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An Iran-backed militia commander allegedly threatens Ivanka Trump… a deadly mosque shooting shocks California… FBI Director Kash Patel faces scrutiny over alleged misuse of taxpayer-funded resources… and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal expands into France.

In this edition of World News with Pankaj Mishra, we break down the growing global concerns around extremism, institutional credibility, political power, and international security.

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00:02hello and welcome you're watching world news i am bankaj mishra from assassination threats linked
00:07to iran-backed militias to a hate-fueled shooting outside a mosque in california to mounting
00:13scrutiny around fbi director kash patel and fresh tremors in the jeffrey epstein scandal
00:19now spreading across europe this is a world where extremism power and institutional credibility
00:26are colliding in real time let's begin a serious security threat has now emerged from the middle
00:33east and this time the target is ivanka trump muhammad al-saadi a commander linked to an iran-backed
00:40iraqi militia aligned with the islamic revolutionary guard corps has reportedly threatened to assassinate
00:47the daughter of u.s president donald trump the threat is politically explosive for two reasons
00:52first it signals how iran linked proxy groups are increasingly willing to personalize confrontation
00:59with america's political elite second it comes at a time when tensions between washington and tehran
01:05remain dangerously unstable across iraq syria the red sea and the gulf u.s intelligence agencies have
01:12repeatedly warned that iranian proxy networks are evolving beyond battlefield operations into
01:19psychological and symbolic warfare and targeting a trump family member is not just a security issue
01:26it's a geopolitical message the trump administration has not officially commented yet but security
01:33monitoring around high profile political figures is expected to intensify an irgc linked militia commander
01:41now in u.s custody has reportedly threatened to assassinate ivanka trump this isn't an anonymous coast
01:49on a fringe forum this is a man the doj says coordinated nearly 20 terrorist attacks across europe a man
01:57with a documented operational history and his reason revenge muhammad al-saadi is a senior commander in
02:06katab hezbollah an iraqi militia designated by the u.s as a terrorist organization and directly linked to
02:14iran's revolutionary guard he was arrested and charged in mid-may 2026 with a list of offenses that reads
02:22like a counterterrorism case study material support to the irgc directing bombings arson and stabbings
02:30targeting u.s and jewish interests across europe and plotting attacks on american soil including a synagogue
02:37in new york but it's one specific threat that has intelligence circles on high alert according to
02:44i-24 news citing sourced reporting al-saadi vowed to assassinate evampa trump the motive revenge for
02:53the 2020 u.s strike that killed irgc quds force commander qasem soleimani al-saadi reportedly viewed
03:01soleimani as a mentor an uncle figure he has a documented history of posting alongside soleimani
03:08and publicly calling for revenge against americans ever since that strike court filings confirm his
03:15broader calls for violence against trump family members against jewish communities against u.s
03:22interests globally he also set up a new proxy network specifically designed to carry out attacks
03:28while maintaining deniability for tehran al-saadi is now in u.s custody facing charges that could mean
03:36life in prison the secret service does not comment on specific protective measures but a threat of this
03:42nature from an operative of this profile is treated with full seriousness iranian proxy networks have a
03:50well-documented pattern threaten probe and when the window opens act american counterterrorism has
03:57disrupted them repeatedly but the threat doesn't disappear when one commander is arrested these networks are built to
04:05survive exactly that ivanka trump has not commented publicly the investigation is active
04:12america is once again confronting the violent reality of radicalized hate authorities in california have
04:18identified two teenian suspects in the deadly shooting outside the islamic center of san diego that left three people dead
04:2617 year old kane clark and 18 year old chalib velasquez were later found dead inside a bmw from self
04:35-inflicted gunshot wounds
04:37investigators say anti-islamic writings were discovered inside the vehicle while hate slogans had reportedly been written
04:44directly onto the firearms used in the attack one of the suspects allegedly left behind a suicide note referencing racial
04:52pride
04:53the case is now intensifying concerns around online radicalization among young americans especially
05:01as extremist narratives increasingly spread through closed digital ecosystems gaming forums and fringe social
05:09media networks what makes this attack particularly disturbing is the age of the suspects the fbi has repeatedly
05:16warned that lone wolf extremism and hate based violence are becoming younger faster and harder to detect and
05:26today another american community is mourning life's loss to ideology driven violence
05:34the morning of the san diego mosque attack one suspect's own mother called the police she said her son was
05:41missing
05:42suicidal that he'd taken her car and her guns officers were standing with her when the shooting began
05:50so here's the question everyone's asking was this a hate crime a mental health crisis or both
05:57when the mother returned home she found a note her son had left behind investigators recovered it
06:03they've read it and they are not releasing the full contents citing the active investigation
06:09but here's what has come out the note referenced racial pride that's not the language of someone in a
06:16private mental breakdown that's ideology that's a world view and it connects directly to what else was
06:24found anti-islamic writings inside the vehicle where both suspects were found dead hate speech written
06:31directly onto one of the firearms a gas canister outside the car bearing an ss insignia nazi symbolism
06:40this was not a cry for help this was a mission but here's where it gets complicated kane clark 17
06:48was on his
06:49high school wrestling team he was a senior on track to graduate his mother described him as suicidal that
06:56very morning not radicalized not dangerous just a kid she was worried about losing and yet the evidence
07:04tells a different story or maybe a second story running alongside the first mental health crises and
07:12radicalization are not mutually exclusive researchers have documented how extremist communities specifically
07:19recruit young people who are isolated depressed and searching for meaning they offer belonging purpose
07:26an enemy to blame was kane clark a victim of that pipeline investigators are looking at his digital
07:34footprint right now three men are dead a security guard a father of eight gave his life to keep the
07:41gunman from entering that mosque every child inside that school made it home safely the full picture of
07:49why this happened is still emerging but the suicide note the nazi symbols the anti-islamic writings they
07:56suggest this wasn't one thing it was everything converging at once and that's what makes it so hard
08:04and so important to understand fbi director kash patel is now facing mounting political pressure after
08:15explosive allegations involving the use of taxpayer funded resources for personal travel and luxury
08:21outings according to reports patel allegedly used government aircraft fbi security teams and federal
08:28resources during trips involving his girlfriend alexis wilkins including a vip country concert
08:35appearance and a controversial pearl harbor snorkeling excursion the allegations are already triggering outrage
08:44in washington critics argue the issue goes beyond optics at a time when public trust in american
08:50institutions is under strain accusations involving misuse of government privilege strike directly at the
08:56credibility of federal law enforcement leadership supporters of patel insist security protocols for fbi
09:03directors often require logistical support regardless of destination but opponents are now demanding
09:10transparency on costs authorizations and whether federal resources crossed ethical lines in an election
09:18driven political climate the controversy could quickly become another flashpoint in america's
09:24which is widening institutional wars 900 sailors are still buried inside that ship their tomb sits at the bottom of
09:35pearl harbor
09:36and the director of the fbi just went snorkeling around it kash patel runs the fbi he controls thousands of
09:45agents federal surveillance infrastructure and a budget the size of a small country
09:51one of the most powerful law enforcement officers on earth but right now people aren't talking about
09:58what he's doing with that power they're talking about what he's doing with the plane
10:03may 10th 2025 patel and his girlfriend country singer alexis wilkins board the fbi's gulfstream v and fly
10:13from washington to philadelphia destination a george strait and chris stapleton concert
10:20they watched from a private suite worth 35 000 to 50 000 the crew waits on overtime until 11 pm
10:28then flies them home to virginia who paid for the suite patel refused to say
10:36this wasn't a one-time thing he'd already flown to penn state to watch wilkins perform at a pro wrestling
10:42event he showed up in the olympic hockey locker room in milan he assigned four swat agents and two suvs
10:50to
10:51guard her on personal errands at an estimated cost of one million dollars a year every trip every agent
10:59every overtime hour taxpayer money and then came hawaii the fbi said the trip was official business
11:08field office tours law enforcement meetings press releases what they didn't say patel took a vip
11:16snorkel coordinated by the u.s military around the wreckage of the uss arizona the arizona is
11:24not a tourist attraction it's a war grave no fbi director going back to at least 1993 had ever done
11:33this it wasn't on his public schedule the fbi never disclosed it government emails did a navy veteran
11:42and naval academy historian called it horrifying as respectful as playing kickball on top of the graves
11:49at arlington a marine who watches over the site said it felt like a bachelor party the fbi called
11:57the coverage stupid they said indo-pacific command routinely arranges these engagements for government
12:04officials the white house backed patel fully but here's the detail that cuts through it all
12:12before taking this job kash patel publicly attacked his predecessor for using a government jet for personal
12:19travel travel his words chris ray doesn't need a government-funded gv jet to go on vacation
12:26maybe we ground that plane he said that on the record then he took the job and kept the jet
12:34agents
12:35across multiple field offices are quietly walking out anybody who can retire has said one former senior
12:42official the rest are counting the days power doesn't just corrupt it reveals it shows you exactly what
12:51a person believes the rules are for and who they believe the rules are for 900 men are still at
12:59the bottom
13:00of that harbor they never got to find out the jeffrey epstein scandal is no longer confined to the united
13:07states now french prosecutors now say at least 10 new suspected victims have emerged in the country's
13:14investigation into the late financier and convicted sex offender paris public prosecutor confirmed that
13:21around 20 individuals have come forward after french authorities appealed publicly for testimony earlier this
13:27year the investigation is focused on possible human trafficking offenses connected to france or involving french
13:35facilitators linked to epstein's network the renewed scrutiny follows the release of additional files from
13:42the u.s investigation documents that continue to raise uncomfortable questions about elite protection
13:48networks institutional failures and unanswered links surrounding epstein's operations meanwhile in
13:56washington lawmakers are revisiting testimony connected to epstein's death in federal custody congressman
14:02suhar subramaniam addressed reporters following discussions around testimony from prison guard
14:08tova noel who was on duty the night epstein was found dead in his jail cell years later the epstein
14:15case still
14:16refuses to disappear because of many americans and now increasingly for europe the central question remains
14:23unchanged how did one man build such a vast network for so long without institutional complicity
14:31negligence or silence
14:41millions of documents thousands of names and a dead man who according to official records killed himself
14:50inside one of the most surveilled prisons in america while cameras malfunctioned guards slept through checks
14:58and some of the world's most powerful people had every reason to want him silent
15:05six years later the files are open nearly 3.5 million documents linked to jeffrey epstein
15:13have now been released under the epstein files transparency act not leaked officially published by the u.s department of
15:22justice
15:23and the internet immediately went to work online investigators began combing through flight logs
15:31blackbooks emails phone records and financial trails across forums and shared spreadsheets people mapped
15:39connections between politicians billionaires royalty and intelligence linked figures what emerged was not just a
15:48scandal but a global network then came france this week france prosecutor lore becuo confirmed that
15:59around 10 entirely new suspected victims have come forward after the release of the files investigators are now
16:07reopening epstein's computers address books and phone records while sending international legal requests
16:14reports across multiple countries france already has a dark connection to the case
16:21jean-luc brunel the modeling agent accused of supplying victims to epstein was found dead in prison in 2022
16:30while awaiting trial another associate another prison death now attention has returned to the night epstein died
16:40august 10th 2019 inside new york's metropolitan correctional center
16:46tova noel the correctional officer assigned to monitor epstein was reportedly the last known person to see him alive
16:55but official records later revealed that noel and another guard allegedly spent hours sleeping
17:01and browsing the internet instead of conducting mandatory checks investigators discovered that less than an
17:09hour before epstein's body was found noel searched online for updates about epstein in jail when questioned
17:17later she claimed she did not remember making the search then there were the bank deposits 12 cash deposits into
17:26noel's account reportedly flagged by jp morgan chase between late 2018 and mid 2019 including one shortly before epstein's death
17:38those deposits were never fully investigated now congress wants answers the house oversight committee has called noel
17:48and then there is the surveillance footage for years people focused on a mysterious missing minute in the prison video
17:56officials later claimed it was caused by a routine nightly reset and the full footage reportedly showed nothing unusual
18:05but investigators noticed something else a brief orange colored figure appearing near epstein's cell block around 10 40 pm during
18:15lockdown hours
18:16the fbi suggested it may have been an inmate or staff carrying linen no one has publicly identified the figure
18:25the files are open new victims are speaking congress is asking questions again and the biggest mystery is no
18:34longer whether epstein had a network it's who inside that network still holds power today
18:42so from terror linked threats and hate-fueled violence to questions around institutional ethics and elite crime
18:49networks these stories today reveal a world struggling with accountability radicalization and collapsing public trust
18:57the crisis may differ the warning signs do not thanks for watching take care
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