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Government refuses to give us the documents that we need to bring closure. they do not deny that these document success appeared we subpoenaed the fbi in 2019. the fbi's response is that the federal government is involved with what is known as the state secrets privilege, so it is not a conspiracy theory that these documents exist. it's not even a question of the government knowing. they show culpability on behalf of the kingdom of saudi arabia for supporting the 9/11 hijackers, but our federal government will not give them to the families because they are deemed too sensitive and too secretiv...

FBI Director Christopher Wray promised the bureau would do “everything they possibly can” to declassify information related to any connections between Saudi Arabia’s government and the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Quality ASIO recruits 'hard to find' An Australian terrorism expert says a lack of quality graduates will stymie the Federal Government's attempts to double staff numbers at the nation's top spy agency. Prime Minister John Howard says the Government will seek to double the number of staff at the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) between now and 2010. The upgrade is part of efforts to prevent a terrorist attack in Australia. Michael McKinley from the Australian National University's political science and international relations department agrees ASIO needs more people. H...

Barr said he's prepared to use the state secrets privilege to end the lawsuit. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live on this. >> reporter: whether the level of transparency threatens national security. in the new declaration believed to be his first involving the secret privilege, attorney general william barr told a california court the justice department will not grant twitter lawyers access to the fbi records. deck hrar raying reads in part, after careful and actual personal consideration of the matter, i have concluded the disclosure of the four categories of informat...

Litigated that painfully over the years. it's not like a civil case where you can go into discovery and find out who said what to who in an office. all of this is coming out of the most secret court, in some of the most classified areas of the governments, he's going to hit the state secrets privilege. he's going to find it very hard to get information. >> one of the things interesting about carter page is that he is desperately now trying to reposition himself as a victim, as a traitor, not as someone who's committing treason doing bizarre stuff, but he's a hero of american privacy, he's some...