Fahrenheit 9/11
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with him around 1994.
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In fact things are much more
complicated than that.

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You mean Osama has had contact
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with other family members?
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That's right.
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In the summer of 2001
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just before 9/11 one of Osama's sons
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got married in Afghanistan
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and several family members
showed up at the wedding.

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Bin Ladens?
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That's right.
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They have not cut off completely;
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that's really an exaggeration.
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We now welcome to Larry King Live,
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it's good to see him again,
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Prince Bandar,
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the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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to the United States.
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We have about twenty-four members
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of bin Laden's family and uh...
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Here?
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In America.
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Students and his majesty felt
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it was not fair for those innocent people
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to be subjected to any harm.
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On the other hand,
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we understood had the high emotions.
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So in cooperation with the FBI, we got them out.
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This is retired FBI agent Jack Cloonan.
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Before 9/11 he was a senior agent
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on the joint FBI-CIA al Qaeda task force.
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I as an investigator would not want
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these people to have left...
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I think in the case of the Bin Laden family
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I think it would have been prudent,
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hand the subpoenas out,
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have 'em come in, get on the record.
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You know, get on the record.
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That's the proper procedure.
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Yeah...
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How many people were pulled off of the airlines
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after that coming into the country who were what,
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that were from the Middle East
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or they fit a very general picture.
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We held hundreds of,...
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We held hundreds and I...
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...weeks and months at a time.
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Did the authorities do anything
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when the bin Ladens tried to leave the country?
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No, they were identified at the airport,
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they looked at their passports,
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and they were identified.
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But that's what would happen to you or I if we were...
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Exactly. Exactly.
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"So a little interview,
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Nothing
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I don't know about you, but
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usually when the police
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can't find a murderer
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don't they usually want to
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talk to the family members
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to find out where they think he might be?
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You have no idea
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where your husband might be?
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Well if you hear anything let us know, will ya?
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You willing to come downtown

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