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The questions they can’t bury: Tucker’s 9/11 documentary

They say “Never Forget.” Well it is hard to get closure on events like those that happened on September 11, 2001 when the facts don’t seem to be forthcoming. To this very day, there are some serious unanswered questions about the identities of the attackers, their motivations, and the various global governments behind them. Why can’t we know the truth about what really happened, and why are we still covering for foreign governments? On this very emotional episode of The Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou is joined by Brett Eagleson. Mr. Eagleson’s father died in one of the towers in New York City on 9/11, and ever since then he has been on a crusade to find out the truth through his organization 9-11 Justice.

10.01.2026
26:51 min
10.01.2026
26:51 min
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The questions they can’t bury: Tucker’s 9/11 documentary
In The Whistleblowers, former CIA agent John Kiriakou brings you some of the bravest men and women fighting for justice. John himself knows what it’s like, having blown the whistle on CIA torture, paying the price with years in prison, and lawsuit upon lawsuit. On The Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou sings the praises and brings to light the people we rely on to keep our government and institutions in check.