Kristen Breitweiser

He gets caught.

January 15th, these two hijackers come in that the CIA knows about into LA, LAX, like literally two weeks after Rassam was planning on blowing up LAX.

And they're all connected back to the camps in Afghanistan.

But again, the CIA doesn't do anything.

And apparently, according to the official story, the CIA knows these two guys are coming here, the two hijackers, and just forgets about them.

Doesn't do anything.

Okay?

What I think happened is I think that the Clinton administration was like, this is not good.

We have these two guys coming in.

We need to do something.

Let's farm it out.

We can't trust the FBI.

Let's give it to some foreign intelligence to keep an eye on these guys and see what they're up to.

Now,

If that happened, what we do then is we find out that the USS Cole bomb goes off in October of 2000.

So that's now nine months, 10 months after these guys come in.

The CIA supposedly lost track of them, but they go and they carry out the Cole bombing overseas, okay?

At that point, if the Clinton administration did put together this op, like let's try to recruit these hijackers, let's let the line out, let's see what we can learn.

They're listening into the AHADA switchboard.

At that point, 17 sailors die.