Kristen Breitweiser

And the saying back in the day was that if you had a plane that was not behaving properly,

normally, you'd find an F-16 on your tail within 10 minutes.

That was actually a bit of grace.

It was really like five to six minutes.

And for some bizarre reason, on the morning of September 11th, those F-16s didn't get up in time.

More to the point, the air bases where there were F-16 squadrons that could have gone and intercepted the errant planes on 9-11, they didn't call the F-16s from there.

They called them from bases that were further away

A perfect example, McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey had F-16s.

They brought the planes from Otis, which was like, I think, 200 miles away from the city and away from the planes.

Down in DC, instead of running the F-16s out of Andrews, they ran them out of, I can't think of the name of the, but out of Maryland instead.

And so what happened was the planes were hijacked and just allowed to crash into the buildings with no interception.

Yeah.

Yep, they did.

I don't know.

I mean, obviously there's talk that it was shot down.

He did give the order.

It's a heroic story.

Yeah, I mean, I think that you could drill down on that, go to Otis Air Force Base and, you know, get the files, find out when those F-16s left, if they were armed, and if they came back with the same amount of missiles that they left with.

It's not that hard to figure out.

You could test the soil sample.