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Another leftist attack outside a federal building in Lower Manhattan has struck New York City, with 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca landing himself in handcuffs as the alleged perpetrator.The former U.S Army soldier allegedly doused the stairwell with gasoline, ignited it with a firework, and sent flames and smoke up the front of the building before shooting an airsoft gun.“In fairness, he’s lighting gas on fire on cement,” BlazeTV host Dave Landau says on “Stu and Dave Do America." “That’s just going to go out, right?”“But there was also fireworks and some other explosives. People were hurt, right?” co-host Stu Burguiere chimes in. “This is not like a nothing scenario.”Stu also points out that this is becoming increasingly common on the left.“This is not Osama bin Laden, right? This is not ... like this person necessarily tried to kill a bunch of people, but it is pretty indicative of what goes on over and over again with these leftists. They’re doing this stuff all the time,” he says.“This is inherent on the left. This is part of the movement. ... It’s an extreme part of the movement, but it is central to what they’re doing and also something that often mainstream normal leftists, Democrats just overlook because it doesn’t count,” he continues. “They just delete all the left-wing violence and only look at right-wing violence.”And in a press conference following the attack, FBI assistant director in charge James Barnacle let the public know that officials are taking the situation "very seriously."“On his cart — he had a cart — he had anti-ICE literature on it. When he was being arrested, he yelled derogatory terms to ICE, used bad words. Obviously, he is an anti-American, anti-government extremist,” FBI Assistant Director in Charge James Barnacle said in a press conference after the attack.“We know that from what he said. We know that from what he has said post-arrest, and we know that from his actions that he tried to take today,” Barnacle added.“I mean,” Stu comments, “run him for Congress if that’s his profile.”Want more from Stu and Dave?To enjoy more of Stu and Dave's lethal blend of wit, humor, and insightful commentary subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

An amendment to a House bill intended to codify the president's executive order against transgender-identifying people serving in the military has failed after four Republicans voted with Democrats.The amendment would have required all military personnel to serve as their biological gender but failed on a vote of 217 to 212 on Tuesday. Supporters said the ban was necessary to ensure military readiness and discipline.'Four "republicans" just betrayed President Trump and our military in favor of the Transgenders.'Below are the Republicans who voted against the amendment proposed by Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado:Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds of the Northern Mariana Islands Rep. Mike Lawler of New York Rep. James Moylan of GuamBoebert responded with a condemnation of the four Republicans."Four 'republicans' just betrayed President Trump and our military in favor of the Transgenders. DISGUSTING!" she wrote on social media.However, a separate amendment proposed by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) was supported by five Democrats to pass a ban on transgender medical procedures and treatments provided by the military. She also proposed an amendment restricting biological males from K-12 sports at schools run by the Department of War. That amendment passed as well."Let's be clear: transgender ideology is a mental health crisis, not a medical one," wrote Mace on social media."Mentally ill individuals should not be serving in combat," she added. "Not one defense dollar should ever be wasted on chemical and surgical sex change procedures. Our NDAA amendment makes sure it never will."RELATED: Poll of military members finds a majority approve of Trump The president first issued a transgender ban in the military during his first term in 2017. "Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender[s] in the military would entail," he wrote at the time. Trump renewed the ban in his second term and argued that those suffering from gender dysphoria were at odds with the military's "high standards for troop readiness, lethality, cohesion, honesty, humility, uniformity, and integrity."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Georgia police video captured how a drug suspect's vehicle ended up on top of a cop's windshield during a chase last week.The Sandy Springs Police Department Street Crimes Unit on Friday assisted the Homeland Security Investigations Atlanta Field Office with the apprehension of Jorge Luis Delgado-Bermudez, who was wanted on Fulton County drug charges, including methamphetamine and cocaine offenses, police said.'Georgia is another breed.'The suspect also has ties to a larger criminal organization and is facing federal charges, police said.As officers attempted to safely box in the suspect's vehicle near the 8100 block of Colquitt Road, the suspect's vehicle struck a concrete barrier, which caused its rear end to lift and land on top of a Sandy Springs Police patrol vehicle, police said.With that, the suspect exited the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot but was quickly taken into custody without further incident, police said.No officers or members of the public were injured, police added.RELATED: Blaze News original: Have a laugh at supremely stupid crime suspects who gift-wrapped their arrests for cops — part 1 WAGA-TV reported that officials haven't yet confirmed the name of the larger criminal organization allegedly tied to Delgado-Bermudez. The station added that authorities haven't released the time the collision took place or where the suspect is being held. Image source: Sandy Springs (Ga.) PoliceMore than 500 commenters (and counting) offered their perspectives on the unorthodox arrest under the police department's Facebook post about the incident:"And he STILL tried to run!!!" one commenter noted."Georgia is another breed," another user declared. "Never run from the cops there; if Sandy Springs doesn't get you, [state police] will total 10 cruisers to catch you.""I got got a feeling [state police] goes through more cruisers than Rosco P. [Coltrane] and Cletus," another commenter said, invoking characters from "The Dukes of Hazzard.""Is it me, or did the crunching of cars and glass sound just like 'We Will Rock You?'" a Queen fan wondered."Almost hit the goose," another commenter observed."'You got the wrong one' as he's actively running," another user said."Hey insurance, a car just flew into my windshield," another commenter quipped."Hey sarge, so what had happened was ..." another user joked."The new and improved Pit Maneuver!!!" another commenter exclaimed."I don't think he's going anywhere now," another user said."Yeah, dispatch, I just pulled under the vehicle!" another commenter wrote."Dude, that's not a parking spot," another user joked.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Tech-fueled "Don't Die" activist Bryan Johnson is known for finding ways to de-age himself in the hopes of living forever.On Tuesday, he announced he believes he has figured out a way to keep himself, and eventually everyone else, going indefinitely.'This may be scary to some people ... a dystopian future.'It brings a whole new meaning to passing on costs to the next generation.Johnson revealed in a recent YouTube video that he has an autoimmune disease, describing it as an incurable illness."My stomach is eating itself," Johnson stated.He went on to describe autoimmune gastritis, a chronic inflammatory disease that occurs when one's immune system attacks the stomach lining cells.Johnson acquired his wealth by selling his digital payments company to PayPal in 2013 for a cool $800 million, and he has since become known for his attempts to beat the aging process through clean eating, extreme health regimens, and even using his teenage son's blood.Now, Johnson says the best way to prolong a human life, starting with his own, will strike numerous people as a nightmarish option. "I just cloned myself ... as a newborn," Johnson wrote on X. "This baby-bryan lives in a petri dish for now. This may be scary to some people ... a dystopian future. But, for others, they will see it as the inevitable future of health."The 48-year-old said that with this clone, he will "become [his] own blood boy," develop new treatments, and even be able to inject himself with "young cells."Perhaps most disturbingly, Johnson also said his clone would serve him by "grow[ing] organs for transplantation."RELATED: Anti-aging mogul who used son as 'blood boy' reveals his incurable diagnosisI just cloned myself...as a newbornWith this clone, I can:+ become my own blood boy+ test therapies on the clone+ grow organs for transplantation+ develop new treatments+ inject young cellsThis baby-bryan lives in a petri dish for now.This may be scary to some… pic.twitter.com/Ved8ij9Col— Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) July 21, 2026Describing his desired process as "a path to reverse aging," Johnson's plan mirrors a very specific plot already explored through cinema. Both 2005's "The Island" and 1979's "Parts: The Clonus Horror" focus on a secret facility that houses clones of the elite who are used for organ harvesting when their owner falls ill.In "The Island," clones who gain consciousness in the facility are told they survived a chemical weapons attack and must stay inside as the outer world is uninhabitable. Residents who win "the lottery" are told they are being transported to a paradise that acts as humanity's last livable location. In reality, the clone is taken into a surgery room where they are killed and harvested for whatever their owner requires."I mentioned getting diagnosed with an incurable disease is one of the best things that has happened to me in a long time. It's opened up a frontier of new paths to repair and strengthen the body. This is the first example," Johnson wrote.RELATED: Who wants to live forever? While Johnson cites existing clinical trials that use cells to cure certain ailments, those are obtained either voluntarily from a host or from leading stem cell clinics in places like Panama.For Johnson however, his desire is to "rebuild" his body "organ by organ" using a clone of himself as the resource."There's no real limitation in imagining," Johnson insisted. "My body will accept them [because] they're my cells," adding that "foreign cells are at risk of being rejected."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!