Kristen Breitweiser

We have not been properly taken care of.

We were railroaded.

How's that?

I don't know.

I want to just say this.

Anyone who knows anything about the couches in Building 7 and the planning of explosives should get immediate immunity and anonymity if they come forward with the information.

And if there is no one, then no one gets immunity.

The truth is really important everywhere all the time.

But when 3,000 people are murdered, we're owed an investigation.

No, right?

I mean, where is the justice system?

And it's unbelievable the stories that I could tell you about how we've been treated by our own Department of Justice.

Right.

So in 2015, certain members of Congress put together some legislation and created a fund run by the Department of Justice.

And the fund was supposed to be funded through terrorist sanctions, predominantly from those who do business with Iran, let's say, Bank Paribas.

was the first deposit that went into the fund.

That's a whole nother story in itself.

It's kind of interesting, but suffice it to say out of a $9 billion fine with Bank Paribas, I think 1.8 billion went to the victims.

And the residual money went to the state of New York to build a bridge that ultimately got named after the governor's father.

Actually?