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Jimmy Dore interviews former Congressman Curt Weldon about his book Able Danger: What the 9/11 Commission Never Told You, which describes how military and intelligence officials had advance knowledge of the 9/11 attacks and that information was deliberately withheld from investigators. Weldon describes efforts to suppress his investigations, including claims involving the Able Danger program, the 9/11 Commission, classified records, and pressure placed on people connected to his work.
The discussion expands into Weldon’s claims about intelligence agencies, the CIA, the Bush and Clinton administrations, the destruction of Able Danger data, and various theories involving the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings and directed-energy weapons. The two conclude by calling for a new independent investigation of 9/11, while Weldon emphasizes his stated motivation of seeking answers for the firefighters and other victims of the attacks.
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