Topic: Bin Laden Family

Alex Jones revisits his theories regarding the September 11 attacks, citing Newsweek reports about hijackers training at U.S. military bases. He discusses the Carlyle Group, the Bin Laden family's departure from the U.S. after the attacks, and claims from a visa official in Jeddah that the CIA ordered the entry of 15 of the 19 hijackers. Jones suggests the government allowed the attacks to facilitate wars in Iraq and Iran.

Senator Arlen Specter is criticized for his comments regarding probable cause and his support for the FBI. The discussion shifts to reports that members of the Bin Laden family were allowed to fly out of Miami and Boston while U.S. air traffic was otherwise grounded. This is presented as evidence of a high-level protection agreement between the Bush administration and Saudi interests.

FBI agent Robert Wright's investigation into Islamic charities is linked to the money trail of Osama bin Laden and the Carlyle Group. The hosts discuss Michael Springman’s claims that the CIA ordered the issuance of visas to terrorists. They argue that the Bush and Bin Laden families share deep financial ties, making the Carlyle Group a primary beneficiary of the war on terror.