We certainly expect that there's going to be a lot more charges that are going to be brought against this suspect.

Now, you know, what you heard in that press conference obviously was very valedictory.

There's a lot of credit being passed around the room with good reason.

Obviously, there's a lot of work that went into this.

And certainly the Deputy Attorney General, Dan Bongino, I think, gets some credit for having

a lot of focus, bringing in an outside team, a team from outside the Washington Field Office.

These were agents from the FBI, from ATF, who were brought here and asked to essentially put

fresh eyes on evidence that they've had. I think it's also, however, misleading what you heard in that room a little while ago,

this idea that evidence was just gathering dust and that there wasn't a lot of resources.

I can tell you that, you know, talking to people at the FBI, that there's been a lot of focus on this.

You know, this happens all the time where you have a fresh set of eyes on evidence can reveal

new things.

And I think that is what has happened here, certainly from talking to sources.

I think we learned some really interesting things, and we also did not get answers to some

key questions.

First of all,

the most interesting thing that I heard them describe was a new team, Director Patel described bringing in a new team after he and Dan Bongino became the leaders of the FBI to review

all of the millions of data lines of data. Phone calls, credit card receipts for

Nike shoes, credit card receipts for all sorts of battery and explosive device pieces and

material, wires, 9-volt batteries,

they describe a new team coming into the Washington Field Office of the FBI

to scour through that material and that they credit that second look, essentially,

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