[Stevieboy]

Something smells.

The NTSB held a news conference/update tonight and CBC Newsworld covered it live around 10:30 EST.

CTV NewsNet also carried it live.

CNN did not. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't 'that' what CNN does? Carries stuff like that live? Especially stuff like that?

Instead, CNN ran a 10 second soundbite of the NTSB Chair claiming all evidence points to an accident (or) no evidence of sabotage.

Am I losing my mind?

[Husker24]

That NTSB press conference was the most uninforming thing I have ever seen on TV, they said absolutely nothing except basically that terrorists didnt take over the plane. Well duh! what were they going to do crawl out on the wing and loosen the engine mounts.

[Timesink]

CNN did not. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't 'that' what CNN does? Carries stuff like that live? Especially stuff like that?

I know you're probably not going to believe me, but I know the guy that produces Aaron Brown's show, which is what was on the air at 10:30. He's kind of a quirky guy, and would have had no trouble taking one look at the lineup for that news conference and saying, "I'm not gonna air this crap!" Especially since Aaron Brown had some pretty good guests on tonight, including a guy from Far Rockaway who had a great (and lengthy) home video of the crash scene.

In fact, Brown's 10:00 show was supposed to have been quite quirky in its own right, lots of humorous "don't take it all too seriously" elements, stuff like that. But 9/11 took that blueprint right off the page, at least for the foreseeable future.

[Timesink]

And I think this Fox guy's theory sounds at least plausible at first glance, for what it's worth.

[timestax]

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