Parker Hunsaker

I hope so.

I mean, when, when you look at it from a military perspective, the one question I've got is why did we have, you know, flight training going on on the West coast?

Why, why was our entire military move West a day of 9-11?

I've never heard that angle.

That's interesting.

Yeah.

I mean, if you go back and look at it, there were two fighter jets that were essentially left to protect Washington, D.C.

Wow, that's it?

And that was it.

On the morning of 9-11, that was all that had happened.

There's so much that you can uncover.

Yeah, but exactly.

I mean, and let me ask you, if you were the president of the United States, what's the one area that you'd want to cover?

New York City, I'd imagine, and D.C.

New York City and D.C.

And please tell me why the morning of 9-11, we only had two fighter jets ready to go.

Well, here's the crazy thing about the intelligence agency side.

Every single one of the ranking officers, I don't know if you're familiar with the military, but you've actually got to go through a chain of command in order to get anything to happen eventually.

All those intelligence agency officers had been absent the morning of 9-11.

They were either on vacation or they were somewhere else, you know, totally just unaware to the government.