President Joe Biden addressed the nation Wednesday night from Camp David regarding the New Orleans New Year's Day terror attack. He confirmed the suspect was a US citizen inspired by ISIS, and cautioned against jumping to conclusions.
President Joe Biden finally addressed the New Orleans New Year's Day terror attack Wednesday night from Camp David.
'Including whether there's any possible connection with the attack in New Orleans,' Biden said. 'Thus far, there's nothing to report on that score at this time.' The president gave just brief remarks and walked off ignoring shouted questions including whether he had been in touch with Trump, who will be sworn back in as president in just 20 days.
The president said that Jabbar served on active duty in the United States Army and then was a reservist until a few years ago.Police have identified the killer as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42, an Army veteran who was born in Texas and was inspired by ISIS to conduct the vehicle attack on people out celebrating New Year's Eve on New Orleans famed Bourbon Street
FBI agents are captured at the scene of Shamsud Din Jabbar's barbaric early morning New Year's Day attack on revelers and workers out late on Bourbon Street, New Orleans famous party district He rounded out his appearance, which lasted less than five minutes, to talk about the global love affair with the city of New Orleans, which he pronounced with a southern drawl several times during his remarks.
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