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Senator Hillary Clinton confirmed in a June 2002 Press Conference that Attorney General John Ashcroft "decided not to fly commercially, based on some assessment of existing threat level.� in the month preceding September 11, 2001

 
Snowshoe Films, June 2002
www.globalresearch.ca    12  February 2004

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C-span aired a speech by Hillary Clinton in the spring of 2002 in which she called for a 911 investigation - at which time she said that members of Congress had been warned in August 2001 by officials in the Bush administration not to fly on commercial airlines because of a perceived danger.. This sentence did not appear in the Congressional transcript (perhaps it was not in her written version). Having heard her say it before Congress on C-Span TV, prompted us to ask her during her appearance in Jamestown to clarify and verify her statement.

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June 8, 2002 Jamestown NY (Jamestown Community College)

Excerpt from press conference: Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY)

Snowshoe Films: In your recent remarks to Congress regarding the events of 9/11, you mentioned that there was an official in the current administration who advised other officials not to fly on commercial airlines � as early as August, 2001 and even earlier. Who was that official?

Sen. Clinton: �Well, the information, which has been public for many months, is that the attorney general [John Ashcroft] decided not to fly commercially, based on some assessment of existing threat level.�

 


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