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<h6><strong>CIA Director John Brennan speaking to NBC anchor Chuck Todd on Meet The Press:: &#8216;Secret pages from a Congressional investigation into 9/11 attacks should be kept classified&#8217;</strong></h6>
<h1 id="a-header"><span style="color:#380a0a;">&#8216;Documents should be kept classified&#8217; </span></h1>
<h1><span style="color:#380a0a;"><em>“It was a preliminary review that put information in there that was not corroborated, not vetted and not deemed to be accurate”</em> </span></h1>
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<article>The feds shouldn’t release 28 secret pages from a Congressional investigation into the Sept. 11 attacks because they contain inaccurate information suggesting a Saudi link to the attacks, the director of the CIA said Sunday.<br />
John Brennan defended the decision to keep this portion of the 2002 report classified in an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”<br />
“It was a preliminary review that put information in there that was not corroborated, not vetted and not deemed to be accurate,” Brennan said, in contrast to the views of<br />
former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who co-chaired the joint Congressional inquiry. Graham has been leading a push to release the documents, saying they suggest a Saudi role.But Brennan insisted it would be wrong to reach that conclusion, noting the early information in the Congressional report was further investigated by the 9/11 Commission and other groups.</article>
<h6><img class="alignnone wp-image-21409" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/obama-saudi-arabia-2016-04-21t135204z.jpg" alt="obama-saudi-arabia-2016-04-21t135204z" width="650" height="367" /><em>Photo: ReutersKevin Lamarque/Reuters</em><br />
<strong>President Obama speaks with Abu Dhabi&#8217;s Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan during the summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, April 21, 2016. Could the documents potentially fracture the relationship between the allies?</strong></h6>
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<strong>Former Sen. Bob Graham (R-Fl). Co-chair joint Congressional inquiry. Wants documents released.</strong></h6>
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</span><strong>Brennan said that the classified pages may contain inaccurate information suggesting a Saudi link to the Sept. 11 attacks.</strong></h6>
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<p>“This chapter was kept out because of concerns about sensitive source of methods, investigative actions. The investigation of 9/11 was still underway in late 2002,” he said.<br />
“I&#8217;m quite puzzled by Sen. Graham and others because what that joint inquiry did was to tee up issues that were followed up on by the 9/11 Commission, as well as the 9/11 Review Commission. So these were thoroughly investigated and reviewed,” he said. “And they came out with a very clear judgment that there was no evidence that indicated that the Saudi government as an institution, or Saudi officials individually, had provided financial support to Al Qaeda.”<br />
He added that the pages contain “a combination of things that is accurate and inaccurate.”<br />
“I think some people may seize upon that uncorroborated, un-vetted information that was in there, that was basically just a collation of this information that came out of F.B.I. files, and to point to Saudi involvement, which I think would be very, very inaccurate,” Brennan said.</p>
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CIA Director John Brennan says nothing in Congressional Report directly links Saudi Arabia to 9/11 attacks
