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"I was very disturbed when I saw Condoleeza Rice's press conference yesterday," Push said today on ABCNEWS' Good Morning America. "In 1995, al Qaeda confessed that they were planning to slam planes into the United States. In July an FBI agent in Phoenix was concerned about the number of Middle Eastern men who were coming to the United States learning how to fly and they were concerned that they were connected with [Osama] bin Laden. In August, an FBI agent in Minneapolis was concerned that Zacarias Moussaoui was learning to use planes in this manner. … Did the president not have this information in front of him when he made decisions?"

Sorry, Mr. Push, but you are barking up the wrong tree. All these briefings point back to the mid 90s when you-know-who was in charge. There was no way the President knew that the hijackings would occur in the manner they did. And what decisions was the President supposed to make, based on generalized info in briefings? In hindsight, it's easy to connect the dots.

That's right rin....go to google, and search on Project Bojinka. Have a drink or two first....

Ironic how the Putsh guy is justifying a putsh on vague info, implicating, as Bin Laden did, our responsibility in causing 911.