Kristen Breitweiser

They literally have not, to this day, successfully and fully prosecuted anyone for the 9-11 attacks.

How is that possible?

3,000 people were murdered.

If you're a U.S.

attorney, your job is to go out and investigate that murder and prosecute people, have a grand jury, hold people accountable, put them in jail.

You're telling me that with all of the money that flew in and out of this country connected to the hijackers, there wasn't one bank account?

There wasn't one stock trade that you could drill down on and find out that someone had foreknowledge?

And if they had foreknowledge, well, how the hell did they have the foreknowledge?

Isn't that unbelievable?

That's what I'm saying.

And so what happened is when the U.S.

government doesn't take it upon itself to have a prosecution, to have an investigation, it's left to the victim's families to hire lawyers and do it on their own.

And you're really hamstrung

to do that.

Like you're talking about a terrorist attack where all the documents are classified.

It's all held by the government.

Everything that you need to learn about your case, to build your case is in the government's hands.

And the government refuses to give you that information.

And so we're kind of left in this limbo where the US government didn't do its job to prevent the attacks.

Then the Department of Justice after 9-11 didn't do its job to prosecute or hold anyone accountable and provide justice to the murdered victims' families.