Sep 5, 2026 · 13 min · 12 segments
Former CIA targeting officer Sarah Adams joins Morning Wire to break down the Old Dominion University terror attack that left an Army ROTC instructor dead and two cadets injured. Adams details how…
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As you've spelled out, I mean, there's a lot of obvious gaps here in terms of our national security and how we're dealing with, with threats, known threats like this.
Are you seeing any action on that or, or, or any changes being made, uh, policy-wise to better handle situations like Jalo's?
So he got out early because he went through, like, a drug rehabilitation program that allows for early release, so they have taken that off the table if you have a terrorism offense.
But you still have the problem when he gets out, so we don't really have a system in place like you would have with the sex, you know, the sex offender registry.
We don't have anything like that in place where you can look up, do I have a terrorist in my neighborhood? And maybe that's something we should think about.
And think about even if you were charged for 9/11, what if you had a 20, 25-year prison sentence, 30-year prison sentence? You're getting out soon, and a lot of people don't realize the time that has passed in some of these cases.
And you said right now we have something like 72 known threats that are free in the country.
Well, a, a major problem here, and, uh, thankfully we have, uh, people like you with expertise sounding the alarm over some of these issues.
As you've spelled out, I mean, there's a lot of obvious gaps here in terms of our national security and how we're dealing with, with threats, known threats like this.
Are you seeing any action on that or, or, or any changes being made, uh, policy-wise to better handle situations like Jalo's?
So he got out early because he went through, like, a drug rehabilitation program that allows for early release, so they have taken that off the table if you have a terrorism offense.
But you still have the problem when he gets out, so we don't really have a system in place like you would have with the sex, you know, the sex offender registry.
We don't have anything like that in place where you can look up, do I have a terrorist in my neighborhood? And maybe that's something we should think about.
And think about even if you were charged for 9/11, what if you had a 20, 25-year prison sentence, 30-year prison sentence? You're getting out soon, and a lot of people don't realize the time that has passed in some of these cases.
And you said right now we have something like 72 known threats that are free in the country.
Well, a, a major problem here, and, uh, thankfully we have, uh, people like you with expertise sounding the alarm over some of these issues.
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No One Knew ISIS Was There
Officials missed a known terrorist on campus
A Deliberate Attack On ROTC
The attack followed a chillingly deliberate plan
No Registry For Terrorists
America lacks a system for tracking terrorists
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