Controversy Surrounding John Brennan and 9/11

There's so much sketchy stuff about John Brennan.

He was the station chief in Saudi Arabia and

actually signed the visas for half of the people, half of the

terrorists that crashed the planes into the Twin Towers.

Oh, yeah.

And then he comes to the United S- back to the U- US and he ends

up director of the CIA.

Lo and behold, in his passport is a

visa to go to United States of America issued

out of the American consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

According to one recently released court filings, quote, "The visas were

issued to facilitate an operation run by the Saudis and the CIA

spying operation. The station chief in Riyadh at the time

was future CIA Director John Brennan."

Osama Bin Laden's death has not put to rest questions surrounding

28 pages withheld from a report about the terror

attacks. Those pages continue to be a thorn in the

side of the

Obama administration, but as correspondent Kevin Corke reports

tonight,

there are more calls for the 28 pages to remain classified.

Uncorroborated, unvetted, and inaccurate, just some of the

words CIA Director John Brennan used over the weekend to describe the

still top secret 28 pages from the congressional 9/11 report

that some believe could shed light on possible Saudi support for some of the

9/11 hijackers. Even as the still classified remnants of

the congressional

9/11 review continue to cause political disruption for the White House.

Hiding the information as to the relationship between Saudi

Arabia and the 9/11 hijackers has been the epitome

of political disruption.

Bob Graham is the former chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

The coverup has gone beyond a coverup, and it's now

become aggressive deception. Uh, it's incredible that it would

take over 13 years, uh, to review 28 pages.

Brennan said those 28 pages in question contain information that's both

accurate and inaccurate, and he also added interestingly

that he was quite puzzled that Graham and others are fighting so hard for their

release.

Now we see that he is, uh, uh, his fingerprints are all over

Crossfire Hurricane. They lied to Congress,

they lied to the American people,

and they did it out of pure, sheer greed and lust

for power. It's gotta stop, and it's you and me and the

American people that have gotta stop it.

It's not our representative, it is we, the

people, have to take a stand.