BREAKING: Authorities say they thwarted an alleged plot to attack the Texas State Capitol on the same day President Trump is scheduled to visit the state.
Jonathan Hunt reports 40-year-old Benny Caldera was arrested near San Antonio after authorities received a tip about an alleged plan to "shoot up" the Capitol.
Caldera is now being held in federal custody as the FBI and Texas authorities continue their investigation.
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This was the only coverage on any of the Big Three networks this morning about the foiled terror attack on the Texas State Capitol by a man inspired by the hate against AIPAC and said, “these people have to be exterminated.”
NBC’s Today had a 35-second news brief
@PrometheanActn@BarbaraMBoyd I just downloaded Barbara’s pamphlet. I’m on Chapter 3 and it is a fabulous read! Keep up the amazing work. Much love from Texas!
They're targeting Trump for reviving the American System of Hamilton, Clay, Lincoln and McKinley.
@BarbaraMBoyd on the 250-year British plot to destroy it, from the French Revolution to Marx to today's DSA:
Her new pamphlet: https://t.co/bScChpICRK
🇺🇸This is whats happening, Islam is in our cities are small towns and are publicly praying in our streets. You have lost your pride, your valor and your faith. We don’t need to follow the herd. We need to heard.🇺🇸
Hey guys. I just wrote a pamphlet about how there is a solid theme in all history since the American Revolution, Jacobins, Nazis, Communists, Socialists, Anarchists all deployed by the modern Britisn Financial to stop the spread of the American System of economy--what Prez. Trump is implementing now. You can get it at https://t.co/y9UUlVuxGp
I can’t imagine having to date at 50, let alone date in today’s world. But I love that you ask the questions that get at the true character. If someone can’t answer that kind of question, I have to wonder at their ability to engage on a friendship or professional level. Bye dude. You lose.
An 18-year-old girl, a classical guitar, and one of Paganini’s most famous technical challenges. Haruna Miyagawa performs Caprice No. 24 with remarkable finesse, bringing its intricate variations and arpeggios, originally written for violin, into the world of classical guitar.