In moments after we talked to our expert, the Kavanaugh effect, when the Kavanaugh story

seems like it was a year ago, you know, I thought the same thing we got an email on that

topic today, it is still omnipresent on college camp. I don't remember. Remember the time it was

how's it going to affect the midterms where there's a pull out on how it will affect voters and

I'll let you know which side it's going to energize more because it's energizing both sides. Brad

Garrett is ABC News News and Terrorism analyst and joins us now. Good morning Brad. How are you sir?

Excellent. Thank you. So let's start with the investigation of the mysterious devices, the

evidence that might be available to the investigators. There's quite a bit, isn't there? You would think

maybe up to nine devices at this moment, none exploded so they all offer potential of DNA,

fingerprints, other identifying information gives you how we built the bombs, how good he is

or not good at building bombs. Are they real bombs? We still don't really know the answer to that.

And so that's a lot of potential leads. The other obvious thing would be how he got the packages to

the locations. Did he deliver them? Did he use courier service? Did he use the postal service?

Because each one of those would lend itself to cameras in or around the facilities.

And somebody had to interact with a human being if they were actually placed perhaps in a

mail stream. One would think if it was a legitimate courier service, they would be screaming right now.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, somebody hired us to bring something to Joe Biden's office or home. That's us and

they'd call the FBI and I wouldn't think this would take terribly long gone raffle.

No, if in fact that's actually occurred or did he use some sort of private service that's really not

a mainstream or did he actually do it himself? It's it remains to be seen actually actually how the

packages got there. You said himself so you assume it to mail sexism. Well, it's it's pretty much

across the board. Males I could be fooled. I know. It's a white male. That's what I'm

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