Biden's 'White supremacy terrorism most lethal threat' remark resurfaces after he reveals New Orleans attacker had remote detonator
Friday, 3 January 2025 US President Joe Biden confirmed Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who killed 15 on New Orleans's Bourbon Street, had a remote detonator linked to two IEDs planted in ice coolers. The attack, inspired by Isis, has renewed focus on Biden's claims that white supremacy is the greatest domestic terrorist threat, with past statements by his administration supporting this view.
Thanks for watching episode 47 of The Dozer Den! The FIRST story we will cover is the January 1st attacks. The Bourbon Street attack in New Orleans and the Cybertruck detonation may or may not be connected, but it's awfully convenient. ISIS ties for the New Orleans attacker and a leftist...
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