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this is america's late news, fox news at night. working tonight fox news at night getting a very telling first look inside the home of the terrorist who had a rental truck and drove it into a crowd on bourbon street killing 14. shamsud din jabbar lived in a rundown trailer in houston, texas,, with goats in the front yard blocks from the local mosque, "new york post" reporter jenny will give us a guided tour in moments, plus... >> at least 35 were injured, this was an act of terrorism, it was premeditated, and evil act, he was 100% inspired by isis. >> trace: the fbi officially classifying the new orleans attack as an isis inspired act of terrorism, and it comes after president biden called white supremacy, the biggest

threat to our homeland. experts now warning that more members of isis may already been walking among us. >> there are folks who are members of isis orcs -- or inspired by isis but there are planners, there are those who may be activated, this is the task that trump and his team will face. >> trace: meantime college football fans holding a moment of silence tonight at the notre dame sugar bowl matchup honouring the victims of wednesday's deadly bourbon street attack but apparently espn chose not to air much of it. we will speak with two fans who were there this at the game, was something special. we have team box coverage live with more on the las vegas side regarding the cybertruck bombing, senior national correspondent mike live on the ground in new orleans with the latest on the deadly attack, but first breaking tonight fox news correspondent brooke taylor has an exclusive interview with the brother of new orleans terrorist shamsud din jabbar.

we are working with getting the sound and video adjusted but brooke joins us now by phone, with more on the exclusive interview, brooke great work on this what did he say to you? >> high we just got back from that interview in texas so we are in the car right now driving back to houston, if you are not from this area that is about an hour and a half drive from where he was living, inside of his trailer so we spoke to his brother inside of his childhood home and we got to talk to him one on one and i think what was important was being able to hear from somebody who knows this person well, who better than his brother? and authorities were talking about those videos on social media that shamsud din jabbar posted and he actually said in those videos, he was going to attack his own family and friends, but it would not

make the same headline so my question was, how did it feel as a family member, as a brother, to hear that, it was shocking and heartbreaking and a huge part of this investigation is his tie to isis, he joined this summer so his brother told me he grew up muslim and spoke about his brother feeling extremely lost, especially after his two divorces and to self-discovery so tomorrow we're going to dig deep into that you will hear more about the interview and hear from him, but ultimately his brother blamed a radical invasion for the reason behind this attack. >> trace: brooke great work on that, we hope to get the sound and before the show was over and we will get back to you, thank you, meantime to the crime scene in new orleans, or that deadly attack took place two days ago the senior national correspondent mike is life with the latest. >> the evidence we are aware of

thus far paints shamsud din jabbar as a lone wolf that keeps law enforcement awake at night. to drum up information the fbi has released a new flyer, that flyer includes pictures of shamsud din jabbar walking around the french quarter roughly an hour before the attack, it also includes pictures of a cooler, it significant because there was two of them in which law enforcement said ieds or homemade bombs were left. the goal of that flyer is to jog people's memories and generate tips, now while the death toll still stands, the victim also includes 37 who were injured, the fbi said he planted the bombs and ploughed into the crowd on bourbon street about 3:30 o'clock in the morning, the isis flag on the back of his truck indicates rattle a station -- indicates radicalization.

>> additionally, he stated he had joined isis before this summer. >> now we had a couple of divorce is one of them so nasty it included a restraining order preventing him from sending, threatening or giving messages to his wife were causing injury. the eggs are in the army even went, he was awarded a medal for participation in the global war on terror, now shot dead by law enforcement here in the french quarter, the fbi said he died a terrorist, the fbi also said there is no connection onto the cybertruck explosion in las vegas despite those similarities, and no evidence that indicates a coconspirator.

>> trace: live for us in new orleans, thank you meantime we are getting brand-new information about the identity of the driver of that tesla cybertruck that blew up outside of the trump hotel in las vegas on new year's day, kristina's live with more information on that story. >> good evening, authorities have identified the driver of the tesla cybertruck as 37-year-old matthew alan livelsberger, a colorado springs they say he's a decorated army soldier and was a green beret who was on an approved leave from germany they believe he was the loan a, now they also said that he was -- they were concerned about his well-being apparently, seven people suffered minor injuries from this blast, authority said it could have been worse, if the vehicle did absorb force from the explosion, authorities believe he shot himself in the head while he was in the vehicle before it burst into flames.

>> investigators found a lot of evidence in the cybertruck including a military i.d., passport, multiple guns and numerous fireworks. >> fuel to help fuel a greater explosion. >> now, there was some similarities between the terror attack in new orleans and the cybertruck explosion, both of the men accused of these incidents serve in the army, both in afghanistan in 2009, although there is no evidence that they interacted with each other at that time, during wednesday's disturbing incident, both menus vehicles rented through a rental app and authority say there is no connection between the two cases but they are not prepared to rule anything out just yet. >> we have not even gone into

their phones or computers which is normally very instructive and informative to us as we investigate. >> i should say and clarify, i said authorities were concerned about the man accused of committing this case but what i actually meant to say was that they were concerned about security in the area following this incident, they are also working to pin a motive for the cybertruck explosion. >> trace: a lot of work ahead thank you, now for the on the ground perspective let's bring in former washington, d.c., detective and fox news contributor ted williams he was in new orleans, along with "new york post" reporter jenny taylor in houston, texas, welcome both of you, thank you jenny you got an inside look at shamsud din jabbar's trailer home tell us what you saw. >> right so his trailer home is not an active crime scene at this moment, the fbi rated it last night but at this moment is just abandoned and you can see from our footage that they are still is so many of his

belongings there, there is chemicals everywhere, there is a search warrant on the kitchen counter, right next to his kitchen was a list that the fbi had documented upon searching the home, those items include chemicals to make a pipe bomb that's according to our sources, and aside from that he has several workstations were you could see he was working with chemicals, that was all left behind after the search warm was executed and it's interesting to think about what they did take and what they had left there, and neighbors were telling us that they spoke to shamsud din jabbar just the morning he left for new orleans and they believed that he was moving out and that his lease was up and he was saying he was moving into a new home in new orleans that was furnished and that's why he wasn't taking any furniture and it's true, he did not take anything and from what we could tell all of us furniture was there, his close, his rugs,

everything even a passage opened on his lawn, it had a passage about strange feelings. >> trace: i can imagine, ted sugar bowl went off without a hitch today, 70,000 fans, you are done in new orleans how does it feel what is the mood? >> an excellent question, you know this terror -- terrorist thought he was going to break the spirits of new orleans and he is burning forever, he did not break the spirits, the wonderful people, the city of new orleans, and it is visible, the 14 that died here from this terrorist, i have to tell you they are out here celebrating,

and celebrating life, and that is something that the governor said that sticks with me and that was, you cannot live in fear, i think these people who are out here on the streets of new orleans are showing that, they are not going to let the terrorist win. >> trace: i think that's a good point, jenny back to you the friends and relatives of the man who committed this massacre new orleans, say they never considered him being violent but his life was getting more and more unstable, correct? >> right, it's unthinkable to imagine what just happened here because many people experience divorce, many people experience financial strain, to think that this person was radicalized at some point through this journey of going through hard times in his life, there is not a lot of

answers about when metal happened after serving in the military to becoming a terrorist act telling the people that he took an oath to defend, it really doesn't add up here and i think a lot of people still have questions and are losing faith in the system, the fbi first ruled out this was terrorism and then it said said it was so they need to ensure american should feel safe in their ability to conduct these investigations but also in their ability to tell the truth. >> trace: that's exactly right, teddy you brought up the governor of louisiana, he said this, i thought it was important, watch. >> this type of event can happen in any city, that's the tragedy of it. i think it's important for people to understand that to protect our citizens in america from evil, you have to crush it! you cannot go out and placate

it. >> trace: yet the fbi's very concerned about more terrorist threats, we have about 30 seconds for you ted. >> i have to be concerned, we have people unfortunately that want to kill americans, there are many, many sleeper cells throughout this country, and a law enforcement is going to have to continue to be vigilant. >> trace: ted, jenny, thank you. hours after the deadly isis inspired attack in new orleans hundreds of protesters were calling for an intifada revolution. >> good evening, leaders of the jewish community condemning what they and others see as support for terrorism in the wake of the new orleans terror attack, hundreds of demonstrators yesterday protesting in times square, calling for the disruption of the jewish state

yelling, support for hamas and chanting quote, there is only one solution in the revolution. the protest was organized by the palestinian youth movement, the party for socialism and the break -- and liberation, according to "the new york post", despite just hours earlier, a terrorist with an isis flag horrifically ploughing through dozens of people, celebrating the new year on bourbon street, killing 14 including this 18-year-old palestinian-american, he was in new orleans for new year's with friends on a holiday break from the university of alabama, the ceo of the jewish community relation council saying this about the anti-israel protesters quote, they are not interested in peace or fax this is the same

group of people he marched across the times square the day after the october seventh 2023 hamas attack on israel, and a just a few days on monday another group in new orleans as claiming a procession for palestine just blocks from the murder rampage on bourbon street. >> trace: unbelievable, life for us in new york thank you let's bring in host eric, former counterterrorism coordinator nathan and former city of new orleans press secretary brad, gentleman thank you for coming on. nathan to you first i want to play this for you, this is what joe biden had to say a couple of years ago, watch this. >> president joe biden: terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat today, not asis, not al qaeda, white supremacy! that's not me, that's the intelligence community. >> trace: he said it again two

years later he was wrong then and he is wrong now, would you think? >> clearly isis is still a threat, yesterday what happened in new orleans is a wake-up call that we shouldn't even need, during the trump administration we decimated isis so-called physical caliphate in syria and iraq but unfortunately, over the past couple of years because of drift, over the past couple of years we have seen isis rebuild and reconstitute itself to the point that it is now carrying out attacks in places like afghanistan, pakistan, iran, russia, and now tragically an isis inspired attack here in the homeland so the president biden needs to keep his eye on the ball, we've a couple of weeks left, a lot to go wrong in a couple of weeks, i think our leaders need to keep our say from all terrorist threats but we should not be downplaying the risk of isis in order to satisfy

a domestic political agenda. >> trace: here's the assistant director, he had this to say, i will get your comments on this! >> there was five videos posted on shamsud din jabbar's facebook account which are time stamped the first video, he 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. >> trace: that is the big motivation, it's about getting the message out, about making a big news event. >> yes, the first rule of war is know your enemy and this is truly a global geologic, just before christmas we saw a similar lethal car at ramming attack in germany five people killed a bear when a car ploughed into a christmas market driven by an islamic person this is a global problem, it's

plaguing the west and i am concerned about the ambassador, i'm concerned about afghanistan because of the biden administration, the withdrawal once again becoming an incubator for terror and keep an eye on syria as well with the new leadership there, look, we have an isis pipeline before president trump smashed the caliphate, once again with these people in charge in damascus. >> trace: we let those confidential informants there so the information coming out of afghanistan is standing few and far between, brad, new orleans police superintendent said that the terrorist defeated their plan, people were a little bit stunned, how has the messaging been from your point of view from the city of new orleans? >> let's keep in mind how many people new orleans host annually throughout the year, tens of thousands of people we talked about the amount of people that

we will come into the city to have a good time and protect the right to be safe and just like you saw tonight, said earlier, they will not beat the people of new orleans they are the most resilient people in this country and what you saw could happen anywhere in america, anywhere but people gather around the holidays, anywhere people gather to celebrate this could happen and so, let's keep in mind this was isis inspired not isis coordinated so we have to keep in mind that lone wolf attacks like this i don't coordinate with anybody abroad, we don't know much, but we have to be careful and so i think the american people will be with the people of new orleans and help them back from this tragedy because new orleans is a very special place. it deserves their support. >> trace: i think nathan here is congress and jim saying that this had a zero to do with open borders, listen to him. >> both u.s. citizens, both military personnel, this has nothing to do with open borders

and so i try not to deal with suspicions but you can imagine i would not make too much out of that you could imagine that it is plausible that because this took place in front of a trump hotel may be this guy had some beef. >> trace: what he is missing is the threat level has everything to do with open borders, everything! >> exactly, over the past four years there has been a surge of millions of illegal aliens swarming into our country and some of them were here because they wanted a better life or their family, they want to make money, there is a number of them, we don't know how many are here to do harm but we do know is that 400 people on the fbi's terror watch list have got into the country, between border checkpoints, 400 that we know of! what about the ones that got away? the people who committed the attacks yesterday were american citizens, we are lucky, but luck

is not a strategy, we cannot count on lock to stop people at the border, we need to get control of the border to keep everybody. >> trace: i want to play this, this is hours after the attack in new orleans, watch this. >> trace: somebody inspired by isis killed 14 eric, they are applauding terrorism in new york city. >> i think when it was said that hamas is isis he was right, if you cheer in the mass secure perpetrated by hamas, then you will have no problem with somebody mowing down 15 people in new orleans, isis, hamas, two sides of the same evil coin, and

this is a domestic terror threat, with these hamas supporters, it's a coordinated network on american soil. >> trace: it is, brad i have to go i have five seconds for you, nobody handles big event like new orleans. >> it was disgusting, they were able to say what they said in peace and that is what america is all about. >> trace: brad, eric, nathan, thank you, coming up trump vowing to support new orleans after the deadly terror attack, why the incoming administration said the country is about to get, a whole lot safer. plus what to exact -- plus what to expect from trump the day before he is sworn into a second term in the white house, continuing coverage of breaking news, next! ♪ ♪

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>> trace: the president-elect will be hosting one more rally one day before his return to the white house on january 20th. the senior national correspondent kevin is live in d.c. with more details about that gathering, having that evening. >> get evening trays, mr. trump will headline the victory valley action scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. on the 19th of january, of course is it that is the day before the inauguration over the capital, this is going to happen at capital one arena, downtown it's going to be the first rally organized by the trump team, since his victory over the price president in november's election, -- over the vice president in november's election. as for the venue capital one is a big arena it hosted the mba caps, and it has a capacity of

around 20,000 people. however,, given that the inauguration will take place one day later, there is those tonight who are questioning the wisdom of hosting such an event especially with the district already in a heightened security posture but even mr. trump himself is blaming that on the biden administration's open border policy, predicting on truth social that radical islamic terrorism and other forms of violent crimes, will become so bad in america that it will become hard to even imagine, or believe. august of your believing that does not strike us here in the nation's capital and you keep this in mind, for thousands of americans who travel here to d.c. for the inauguration, who are desperate to hear the president speak, but don't want to stand outside in in the cold for several hours on inauguration day, this is a favourable substitute for many. >> trace: the president-elect has said many times he is not about to let terrorism changes plans. thank you kevin.

biden said there is no safe harbour for isis. >> president joe biden: we will continue to pursue isis and other terrorize or institution. >> trace: the only thing he has said was, don't, and when he did they did nothing. >> that is true, we have seen that over 400 members of just identified people on the terrorist watch list entered the united states under joe biden's administration so he had made this country measurable less safe and yesterday it was in isis inspired terror attack, that took 14 of our citizens and what the joe biden do? instead of putting this country

first, he put politics first and decided to give liz cheney a metal, instead of actually putting the country first he played politics today instead of letting those families mourn and bring you or lines and -- bring new orleans and this country together. >> trace: watch this! >> the border was not biden's finest moment frankly, you can see what happened here, trump is not wrongly talks about how border crossings work, they are running about 74,000 a month when he left office, they in fact did shoot up. >> trace: did they need to see the chart? show me your chart or i'm not going to do it. >> trace: >> i want to know if any moments of the biden administration, it's fascinating they have been warned for a long time by the

border control agents, by attorney generals and governors in border states and in some northern states, were illegal immigrants have been shifting and floating in and going to see their families, people skipping their court hearings, skipping their asylum hearings, they want to wreak havoc and we have experienced that here in southern california, it is bad for the country, i understand both of these terrorists were american citizens but i think we need to look at how all of this probably started back on october seventh, we need terrorist sympathizers around the world including to help the government trying to stop what hamas did on october 7. >> trace: this was posted on twitter about the vegas attack quoting, one person died when tesla truck catches fire and explodes outside of trump las vegas hotel, and then elon musk is to blame for these trucks exploding, he wants to drive these things? >> it's funny the media has always blamed the cars, so when

people are driving cars around -- and run people over, it's the car's fault. it's funny that it's elon musk, because he is working with trump but of course we're going to blame the car, not the person inside the car, but it's great for tesla, the car held up relative! >> trace: this is a bad thing to do because it's going to contain the whole thing meantime president biden is now vowing to keep us informed about the whole fbi investigation, he is vowing to keep us informed, he didn't want to keep us informed about the assassination attempt or the chinese balloons or the drones and i could go on for a half-hour but he's going to keep us informed two weeks away from his leaving office. >> let's hope he does a better job keeping us informed than the fbi keeping us informed about the bombs that were left outside the dnc back in 2020, today they informed us the assailant was 5'7", let's hope we have more

information out from the fbi and the buyer administration, needle's fax four too late the american people need transparency because when there is a lack of transparency, and information and leadership, conspiracy theory runs around and the american people deserve the truth. >> trace: espn being blasted because the game tonight that tonight they decided apparently after the terrorist attack there were only going to show very limited, partial pieces of the national anthem and the moment of silence at the game. >> it's really sad because i'm old enough to remember the aftermath of 9/11 and the moment, people came together and set it doesn't matter if you are blue or red, black or white we are american and we are going to be pro-america, i really think this is done when espn's part, i am from the bible belt were college football is a religion other than -- other than the church and it is a bad call and an unawareness of who your audience is, in a moment like

this if you try to make a left leaning political decision, instead of doing the right thing. >> trace: we just got this and, i'm going to let both of you respond to this, this is the cousin of the victim in new orleans who died, and she had this to say -- or he had this to say, watch. >> we don't know if he suffered, we don't know if he died in the hospital, we don't know if he was instantly killed? we don't know! that matters. >> trace: in matters for all of these families and when they get together in the people decide they want a moment of silence for the people who were killed it's important to show the country. >> that's heartbreaking my heart goes out to those families all of these questions are very valid and they do deserve answers and they deserve them in a timely manner, i am so sorry, more should have been done to prevent this from happening. >> trace: i think so too. emily?

well, thank you all. coming up new details about the suspect in the new orleans terror attack, republican congressmen at derek will join us live with his take on that, plus what to expect from the speaker of the house, fox news an end they could be burning the midnight oil, this time tomorrow night, or member two years ago? hope it doesn't happen again, next.

>> it is our highest responsibility to ensure the safety and security of the american people, and in the service, of that responsibility, we scream and that individuals and individuals who pose a threat to public safety, or national security, are prioritized for immigration detention and removal from the united states. >> trace: back to our top

story and what we're learning about the new year's terror attack in new orleans, let's bring them retired navy seal and republican congressmen from wisconsin, a derrick, right to have you on the show you heard the secretary of homeland security they're giving us the lecture about how everybody is a vetted, is the highest responsibility, the same purse news that the border was secure for years, and years, and let millions of people on the vetted, now telling us is the highest priority. >> right, that is a lie! there is a reason he was impeached by the house of representatives, it's controlled by their public and party. has been an absolute disaster for american security, when you lead in millions of people into the country's nearly impossible to vet them, i spoke to the folks that are supposed to be screaming these people and the process is simply flawed, that is untrue. >> trace: i want to get your tickets well on president biden

saying in 2023 and 2021, white supremacy is the most lethal threat to america, and nobody has corrected that statement, nobody has said anything about that. >> again, that is false, we have to understand president biden has not been running the country for three and a half or four years, when he says things it's because they stick in the teleprompter in front of him, white supremacy is a issue, is it the most pressing? absolutely not. >> trace: are you surprised that shamsud din jabbar was not on the fbi radar? >> well, now i'm not to because the fbi has proven to be completely incompetent, it's shocking. they have a finite amount of resources that they dedicate to

chasing down catholics and using the same code they use for domestic terrorism for people practising their catholic faith, they scent people to school board meetings to follow parents around who have questions about curriculum, instead, i am not surprised. we cannot get him in that seat fast enough to correct the disastrous fbi that has been run by christopher. >> trace: i notice you took a swipe at your fellow republican chip roy you said this on twitter quoting here, real donald trump received a mandate from the american people in november, chap roy, it is the america first agenda, it is make america great again not make chap roy great. is this going to be a battle in the house do you think, is this going to be another long battle in the house? >> i don't think so! chap roy has an incredible amount of talent that he can

contribute to the team, that is the republican party so chip needs to get on board and i'm confident that he will, he's a smart guy, he is clearly articulate and has a lot to offer but you have to understand when you are a member of a team you have to be a member of a team in order to be a leader you have to be able to follow first and so i am looking forward to working with him and the rest of the guys, to make sure that we can move president trump's agenda forward, tomorrow i am anticipating getting the speaker in, getting a sworn ins and moving the country in the direction needs to go in that is in the america first direction. >> tomorrow night, i will remind you of that! thank you sir coming up thousands of fans attend the sugar bowl in new orleans after it was postponed for a day, two of those fans will join us live with their impression of the day following the attack, that is next! ♪ ♪

>> trace: well the sugar bowl game postponed for one day between notre dame and georgia went ahead without a hitch in new orleans although there was a lot of second thoughts, let's bring supporters from both sides, bulldog fan alicia and golden fan, thank you for coming on, alicia to you first, why did you decide to stay and go to the game? >> first thank you for having me tonight, my deepest condolences to all of the families involved in this horrific incident, we decided to stay because we have to sit down and think about it, we brought her children and this was supposed to be a great celebration for the bulldogs and we -- it was a hard decision to make that we decided to stay and go through with our plans to be here. >> trace: you kelly? to think it was the right decision, would you do it again? >> absolutely, i echo alicia's comments about what happened

here and our condolences to all the families involved, especially since there was college kids involved, some representing school, somewhere just new orleans kids that happened to be home during break, the ended up meeting with the terrorists and the worst possible way, we feel terrible about this but this was a family trip for us we travel 2000 miles from northern california and we decided to stay and i'm glad we did. >> trace: in fact,, you said you felt a little bit guilty for being at the game, explain that for us? >> i did! after seeing how this affected everyone yesterday i'm thinking of the families that lost loved ones and we had people fighting for their lives, i felt a sense of guilt that we would be celebrating a game when they were dealing with something so horrible, i can't even imagine so that is why i felt guilty but i did get want to have the experience of seeing it through

and not letting this take away our joy. >> trace: tell us about the national anthem, and the moment of silence, how emotional was it? after these kinds of big events in america, it tends to be really emotional, was it? >> it was, on both sides it was very sobering, the moment of silence went on for a long time, which i was very happy about and my favourite part of the day was , you have two rally fan bases here, and after the national anthem, both came together and at the chant was usa, usa! it was one of those moments that kind of made us realize, we are wearing different colours but we are really all on the same team when it comes to our nation. >> trace: it's important to show your kids that you brought to the game, that terrorists cannot win! >> yes that was very important

to me and my husband we said, we cannot let them win, they cannot take away things from us, hopefully we will continue to stop them from doing these horrible acts on our soil. >> trace: i've got about 20 seconds left for you, the same for you kelly? how did you feel, what are your thoughts? >> just new orleans is a beautiful city, everybody has been so kind here, people from georgia have been fantastic, to see the law enforcement, the military out today, that might put fear in the hearts of some people but i felt safe as could be, walking into the superdome today, when i saw he was there to protect us. >> trace: thank you both, best of luck and congratulations.ou s thank you for watching america't late news, i will see you tomorrow!

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