Dean Defends Theory That Bush Knew of 9/11 Plot
Democratic presidential front-runner Howard Dean insisted on
Sunday that "we don't know" whether President Bush was warned in advance about
al-Qaeda's plot to hijack airplanes and drive them into the World Trade Center
and Pentagon two years ago.
While saying he didn't personally believe in the theory that Bush got a 9/11
heads-up from Saudi Arabia, Dean told Fox News Sunday, "We don't know and it
would be a nice thing to know."
Asked why, in an interview last Monday with Washington, D.C., radio host
Diane Rehm, he floated what most regard as a nutty conspiracy theory, Dean said,
"Because there are people who believe that."
Pressed on why he told Rehm that a Bush-Saudi-9/11 connection was a "most
interesting theory," Dean told Fox, "Because it's a pretty odd theory."
Dean said suspicions are justified "because the president won't give [top
secret national security information] to the Kean Commission," adding, "we
really don't know what the explanation is."
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