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As law enforcement continues its investigations into the New Year's Day terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, a surprising number of parallels have emerged.

Here with the latest on this ongoing saga is Daily Wire Deputy Managing Editor Tim Rice.

So, Tim, a lot of information flying around. What do we know for sure?

Yeah, good morning, Georgia. So to quickly recap, we're talking about two separate attacks here,

both of which took place on Wednesday. In New Orleans, Shamsa Din Jabbar drove a truck into

a crowd of New Year's revelers in the early hours of the morning, killing 14 and injuring at

least 35 more. Jabbar, a U.S. citizen and army veteran, had an ISIS flag in the truck with him

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