Kristen Breitweiser

And so for the war in Iraq, I don't know how anyone could credibly explain that the kingdom did 9-11 because they wanted to queue up Iraq.

Right.

I don't think it makes any sense.

Right, and that's what I ask a lot of people that are always like the Saudis, the Saudis, the Saudis.

I'm like, well, okay, but why?

You know, for me, it's like, what would have been the motive?

Why would the kingdom of Saudi Arabia want to attack the United States, kill 3,000 people?

What was in it for them?

You know, if you're an evildoer and you're over in Saudi and you're like, hey, let's do this, what were they thinking they were gonna get out of it?

And realistically speaking, what did they get out of it, right?

And from what I see is they've been tied up in litigation now for 24 years,

being blamed for 9-11.

And so, I don't know whether they did it or not.

I don't have access to the classified files, but I don't think that they're alone.

I think that there are other foreign governments that should also be examined.

And I think it's peculiar that for whatever reason, there's no questions about the other foreign governments.

And to me, that sticks out.

And it's like, well, are we just being distracted with the kingdom?

What about the kingdom and other foreign nations?

What about the kingdom, other foreign nations, and the U.S.