Jake Novak Political & Economic Analyst, CNBC Columnist
Explosives Discovery on Long Island Raises Broader Security Concerns
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Automated transcript · uncorrectedWell, Sunday morning, we have a special report from Jake Novak, and he’s the host of the News Hour on weekends on WABC between five am and six am and many other time slots. Well, Jake, tell us what’s your what’s on your mind this morning?
Well, you know, we have a big local story here on Long Island earlier this week of freshman at Siasid High School, for those of you who don’t know, as one of the most elite public high schools in the country, very very high achieving students there, massive budget, they always get into the top colleges. Anyway, this student was allegedly
caught drawing swastikas and other racist s graffiti at the school and police came to investigate at his house and they found very very dangerous bomb making materials, so dangerous, John, that they felt it was too dangerous to transport back to the police station and they detonated it in the backyard.
Now add a number of added wrinkles to this. The police have say that the father bought these bomb making materials for the sun And this is the red flag for me, John. He went to multiple hardware stores to buy those materials. Because if anyone who’s ever worked in a hardware store can tell you every employee is told
if someone comes to the counter and tries to buy X, Y and Z, you got a red flag at and call your manager. So it seems like this guy might have gone to different hardware stores to avoid that red flag.
His name is Francesco Sandles, living in a house for two years. It’s been for sale for a while. Don’t know his immigration status. The police won’t tell us, and the mainstream media hasn’t even asked. I am, and We’re gonna look at this very closely because I want to know how he’s living there, what his status is, whether
the sun is just a stalking horse, that he’s really the one who did this, and on and on down the line.
Well, that is mind boggling. I mean, how can stuff happened in Otentry.
Well, you know, here’s one of the things that I’m worried about. I mean, is this something that’s similar to connected to our open borders thing? You know, people think about the open border thing, and we just think about it mostly as an illegal aliens and employment and the money that’s being given to them. But remember John, during
the first two years of the Biden administration. The predominant nation where these people were coming from acrossing the border was Venezuela, and Venezuela has been infiltrated by cs Belah for over twenty years. This was a huge alarm bell for me personally when I heard that. I was very worried about this, and we have to find out. This
may be not much, although I think this is something, but this may be an example of the kind of terror cell that has cropped up in this country because this is another potential result of open borders. And by the way, we don’t even know if this person’s name is real. I’m looking at his picture. I can’t I
couldn’t tell his nationality from his picture. Not that you should always try to do that, but I’m just saying there’s a lot of questions we have about this story, and the mainstream media can’t be trusted, so I’m digging into it. I found the name of the house. I found the property happens to be for sale for about
a million dollars. But they’ve only been living in this house for two years and the last time it was sold was eleven years ago. I want to know how they’re in that house. Are they renting, are they squatting?
What’s going on here? As you like to say, and we have to find out.
Well, I’m talking to our audience now. Tune in all the time and listen to Jake Novak and he’ll get you to facts. And thank you, Jake for what you’re doing getting the facts out and God bless America. Thank you so much.
Thanks, I’ll keep digging, thank you, thank you.
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