Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Chris Norlund" channel.

President Musk and VP Trump never seem to have heard of our very first amendment. Oh well, the courts will explain it to the idiots. The Tesla bomber was a former SF type, the NOLA truck attacker was IT and personnel, which was his last position isn't currently known, as each has its own shop (such as J1 and J6), both allegedly were assigned to the same base, but again, nothing on if it was at the same time or even if they knew one another. As for Musk being a security risk, he still holds a Top Secret clearance, he just didn't get SCI and special programs clearances.
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@dmh54321 same app, the FBI is looking at it. The driver was identified as 37-year-old Matthew Alan Livelsberger, a US Army veteran, from Colorado Springs. The NOLA attacker was also an Army veteran and was from Houston. He apparently had rented an Airbnb that was on fire. Pipe bombs inside of coolers with remote detonators were found in the French Quarter, but the FBI believes they were placed by someone else. I am impressed by the fact that the Cybertruck didn't have a battery fire though. It may be a turd of a truck, but at least the batteries are well protected.
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