Amy Robach

citizen, and still...

you see where it ended.

And this T-shirt says a lot.

I mean, there's a reason why he chose to wear that T-shirt.

And police say there were more things in his vehicle that leads them to believe that they may be dealing with something other than just someone who's mentally ill, someone who is angry at the world.

They feel like potentially this could be a terrorism-related attack linked to Iran.

Yeah, this is deeply concerning because this isn't necessarily Iran being able to reach us and attack us with missiles and the types of things we're seeing happening in the Middle East and certainly even some concerns in Europe.

This is about these homegrown folks that have been activated, so to speak, by clerics who have spoken out saying, hey, if you are a Muslim, it is your duty.

It is your duty to exact revenge.

on what's happening in Iran, and this could be one of those examples.

His ex-wife did say he was an extremely religious person.

So we can only just begin to start to connect the dots.

But yes, you referenced Kash Patel's post.

It is eerie reading it now, seeing what's already happened in Austin, potentially having there be a link between the two.

Kash Patel put this out there.

FBI personnel are fully engaged on the situation overseas.

Last night, I instructed our counterterrorism and intelligence teams to be on high alert and mobilize all assisting security assets needed.

Our JTTFs, what is that?

Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Sorry, I should have...