Oct 8, 2026 · 40 min · 14 segments
On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” the attorney representing one of the Cornell fraternity members accused in the Jane Doe civil complaint joins Katie to break down the evolving case.Florida Attorney General…
Katie PavlichHostBrenna BirdGuest
Wesley ClarkGuest
Rich McHugh
James RobbinsGuestTim RiceGuestNicole WisemanGuestJoseph WitdorenGuest
Jesse WeberGuestWe had an idea that there might be a threat.
And why would I leave them there? It costs very little money to move them, you know, relatively closely.
But, you know, we had a threat.
And if we're going to be threatened, we'll just move them.
And that sort of alleviates that.
And we actually know the people that made the threat.
And they've gotten themselves to the big trouble.
News Nation has learned that the first officer who stabbed his captain before being subdued by heroic passengers was planning to crash the plane with 174 people on board into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport in a 9-11 style attack.
The would-be terrorist backup plan was to crash the plane into an American base in Jordan, which is right next door.
So it's no secret that the regime in Tehran likes to use proxies to export its terror.
So are these attempts on the U.S. and Israeli targets, a new front being opened by Iran to wage a shadow war following the regime's devastating losses at home.
We had an idea that there might be a threat.
And why would I leave them there? It costs very little money to move them, you know, relatively closely.
But, you know, we had a threat.
And if we're going to be threatened, we'll just move them.
And that sort of alleviates that.
And we actually know the people that made the threat.
And they've gotten themselves to the big trouble.
News Nation has learned that the first officer who stabbed his captain before being subdued by heroic passengers was planning to crash the plane with 174 people on board into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport in a 9-11 style attack.
The would-be terrorist backup plan was to crash the plane into an American base in Jordan, which is right next door.
So it's no secret that the regime in Tehran likes to use proxies to export its terror.
So are these attempts on the U.S. and Israeli targets, a new front being opened by Iran to wage a shadow war following the regime's devastating losses at home.
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