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De uncensored' geschiedenis `van de 9/11 Commissie
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Jon Stewart ontving De New York Times' Philip Shenon op Maandag nacht om zijn nieuw boek te bespreken, De Commissie: Een Uncensored geschiedenis van de 9/11 Commissie. De auteur beschreef obstructionism van het Witte Huis in de loop van officieel-verplicht gesteld Sept. onderzoek 11.
„Het is opmerkelijk de inspanningen dat het Witte Huis van Bush door ging proberen om de 9/11 Commissie te verhinderen de informatie te krijgen het,“ Shenon vertelde Stewart vereiste. “The person who was most responsible for that tension was former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales who was then the White House Counsel.”
“Well he’s really matured since then, I don’t know if you’ve seen some of his work recently,” Stewart joked in response.
Stewart also asked Shenon about Commission executive director Philip Zelikow and his relationship with Karl Rove. According to the author, “alarms” went off for the staff when they heard about multiple phone calls Rove had made to Zelikow.
“Then Zelikow calls in his secretary and apparently tells her to stop keeping phone logs of his conversations with the White House,” Shenon explained.
“I’m sure it’s all innocent stuff,” Stewart quipped.
Reached by the Associated Press, Zelikow provided a 131-page statement with information he said was provided for the book. In it, Zelikow acknowledges talking to Rove and Rice during the course of the commission’s work despite a general pledge he made not to. But he said the conversations never dealt with politics.
A video clip from Monday night’s episode of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is presented below:
(with wire reports)
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DaveD
Posted: Feb 26th, 2008 at 8:50 am | Link to this
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Haven’t read the book but from what I just saw in the video clip up above, the guy’s too afraid to point fingers or place real blame on who he thinks is responsible. One of the most “Beautifully” written documents in our life time, was the term I think he used, made me want to gag… Thumbs down, off with his head! (wink)