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Vivek Ramaswamy doubts 9/11 Commission’s truthfulness on attack.

2024 Presidential Candidate Vivek‌ Ramaswamy Questions 9/11 Commission’s Truthfulness

In a recent interview with Blaze TV’s host Alex Stein, Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican candidate for the⁢ 2024 presidential race, expressed skepticism about the accuracy ⁢of the 9/11 Commission’s reports on the September 11 terrorist attacks. Ramaswamy believes that the public deserves ​to know the truth.

When asked by Stein if he thinks 9/11 was an “inside job” or if it‍ happened ⁤exactly as the government claims, ‍Ramaswamy responded, ⁢”I don’t ‌believe‍ the government has told us the truth. I rely on​ evidence and data, and⁣ what ​I’ve seen in recent years has made me skeptical of the information provided by the government.”

Ramaswamy ⁣further stated, “While I haven’t seen evidence to the contrary, I do not blindly trust everything the government tells us, including the 9/11 Commission’s findings.”

Addressing‍ concerns raised on X (formerly Twitter), Ramaswamy clarified that he ⁤does not question the United States’ responsibility for the 9/11 attacks. He emphasized,⁣ “Al-Qaeda clearly planned and executed the attacks, but we have yet to fully address the extent of knowledge within the Saudi government. We should not shy away from the truth.”

Ramaswamy,⁤ currently in third place in the 2024 presidential race according to RealClearPolitics, ​is running on ​an “America First” agenda. He is known for his commitment to transparency and has made ‌exposing the ⁣”Deep State” a central‌ focus of his campaign. Additionally, ​he has voiced support ‌for potentially pardoning former President Donald Trump ⁤if he faces federal criminal charges in two separate⁢ indictments.

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