Kristen Breitweiser

And I was like, oh, that's interesting.

You know, so you were following them or you weren't following them or you're on the practice runs where you're not on the practice runs.

But that was one of the stories that we had heard from like a source that like, yeah, like they were getting followed.

We were, you know, but we thought it was going to be 11-9, not 9-11.

That doesn't really make a lot of sense because we had the NSA listening into the conversations between bin Laden and the other operatives.

And as everybody knows now, because Senator Hatch leaked some of the information that like tomorrow is zero hour, you know, the big wedding, it's two sticks and an upside down birthday cake.

I think that there was plenty of information out there to let people know that it was actually 9-11.

And more to the point, one thing that gets skipped over often, my understanding is that Ramzi Yousaf, the 93 bomber, the fifth anniversary of his conviction was September 11th, 2001.

And if you know anything about Al-Qaeda, if you study Al-Qaeda, they like anniversaries.

And so to me, I think that for whatever reason, the attacks weren't stopped.

The American public wasn't properly notified or warned.

Certainly there are people inside the government that were probably given warnings.

I think there's evidence of that.

I just wish that- There's proof of that.

Yeah.

i just wish that my family had known because when my husband called me i would have been like holy this get the out like get out this is not a bad pilot as the president said um this is it like get out of that building you know um it was already a target the people that worked in that building

It was a target.

I think it's interesting that the women, many of the women that worked in my husband's firm survived.

And I, you know, point to women's intuition.

The women were just like, I'm getting the fuck out of here.