Kristen Breitweiser

Yeah, I mean, I think it's peculiar.

I think that for me personally, my initial focus was on the U.S.

government failures.

I was very interested in what the U.S.

government knew, why the attacks weren't prevented.

And that was my original focus.

And then certainly we were sort of corralled into considering the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that happened through

you know, a confluence of things.

The Joint Inquiry of Congress did an investigation.

They left 28 pages blank, blacked out, redacted.

And, you know, the whisper campaign began that it was the kingdom of Saudi Arabia that had a strong hand in the attacks.

They logistically and financially supported the hijackers.

and you know undoubtedly there's information there that um could support that scenario there's also historic um facts that show that the u.s intelligence community and the saudis work together um you know speaking here about you know iran contra speaking here as well about the years in afghanistan with the mujahideen um

But then as years and years go by, you start to consider about other foreign allies that might have played a role.

And what I think is most curious is the fact that we not only don't call for an examination, a real examination,

of our own intelligence community, the CIA, the NSA, the FBI, DIA, Defense Intelligence.

There's been no clarion call for that.

There has been somewhat of a drill and focus on the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

And yet there's been nothing about, you know, the other ally in the region, which is Israel.

And I think that that's curious.