10.2 | The only thing to fear

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says authorities now have more information about a co-pilot who tried to hijack a commercial airliner on its way to Israel.

We know that, uh, he underwent, uh, Islamist, uh, radical, uh, indoctrination.

He was reportedly an Omani national.

Israel's initial assessment is that he likely acted alone.

Authorities arrested him in Saudi Arabia and then sent him to Abu Dhabi, where the UAE is investigating the incident.

The still-unnamed suspect is accused of stabbing the flight's captain and trying to crash the plane.

Passengers managed to overpower him and regain control of the aircraft.

These guys are regular civilians, and they did a job I'm not sure that my team could have done any better.

I'm not sure they could have done what they did.

They're superheroes, and they saved the day.

Meanwhile, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says his department is keeping a close eye on American flights.

We see no credible threat to the United States.

However, uh, all at DHS, including, uh, our, our air marshals, uh, TSA, we're always at a heightened alert for this kind of stuff.

And in an unrelated case, police on Thursday made a sixth arrest in connection with a suspected terror plot targeting a US-run military base in England.

Police arrested the twenty-seven-year-old suspect in London.

He's been identified as a dual citizen of the UK and Iran.

The Pentagon is rolling out details on new projects unveiled this week during what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called his State of the Force address.

World's Harrison Watters has more now from Washington.

Pete Hegseth said the Department of War is commissioning a task force to consider the future of war in space with a team of civilians at the wheel.

Project Meridian will be co-led by three of our nation's best minds: Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and Newt Gingrich.

Luckey is least well-known of those three names.

He's a thirty-four-year-old tech and defense industry leader.

The trio has until late January to recommend new weapons and technologies for future battlefields.

Hegseth also announced a new department at the Pentagon, the Office of Religious Affairs, reporting directly to him.

Replacing spiritual health at the same level as physical health.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says authorities now have more information about a co-pilot who tried to hijack a commercial airliner on its way to Israel.

We know that, uh, he underwent, uh, Islamist, uh, radical, uh, indoctrination.

He was reportedly an Omani national.

Israel's initial assessment is that he likely acted alone.

Authorities arrested him in Saudi Arabia and then sent him to Abu Dhabi, where the UAE is investigating the incident.

The still-unnamed suspect is accused of stabbing the flight's captain and trying to crash the plane.

Passengers managed to overpower him and regain control of the aircraft.

These guys are regular civilians, and they did a job I'm not sure that my team could have done any better.

I'm not sure they could have done what they did.

They're superheroes, and they saved the day.

Meanwhile, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says his department is keeping a close eye on American flights.

We see no credible threat to the United States.

However, uh, all at DHS, including, uh, our, our air marshals, uh, TSA, we're always at a heightened alert for this kind of stuff.

And in an unrelated case, police on Thursday made a sixth arrest in connection with a suspected terror plot targeting a US-run military base in England.

Police arrested the twenty-seven-year-old suspect in London.

He's been identified as a dual citizen of the UK and Iran.

The Pentagon is rolling out details on new projects unveiled this week during what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called his State of the Force address.

World's Harrison Watters has more now from Washington.

Pete Hegseth said the Department of War is commissioning a task force to consider the future of war in space with a team of civilians at the wheel.

Project Meridian will be co-led by three of our nation's best minds: Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and Newt Gingrich.

Luckey is least well-known of those three names.

He's a thirty-four-year-old tech and defense industry leader.

The trio has until late January to recommend new weapons and technologies for future battlefields.

Hegseth also announced a new department at the Pentagon, the Office of Religious Affairs, reporting directly to him.

Replacing spiritual health at the same level as physical health.