern you that we don't know what will happen to these 9,000 individuals? >> this is something that

confirmed president trump in the first term. they are held by the allies in northern syria. if they get released that go to syria and iraq and to america. we have to make sure we do everything we can to support our syrian kurdish allies and make sure that the isis guys stay in jail. we have to make sure that the new regime and hope they're moderate and claiming they've given up the past and keep the isis folks in jail because if those 9,000 terrorists get released, they will wreak havoc over the middle east and here in the homeland. >> you wrote an excellent article on foreign affairs and it really kind of sums up the trump doctrine. people say we don't have a few words to sum it up. peace through strength. this really in long form sums it up. i want to pull up the headline. the return of peace through strength and president trump and you and pompeo and others did it once. how does president trump do it again as he stares down china and time to reunify with taiwan?

>> well, number 1 is rebuilding the military and making sure the rules of engagement for the war fighters allow them to defend us and putting in the great team that president trump done with ratcliffe and marco rubio and others and we'll have a strong team coming in with total commitment of president trump from leading from the front and not from behind. january 20th can't come fast enough. >> thank you very much for joining me. can't come fast enough. agree with you there. thank you. as we reported earlier the attack in new orleans appears to have been carried out by a radical lone wolf attacker and claimed to have pledged allegiance to isis this summer. two days before the attack outlet called on people to commit acts of terror. the time come to take out the swords from the sheets and the hamstring the horses and the places that all love and pleased with. they are preparing for the feast of the polytheaism and turn it

into mourning and joy of calamity. and it called for more violence and killing westerners coldly with terror and rage. and trump decimated caliphate there is isis online and they show they can do that. and how to stop people from being radicalized online? and ben joins me now a correspondent. if you hear him speak jabbar seemed entirely normal and won a medal of global war on terror and served in the army and discharged honoribly and how does this happen? >> good to see you.

this takes me back to 2016 and isis strength and not just in the strength and caliphate and propaganda and english language propaganda and we have seen both of those rise in the last year. 2024 was the last year that isis given safe havens to live in and work out of. some parts of afghanistan and syria. also a year in which we started to see online english propaganda rise up again because they had areas in which they could do this. there was great concern that if you take what is happening around the world, you see these parts which are not thriving at the moment, that is where this propaganda will come from. we believe that jabbar was watching and released five pro isis videos driving towards new orleans and one which the fbi said he was talking about showing the viewers the disbelievers versus the believers. so very key he was propagated the isis propaganda and great concern as we move forward that it is not taken off islamic terrorism. we have seen it grow not only

around the world but also inside of the u.s. when you look at the protests and pro hamas protests following october 7th. this is something that will continue to grow if it wasn't dealt with. both inside the middle east as well as online. >> you know, benjamin, that's really interesting. you point to the fact that isis lost all this territory but they kind of made gains online. and indeed they promised to commit more attacks and really chilling when you read the messages we just read. so i mean if someone sees this, i guess you refer it to social media and then to the fbi. they say see something, say something. the new version should be looking out for this on social media, is that right? >> it should be. there are groups such as telegram with pro isis accounts and pro al qaeda accounts and being shut down as quickly as you can. they continue to rise up again. you shut down and they come up elsewhere. and the counter terrorism had an eye on this. there are communities also being

founded and about trying to break the communities up both around the world but also around the u.s. as well. and that's what you have been to be looking for online. i know groups doing that. that is something has to be doubled down on and people have to look for the online propaganda and the communities that grow around it. >> huge task. benjamin hall, thank you. up next biden's weak response to the new orleans terrorist attack. [ ♪♪ ] i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive.

[ ♪♪ ] >> after an uninspiring attempt to calm america's anxious nerves from camp david yesterday, joe biden is back at the white house to do really important presidential work. what exactly was on his agenda today? well, first, he changed the name of the pacific remote island

marine national monument to the pacific heritage national monument and released photos from oval office meetings from social media influencers and took time to present the awards to recipients and ones to navy surgeon and those who dedicated their lives. worthy recipients. those who got a standing ovation, those who went off donald trump. >> elizabeth chenny for putting the american people over party. [ cheering and applause ]

[ cheering and applause ] >> i think the war heroes should have gotten the standing ovation. president also had time to take a victory lap with democrats celebrating all the judges he ran through congress in his term. but he took a moment to try and project confidence against our adversaries after yesterday's attacks. >> people in new orleans are sending unmistakable message and won't let the attack or attackers diluted ideology overcome us. none of us should fear it will -- continue to relentlessly pursue isis and other terrorist organizations where they are and find no safe harbour here. >> i'm sure the adversaries heard that one loud and clear.

except america is all too familiar with these attacks under joe biden's watch and become clear that the president's words ring hallow and no one is taking him seriously. he's been giving the same warning against the enemies again and again but nothing has changed. >> president joe biden: those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes america harm know this: we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i'll defend our interests and our people with every measure at my command. >> biden may only have a few weeks left in office, but his disastrous policies will leave america reeling for years to come. we're already seeing the effects in realtime. check this out. a new report from axios details how the adversaries in the middle east only gotten stronger in recent years.

quote iran nuclear program has advanced dramatically during biden's time in office bringing iran to the status of a defacto nuclear threshold state. wow! and now that half the white house already boxed up. he's reportedly considering pre-emptive strikes against iran. now, this is the last thing that america needs especially if it's president joe biden overseeing them. just remember afghanistan. does he just want to mess with what's left before trump heads into office? that's a real question. former national security adviser to president trump and america first policy institute chairman lieutenant governor keith kellogg's joins me now and he will be in the trump administration in short order. the pre-emptive strike against iran and many sources say biden didn't green light it and don't expect to attack iranian nuclear sites. nevertheless, the fact it was discussed. maybe wait for the professionals

to come in like you general. thanks for having me tonight. i want to send the condolences we lost to new orleans the dead and wounded and the great first responders who we saw films of the police running towards the gun fire immediately. it was a great example of american heroes at work. look, these are just words. nothing will happen with iran. they're not going to do anything. this administration won't do anything in the near term. you know, words as much as weapons do shape history. and what we are seeing we're seeing a president who talks a lot but doesn't have the will to do anything about it. and it shapes history in the negative way. remember, he's the same individual who said when the russians were getting ready to invade egregiously into ukraine said maybe a minor incursion will be okay. well, putin's definition of minor incursion is significantly different than mine.

but this is also when you think back on what is going to happen on the 20th of january, we are going to get somebody back who is resetting american dominance in the world for the american people. it will be important. you know, i remember when the last state of the union in february of 2020 when the president stood in the well of the house and made the comment if you attack an american, your life is f forfeit. and eight months later we had an american in philip watson a former was kidnapped by bandits, not by terrorists. we sent seal team 6 all the way across the atlantic into niger to get philip watson back. we did. we killed all 7 bandits. that's when words really matter. that's when a president's words really matter. you will see it with the reset. i will call it an american reset you will see on the 20th of january. when it comes to the middle east, people should understand

whether you like it or not you will fear and respect the united states of america. not just in the middle east but globally as well. the sooner this administration packs its bags and walks out the door on the 20th, i think it will be a lot better for america. >> no doubt. the words matter. adversaries heard words of president trump, actions matter too. this as i pointed out one of the ddeadliest terrorist attack and biden gave the medal to liz cheney and produced like a tv show and no cross examination of witnesses, the media fell for it but utterly one sided. a show trial. so why today? i mean, our adversaries are watching general kellogg, does biden do this instead of addressing the american people, put out a picture from the situation room, show that you're engaged, i think that's what

president trump would have done. >> yeah, but what you're seeing right now is basically our allies and our adversaries as well kind of written this administration off. you can see that with the respect that president trump is getting from allies and adversaries as well. look, when he went to notre dame in paris on the -- when they reopened it, look at the reception that he got. it was an incredible reception. the world's leaders said this is the new american president. he can't take over the presidency until the 20th of january. but people are already understanding and respecting who he will be when 20th of january comes. i think that's good for america. it's good for not only the future of america but what america stands for. back in the day in the roman empire if you were citizens of rome, you throw the world without fear. that will come back. it will be the same way with president trump starting on the 20th of january. >> we cannot wait for the professionals to come in.

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[ ♪♪ ] >> after the devastating terror attack in new orleans, the explosion in las vegas, americans are desperate for new leadership that will neutralize all threats to our country. biden has proven he's just not capable. and in less than three weeks, trump will be sworn into office with a mandate to reform the fbi, the pentagon, and the department of homeland security. democrats in the media have made it clear they're going to fight some of trump's nominees tooth and nail like pete hagstath and

others and that means they need to be confirmed as soon as possible. and the threat posed by isis will outlast this and why the senate must get the national security team in place as quickly as possible. no time to waste. majority whip says that the u.s. senate must confirm president trump's national security team as soon as possible because lives depend on it. confirmation hearing is set to start january 14th. tulsy for the same week and cash patel until february. but going to be an uphill battle no matter what. democrats have made it clear they don't want to see our military and our intelligence agencies reformed. they think the status quo is working. clearly it is not. oklahoma senator joins me now. senator mullen great to have you. you tweeted the u.s. senate must

confirm president trump's national security picks as soon as possible. how soon do you think this can get done? >> we're going to get started on it right away. pete hegseth first hearing is this coming night which is a week from today. we will start having the hearings and then move to the confirmation hearing that will be the final vote. and then get him hopefully on the floor. what is aggravating to me the same democrats sitting there complaining the cabinet picks and director picks are not qualified are the same people that literally put in pete budajig over the senator and rachel assistant secretary inside of the hhs who can't figure out what pronouns mean. these are the same people that put sam in place, the one picking up luggage off the carousel not once but twice and

arrested for it. these are the same people that confirm these people, these democrats are the ones that confirmed those individuals and they're saying that tulsi gavard a lieutenant is not qualified and cash patel who is a whistle blower who exposed the fbi for the hypocrisy and the attacks on president trump with the d alsi report and going after him with the false reports how the reports were formed. he is the one that b blew the whistle on the fbi and politicized and weaponnized against president trump and look at pete hegseth, come on, secretary austin who was a general done a horrible job running the military. you seen that the numbers are low. the only reason why they're even hitting recruiting numbers right now is because he's lowered the

threshold for the numbers that they're supposed to bring in. and you have pete hegseth who served 20 years in the military, highly decorated, combat veteran and more than qualified to do his job and you're saying, okay, this administration is working. so you're going to keep president trump from putting his administration in. the world wants change. america wants change. we need to confirm president trump's cabinet picks and director picks as soon as possible. >> i'm so glad you brought this up. we only have a few seconds here. i want to show the viewers this. lloyd austin got confirmed with 48 republicans and anthony blinken 28 republicans. my gosh, how did they get these republicans? time for republicans to grow a backbone after you voted for guys like this. >> right? republicans need to stand together and the democrats need to put america first. just like republicans try to put america first too but at the same time fighting an incumbent

president that's currently still in the white house. people know that president trump is competent and we need to put these people in office as soon as possible and democrats need to start putting their party in the back pocket and put america first. >> love that. let's see if that many democrats come over and vote for the trump nominees. not holding my breath. here is for hoping. >> i am not either. >> thank you. up next democrats admit they were wrong about just about everything. [ ♪♪ ] bere ya? you'll never truly forget migraine, but qulipta reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's approved to prevent migraine to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta. get help right away for serious allergic reactions, like trouble breathing, face, lip, or tongue swelling, itching or rash, which may occur when taking qulipta or days after. common side effects include nausea, constipation, and sleepiness.

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[ ♪♪ ] >> president biden's declining health to the raging crisis on the southern border, the media gave cover to democrats and helped brush aside some of their largest blunders. until they just simply could not ignore them anymore. now that their party was completely rejected by the american people, the left is finally admitting that they were wrong and donald trump was right. one of biden's favourite shows is now finally being honest about his failures.

>> the border was not biden's finest moment frankly. you can see what happened here. trump is not wrong when he talks about how border crossings worked and running 74,000 a month when he left office. they in fact did shoot up. some of the things was what biden said and they put a moratorium on deportations. but we did get up to 300,000 a month. >> it is reflecting on all the ways his party failed in 2024 and james carval saying i keep coming back to the same thing we lost for the very same reason and was and is and always will be the economy stupid. we have to begin 2025 with the truth as our political north star and not get distracted by anything else. to democratic presidential hopefuls your nominations should be how well the economy and how

well you deliver on the podcast. lieutenant governor sears joins me now. always a pleasure to speak with you. let's start with the border. seems like cable news hosts are waking up to the reality that the border is poorest. you and the governor in virginia figured this out long ago. >> well, i like to tell you that actually the news media has always known that the border was poorest. they saw it with their own eyes and they knew we saw it too. they kept telling us don't believe what you're seeing. and so when you can't keep continuing with the same fake news, then, well, the people understood that we needed change. we were being lied to. we were not safe. people were coming across our borders here in virginia we had to deal with the same very thing. we have had just recently an illegal immigrant who had abducted someone with the intent to rape and had a long rap sheet. we had another illegal immigrant wwho committed murder. people decided we have to change

things. this is not working. we're seeing it with their own eyes and don't believe it and what else are they not telling us that is happening really behind the walls? >> great question. lieutenant governor, all eyes will be on you next year. only two races. big one. new jersey governor race and your governor race there in virginia. and, you know, i wanted to see what you make of the advice given by james carval good on the podcast and authentic on the economy and they are strategizing how to beat you should you be the nominee? >> it's common sense all over again, isn't it? it's all been common sense. voters are not stupid. how much of my money that i make so hard for me to make do i get to keep? what about the education of my children? can i finally decide where to send them to school or stuck in a zip code of a school that is failing them? and then when it comes to, well, safety and security again, it's

how are we handling our local law enforcement? you know, are we creating situations where the moral is low? so nobody wants to be in law enforcement and how are we going to be protected? it's all of that. and we have done such a wonderful job here in virginia, there are poll numbers are up and even my opponent, my presumptive opponent the congresswoman is beginning to run on our outstanding record of achievement. republican light or democrat hard? when you've done a good job and people appreciate it, everyone wants that to continue. why would we change teams now? we're not going to. >> isn't that interesting when your democrat opponent tries to take your accomplishments? you have done a wonderful job there with governor and we will be watching you. thank you. more primetime ahead. [ ♪♪ ]

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♪ ♪ 14 people were ruthlessly killed and dozens more injured in yesterday's morning terrific new orleans terror attack, another corner is releasing some of the names of the victims, bad and tragic, of sony and so young, kevin corke has the latest. >> reporter: side indeed, dr. dwight mckenna, promising to release the names of all the victims was all of the autopsies have been completed, of course next of can had been notified. we're learning more about some of the victims whose lives were tragically cut short thanks to the evil that took place in new orleans. heartbroken family members telling us about it about men like tiger back, football player, he had a lot of life to

live for, he's not gonna. now also drew belfour, auburn grad, worked at honda. his life cut tragically short. same can be said for reggie hunter, 37 years old, awful what happened to that young man as well. he was just heading over to work at two ring end of the year. and hubert, apparently an alumni of archbishop high school, had his whole life ahead of him logically cut short. it has been a somber day in the city but faith leaders and do city leaders holding private memoirs on bourbon street, there's also a second light for the victims, a celebration traditionally used in a culture down in newer lens. over at the sugar bowl tonight, tens of thousands in attendance observed a moment of silence to

honor the victims, and all those impacted by wednesday's devastating attack. tonight for all that we have seen, and have heard, for the city and indeed for the nation, but one thing remains the same, love overcomes evil, and it is my wish and i'm sure i speak for all americans that love washes all over the families impacted and the same for the survivors some of whom unfortunately have a very long road ahead to recovery. thank you to law enforcement for saving the lives of so many. >> kevin corke so tragic, beautiful words of their the end, thank you. we are praying for all of the victims families, reporting about a single mom, a boy, four years old without his mom because of that attack in our prayers this evening. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the specia