Kristen Breitweiser

We did not need new laws to allow wiretapping and surveillance because in all of the channels for the FBI, CIA, NSA, DIA, we had every bit of information we needed to stop the terrorists.

The attacks 100% should have been prevented, could have been prevented.

The US government had everything it needed to stop the attacks.

We were already wiretapping and doing surveillance just fine before the Patriot Act.

So again, the attacks could have been prevented 100%.

We had all the information we needed to stop the attacks.

We had the hijackers fully identified.

We knew exactly where they were going and we knew what they were up to.

We knew that the Patriot Act, FISA warrants, they're not needed because we already had all the information we needed before 9-11 to stop the attacks.

The part of the commission's report that talks about the plot, the actual story of how the hijackers met, how the plan was devised, comes from, quote-unquote, questioning of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and Ramzi bin al-Sheib.

who were two detainees that were in custody.

It was based on torture.

Anyone who knows anything about torture knows that any information gleaned through torture is not reliable, it's not credible.