The Megyn Kelly Show - December 05, 2025


Details on Alleged DC Pipe Bomber, NYU Assault Suspect's Past, Air India Crash Cause： AM Update 12⧸5

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Brian Cole Jr.. pipe bombs investigation
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Megyn Kelly
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James Rizzo Cozy Earth Kash Patel Brian Cole Jr. Benjamin Crump Jeanine Pirro Amelia Lewis Dan Bongino Cole Sr. Sumit Subberwal Trayvon Martin Wiz Buckley Bill Gates Pam Bondi Zimmerman Nature Biden Coal
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After five years, the FBI arrests a suspect in connection with the D.C. pipe bombs planted on January 5th 2021. New details on the lengthy criminal history of the man accused of assaulting an NYU student earlier this week. A former Navy pilot exclusively weighs in on whether the Air India crash was caused intentionally by the pilot, and a major climate change paper that set off alarm bells last year now retracted. All that and more coming up in just a moment on Your AM Update.

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00:00:33.960 I'm Megan Kelly.
00:00:34.940 It's Friday, December 5th, 2025, and this is your AM update.
00:00:39.760 We were going to track this person to the end of the earth.
00:00:42.500 After five years, the FBI arrests a suspect in connection with the pipe bombs planted in
00:00:49.200 D.C. on January 5th, 2021.
00:00:52.680 New details on the lengthy criminal history of the man accused of assaulting an NYU student
00:00:57.980 earlier this week.
00:00:58.960 You look at the facts, and the facts right now say the guy killed all of them.
00:01:03.800 A former Navy pilot exclusively weighs in on whether the Air India crash was caused intentionally
00:01:10.260 by the pilot.
00:01:11.780 And a major climate change paper that set off alarm bells last year now retracted.
00:01:17.500 All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM update.
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00:02:33.260 The FBI filing a seven-page affidavit in federal court, outlining a meticulous, exhaustive
00:02:42.280 investigation sifting through millions of data points, leading investigators to arrest
00:02:47.340 30-year-old Brian Cole Jr. in Woodbridge, Virginia, yesterday morning in connection with
00:02:53.500 the D.C. pipe bombs discovered on January 6th, 2021.
00:02:58.240 Cole is charged with one count of interstate transportation of an explosive with intent
00:03:03.160 to kill, injure, or damage a building, in addition to maliciously attempting to damage
00:03:07.980 or destroy by explosion.
00:03:10.300 One pipe bomb found lying near the DNC, another near the RNC headquarters in Washington, D.C.
00:03:17.120 Neither went off, but investigators did determine viability.
00:03:20.960 Upon taking office, FBI Director Cash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino renewing the Fed's
00:03:26.560 drive to find the suspect, seen on video wearing a hood and face mask, planting the devices.
00:03:33.160 Attorney General Pam Bondi, U.S. Attorney for D.C. 0.58
00:03:36.360 Janine Pirro, along with Patel and Bongino at a presser yesterday afternoon.
00:03:41.300 The FBI, along with U.S. Attorney Pirro and all of our prosecutors, have worked tirelessly
00:03:48.340 for months sifting through evidence that had been sitting at the FBI with the Biden administration
00:03:56.900 for four long years.
00:04:00.100 Re-examined every piece of evidence, sifted through all the data, something that the prior
00:04:05.680 administration refused and failed to do.
00:04:08.040 We were going to track this person to the end of the earth.
00:04:11.000 There was no way he was getting away.
00:04:12.600 This case involved millions of pieces of data, and it is a huge win because it was like finding
00:04:21.060 a needle in a haystack.
00:04:23.420 The affidavit laying out the forensic trail that led the feds to coal.
00:04:27.620 According to investigators, both devices were built from similar component parts, including
00:04:32.460 a 1-inch by 8-inch pipe with end caps, 14-gauge electrical wire in red and black, alligator
00:04:39.300 clips connecting the wires, a 9-volt battery and connector, a white kitchen timer, steel wool,
00:04:46.440 paper clips, and homemade black powder.
00:04:49.860 FBI officials obtaining credit and banking records belonging to coal, showing purchases corresponding
00:04:55.920 to the items used in the devices from October 2019 through December 2020, coal purchasing galvanized
00:05:03.420 pipes the same size as the ones planted in D.C. in June and November of 2020, end caps matching
00:05:10.540 the ones on the device purchased from Home Depot on multiple occasions, coal buying five
00:05:15.860 9-volt battery connectors near the end of 2019 and two white kitchen timers in June 2020.
00:05:22.620 The affidavit also detailing cell phone tower records, placing coal's phone in the areas
00:05:28.580 around the RNC and DNC the night the bombs were placed, his phone pinging cell towers in
00:05:34.540 the area approximately seven times during the period the devices were planted.
00:05:39.540 Coal's height is listed as 5'6", video analysis of the suspect in security video, estimating
00:05:45.620 earlier a height of 5'7", plus or minus an inch.
00:05:49.240 Officials executing search warrants on Cole's home in Virginia, where he lives with his mother
00:05:54.680 and other family members.
00:05:56.460 Janine Pirro yesterday on Fox, describing what agents found.
00:06:00.120 When the FBI went in this morning, they found a lot of other products and pieces for pipe
00:06:07.440 bombs.
00:06:07.900 Like what?
00:06:08.960 Other pipes, other wires, other, you know, timers.
00:06:12.820 He was into this, very much into this.
00:06:15.520 The family home, a five-bedroom, three-bathroom house valued at $611,000, Cole graduated from
00:06:23.320 high school in 2013 and did not attend college.
00:06:27.040 His mother's social media calling him, quote, the other part of my heart.
00:06:32.180 A neighbor describing Cole to the New York Post as, quote, very antisocial, very, he keeps
00:06:37.500 to himself.
00:06:38.720 Another saying, quote, he seemed very quiet, he would never make eye contact, almost like
00:06:43.200 he just didn't see you.
00:06:44.400 Cole worked for a bail bonds company run by his father.
00:06:48.320 The company, according to the Daily Wire, worked to free illegal immigrants from ICE
00:06:53.060 facilities.
00:06:54.280 The company reportedly suing the first Trump administration's Department of Homeland Security
00:06:58.620 over its immigration policies, complaining that illegals for whom they posted bond, who
00:07:05.020 then jumped bail out of fear they would be deported by Trump, were costing the company money.
00:07:10.000 The U.S. Court of Appeals tossing the case just weeks before Cole allegedly planted the
00:07:15.340 bombs in D.C.
00:07:16.940 The Wire, also reporting Cole's father in another case, hired the same attorney that represented
00:07:22.400 Trayvon Martin's family, Benjamin Crump, in an effort to go after a Tennessee prosecutor
00:07:28.100 who had concerns about the bail company's ethics after it had been suspended from operating in
00:07:33.780 a nearby district.
00:07:35.380 Cole accusing the Rutherford County Assistant D.A. of racial persecution.
00:07:40.580 Here he is, again, this is Cole Sr. at a presser with Crump in November 2021.
00:07:45.920 We hope that the Department of Justice can come in and do a brief investigation because what
00:07:52.700 we see and what we've seen is a lot of questionable acts that Mr. Zimmerman has demonstrated towards
00:08:02.780 minority-owned companies.
00:08:04.180 In April 2024, a state appeals court rejecting Cole's allegations, finding repeated misconduct
00:08:11.040 by Cole's company, warranted those sanctions.
00:08:13.720 The Wire reporting Cole Sr. initially ran the company out of Fairfax County, Virginia,
00:08:19.460 then moved it to Knoxville, Tennessee around 2017.
00:08:23.700 Brian Cole Jr. set to make his first court appearance later today.
00:08:27.940 FBI Director Cash Patel set to appear on the MK Show today as well, where we will ask him about
00:08:33.340 the case and much more.
00:08:36.580 New details on the exhaustive criminal history of James Rizzo, the New York man arrested on
00:08:42.380 Tuesday for allegedly assaulting 20-year-old NYU student Amelia Lewis.
00:08:47.940 Lewis walking to class Monday morning when, as security footage shows, Rizzo stalked her
00:08:53.120 down the sidewalk without her knowledge, slapping her hard on the backside before pulling her to
00:08:58.900 the ground by her hair, then running away.
00:09:01.780 Cops arresting Rizzo on Tuesday in NYU off-campus housing, where prosecutors say the suspect was
00:09:08.000 found surrounded by multiple stolen items totaling thousands of dollars.
00:09:13.000 It was a story you saw exclusively on the Megan Kelly show.
00:09:16.520 Lewis, a friend of a close family friend of ours.
00:09:20.220 Rizzo, age 45, appearing in a Manhattan courtroom late Wednesday night, where he was charged with
00:09:24.740 not just the assault on Lewis, but on another woman as well.
00:09:28.400 Officials also accusing Rizzo of elbowing a 68-year-old woman on Thanksgiving, slamming her
00:09:34.140 into glass, causing an injury requiring six stitches.
00:09:38.140 Rizzo now charged with assault, persistent sexual abuse, forcible touching, and four counts
00:09:43.300 of burglary, topping a lengthy rap sheet, including 16 prior run-ins with law enforcement.
00:09:49.300 ABC reports that it was just this past September that Rizzo was released from prison after serving
00:09:54.540 two years on a conviction for persistent sexual abuse.
00:09:58.640 Police saying in December 2023, he groped a 33-year-old woman asking,
00:10:03.080 quote, oh, you want more?
00:10:05.020 That conviction resulted in Rizzo registering as a level 2 sex offender, which the New York
00:10:10.100 State Division of Criminal Justice Services classifies as someone at a, quote, moderate
00:10:14.380 risk of re-offending.
00:10:16.500 Rizzo also reportedly charged with attempted murder in 1997 for beating and stabbing a man.
00:10:23.120 The outcome of that case is unclear.
00:10:25.540 On Wednesday, Rizzo's attorney attempting to persuade the judge to release his client, citing
00:10:30.160 his history of mental illness and housing instability.
00:10:34.380 Hello?
00:10:35.020 How was that an argument for his release?
00:10:37.380 The judge ordering Rizzo to be taken into custody, where he would receive medical attention
00:10:41.940 and also, said the judge, undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
00:10:46.660 Rizzo is due back in court in Manhattan on Monday.
00:10:49.320 He's now also facing parole violation matters, which remain ongoing.
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00:11:16.680 Coming up, U.S. investigators clashing with Indian officials on the cause of the Air India
00:11:23.180 crash this summer that killed more than 250 people, and a doomsday climate report that
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00:12:38.420 U.S. officials now say Air India Flight 171's pilot, Captain Sumit Subberwal, deliberately
00:12:48.080 caused the plane crash in June, killing 241 people on board and 19 more on the ground, according
00:12:55.360 to the Wall Street Journal.
00:12:56.920 Only one passenger survived.
00:12:58.580 News that the crash may have been deliberate broke over the summer, but the Journal now
00:13:03.780 reporting on significant tensions between Indian officials investigating the flight and
00:13:08.540 American officials assisting.
00:13:10.560 The National Transportation Safety Board, along with reps from the FAA, Boeing, and GE Aerospace,
00:13:16.300 are working with India on the crash inquiry because the plane was manufactured in the U.S.
00:13:21.760 and it was safety-certified by American regulators.
00:13:25.700 According to the Journal, tensions beginning almost immediately.
00:13:29.240 American investigators first arriving in India shortly after the crash.
00:13:33.240 The chief of India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau reportedly telling them,
00:13:37.880 quote, we're not a third-world country.
00:13:39.720 We can do anything you all can do.
00:13:41.680 We have the same capabilities.
00:13:43.780 Indian authorities initially refusing to allow U.S. officials to take their own photos of the
00:13:48.120 wreckage and moving some pieces before they could be examined.
00:13:51.760 U.S. investigators also struggling to get Indian investigators to download and analyze crucial
00:13:56.920 information from the black box, which contains flight data and a voice recording from the
00:14:01.720 cockpit in the moments leading up to the crash, but ultimately Indian officials complying with
00:14:07.020 U.S. requests.
00:14:08.420 From the Journal, quote, the data showed someone in the cockpit moved the switches that cut off
00:14:13.540 the engine's fuel supply.
00:14:15.580 The data also showed that Subberwal, the captain, did not pull back on the yoke in the final moments
00:14:20.560 of the accident.
00:14:21.760 In other words, as the plane was descending, he did not try to make it ascend.
00:14:27.000 The report released by the Indians providing a vague summary of the moments, failing to identify
00:14:31.740 the pilots by name, just that, quote, one pilot asked the other why he moved the engine
00:14:36.760 cutoff switches while the other pilot denied doing so.
00:14:39.840 The engine switches moved back to run about 10 seconds later, according to the report.
00:14:45.080 U.S. officials believe it was the captain who cut the engines, as the data shows the first officer
00:14:50.180 did pull up before the plane crashed.
00:14:53.180 The Journal reports its sources are worried the Indian government will not accept pilot suicide
00:14:58.180 and homicide as the conclusion, and instead will point to non-existent problems with the plane
00:15:04.020 or engines.
00:15:05.360 We spoke with former Navy pilot Wiz Buckley, who is not surprised to hear U.S. officials suspect
00:15:10.460 this crash was deliberately caused by the pilot.
00:15:13.460 I'm not surprised at all.
00:15:16.240 We knew this early on.
00:15:18.540 Modern day jets are cattle tales.
00:15:21.700 They're all electronic.
00:15:23.320 They will let us know if something is wrong with a system.
00:15:27.840 And if something, something would have had to have failed majorly for both engines to completely
00:15:33.980 flame out right after takeoff.
00:15:36.500 And we would have been able to discover that almost immediately.
00:15:39.520 I mean, and we're talking hours, you know, days after this mishap.
00:15:43.580 The fact that it's taken so long and it's still taken a long time tells us they're trying
00:15:49.380 to, you know, rule out every possible mechanical weather act of God.
00:15:55.900 It seems like they're finally begrudgingly getting dragged to the most reasonable conclusion
00:16:01.820 is that it was the pilot.
00:16:04.600 We asked Wiz whether it's possible the fuel supply could have been cut by accident.
00:16:09.020 Absolutely not.
00:16:10.080 These fuel switches are impossible to move by accident.
00:16:14.460 They actually are a guarded switch, meaning you have to lift them up to move them.
00:16:19.260 So it takes a conscious effort.
00:16:21.920 You can't bump them with your elbow.
00:16:23.300 You can't hit them with an iPad, anything like that.
00:16:26.220 These fuel switches have to be lifted up and moved for this very reason.
00:16:31.760 In 1999, Egypt Air Flight 990, en route from JFK in New York to Cairo, Egypt, crashing into
00:16:38.140 the Atlantic Ocean, killing everyone on board.
00:16:41.480 Wiz says investigators from both countries disagreed on the cause of that crash, too.
00:16:45.860 Yeah.
00:16:46.200 So this has happened before.
00:16:47.480 Egypt Air, when the captain went out to use the restroom, the first officer put the plane
00:16:53.060 into a nosedive to crash it into the Atlantic Ocean.
00:16:56.580 And the captain came in and said, whoa, what are you doing?
00:16:59.100 And the captain was actually fighting with this guy.
00:17:03.120 That's what Boeing said.
00:17:04.460 That's what the FAA said. 0.94
00:17:06.220 But the Egypt investigator said, no way, you know, that there's no way a Muslim would kill 0.80
00:17:12.700 himself or want to murder other people.
00:17:14.700 So I think even to this day, the Egypt Air people and the government of Egypt says, no,
00:17:20.860 it was a mechanical issue with the airplane.
00:17:23.080 He would never do that.
00:17:24.460 Wiz believes India's reluctance to conclude this captain acted intentionally is not based
00:17:29.440 on facts.
00:17:30.620 All interest is self-interest.
00:17:31.980 So Boeing clearly doesn't want this to be a mechanical issue.
00:17:34.860 But obviously, Air India doesn't want it to be a crazy pilot issue because that makes
00:17:39.940 them look bad.
00:17:41.100 So if you take out all the politics of it and just look at the facts, it's clear based
00:17:46.060 on the evidence that the pilot did it.
00:17:48.840 So they're probably going to end up disagreeing.
00:17:51.800 India just doesn't want to lose face. 0.51
00:17:54.000 Air India doesn't want to lose customers.
00:17:55.900 And whereas the United States government has an interest in Boeing aircraft being safe and
00:18:01.040 Boeing obviously has an interest in their people thinking that their airplanes are safe.
00:18:05.980 So, you know, if those are the two sides, what do we do?
00:18:09.780 You look at the facts and the facts right now say the guy killed all of them.
00:18:14.560 For those who hear a story like this and feel that they never want to fly again, Wiz describes
00:18:19.400 safety measures on U.S. planes to mitigate something like this happening.
00:18:23.880 We can have ongoing screening.
00:18:25.720 But here in the States, we started doing a two-person cockpit.
00:18:28.520 Like if the captain, you know, gets up to go use the restroom, the flight attendant goes
00:18:33.360 in there.
00:18:33.680 So at least there's another body in the cockpit.
00:18:35.800 So if the guy or the gal does try and do something, you know, at least maybe they can
00:18:40.060 try and wrestle them out of there.
00:18:41.280 So you can't ever totally get rid of sociopaths or somebody who snaps.
00:18:47.080 But the days, at least in the United States, of a single person in the cockpit is gone.
00:18:54.560 We're always going to have somebody in there.
00:18:57.120 It is so much more dangerous driving to and from the airport.
00:19:01.240 Then the odds of having a suicidal pilot is near zero.
00:19:06.600 It's never zero, but it's near zero.
00:19:08.760 Okay.
00:19:09.900 Enjoy your flight.
00:19:11.880 A study predicting dire economic consequences due to climate change published in a major
00:19:17.680 science journal last year now retracted.
00:19:20.500 Science journal Nature last April publishing an alarming paper predicting an estimated 62%
00:19:27.720 decline in worldwide economic output by 2100 if carbon emissions continue unabated, roughly
00:19:35.460 tripling what earlier estimates had suggested.
00:19:38.620 The authors from Germany's Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact and Research also finding
00:19:43.780 climate change could cost $38 trillion globally by 2049, the report triggering a frenzy of
00:19:50.280 reporting.
00:19:51.400 Forbes, climate change could reduce world economy 19% by 2049.
00:19:56.640 CNN, climate change will make you poorer.
00:19:59.840 The Guardian, climate crisis, average world incomes to diminish by nearly a fifth by 2050.
00:20:05.640 Then this week, the authors retracting the paper after economists discovered major issues in
00:20:12.560 the data for Uzbekistan, with the flaw heavily distorting the paper's conclusions.
00:20:18.000 By excluding Uzbekistan, projected losses in output dropped from 63% to 23%, in line with
00:20:26.900 all the previous studies.
00:20:27.860 From the retraction note on Nature's website, quote, the authors acknowledge that these changes
00:20:33.100 are too substantial for a correction.
00:20:36.260 The authors intend to submit a revised version of the paper for peer review.
00:20:40.580 This retraction coming just weeks after billionaire founder of Microsoft and a leading climate
00:20:45.100 change activist Bill Gates urged a cooling on climate alarmism, including his own.
00:20:51.880 Gates telling the public, quote, although climate change will have serious consequences,
00:20:55.300 particularly for people in the poorest countries, it will not lead to humanity's demise.
00:21:01.220 The biggest problems are poverty and disease, just as they always have been.
00:21:07.780 And that'll do it for your AM Update.
00:21:09.660 I'm Megan Kelly.
00:21:10.640 Join me back here for the MK Show, live on SiriusXM's The Megan Kelly Channel, 111 at noon
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