Kristen Breitweiser

And they survived and my husband didn't.

And I feel like if the public was made more aware over the summer,

That, you know, Director Tenet's hair was on fire and that we were in the crosshairs and that there was an impending attack because we had warnings from Germany, Russia, Israel, Jordan, our own intel communities, surveillance of these cells.

I think many, many more lives would have been saved.

I think, frankly, the attacks would have been 100% prevented.

A systemic cover up.

I think the cover-up is so big that you couldn't even hold accountable the people that have covered it up.

And honestly, the other limited hangout answer to that would be like, well, we were told that we couldn't tell you the truth because it was a matter of national security.

Always.

And isn't that convenient?

But because of all of that.

Greatest failure of national security.

Like the Department of Defense, an hour and a half later, gets attacked and no heads roll.

Does that make any sense to you?

100%.

Yeah, I mean, I love that you want the commission.

I think that- I don't know if that's the right answer.

Yeah, and I think that that's, a truth commission is a great idea.

I think that I would like it tweaked a little bit.

I'd like, you know, a special prosecutor with a full-time, fully empaneled grand jury ready to issue indictments.