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Learn About 501c3 Organization 9-11 Justice and Their Fight For Justice 7-3-24 · OneLegUpAlex Media

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Hey, everybody. Well, it's the Alex Garrett podcast Network. And you
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know, July second, seventeen seventy six, Congress did something right. The
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Continental Congress approved of America's independence from Great Britain. In fact, you know,
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I got to be in the room where it happened in Philadelphia, and
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I'll share that audio maybe on July the fourth itself replay for those who have
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just joined the podcast journey. But it's such an interesting thing to me that
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I feel like it's one of the last things Congress has done to benefit America,
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which is making us free now. I was corrected that George Washington had
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not led the Continental Congress at this time where the you know, it was
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part of the army at the time, but he was in that room with
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the founding fathers, and of course he became the first president. He was
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in there, and I got to see the chair he said as America was
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being formed. And so on that note, I wrote an article called the
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last thing you know Congress did write was July second, seventeen seventy six,
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and of course July fourth ratification the official signing of the declaration. And why
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I say that because in our own backyard. There are still families of one
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of the largest victims of the largest terrorist attacks ever, the largest terrorst attack
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ever on our soil, looking for justice. That's why nine to eleven Justice
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was formed by Brett Eagleson, and today I had the opportunity to attend a
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press conference where they are making sure people don't forget that their loved ones were
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killed in nine to eleven. Take a listen. Before I started, my
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collegdads is going to be a note from Congressman Mike Lawler, who couldn't be
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here today, but he did want to pass along some comments in his sentiments.
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I read those notes and then as you can start again, good morning,
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and thank you for being here. My name is Dennis McGinley, and
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our brother Danny was murdered on the eighty ninth floor of the South Tower on
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nine to eleven. Like Brett said, I just want to read a quick
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statement of support from Congressman Michael Waller, who is proudly serving New York's Hudson
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Valley, and it is addressed to Brett Eagleson, president of nine to eleven
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Justice. Thank you, Brett Eagleson for inviting me to join you for today's
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important announcement. My heart goes out to you and to all the lost loved
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ones in September eleventh attacks. I regret being unable to join you in person,
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as I am in my district revenge with constituents, but I wanted to
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make sure to provide a statement to be read for this important event. September
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eleventh, two thousand and one, changed our world. Like most Americans who
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were old enough, I'll never forget where I was that day. I was
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entering my fifth day of freshman year at Suffolk High School. I'll never forget
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hearing the news of the attacks of the Loudspeaker, or witnessing the fear of
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my fellow classmates who had parents who worked in the World Trade Center or served
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as first responders. Almost twenty three years later, those memories in the aftermath
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are forever etched in our minds. September eleventh had a profound impact on our
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nation, but particularly on New Yorkers. We lost thousands of innocent Americans on
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that day and continue to lose more. The brave heroes who work tirelessly on
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the pile trying to find survivors and help other families and families find closure.
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We must never forget those we lost nor fail to honor their memories as a
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nation. Is an imperative that we never forget and that our children and grandchildren
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understand the events of that day. That is why it is so important that
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we continue to mark the occasion and communities across the country and recognize all those
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we lost. For that reason, I introduced legislation last year to ensure September
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eleventh is always remembered by making it a federal holiday. I also introduced legislation
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to ensure nine to eleven survivors and the families of those we lost received the
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full compensation they are due. I am going to keep working with my colleagues
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in both parties to get the American Victims of Terror Compensation Act and September Eleventh
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Day of Remembrance Act passed and signed into law. We owe nothing less to
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these families. Justice for nine to eleven families means we must ensure they receive
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the full compensation they are due for their losses and for their healthcare needs.
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But it also means getting them the answers that they and the American people deserve.
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The video filmed by Saudi intelligence agent Omar al Bayoumi only just made public
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that appears to show him casing the capital at the same time that the nine
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to eleven attacks were being planned out. Is incredibly disturbing and raises new questions
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about the number and extent towards Saudi officials were involved in the September eleventh terrorist
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attacks. These questions must be answered. We owe it to Bread and to
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all those loved ones on September elevens that we lost, to the victims,
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the survivors, to those who continued to be diagnosed with health effects from that
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terrible day, and to all Americans. I will continue to speak out to
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demand answers to ensure that every individual with ties to this horrific attack on our
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country is brought to justice. Thank you, Thank you, Dennis. We
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thank the words for hires from Lawlor. You know, as we stand here
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today surrounded by family members that those who died horrifically and tragically in the World
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Trade Center of the Kentagon and the flight in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, we're no
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longer searching for words of you know You're in our boss and prayers. We're
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no longer looking for to be coddled or comper who stand here pissed off.
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It's twenty three years later, and our government has failed to bring us accountability,
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closure and justice. Our government fails to talk tough on the Kingdom of
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Saudi Arabia. Every member of Congress, especially the two candidates running for the
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highest office in this land, the two candidates running for president of the United
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States, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, need to be addressing
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this issue. There was a debate, if you wanted to at a debate
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less than a week ago. Were these two candidates for president knew about the
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existence of this video, and neither one of them had the courage to stand
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with the nine to eleventh families and address this issue. President former President Trump
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campaigns on the fact that he puts in America first. In twenty sixteen,
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he said live on Fox News, it wasn't a rack that knockdown the towers.
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Somebody on and opened up the files. It was Saudi Arabia that knockdown
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the towers. In twenty nineteen, he invited myself and members of standing with
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me on this stage to the White House. He promised he was gonna help.
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He said he was gonna declassify the documents. He said, we were
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right and just to pursue our actions against the Kingdom. Keep going, he
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said, I am with you, he said. The next day, his
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Attorney General, Bill barr In boike the State secrets for princi volet, keeping
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all these documents under lock and key. President Joe laden campaigned on the promise
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that he was gonna make seventy pariah state. He wrote a letter to our
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families and our attorneys saying if he were elected president, he would be classified
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documents. It wasn't until pressure from these family members on the twentieth anniversary of
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nine to eleven, when we threatened to protest his appearance at ground zero that
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he enacted presidential Executive Order one for zero towards zero. But despite of the
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fact that he enacted that presidential executive order, guess what we did not get
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the video at CBS at Pain. It was the families and it was our
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dog in pursuit of justice. We were the ones that were able to obtain
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this video. We didn't get this video from the United States government. We
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got this video from the British government. You could argue that the families did
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a better job investigating the attacks of nine to eleven in the United States government
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with its hundreds of billions of dollars of resources. The former deputy director of
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the CIA went alive and faced the nation and said he's never seen this video.
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Listen. The time for games and doubts about whether Salad Arabia did it
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is over. This is a bipartisan issue. You just heard from Powisman,
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Mike Lawler, who's a Republican. Senator Bloomhal on the left side, has
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been one of our biggest supporters. Senator Cornyan and Senator Grassley, Senator Jilligram.
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There is no issue today in the United States politics that members of the
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left and right can agree on. Accept this that it's unconscionable that the two
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candidates for president of the United States are refusing to address this issue. They'd
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rather bury their heads in the sand than come out and stand with these nine
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eleven family members. It's been twenty three years, but when no longer're looking
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for words of comfort, We're looking for justice, and we're looking for a
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champion who's gonna put America first. We're sick of it. I don't say
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anything else if I started sweating, but that's had a couple of comments.
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I just wanted to do share my personal comments, you know. Again,
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as Brett mentioned, then I love a community with a little hope from our
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own Department of Justice, FBI, and government was able to finally obtain smoking
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gun evidence of the Saudi government's direct involvement in nine to eleven. But now
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is design for President Biden, former President Donald Trump, Congress, and the
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Senate to help us obtain justice, accountability, and enclosure from those who perpetrate
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the largest mass murder on American soil. In just the past week, President
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Biden stated that we're in the United States of America. There is nothing we
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cannot achieve when we stand together. Then the next day he said, we
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are the United States of America. We bow to know well, we've been
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bowing to the King of Saudi Arabia for the past twenty three years. We've
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allowed them to get away with murdering three thousand innocent Americans, murdering our Navy
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servicemen and pensycol Florida, murdering and dismembering a Washington boast, re border,
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ruin our institution of professional golf, manipulate our economy, and President presidential elections.
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President Biden also in his speech last evening, talked about the January sixth
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protesters. They were held accountable for their actions that day, but not the
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people and government that actually tried to blow up the Capitol and killed everyone in
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it. It's bizarre, It's just it's mind body. My family and I
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took a tour the Capitol Building just two weeks ago. You cannot replace that
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building, the history there, nor the lives that would have been lost.
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There's a beautiful plaque memorial in the Capitol Building honoring the heroes of Flight ninety
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three. These heroes are loved ones. The first responders that are still dying
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from nine to eleven related illness deserve more than plaques and memorials. That deserve
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justice, accountability, and closure. The innocent Americans who were murdered on that
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horrific day would have done anything. Together those buildings and planes. We're calling
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on our president, former President Donald Trump, all of our leaders and representatives
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in Washington to stand together, do something and finally end this cat and mouse
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game, this national nightmare that we've been living for the last twenty three years.
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Bring it to an end. We've been through enough banking. My name
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is Peter Brady and I lost my father. I'm an eleven in the self
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Power. The newly released video which shows Omar Albayomi, a known Sally Intelligence
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operative, conducting surveillance of the last target for the nine to eleven hijackers only
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months before the attacks, is a significant piece of evidence that clearly implicated Sided
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intelligence was at the center of the network preparing the hijackers for the nine eleven
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attacks. This and other evidence implicates Bayouming and other high ranking Saudi officials who
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are the front end of this support network for the hijackers. They provided financial
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and logistical support which was deliberate, sustained, and carefully important. Attempts to
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downplay this video as a sight scene or home video, along with other other
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things, undermines the sirianness seriousness of the US government's An eleven investigation by anything
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was casing the US companies focusing on security features, personnel, and strategic locations.
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This is typical of pre operational surveillance. Ignoring these science demonstraints fundamental misunderstanding
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of intelligence and surveillance trade print, and challenges the narrative that this was justin
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Manson Act, we demand that Congress take media decided the action in response to
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this video honoring the debt ode to the nine to eleven community for their selfless
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sacrifice saving countless lives at the Capital. We need to ensure that their heroism
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is never for and there's currently legislation installed in US Congress that are helping our
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fiers who have been fighting for justice for over twenty years. We urgently call
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for a review of the FBI's handling of the video and other critical evidence,
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the CIA's failure to inform the nine to eleven Commission, the former CIA director
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Morell other videos, existence reasons, concerns, and about the failures on how
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our government conducted their investigation. For over two decades, we have fought hard
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for transparency, accountability, and justice, facing numerous legal challenges in governmental as
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well. The victims' families have already endured so much pain and suffering and is
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essential that all avenues for those truth and accountabilities were pursued. Yeah, it's
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like the point out of one important fact that I forgot you mentioned is that
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in two thousand and four, the mission came to the conclusion while we got
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a lot of things right, they failed to address the role that Saudi Arabia
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played. The nine to eleven Commission concluded in two thousand and four. This
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operation operation on Encore, the secret FBI investigation didn't commence until two thousand and
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six, and I went for over a decade. So Encore concluded over a
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dozen years after the conclusion of the nine to eleven Commission. So, as
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far as we're concerned, the nine to eleven Commission didn't have all the RelA
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the facts. They certainly didn't have this video that you see air on the
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CBS News. There's a longer segment it's going to be airing on sixteen minutes
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in the fall, which talks more about this informasion. But do any of
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the other failing members stay time? Two words? So with that, I
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think we'll open it up. If anybody has a questions, we're happy to
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answer those. Why do you think, remember who the president is, they're
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not investigating or being honest about what they do. Sure, I mean there's
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a lot of theories on that. One is that our government enjoys on a
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state, state level or really cozy relationship with Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It's
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no secret that they stabilize world oil markets. It's no secret that they spend
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billions and millions of valors in Washington lobbyists. As we stand here right now,
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they're fighting us too than nail in some district of federal court. They
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have the most expensive and high priced lawyers in the world. They spend upwards
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of ten million dollars. I've heard a month on their lobbying efforts. So
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I think that in this case, unfortunately agreed the drunk all. But you
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know, it doesn't deter us because we have the spirit of our loved ones
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pushing us forward. We have something more powerful than they have. We have
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the truth. We have the truth in these documents right here, and eventually
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the truth always wins and the good always wins. So we're gonna keep going.
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But you've all lost for Congress to tech and maybe a decisive action.
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What is that? What does that av What do you want? I mean,
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there's a number of things Congress could do and should do it. You
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know, I commend Congressman Lawler for taking making a powerful statement. Senator bloom
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involves on similar statements. You know, I would like to see more members
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of Congress pevocal about this issue. There is a law that's currently stalled.
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It's in the House Judiciary Committee right now. It's called ejv TA Ensuring Justice
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against Sponsors of Terrorism. It's been delayed through a market session reasons unknown.
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You know, there's a number of things we could do. We can pass
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resolutions, we could threaten put them on the State sponsored terroor list. We
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need just more toffees. We're tough enough to be up here hundred and fifty
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yards from the nine eleven Memorial twenty three years later. Our congress members should
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be tough enough to take on the kingdom, take on special interests, tell
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the Saudi lobbyists to get the hell out of their office. W W what
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would satisfy everyone's standing up on this stage, like if you've you've congressmen hormonal?
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But to one end? What what is justice? What does that?
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But we need we need our government to get honest with us about what happened
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that day. We need the documents to come out, not full redactions,
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page on page, and we need to king from of Saudi Arabia to take
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accountability. Look, we're not saying that we should go attack the kingdoms.
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That's that's not what we're saying. The the The current leader of Saudi Arabia
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was fifty was my age on Iaida. He had nothing to do with the
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nine eleven task, but his government did. And if members of our government
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were found guilty of mass murdering three thousand people in Italy, for example,
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our government would surely be hell accountable. So we want the Kingdom to acknowledge
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it's wrong being if the Kingdom wants to have normal relationships with the West,
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if they wanna invest in our sports leagues, if they wanna buy our weapons,
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if they want us to commit our troops to defend their soil, they
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can't do any of that unless they address the sins of their past and they
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come clean, and they won't up to it. And by the way,
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it shouldn't be me talking about this, it should be President by the President
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Trump should be the number one people talking about this, not me. I
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have a same sure any schools all over my husband are nine to eleven,
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anything was thirty twenty old left behind my children. They just wanna make the
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skate. If this has nothing to do with money, money will learn upon
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and the same won't be lost. I'd like to know why four planes in
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one day, not how to count and how this happened. Money will never
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replace my husband Norm Thank you guys for coming. We appreciate you being here.
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This is something so important to highlight, so thank you. That was
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the entire press conference which took place today at the Downtown Marriott, and I
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was so honored that Gabriel Abucci, the press person pr person for nine to
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eleven Justice, have me there. We want more answers and we demand them.
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And after the press conference, I caught up with those you heard speaking
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up there, Pete Brady, of course, Brett Eagleson, and Dennis McGinley.
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All right, I've been invited to cover this very important event in nine
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to eleven Justice. You know I'm here with Brett Eagleson, the founder of
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nine to eleven Justice. First of all, Brett, why did you create
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this beautiful organization for just for the nine eleven families. Yeah, I mean
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we needed a way to be more formalized. Prior to the creation of this,
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we were sort of we didn't have a name or a brand, We
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didn't have a way to send out press releases or even really to raise money.
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So we created a five o one CEE at the suggestion of some people
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that are familiar in this space, and we did it and it's been very
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helpful. So we've been doing this for a long time. It's just that
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we officially registered as a five on one see about two years. Congratulations thout
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you Now you're very passionate. So my first question is you want to bring
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justice even more? Why not run for off? Says zeb Has that crossed
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your mind? People have asking that question. I want to remain independent,
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exactly independent, and be a family man. You know, I think we
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could accomplish more with me not having to put a label on our groove for
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my or myself. I'm afraid that we haven't learned less than twenty three years
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ago because we're still letting illegals and everything in the tarras into the country.
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Does that bother you as well? Well? Well, Bob, is what
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I hear on the news every day. FBI Director Christopher Ray, who,
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by the way, he's been part of the he's been part of the blockage
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for some of these documents. But you hear what some of these leaders in
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Washington are saying, and the lights are flashing red again. So what's really
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really concerning to me is, you know, are we doing enough to prevent
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another Terroritticker, you mentioned you were in President Trump's office in twenty nineteen.
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It sounds like though he's really disappointed. You tell us why. Well,
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you know, President Trump campaigned on the fact that Saudi Arabia did nine to
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eleven. We thought that, you know, he would come to our aid,
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and he did. He invited us to the Blue Room of the White
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House, and you know, he said he was gonna be classify the documents
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and his Attorney General. I can't honestly tell you why. There's theories,
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right, there's theories that people told him, hey, you know what,
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you know, Bill Barr knows better than you. You better listen to Bill
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Barr. But it was Bill Barr that suggests it and ultimately signed the State
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secrece doctrine. But they did that, they did that with President Trump's approval.
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And then on the Biden side, of course, Afghanistan really ripped the
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wound, the you know, the scab opening. I mean on the Biden
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side, again, there's there's equal you know, both both individuals are equally
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guilty here for not doing enough to help the nine eleven families. With Biden,
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he campaigned on the fact that he was gonna make Saudi Arabia pariah state.
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He wrote a letter to the family saying he was going to be classified.
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He then goes and does, in fact, he classify under pressure from
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US, but then does nothing with nothing with the actual documents. So we
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have the documents here that I'm holding, and it's very clear that the kingdom
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was very much involved or elements with the Kingdom bagies. So how come his
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administration hasn't done anything. Tell us about the influence you've had. It sounds
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like you've gotten the ear of Congress people, senators and yes, President,
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so tell us what that means by that influence. But it feels like you
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want to take it a little further now, you want to get further out
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there. Yeah, we just we were going to keep doing this, and
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we're not gonna stop until we have accountability, until we have the United States
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government stand with us, and whether that be a presidential candidate, a sitting
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member, or a sitting president, we want closure or we're tired of doing
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this. You know, in a few weeks we're gonna mark the twenty third
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anniversary of nine to eleven. I don't want to have to be coming up
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here for the next five ten years. I want to move on with my
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life. I have a family of my own, and we just want to
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end this. I heard des follow a national nightmare. I think that's a
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great way to characterize it. We've been living this nightmare. It impacted three
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and so many more, yet only a few Americans in this building. I
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mean, I'm sure you guys promoting this event. So how can we add
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at the podcast? I get the word out for you guys. Just keep
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talking about it. You know, we've had we had about fifty family members
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here today. We had about five or six news cameras, but I feel
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like there should be more. You know, the CBS news segment got four
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million views on Twitter or x rather, but then it just sort of didn't
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go anywhere right there. So I need we need members of the media to
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keep recirculating this and make this issue viral. Make this a campaign, ISSH,
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make this central to the next presidency. And you know you talk about
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the video, tell us really quick about this video and can people view it?
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Yes, people can view it's It's on Twitter, it's online some different
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mediums. We have it, we have copies of it. We can post
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it to our website, which is nine one one Justice dot org by the
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way, but the video is really conclusive at shocking, it's kind of bone
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chilling. It's them casing the United States capital, and it's not just anybody
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that's doing it, it's it's an FBI confirmed Saudi intelligence operative. So like,
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that's one thing, but number two is that he's also in a video
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hosting the hijackers out his apartment. So to us, it's very very clear
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that elements within the Saudi government were behind this. Bayoumi wasn't doing this on
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his own. He was being tasked by higher Saudi government officials to go out
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and do this stuff. I'm so glad that you created this because I feel
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like as we get further and further away from it, people are starting to
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forget, and yet you're here saying, let's remember, So tell us about
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that aspect as part. Well, you know, one of the things that
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drives me is I want the truth. I want to get to the truth,
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and I want the truth to be told in public schools. Like you
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know, right now, we're set to believe that it was nineteen hijackers with
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no knowledge of English, no money, no idea of how to fly a
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plane, no knowledge of Western culture. We're somehow able to band together and
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pull off the most CONSEQUENTI attack in this nation's history with no help from anybody.
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And what we're finding is the truth is is that they had a lot
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of help. They needed a lot of help to do it, and that
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help came in the form of the Saudi intelligence or the Saudi support network.
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Rather, I want to thank you for also playing on this date. I
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don't know if you're aware of July second, seventeen seventy six Congress vote to
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make this a free country, and now here you are saying let's keep it
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free. And that's a random coincidence, but I love it. I love
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the coincidence and that very much. Well bred. Thank you so much,
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Thanks for thanks for doing this well. We might have heard in the press
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conference I just aired on my podcast, Peter Brady speak up and about the
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loss of her dad in nine to eleven in the attacks, tell us what
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it means to be here today and really nine to eleven justice when it's how
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it's helped your family pretty much heal and then try here from a lot of
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I think it's given a voice to a lot of people that you know are
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seeing this once a year. Family members that want to get involved are able
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to reach out to bread and you start to try and move the dial.
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You know, a lot of the what's been pushed out in the media is
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coming from nine to eleven Justice and other organizations within the non eleven community.
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But I think it's important that you know, you still come together as a
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community. We're all going to be always be part of this and continue to
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train, you know, make the best of the bad situation. Nationally,
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we all see the families on nine to eleven when they do the readings.
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What is your message to Americans that only see that once a year to just
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get more involved? Right, Yes, I would agree with that statement.
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This is something that affects everything from national security to you know, foreign politics,
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and it's just a bigger issue that you know, change the world and
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everybody plays a word and one less thing. Have we reached out to Congress
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in your district and to further this cause. Yes, we continue to be
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in touch with our local state of federal representatives to try and make you know
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our position heard. And now Pete, thank you so much and God bless
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you. Thanks you, And now here's the voice of Dennis McGinley, who
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spoke a while losing his older brother Danny in the attacks Ninal Life. Well,
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people just heard the press conference on my podcast. You know, I
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just post the whole thing. But tell us you're on the network, you're
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eligib with Mike Lawler and how he was able to help out today, because
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that's a huge statement you deliver. Actually, you know, I'm not a
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constituent of Mike Waller. I'm actually a constituent of Anthony D. S Posito,
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who's also Yeah, he's also one of our champions and is very supportive.
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But I actually had the opportunity to meet Mike Waller a couple of times
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this year, once in his office with a fellow nine to eleven family member,
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Jay Winnick. He Jay is actually a constituent of Mike Wawler. He
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was gracious enough to meet with us in his office and then I ran into
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him actually down in Washington, d C. About a month ago when we
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were in a press conference for Fun the Fun the victims for the state sponsored
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terror. So but he couldn't be here. He would have, but we
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were very appreciative of him, you know, given us a statement now tell
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us how you were affected by nine to eleven. Where did you lose time?
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I lost our oldest brother. So I'm one of five boys, very
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close knit family. Danny my brother, he was really oldest brother at the
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time. He was forty years old, married with five young children, and
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he worked on the eighty ninth floor in the South Town. You wouldn't be
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here if you were as pissed off as everybody else. So how can we
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get more Americans pissed off about all of us? You know, I think
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it's just maybe listen, I get it, it's been twenty plus years and
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people have you know, especially people outside of New York were really affected by
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it. But I think as Americans, this is the largest mass murder of
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Americans on our soil, the largest attack. I mean, this should be
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something that you know, kind of affects all Americans. And once they see
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this, this, this video evidence, smoking gun evidence that we had to
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wintain from another more government, not ours, right like that, all Americans
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should be up in arms. I would say so because when we're paying their
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taxs, you know, paying tax we have we have millions of illegal alien
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sports in the border are unvetted. This could happen again. Let me ask
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you this, because I'm always talking about being on the ground in the community.
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I feel like this is such a big example of being in the community
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with one another. How important is that to keep community strong like this,
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you know, to rise up if you will. Yeah, almost, I
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mean, you know, it's like like President Biden kind of said, uh
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the other day, you know, it's Americans, there's nothing we can achieve
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if we stick together. So, uh, you know, standing together's community
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is very powerful, right, Yes, I mean, look, look what's
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in the history of our country, what small groups, small communities have been
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able to accomplish. So I asked Pete this, I'm gonna ask you as
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well. Americans outside of New York only see you know, the families every
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year on the nine to eleven national broadcast. What's it mean to you?
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And how would you mngoage Americans to get involved beyond just domorleven the day it's
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out. Well, So what Congressman Wahler is looking to pass is that making
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nine eleven the federal holiday. Remember, so obviously we wouldn't want that to
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turn into like a Memorial Day, people having barbecues and going, right,
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But you know, teaching it more in schools, make it mandatory that students,
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young children learn like the real story behind that nine to eleven. And
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Jay Winnick, who I mentioned as well, he's this constituent of Congress.
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I'm like, well, he's actually the founder of nine to eleven Day of
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Service, Okay, which is huge now, right, So you know,
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I think it's it's like Brett had said, it's it's a Biblelas issue,
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right. Everybody should be rallying together to make this right, like we like
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present by some we are, we're the greatest country in the world. We
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allow this to go, okay, like one account and how do they not
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have the video and all the declassified verse classified stuff? And I'm like,
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god, they weren't about this, and they not only we were fighting our
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own government in our department, Justine Upiah fighting this out east too. It
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should not be like that. Okay, you mentioned living I've been one asked
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us all day. Now I'll ask you film Michaelson in the Great American Golfer
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goes to lift, did you lose all respect him? All respect that?
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I mean? I wants respect for all of them actually, you know,
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especially for Bracon to shamba. Yeah, let's say, oh, come on,
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nine eleven five members. You know, no one's perfect, but you
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know, can't you just can't we just move on and like and forgive.
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Well, yeah, listen, we're all about forgiveness, but you have to
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ask for forgiveness first. You have to acknowledge what you did want to be
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forgiven. We're not against them playing golf and doing deals with being an ally,
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but it said like they have addressed this before we can move forward.
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Have you said the twenty eight pages. I have to ask that because that's
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a big part of this commission, the twenty eight pages. I keep thinking
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about that. I think of s Auty Arabia. I'm sure that weighs in
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your mind as well. You don't be honest, Honestly, I don't even
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really see in the twenty eight pages. But I've seen everything else. I've
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seen an operation Encore, I've seen the evidence that has been declassifying, and
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I've just seen this video evidence that the sounds and our government has not existed.
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Well we got it. We got it from the UK, from Scotland
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Yard so believe I'm like, this has to stop this game of cover up
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and protection from how many trips to Washington have you made in these efforts to
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get probably need about about three. And I'm sure you're gonna make more in
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the future here, so hopefully you don't. I'm hoping we don't have hoping
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that comes to one after well, God bless you, sir on this and
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dead id you very much so that right there are three men who have been
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shattered by nine to eleven, and this week the week we honor independence,
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the week we honor the fact that Congress in seventeen seventy six said yes to
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independence. I urge today's Congress to follow the lead of Congressman Mike Lawler,
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and those are Brett Eagleson and Pete Brady and Dennis mc McGinley to find justice
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for all the families of the victims of nine to eleven nine to eleven Justice
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dot Org. If you're a congressman or a woman listening to this, visit
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it. This should not be a you know, issue of debate. There's
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no debate here. We need to help find these families some closure and some
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healing twenty three years later, and also find out what other videos exist before
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nine to eleven. It's insane that the UK government, not our own government,
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had to help these families out the United States of America. We could
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do better, and we can especially do better for those families of the nine
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to eleven tragedy. I'm Alex Garrett and there's been a special presentation on the
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