Valuetainment - March 13, 2026


“He Was ARRESTED For Terrorism!” - ODU Terror Suspect KILLED By ROTC Cadets

Hosted by
Patrick Bet-David
Mentioned
Brendan Shaw Vinny Jolo Mohamed Baylor Jallot Muhammad Jolla Biden
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11 minutes

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2,319

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126

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7

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Summary

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In this episode, we discuss the shooting at Old Dominion University, and the heroic actions of the students in the Old Dominion ROTC, and how they handled the situation. We also discuss the background of the suspect and his family.

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00:00:30.320 Terror suspect in deadly Old Dominion shooting in Virginia
00:00:34.200 was subdued by students, officials say.
00:00:38.080 Rob, I believe you got a clip on this one here.
00:00:39.840 Let's get right into it.
00:00:41.040 And there's a bunch to be talked about with this.
00:00:43.380 Is this the clip where the lady is asked,
00:00:46.000 was there any shots fired to eliminate it?
00:00:48.180 This is it.
00:00:48.620 Go ahead and play this clip.
00:00:49.300 Watch this, folks, from the FBI.
00:00:50.700 This is her.
00:00:54.220 There were students who were in that room that subdued him.
00:00:58.060 and rendered him no longer alive.
00:01:04.020 I don't know how else to say it,
00:01:04.940 but they basically were able to terminate the threat.
00:01:09.020 So he was not shot?
00:01:10.200 He was not shot.
00:01:11.780 He shot three people?
00:01:14.300 Correct.
00:01:14.900 We have information that he shot three people.
00:01:17.500 The one that went to Virginia.
00:01:18.940 So he was not shot, but he was killed.
00:01:22.880 Apparently, these guys, the cadets, killed the guy.
00:01:26.340 I think they were stabbing, and we'll get into that.
00:01:27.960 Let me first talk about this, and then I'm going to come to you guys here.
00:01:30.740 Rendered non-living. 0.96
00:01:31.840 Mohamed Baylor Jallot.
00:01:35.100 Rob, if you can pull up the clip of Mohamed Baylor Jallot,
00:01:39.660 is this the fellow that used to be in the military, if I'm not mistaken,
00:01:42.240 or is that the other one?
00:01:43.100 There's one of them that served, if you want to get that picture.
00:01:45.880 36-year-old Army and National Guard.
00:01:48.320 Entered a classroom with Army ROTC members and opened fire.
00:01:50.900 He fatally shot ROTC instructor, Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shaw.
00:01:55.260 I want to make sure we recognize the Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shaw, a Lieutenant Colonel
00:02:00.160 in my life, changed my life.
00:02:02.040 He's won the top five men and that I respect.
00:02:03.800 So you don't become a Lieutenant Colonel by luck.
00:02:05.800 That's a lot of work to get to a person like that.
00:02:07.980 So may God, may he rest in peace.
00:02:11.060 Our prayers goes out to he and his family.
00:02:13.420 All of those things you see for somebody to become like this, that means he positively
00:02:18.220 impacted a lot of young men and women's lives.
00:02:22.120 and he protected us to be able to do.
00:02:24.420 If you're free today, it's because of men like him.
00:02:26.800 So I want to make sure we honor him properly.
00:02:28.940 He was fatally shot.
00:02:31.480 ROTC cadets in the room rushed to the gunman
00:02:33.300 and stopped the attack.
00:02:34.080 The cadets subdued him and killed him
00:02:36.020 before the police got there,
00:02:37.420 died from stab wounds, inflicted during the fight.
00:02:40.200 And I can go into a few other things here
00:02:41.740 on how quickly happened, but I'll get right into it.
00:02:43.460 Tom, what do we know about the story
00:02:45.660 and what opinions you have about it?
00:02:49.240 I have some pretty strong opinions about it.
00:02:51.220 The first strong opinion I had is that the vigilance of the people who refused to be in that classroom and be victims, who refused to stand by, who jumped up into action and prevented further deaths.
00:03:05.700 And, you know, it's very, very gory.
00:03:08.120 It was a stabbing death.
00:03:09.080 But the answer was they used what they had to neutralize the victim.
00:03:12.820 Vinny, that's like that.
00:03:14.320 Yeah, they use what they had.
00:03:15.580 So my applaud to the people and everywhere in America.
00:03:18.740 You've got to keep your head on a swivel, look around, be vigilant, and be ready.
00:03:23.240 So I have a strong opinion about that.
00:03:24.760 I have an equally and even stronger opinion about the background on this, and I'll stand down and let other people talk to it, is that we knew about this.
00:03:35.140 We knew what this guy, once again, the family knew, other people knew, he was in the justice system.
00:03:42.760 system. He had been subject to, I'm talking about the assailant, the killer, the now rendered
00:03:49.940 non-living guy. He was part of that and he was radicalized. So the two themes I see is he was
00:03:56.700 radicalized and then he ended up in the justice system for things he was doing when radicalized
00:04:03.820 and then released and we didn't do anything about it. And here we go again. Here we go.
00:04:09.880 could have been prevented.
00:04:11.620 It's like when family members have psychotic episodes
00:04:15.620 and people knew about it and didn't do anything,
00:04:18.180 they get their arms, they get their hands on a weapon, 0.97
00:04:20.780 trans dad shoots members of his family. 1.00
00:04:24.000 This guy, it disgusts me. 0.99
00:04:26.660 Well, let me read this to you.
00:04:27.700 Jolo was a former member of the Army National Guard.
00:04:30.780 It gets to the point here.
00:04:34.780 He received an honorable discharge with a six-year commitment
00:04:37.780 and that a defense lawyer for Jolo wrote,
00:04:39.880 In court filing in July of 2016, the Justice Department announced that Jallot was arrested for attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State.
00:04:49.680 About a month before his arrest, the department said Jallot had traveled to North Carolina and made multiple unsuccessful attempts to obtain firearms.
00:04:58.840 He was taken into custody by FBI agents a day after he bought and test fired a 5.56 millimeter stag arms assault rifle at Northern Virginia Gun Store.
00:05:08.760 The department said in a news release at the time, unbeknownst to Jallot, the rifle was rendered inoperable before he left the dealership with the weapon.
00:05:17.320 According to the news release, Jallot was arrested the following day, and the FBI seized the rifle.
00:05:21.800 Jallot was sentenced to 11 years in prison after five years supervised release in February 2017.
00:05:29.340 He ended up, I think, doing five or seven years.
00:05:31.020 I've heard seven.
00:05:31.680 This is five by USA Today.
00:05:34.720 Prosecutors argued at the time that the 20-year sentence,
00:05:38.380 prison sentence for Jolla would be appropriate.
00:05:40.700 They wrote in a court filing about his potential sentence
00:05:42.800 that he attempted to help the Islamic State in a host of ways,
00:05:46.560 including providing the group with funds
00:05:49.100 and trying to organize weapons and personnel.
00:05:52.740 So, Vinny, when you see someone like this,
00:05:54.860 what should have been done with them at the time?
00:05:56.620 I mean, let's just, again, you're arrested for terrorism.
00:06:01.760 If you're supporting and you're sending money to ISIS, you are a terrorist.
00:06:05.460 You're not actually shooting or anything, but you're assisting people that are.
00:06:08.480 And apparently the guy that was involved with him that was ISIS was killed.
00:06:12.080 OK, and then so a West African from Sierra Leone joins our military, naturalized, whatever all that process is.
00:06:19.040 He's supposed to do 20 years, Rob.
00:06:21.660 OK, then he's serving time.
00:06:23.540 And then the Biden administration releases him early, doesn't deport him to wherever the hell he came from.
00:06:29.660 You let him stay in this country. 0.79
00:06:31.280 Guys, I used to drink a lot, and I'm recovered, and I don't drink anymore, okay?
00:06:35.800 When it comes to stuff like this, you don't recover from terrorists, okay?
00:06:40.360 No, just like these pedophiles where they're like, no, they can go back to society.
00:06:44.160 No, you can't. 0.95
00:06:45.180 That is a sickness that you cannot just wipe off.
00:06:48.600 You can't just sponge that.
00:06:49.580 And it's the same thing with this guy, Pat.
00:06:51.280 And I don't hate to be this guy, but I have to say it.
00:06:54.780 If your name is Muhammad, and you're from that country, and your belief, and that's your belief,
00:06:59.000 when you swear to serve into our military first of all you can't be the president unless you were 0.57
00:07:04.080 born in this country okay so why should it be with everybody else and i'm sorry i guess the muslim 1.00
00:07:08.900 um attendance in the military is what less than 0.1 percent we have a different god when you swear
00:07:15.000 and you swore to defend this country for enemies foreign and domestic and you swear say so help me
00:07:20.520 god we don't have the same god and if you're radicalized and you're freaking representing 0.73
00:07:24.420 ISIS. I'm sorry. They need to change the rules because if it's less than one percent and your 0.91
00:07:29.480 God isn't the same God that we serve, I'm sorry. You can't serve. Ilan, I want to come to you.
00:07:33.620 But before I don't want to play this clip, Rob, if you want to pull up the clip about
00:07:36.360 what the FBI said that he screamed at the. Is this it, Rob? Go for it.
00:07:41.760 It was an act of terrorism. I can tell you that we have confirmed reports that prior to him
00:07:48.040 conducting this act of terrorism he shouted or stated ala akbar and he was formally a subject
00:07:56.740 of a fbi investigation in material supporting terrorism by the way just so you know so he
00:08:04.580 screams ala akbar he apparently tried to donate 500 to the to isis he had no clue the person he
00:08:11.980 was donating to wasn't isis it was the fbi and he got caught so we know what his background is
00:08:17.220 aloha akbar ilan where are you at with this uh number one i agree with you tom i think this is
00:08:21.660 why people lose trust in our institutions we see someone who should be in prison for a very long
00:08:25.740 time let out very quickly i think it points to a massive ideological problem in our country just
00:08:30.680 stuff that we're not taking seriously kind of what vinnie touched on there's radical extremists
00:08:35.260 being fundamentalized in our own country it's happening here it's not happening overseas it's
00:08:39.220 happening in our country and we're not doing anything about it we're completely distracted
00:08:42.500 from it there's been over a hundred thousand radical islamist attacks since 9-11 worldwide
00:08:46.840 this is a global ideological issue we're putting our head in the sand and work in this space so i
00:08:52.700 work to try and raise awareness about christians who are persecuted there's hundreds of millions
00:08:56.020 of christians who are persecuted in the world nine out of ten of the countries that persecute
00:09:00.620 christians the most are muslim countries with radical islamists if you think this is isolated
00:09:05.980 to those countries and it's not coming here you're mistaken we have lax borders we have universities 0.51
00:09:11.000 that are fundamentalizing people and we now have a very disturbing thing happening which is a unity
00:09:16.760 between this leftist ideology radical islamist and scary most scary of all because i knew that 0.97
00:09:22.480 that was happening for years but what we're seeing now is this horseshoe effect of even the right
00:09:26.760 people on the right coming on board you have guys like tucker who went and spent his time
00:09:31.460 at tp usa lecturing us on islamophobia telling us sharia law isn't so bad and then you wonder
00:09:36.980 why in our country we have things like this happening we are putting our head in the sand
00:09:40.960 we have to listen to the people in our country who tell us to our faces that they want us dead
00:09:46.260 they're telling us they're doing it out in the open and we're here and we're saying oh no no they
00:09:50.240 don't really mean it they mean it they're showing us they're doing it and they're telling us i agree
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