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and give us a statement?
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This gonna take a while?
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'You got the time.'
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Mine's worth money, yours isn't...
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I asked you a question.
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'You're gonna answer 'em not ask 'em.'
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Now listen to me cop I pay your salary.
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'Alright, sit down, I'm gonna earn it.'
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Yeah, that's how cops do it.
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What was goin' on here?
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I think we need to know a lot more about that.
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That needs to be the subject
:23:19
of a significant investigation.
:23:20
What happened?
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How did it happen?
:23:21
Why did it happen?
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And who authorized it?
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Try to imagine what those poor bastards were feeling
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when they jumped outta that building to their death.
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Those those those young guys and cops
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ran into that building,
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never asked a question,
:23:38
and they're dead. And their families¡¯ lives are ruined.
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And they'll never have peace.
:23:45
And if I had to inconvenience
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a member of the bin Laden family
:23:52
with a subpoena or a grand jury
:23:54
do you think I'd lose any sleep over it?
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Not for a minute, Mike.
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And no one would question it.
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No, it's right...
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Not even the biggest civil libertarians?
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No, no.
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No one would question it.
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It's just, ya know,
:24:03
you get a lawyer and fine, counselor fine.
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Mr. bin Laden this is why I'm asking you;
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it's not because I think
:24:08
it's you're anything,
:24:09
I just want to ask you the questions
:24:09
that I would anybody.
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Right.
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And that's all.
:24:15
None of this made any sense.
:24:18
Can you imagine in the days
:24:19
after the Oklahoma City
:24:21
terrorist bombing President Clinton
:24:23
helping to arrange a trip out of the country
:24:26
for the McVeigh family?
:24:28
What do you think would have happened to Clinton
:24:30
if that had been revealed?
:24:33
Bandar, do you know the bin Laden family?
:24:36
I do very well.
:24:37
What are they like?
:24:38
They're really lovely human beings;
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uh, he is the only one I never, I don't know well.
:24:43
I met him only once.
:24:44
What was the circumstance under which you met him?
:24:46
This is ironic, and uh, in the mid-80s,
:24:50
if you remember,
:24:51
we and the United States were supporting
:24:52
the Mujhadeen to liberate Afghanistan
:24:57
from the Soviets.
:24:58
He came to thank me for my efforts