Report Links Saudi Nationals To 9/11 Attack & Documents Reveal Obscene EpiPen Price Gouging Details

Via America’s Lawyer: After 20 years, President Biden declassifies “Operation Encore,” a 16-page FBI report on the 9/11 attacks. Also, new emails prove former Mylan CEO Heather Bresch played a critical role in the exorbitant price hikes on EpiPens. Mike Papantonio and Farron Cousins discuss more.

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The Biden administration took the extraordinary step of declassifying certain documents related to Saudi Arabia's involvement in the 9/11 attacks. I have Farron Cousins from the trial lawyer magazine joining me now to talk about this. Wow. Okay. Operation Encore. Thank goodness there was an Operation Encore because the FBI didn't want it. The CIA didn't want it. The government that screwed, completely blew this whole 9/11 thing. They didn't want it. Now, you know, so, so the setting is this. Here you have these two desert bumpkins. I mean, that's, there's no other way to describe it. They come right out of Saudi Arabia. They don't speak English. They have no contact with Western, with Western countries at all. This is their first trip, literally out of the desert. They show up at LA airport. We know that they've been training, we already know they've been training to be terrorists over in Asia. The FBI already has a file on them. The CIA has a file on them. The FBI is not talking to the CIA because that's their territory. You know, the, I'm the FBI guy and he's the CIA guy and we don't share any of that. So they show up, land at the airport and we lose them after that. We know that they're part, I mean, they've been trained by the Wahhabi for God's sakes.

Yeah. And, and, and we know that one of them has diplomatic status and they're, they're meeting at restaurants. There's all kinds of information that we now know was known. But at the time they said, oh, well, no, we don't know who these people are. Sure. They're meeting at the embassy. But the embassy meets with tens of thousands of students, you know, here from Saudi Arabia. So of course, you know, we can't keep track of all of that. The embassy isn't supposed to keep track of all of it. But no, there was evidence, there were inklings. And now we know, and this, this was 16 pages, that's it. 16 pages that were still redacted to a degree.

Yeah.

And we've already got this much information from them. That, that's nuts.

Let me, let me promise what was redacted. What was redacted is that the FBI quietly moved Saudi Arabian nationals out of the country after it took place. No investigation, no serious questioning about, were you involved in this? The contacts are all over the place. And what's, what really, what really is most upsetting about this story is the CIA and the FBI, they don't communicate because of their ridiculous childlike territorial thing. I am in charge of this FBI, CIA, you're in charge of that and we don't work together because this is our territory. That was the heart of this problem. And because of that, we now know this, that the families that have brought this lawsuit have evidence that the FBI might be destroying, might've destroyed documents. Might've destroyed film where these two characters come into the country and the reason the film is important is because when they land in LA, there should be somebody from the FBI, maybe somebody from the CIA to follow these guys who end up meeting with two Audis who have diplomatic rights in the United States.

Right. Right. And these, again, these are the two people involved in these attacks. Got a diplomat, at least one diplomat meeting with them. I believe, yes, it was two and we knew all of this. We knew these individuals were meeting. We knew they were friendly. And yet in the 2006 9/11 commission report, what do they tell us? They tell us, listen, we can't link this to really anybody else. This is, this is a bunch of rogue actors inspired by Osama bin Laden. You know, a Saudi dissident is how they described Osama bin Laden.

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