Curt Weldon

I get frantic calls from four of those professional staffers at the Able Danger Team, which I later learned was the name of this group at Fort Belvoir. We have to see you right away, Mr. Chairman. Scott Philpott, Annapolis grad, Navy career officer, commander of four ships, pleading with me to meet. Tony Schaefer, Lieutenant Colonel, Bronze Star recipient, spy for the military.

I get frantic calls from four of those professional staffers at the Able Danger Team, which I later learned was the name of this group at Fort Belvoir. We have to see you right away, Mr. Chairman. Scott Philpott, Annapolis grad, Navy career officer, commander of four ships, pleading with me to meet. Tony Schaefer, Lieutenant Colonel, Bronze Star recipient, spy for the military.

I get frantic calls from four of those professional staffers at the Able Danger Team, which I later learned was the name of this group at Fort Belvoir. We have to see you right away, Mr. Chairman. Scott Philpott, Annapolis grad, Navy career officer, commander of four ships, pleading with me to meet. Tony Schaefer, Lieutenant Colonel, Bronze Star recipient, spy for the military.

Eileen Pricer, Air Force career intelligence officer, expert on computers. And Eric Kleinsmith. I met with each of them privately. They all told me the same story. And they rolled out the charts that I just showed you. Those charts I will make public now because they are not classified. I showed them when I testified before the Senate hearing.

Eileen Pricer, Air Force career intelligence officer, expert on computers. And Eric Kleinsmith. I met with each of them privately. They all told me the same story. And they rolled out the charts that I just showed you. Those charts I will make public now because they are not classified. I showed them when I testified before the Senate hearing.

Eileen Pricer, Air Force career intelligence officer, expert on computers. And Eric Kleinsmith. I met with each of them privately. They all told me the same story. And they rolled out the charts that I just showed you. Those charts I will make public now because they are not classified. I showed them when I testified before the Senate hearing.

We identified every cell of Al-Qaeda in the world the year before 9-11. We identified the New York cell a year before 9-11. We knew there was going to be a problem. The Able Danger team tried to go to the FBI and Justice Department three times. We have the names. All three times they were stopped. We have the names of the person, the FBI, that was told to deny the meetings.

We identified every cell of Al-Qaeda in the world the year before 9-11. We identified the New York cell a year before 9-11. We knew there was going to be a problem. The Able Danger team tried to go to the FBI and Justice Department three times. We have the names. All three times they were stopped. We have the names of the person, the FBI, that was told to deny the meetings.

We identified every cell of Al-Qaeda in the world the year before 9-11. We identified the New York cell a year before 9-11. We knew there was going to be a problem. The Able Danger team tried to go to the FBI and Justice Department three times. We have the names. All three times they were stopped. We have the names of the person, the FBI, that was told to deny the meetings.

They were not allowed to transfer the information. That information, when I came out with my book, Louis Freeh, former FBI director, wrote in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal and said on Good Morning America, could have prevented 9-11 from happening. That's not me saying that. That's Louis Freeh and General Keith Lambert.

They were not allowed to transfer the information. That information, when I came out with my book, Louis Freeh, former FBI director, wrote in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal and said on Good Morning America, could have prevented 9-11 from happening. That's not me saying that. That's Louis Freeh and General Keith Lambert.

They were not allowed to transfer the information. That information, when I came out with my book, Louis Freeh, former FBI director, wrote in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal and said on Good Morning America, could have prevented 9-11 from happening. That's not me saying that. That's Louis Freeh and General Keith Lambert.

Our general in charge of special operations on horseback was asked in this award-winning book, became a movie, on page 27, General, what were your thoughts when 9-11 happened? And he said, within seconds I knew who had done the attack and I knew it involved Mohammed Atta.

Our general in charge of special operations on horseback was asked in this award-winning book, became a movie, on page 27, General, what were your thoughts when 9-11 happened? And he said, within seconds I knew who had done the attack and I knew it involved Mohammed Atta.

Our general in charge of special operations on horseback was asked in this award-winning book, became a movie, on page 27, General, what were your thoughts when 9-11 happened? And he said, within seconds I knew who had done the attack and I knew it involved Mohammed Atta.

Thirdly, after this all broke and I came out with my book criticizing the agency and started really going crazy protecting these brave heroes that were being abused by defense intelligence. The Inspector General for the Pentagon files a whistleblower paper. I have a copy of it. I'll give it to you. His name is John Crane.

Thirdly, after this all broke and I came out with my book criticizing the agency and started really going crazy protecting these brave heroes that were being abused by defense intelligence. The Inspector General for the Pentagon files a whistleblower paper. I have a copy of it. I'll give it to you. His name is John Crane.

Thirdly, after this all broke and I came out with my book criticizing the agency and started really going crazy protecting these brave heroes that were being abused by defense intelligence. The Inspector General for the Pentagon files a whistleblower paper. I have a copy of it. I'll give it to you. His name is John Crane.

He asked for protection because his bosses in DIA refused to allow him to become a whistleblower when he told them that he was told to lie to the Congress. He was told to misinform the Congress. I have that in writing, Tucker. The 9-11 Commission is a cover-up. 1,000% cover-up. Zelikow war der Führer des Cover-Ups.

He asked for protection because his bosses in DIA refused to allow him to become a whistleblower when he told them that he was told to lie to the Congress. He was told to misinform the Congress. I have that in writing, Tucker. The 9-11 Commission is a cover-up. 1,000% cover-up. Zelikow war der Führer des Cover-Ups.