We knew going into it that 2025 was going to be a rough year, but I don't think any of us expected that the very first day of the year would be as horrific as it was.

With two attacks of potentially domestic terrorism, in his excellent call on the borrower's report, Andy Barowitz wrote the following quote,

in what experts are calling an unprecedented move on Wednesday,

the year 2025 was canceled by popular demand, unquote. I know he was kidding, but I'm sure there are

a lot of us out there who wish that's a thing that could actually happen. Check out these clips.

At least 10 people are dead and dozens more injured after city officials say a man intentionally drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people.

This happened on the world famous Bourbon Street overnight as people were celebrating the new year.

It was around 3.15 in the morning local time.

Officials say the man drove around barricades and hurtled down the street in very intentional behavior.

Officials are now investigating whether there is a link between the deadly terror attack in New Orleans

and the Tesla cyber truck explosion that happened outside of Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas.

We are learning from our John Miller that according to multiple

law enforcement officers, this person who died in this attack, the driver of the cyber truck,

has a military background. We're going to get into the potential connections and details of

both of these attacks in a second. But I just, you know,

want to pause and think about what actually happened and how much fear the victims of this

attacks experience on New Year's Eve.

I mean, this is America now, I guess.

And I think that doesn't mean we should get inured to it or just take it for granted.

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