Curt Weldon

I meet with them on 9-11, and they roll out the charts. That's the first time I knew that they had identified all the al-Qaeda cells in advance of 9-11. That's when I found out. I took it right down to the White House. To Steve Hadley, I called Rice's deputy. I said, I've got to see you right away. He said, we're under attack. I said, I have to see you. I took Dan Burton with me.

I meet with them on 9-11, and they roll out the charts. That's the first time I knew that they had identified all the al-Qaeda cells in advance of 9-11. That's when I found out. I took it right down to the White House. To Steve Hadley, I called Rice's deputy. I said, I've got to see you right away. He said, we're under attack. I said, I have to see you. I took Dan Burton with me.

Dan Burton was chairman of the oversight committee, and I took Chris Chase. I rolled out the charts. And Steve Hadley, deputy national security advisor, said to me, where did you get these from? I said, Steve, I've been telling you since you came into office in January that this team was the cutting edge. The Clinton administration ignored it. You didn't take any action on it.

Dan Burton was chairman of the oversight committee, and I took Chris Chase. I rolled out the charts. And Steve Hadley, deputy national security advisor, said to me, where did you get these from? I said, Steve, I've been telling you since you came into office in January that this team was the cutting edge. The Clinton administration ignored it. You didn't take any action on it.

And this is what developed by them. And he said to me, I've got to show this to the man.

And this is what developed by them. And he said to me, I've got to show this to the man.

The president, George Bush. He said, I've got to show it to the man. They took the charts. And in subsequent questions of Steve Hadley, he's acknowledged that I gave him charts, but he says, I can't remember what those charts were. When I met with Seymour Hersh, Seymour Hearst told me those charts are still on the hard drive at the NSA. That was five years ago.

The president, George Bush. He said, I've got to show it to the man. They took the charts. And in subsequent questions of Steve Hadley, he's acknowledged that I gave him charts, but he says, I can't remember what those charts were. When I met with Seymour Hersh, Seymour Hearst told me those charts are still on the hard drive at the NSA. That was five years ago.

Hi, I'm Kurt Weldon, teacher, firefighter, father of five, family man, who spent 20 years in the Congress after serving as mayor and county chairman of my county in suburban Philadelphia.

Hi, I'm Kurt Weldon, teacher, firefighter, father of five, family man, who spent 20 years in the Congress after serving as mayor and county chairman of my county in suburban Philadelphia.

My intent is to give experiences and information and knowledge about the 104 countries that I led delegations to during my 20 years in the Congress and all of the work that I did on behalf of America's firefighters and first responders traveling around the country. If you'd like to connect with me, connect on Manect, and I will get back to you.

My intent is to give experiences and information and knowledge about the 104 countries that I led delegations to during my 20 years in the Congress and all of the work that I did on behalf of America's firefighters and first responders traveling around the country. If you'd like to connect with me, connect on Manect, and I will get back to you.

Those are the two primary charts. They're the charts that I was given by them. The original charts went to Bush in the White House.

Those are the two primary charts. They're the charts that I was given by them. The original charts went to Bush in the White House.

Here's the best example. Read this book. This is not them. Forget them. This is the book about one of our top military generals who was on horseback. He had like 9,000 soldiers under his command. And this book, Keith Labor, I never met General Lambert, but I may be able to. This book was a New York Times bestseller and a movie. On page 27, he's asked, what were your thoughts when 9-11 happened?

Here's the best example. Read this book. This is not them. Forget them. This is the book about one of our top military generals who was on horseback. He had like 9,000 soldiers under his command. And this book, Keith Labor, I never met General Lambert, but I may be able to. This book was a New York Times bestseller and a movie. On page 27, he's asked, what were your thoughts when 9-11 happened?

And General Lambert says in his own words, you can read it. Within seconds, I knew who had done the attack. I knew it involved Mohammed Adda because I had been briefed on a top secret army intelligence program that's able danger. None of that's in the 9-11 commission report. And that proves that what they were doing identified Mohammed Adda. It basically calls everyone else a liar.

And General Lambert says in his own words, you can read it. Within seconds, I knew who had done the attack. I knew it involved Mohammed Adda because I had been briefed on a top secret army intelligence program that's able danger. None of that's in the 9-11 commission report. And that proves that what they were doing identified Mohammed Adda. It basically calls everyone else a liar.

Because General Lambert says it in his book that he knew, within seconds, Muhammad Atta was involved in 9-11. And Louis Freeh said afterwards that if he'd had the information, we could have prevented 9-11 from happening.

Because General Lambert says it in his book that he knew, within seconds, Muhammad Atta was involved in 9-11. And Louis Freeh said afterwards that if he'd had the information, we could have prevented 9-11 from happening.