PF1 Minisode: The FBI’s Repeated Non-answers on US Terrorism Attacks

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New York Post

News, News Commentary, Politics, Government

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🗓️ 20 March 2026

⏱️ 10 minutes

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In this week' Friday minisode, Miranda talks about the FBI's response to her Monday minisode (Listen here) about the agency's failure to prevent four recent Islamic terror attacks on US soil. All the responses, both official and unofficial personal attacks, make it seem like the FBI has something to hide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, it's Miranda. I'm back with a new mini episode of Podforce One. This feature is a little more
0:08.0	topical and relevant to my job as a columnist for The New York Post. Today's topic is a follow-up on
0:14.7	the troubling recent spate of Islamic terror attacks, particularly the Norfolk Virginia attack by a convicted ISIS terrorist
0:23.8	on probation after being released from prison. He finally carried out the plan he'd been
0:30.6	jailed for, but why did nobody stop him? What I've dedicated my life to is revenge. A brand new drama based on the best
0:41.1	selling novel. They think they're better than us. Who do you think you are? I'm going to prove to them
0:45.2	that they're wrong. She's punishing me. You destroyed my family. I will not rest until I've
0:50.8	destroyed yours. A woman a substance on Channel 4. Stream now.
0:54.3	The official response to my column Monday about the FBI's failure to prevent four recent
1:00.7	Islamic terror attacks has been unsatisfactory to say the least. And the personal attacks by
1:07.5	FBI Director Kash Patel's private PR operatives have been downright deranged,
1:14.3	none of which is reassuring when it comes to the FBI's preparedness to handle a heightened
1:20.6	terror threat on home soil. It's not Patel's fault that our foremost domestic counterterrorism agency has been degraded and politicised
1:31.5	under his predecessors. But it's his job to fix it fast and his defensiveness suggests a problem.
1:38.4	The most alarming case involves Mohamed Baylor Jailo, a convicted ISIS terrorist who was on supervised federal release
1:47.1	when he yelled Al-Aqabar and opened fire on an ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in
1:54.2	Norfolk, Virginia last Thursday, killing the instructor before being killed himself.
1:59.8	Jailo, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Sierra Leone,
2:03.3	was released from federal prison in Allenwood, Pennsylvania on December 23, 2024, having served
2:10.4	eight years of an 11-year sentence for, quote, providing material support to a designated
2:15.7	foreign terrorist organization, the Islamic State
2:19.1	Group. Specifically, he planned an attack on U.S. military personnel during Ramadan.
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