Haley Carinia

He wanted to track down important people, politicians, military leaders, and try to assassinate them.

So this is something that he was saying online, which I think begs the question, you know, if the FBI was looking into something like this, could this have stopped?

Could they have stopped this kind of attack?

I don't know.

And it poses an interesting question about red flags, like people calling in on their neighbors or their family members or their enemies.

Right.

And constitutional rights.

Like, what does that mean?

Could someone have called the FBI and said, hey, my son is looking up things like this?

Maybe.

You know, I remember.

during the Obama administration well when there were a bunch of ISIS attacks.

This was just a few years ago, but I mean, I remember I was in high school and college during the Obama administration, and it was, I feel like there was an ISIS terror attack all the time.

And I remember every time there was a terror attack, these three-letter agencies would come out and say, we were looking at this guy.

He was on a terror watch list.

And every time I would think to myself, well, you're not watching them closely enough, clearly.

You know, so clearly having the FBI or one of these three later agencies keeping an eye on these people doesn't prevent attacks from happening.

So.

You know, whether or not we want the FBI snooping at all of our business, which we don't, you know, that doesn't prevent someone with the will to kill the president from attempting to do that.

And you can't just throw people in jail because of speech.