Garrison Davis

Two, you either succeed to build a bomb or fail to build a bomb and it blows you up.

Or three, you successfully build a bomb and successfully building a bomb is like by far the hardest.

And you're pretty likely to...

blow yourself up or fail to build a bomb.

So I guess I never got to the threshold of bomb building where they would blow themselves up because they just didn't produce a viable device.

In this next bombing plot, the suspect did.

actually construct what could be considered a bomb.

Oh, good Lord.

That could have been used in what's being reported on as an assassination plot.

Last Thursday, a New Jersey man, Alexander Heifler, was arrested as a part of a plot to firebomb the home of pro-Palestinian activist Nardin Keswani.

Jesus Christ.

Alexander Heifler is a member of the JDL 613 Brotherhood, a new offshoot of the terrorist group the Jewish Defense League, which has been active at Palestine protests in New York the past few years.

This is a Zionist extremist group that has been designated in the past by the FBI as an extremist group.

Yeah.

According to the criminal complaint, Heifler was in a group video call with an undercover officer last February in which he asked about receiving training, quote, for how to use instruments that were not knives, guns, or crossbows for, quote, unquote, self-defense.

That's an odd phrasing in the complaint.

Crossbows?

Not.

Okay.

Things that aren't those things.