Brian Mudd
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first heard Sep 2026
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You know, the bail release came after testing of, quote, barrels of material found in the back of three vans.
They drove to the base were not viable explosive materials.
So we're being told that the stuff in their vans driven to the Air Force Base were not viable explosive materials.
But we have been told by British authorities that, you know, we're really keeping an eye on you, stringent conditions on your movement and your contact with others.
So maybe it turns out they weren't skilled terrorists.
Maybe it turns out that there really was a perfectly legitimate reason for these five young Brits to have driven three large vans with large containers of material to the edge of our military base and then exited the vans with masks in the middle of the night.
So, in reality, we don't know much about this case in large part because, well, you know,
Authorities aren't telling us much about this case.
But since when have you ever heard of releasing terror suspects on bail less than two days after an arrest?
Have you ever heard of such a thing?
Officials also said they're, quote, working to establish the full circumstances of the activity of those arrested.
their knowledge, and any motivation behind this incident.
Well, thank you for that.
Thank you for that.
Which, of course, it's always easier to do those things when you've already released those suspects on bail, right?
It would be much easier to be able to establish what goes on with them when they're out of jail.
So, by way of comparison, I was just kind of curious.
Do you know the average detention for federal offenses in the United States?
What do you think the average pretrial detention for federal offenses in the United States is?
This isn't terrorism, just average pretrial detention.
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