we will bring in former fbi special agent and former navy seal jonathan gilliam. than, thank you for joining us to talk about this. i heard someone on the network say last night the criminals have to get it right once that law enforcement have to get it right every single time. what is happening with the fbi and local law enforcement agencies? did they not have the ways and means to get this right every single time? do they not have the manpower to do this? >> sure, they have the ways and means in the manpower. what they don't have is the ability a lot of the times to think like they haven't thought before and to think outside of the box. i think this is a perfect example not the first time and it won't be the last. when law enforcement sees a problem like this and they say that people go to these locations day in and day out and enough of that threat appears so they put up a bollards to keep cars off of the road, they think, we will get to it and put a car there and it will be all right. they don't think like the attacker. if they had, they would put something on

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to you, jonathan gilliam, going back to vegas, i'm wondering what you think when they find gas tanks and camping fuel in the back of the tesla, connected by a detonator system by the driver? >> well, also with fireworks, the fireworks are going to be a key to this where they got these fireworks. i think that's where the mass of an explosion came from. and then you could continue to hear those fireworks later on. i think that's going to be very telling. the fact that it was a tesla, the fact that it was parked underneath the trump sign and is very telling. but those fireworks who typically uses those, we know that the tsarnaev brothers use those to make their bombs, but also antifa uses fireworks all the time. so that's very telling. and if that they both of these attackers, new orleans and las vegas, both rented their cars on an unknown, relatively obscure website. i find that very telling as well. i don't know if they're linked, but it's very strange. >> yeah, and very quickly. i've got about 10s left to each of you here. daniel linskey, do you believe these these two attacks are li

joining us now is jonathan gilliam, former fbi special agagent, brett sadler sr. fellow at the hoover foundation and charles moreno, former ths senior advisor. jonathan, i have to start with you. all afkind of amazing to watch all of thites and watch the reaction from officials aftefacr the fact. it does seem like authorities were completely caught off guard here and i'm prepared for this. >> i think complacency is the word. it is just as shocking to watch t these people walk down the same road thastt this happened last nighitt and not even give it or sorry, two nights ago and not i even t give it a thought. to me, that is very alarming. but i think you are getting on something here, law enforcementv and citye officials around the country have failed to evolve as the attackers evolved their tactics. these truck attacks have been talked about and used by isis since 2010 when they rode an article about how efficient they are. d i think it is one of the easiest things to guard against. i think what we saw in the press conference in new orleans is a sign of the incompe

. >> bryan: jonathan gilliam, thank you very much for that insight on both of these terror attacks.mation here that they were coordinated or related to one another, but it is very odd here with two trucks and two potential terror attacks happening on the same day. jonathan, thank you. >> molly: the fbi has just released a photo of the suspect in the new orleans terror attack. here it is. shamsud din jabbar, the 42-year-old texas native with a military background, was shot and killed in a firefight with cops just moments after he plowed through those crowds on the famed bourbon street just after 3:00 a.m. wednesday morning, leaving at least ten dead and 35 injured. david spunt continually covering this for us has more. david? >> hey, molly. we just got some information from our colleague at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, talking about jabbar's army service. it says he was in the regular army as a human resource specialist and i.t. specialist from march 2007 until january 2015, then he was in the army reserve as an i.t. specialist from january 2015 until july 2020. he deployed to afg

joining us now is jonathan gilliam, former fbi special agent bret sadler, senior fellow at the heritage foundation, former pentagon official and charles marino former dhs senior adviser. it's kind of amazing to watch all of this and watch the reaction from the officials after they -- the fact. it does seem like authorities were completely caught off guard here and unprepared for this. i think complacency is the word that just as shocking to watch these people walk down the same road that this happened last night. and not even give it a -- two nights ago. not even give it a second thought. to say me, that's very alarming. but, i think you're hitting on something here is that law enforcement and city officials around the country have failed to evolve as the attackers evolve their tactics. these truck attacks have been talked about and used by isis since 2010 when they wrote an article about how efficient they are. i think -- and it's one of the easiest things to guard against. and i think what we saw in the press conference there in new orleans, is a sign of the incompetence. and i'm not