The nation woke up to somber news of a devastating terror attack in New Orleans, sparking outrage and calls for accountability from leaders across the political spectrum. President-elect Donald Trump, known for his unfiltered and decisive rhetoric, weighed in early Thursday morning with a fiery critique of current U.S. leadership, labeling the nation as a “disaster” and a “laughing stock all over the World.”

The attack, which authorities are still investigating, has reignited concerns about domestic security under the Biden administration. Trump’s criticism centered on what he views as a failure of leadership to protect Americans. He charged that “incompetent and corrupt” leadership has allowed violent elements to infiltrate various aspects of government and society.

Trump’s remarks also took aim at the focus of the current administration, stating they have spent “all of their waking hours unlawfully attacking their political opponent” instead of addressing pressing security concerns. Calling for swift and decisive action, Trump demanded that “the CIA must get involved, NOW, before it is too late,” emphasizing the urgency of restoring national safety and stability.

The situation has left many Americans grappling with questions about the state of national security and governance. Trump’s statement that “a violent erosion of Safety, National Security, and Democracy is taking place all across our Nation” echoes concerns voiced by both his supporters and critics about rising internal and external threats.

As the nation approaches January 20th, Trump underscored the importance of “strength and powerful leadership” in addressing these challenges, urging Americans to rally for what he described as the ultimate goal: to “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.”

The terror attack and Trump’s response have added fuel to an already intense political climate, with questions about accountability, preparedness, and the future of American security dominating the national conversation.