there s going to be more. they re going to flush that all out, but, you know, there s going to be plenty of evidence. the question is did he have any help, brian? was anybody else with him. dna inside the bombs on ied parts. he s integral to it, but was he totally alone. malcolm nance we re obviously celebrating good news here tonight, and as i said, a lightning fast investigation, a lightning fast arrest. what worries you further beyond this case? well, first, for this suspect, you ve really got to re-evaluate your life choices when you wake up to the fbi hostage rescue team surrounding you ask bringing you in as a terrorist because that s what he is. and what we need to consider right now is as jim said, the key part of this investigation is did he act alone. did he assemble all of these devices. was he part of a team that assembled these devices?
with that let s bring in our leadoff panel on a friday night. while there s plenty of time to talk about the politics, first let s talk about this investigation and this lightning fast arrest. jim kavanaugh is back with us a retired special agent in charge for the atf, the explosive experts at the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. malcolm nance a special ops homeland security, 35 years on the job working in counter terrorism and intelligence. and ariana berg a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. jim, anytime you ve been on i ve listened carefully. you ve taught me over the years that every criminal eventually makes a mistake. we are thankful this criminal made apparently more than one. if there s a strange blessing to any of this, he left us with so much to go on. they had over a dozen pieces of hardware spread out in a lab to go over with a fine tooth comb, correct? that s right. he was better at leaving
complaints and additional charges. they re going to flush it out. there is going to be plenty of evidence. the question is did he have any help? was anybody else with him? dna inside the bombs, on ied parts, he s integral to it but was he totally alone? so that s got to be flushed out. malcolm nance, we re obviously celebrating good news here and as i said, a lightning fast arrest. what worries you further beyond this case? first for this suspect, you really got to re-evaluate your life choices. when you wake up with the fbi hostage rescue team surrounding you and bringing you in as a terrorist. that s what he is. what we need to consider right now, as anymore jade, the key part of this investigation, did he act alone? did he assemble all of these devices? was he part of a team that assembled these devices? most worrisome for me was where
with that let s bring in our lead off panel on a friday night. while there is plenty of time to talk about the politics right now. first let s talk about this investigation and this lightning fast arrest. jim kavanaugh is back with us, retired special agent in charge of the atf. malcolm naans is back with us. 35 years on the job working on counter intelligence and a former assistant for the southern district of new york. well, jim, any time you have been on i listen carefully and you taught me over the years that every criminal eventually makes a mistake. we are thankful that this criminal made aparticipantparen than one. he left us with so much to go on. they had over a dozen pieces of hardware spread out in the lab to go over with a fine tooth comb, correct? last rigthat s right brian.
complaints and additional charges. they re going to flush it out. there is going to be plenty of evidence. the question is did he have any help? was anybody else with him? dna inside the bombs, ied parts, he s integral to it but was he totally alone? michaalcolm naans, we are celebrating good news tonight of a lightning fast arrest. what worries you further beyond this case? first for this suspect, you really got to reevaluate your life choices. when you wake up with the rescue team surrounding you and bringing you in as a terrorist. that s what he is. as jim said of the key part of this investigation, did he act alone? did he assemble all of these devices? was he apart of a team that assemble these devices?