9/11 Commission, Memorandum For The Record, FBI Interviews. Part 1
10/29/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with FBI agentTerrorism financing investigations, lack of formal coordination between FBI task forces
11/05/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with FBI agentInvestigation of hijacker associate(s)
11/05/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with FBI agent Peter Brust9/11 Command Post, material witness deported
01/06/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with FBI agent Robert ClymerInvestigation of Ziad Jarrah activities in Las Vegas
01/06/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with FBI agentsInvestigation of whether Mohammed Atta visited Hoover dam
Labels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, FBI, Hani-Hanjour, Hijackers, INTELFILES, Mohammed-Atta, Ziad-Jarrah
9/11 Commission, Memorandum For The Record, Commission Interviews
The following interview pertains to counterterrorism during the 1990s and Clinton Administration efforts against Al Qaeda:
1/7/2004, 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with Madeleine AlbrightThe following interviews were conducted by the 9/11 Commission and pertain to Airline Security:
11/18/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with American Airlines Captain Don Dillman11/19/2003, 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with American Airlines employees1/07/2004, 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with Timothy Ahern, American Airlines vice president of Safety, Security and Environmental1/8/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with Gerard Arpey, former American Airlines executive vice president for Operations1/8/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum for the record, Interview with Larry Wansley, American Airlines director of securityLabels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, Airline-Security, Albright, INTELFILES, MFR, State-Department
'Killing Abu Baraa' Online
Al Jazeera Arabic has
posted on YouTube the full hour of "Killing Abu Baraa," an Arabic-language documentary by Yosri Fouda on the life and death of Mohammed Jamal Khalifa. I'm featured in the piece.
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J.M. Berger Radio Interview
I was a guest on the January 13 edition of "The Jeff Santos Show," on Boston radio station
WWZN 1510 AM. We discussed the challenges ahead for the Obama administration regarding homeland security, the threat of terrorism and Al Qaeda, as well as the question "Are we safer today than we were before 9/11?"
Click here to listen to the segment (MP3 format).
If you're interested in booking me as a talking head for radio, podcast or TV, feel free to
drop me a line.
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A.Q. Khan Added To Treasury List
The U.S. Treasury has frozen the assets of
A.Q. Khan -- the scientist who created Pakistan's nuclear program. Khan was added to the Specially Designated Nationals list, used to seize assets from suspected terrorists. Treasury also designated companies and individuals associated with Khan, who is believed to have tried to sell the secrets of Pakistan's nuclear technology.
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