The Charlie Kirk Show Could the Ayatollah Bomb The Dallas Cowboys?
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Mar 12, 2026 Stuart Kaplan, former FBI special agent offering national security and intelligence perspective. Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist focused on NYC politics and security. Pastor Lucas Miles, TPUSA Faith leader promoting the Make Heaven Crowded tour. They debate Iranian drone and cartel threat scenarios, border and sleeper-cell vulnerabilities, rising urban security concerns, and faith-based community responses in uncertain times.
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Cheap Drones Create Anonymous Domestic Terror Threat
- Drones and cheap improvised aerial devices create an anonymous, hard-to-detect domestic terror threat.
- Stuart Kaplan warns hobby-store drones or ultralights can be adapted with IEDs and launched from rooftops or vans targeting crowded venues like stadiums.
Cartels Can Mask And Fund Foreign Attacks
- Mexican drug cartels can be persuaded to fund or assist attacks, adding a non-state but well-funded vector.
- Kaplan notes cartels' resources let them mask origins and complicate attribution between Iran, China, or Russia.
Van Launched Drone Could Hit A Football Stadium
- Kaplan gives a concrete attack scenario: a van parked outside a Dallas Cowboys game launches a drone into the stadium.
- He uses the stadium example to show how fast such an attack could unfold before detection.