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Tucker Carlson’s recent 9/11 series advances a that alleges suppression and deception by intelligence agencies and suggests ties between U.S. agencies and the hijackers, but available analyses show th...
Tucker Carlson’s 9/11 series advances a set of dramatic assertions: the official account is a “complete lie,” the 9/11 Commission was a deliberate , U.S. intelligence — specifically the CIA — knew abo...
Tucker Carlson’s recent presentations assemble a set of interlocking claims: that Saudi operatives aided the 9/11 hijackers, that U.S. intelligence agencies knew more than they disclosed and may have ...
New, previously sealed material has surfaced in recent years — including video and tapes found in Omar al‑Bayoumi’s 2001 apartment and large archives of 9/11 footage — and some of that material was no...
Tucker Carlson’s recent 9/11 claims coalesce around three central assertions: unnamed insiders had foreknowledge and profited financially, foreign intelligence (notably Saudi and Israeli actors) and U...
Tucker Carlson’s 9/11 series advances a set of interrelated claims: the official narrative of the attacks is incomplete or false, U.S. intelligence agencies (notably the CIA and FBI) withheld key info...
Tucker Carlson’s recent 9/11 narrative frames the official account as , emphasizing insider testimony and purported ties between hijackers and Saudi operatives; this framing departs from the mainstrea...
Tucker Carlson’s presentation of 9/11 claims chiefly cites firsthand accounts and archival material he says came from the “9/11 Files,” highlighting former FBI agent Mark Rossini, alleged CIA withhold...