Amy Robach

Yes.

So the Department of Homeland Security put out this law enforcement bulletin.

ABC News reported that they actually got their hands on it and saw it.

It reads large scaled physical attack is unlikely, but Iran and its proxies probably pose a persistent threat of targeted attacks in the homeland and will almost certainly escalate retaliatory actions or calls to action.

Yes.

Look, if you are somebody who rides on mass transit, who frankly is traveling anywhere, flying, if you have plans to be overseas, all of this is deeply concerning and it should be because these are actual threats.

And look, we are in the infancy of this war from what we heard and learned from President Trump that this is going to be ongoing.

So this is maybe perhaps even a new way of going through life right now, even as we go about our day.

But in terms of even travel, this affects everybody.

We all need to be concerned and to say, to be vigilant, okay, see something, say something, but my God, that's no way to live.

And yet somehow we're being asked to.

The FBI had a role in the murder of a Black Panther leader in Chicago.

You know what?

This is a true story.

You and I were looking into what the alerts were, what the bulletins were, if the threat level had been raised, all of that after we saw this incident in Austin and the fact that authorities are potentially tying it to terrorism and Iran.

I pull up the Department of Homeland Security website and you get an alert at the top in red.

that says, due to a lapse in federal funding, this website will not be actively managed.

Are you kidding me?

It was basically saying, hey, folks, I know you came here for information because, you know, we're the Department of Homeland Security and all, but we haven't updated this page, so maybe go somewhere else for information.

Yeah, because now we're at war with Iran.