[RJCogburn]

The documentary was excellent, despite its PBS origins.

I agree completely. Wonderful job which I advise all Freepers to try and see next time it airs.

[Destro]

If you follow the PBS link it says that it will be available soon for webbroadcasting.

[AnnO]

I watched it because Bill O'Reilly interviewed the producer Michael Kirk tonight and Bill told his audience to watch it. There was another thread on this with little activity and I am so glad others saw it and just wish every single Freeper would see this incredible Frontline piece....wonder if it will be reaired....I quickly emailed every kindred spirit west of my time zone in hopes that they will watch it tonight.

[gov_bean_ counter]

I did not realize that all the internal FBI infighting took place only one or two admin level below Janet Reno. There were several instances where she was aware that the personalities were getting in the way of the mission, but she refused to do what leaders do.

Also found it interesting that O'Neill had the ear of a counter terrorism (at lease branch) chief at the NSC. Certainly the information given Richard Clark didn't stop with him.

Mad Alright had to know about the visa problem in Yemen.

Who called off the dogs regarding the 1996 investigation of Middle Easterners taking flight training in Florida?

And one last thing. One shot of O'Neill's flowchart had a box next to Ben Laden's with the name of "Clinton" in it. What was up with that?

If the point of the program was to tag the FBI, it failed in my book. All the info made it to admin levels just below Cabinet Secs. I understand now why Clintonoids from that time frame are all running for office. They are running from the truth.