If you are not looking you need to tune in to MSNBC and the broadcast of "The 9/11

[mfcorey1]

Commission. Riveting.

[demtenjeep]

1. Its pretty good

I have to admit

[Oceansaway]

2. thanks...n/t...

[lillypaddle]

3. Thanks, watching right now

but it's hard. My heart is breaking all over again. :cry:

[mfcorey1]

4. I got to a point where I could take no more. What really got to me was all the delay in

calling in air force and how Condolezza and her cohorts lied. But what was even more painful was how the family had to beg for a commission after they were denied by the Bush administration. The family had already, through public records, uncovered how the government totally ignored all the info that told them that there would be an attack. It makes you want to just holler.

[lillypaddle]

8. I know

tragic, criminal.

[sufrommich]

5. Just gut wrenching. nt

[lunatica]

6. I'm watching it right now

I'm getting a very good history lesson in the sense of what happened when. A sense of continuity and gaps being filled in. Richard Clark right is now apologizing to the family members of the victims.

[roguevalley]

7. Biography has a special tonight at 10 with survivors and their

families and they discuss how they get messages from their loved ones after their deaths. It will be the only thing I think I can watch on this subject.

[lillypaddle]

9. Right after,

I watched "Targeting Bin Laden," on the History channel. And even though it certainly wasn't much consolation, it was at least a small sense of justice. And perhaps more importantly, after all the screw ups from the government during 9/11, it was somewhat reassuring to see that the government could perform, do something right.

Since it's on the History channel, I'm sure it will play again (and again). I recommend it - it was harrowing.

[Shagbark Hickory]

10. Sorry, MSNBS is a "premium " channel only if you get the top programming package.

Due to the economy I switched to the second most awesome programming package and I don't get it.

[taterguy]

11. "Need to" Really?

Guess I'll make a phone call and see if I can get cable instantly installed.

:eyes:

[BeFree]

12. This is all you need to know

The chairman, vice chairman, and senior legal counsel of the 9/11 Commission wrote books partially disassociating themselves from the commission's report. They said that the Bush administration put obstacles in their path, that information was withheld from them, that President Bush agreed to testify only if he was chaperoned by Vice President Cheney and neither were put under oath, that Pentagon and FAA officials lied to the commission and that the commission considered referring the false testimony for investigation for obstruction of justice.

[Telly Savalas]

13. Is it a program where they visit prisons and interview the inmates about 9/11?