T.J. Holmes

The name is Ndiaga Diagne.

It's the best we can come up with here, but robed.

He is originally from Senegal, but this guy did enter legally, and he is a naturalized U.S.

citizen.

And this is, and you know where the debate is going to go now, Robes, a lot of debate is going to go towards who we let into this country, legal or otherwise.

We've seen the president, even in his State of the Union, he talked about, what was the line?

Importing other cultures.

Is that the line he used?

So you know some of that debate is already underway and fiery, and you know where it's going fine.

But this does come from a legitimate place, Roe, at least as far as the FBI, as far as what the New York Police Department is doing, other departments around the country, and what Kash Patel has been telling even some of his own folks.

They have been warning or at least putting folks on alert robes that something like this want to be clear.

The motive is not clear yet, but authorities themselves are telling us they are looking at this as a possible act of terrorism.

And this is just coming days, hours after some of these warnings have been going out from Kash Patel, from the Homeland Security, from New York, just to be on the lookout for this thing.

And here we are.

They're telling us this thing might have already happened.

I don't really.

I mean, as a U.S.

citizen, you're told to be vigilant.

Heads up, keep your eye out that somebody could be trying to kill you.

And frankly, you go out every day and go into the subway and your head is on a swivel.