Terrorists always have one thing in common: they claim to be something they are not. The March 15, 2019 attacker magnified himself to be something he is not, and this guy also tried to magnify himself to be something that he is not. He spoke of joining ISIS. This person called himself a Muslim and yet he wanted to join this vicious, evil organisation that probably has killed more Muslims than anyone. In Syria and Iraq, the biggest victims of ISIS are Muslims, and this person, yet calling himself a good Muslim, wanted to join. He was inspired by them, and he wanted to join them. So that says a lot about him. In 2017, this person wanted to travel to join this group in Syria. I've heard a lot of comments—people saying that we should have let him go. That would have been irresponsible. We did the right thing by stopping him.