Kristen Breitweiser

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2,128 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 14 Apr

Kristen Breitweiser’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And to me, that meant that whatever he took must have protected both the Clinton administration and the Bush administration because the silence and the absolute, you know, vacuum of politics
Karl Rove going after Sandy Berger during, you know, a midterm election year kind of like to me speaks to what he must have taken and who whose mess he was really cleaning up.
So those are two documents that I think need to be released to the American public to shed some light on what could have been done to prevent the attacks.
Richard Clark's look back two days after 9-11 that President Bush ordered and the Millennium After Action Report.
Then we've got all of the NSA files.
Now the NSA had been listening to the El Hada switchboard from like 96 on.
So that's a wealth of information, not only about 9-11, about the embassy bombings in East Africa, about the U.S.
's coal bombing.
I think that those files that have never been investigated, never been examined fully, Phil Zelikow, the staff director of the 9-11 Commission, just didn't really see the need for it.
Those should all be fully released.
I think the inspector general's report for the FBI failing to share information should be fully released to the public.
No redactions.
I think the CIA inspector general report.
I think the
NSAs, I don't think they have an inspector general.
I think Treasury's FinCEN.
They don't have to.
I think those types of IG reports need to come out the classified version.
It's now 25 years later.
There's no sources and methods.
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