Trump considers looking at secret 9/11 records on Saudi Arabia’s alleged role in 9/11 attacks

9/11 families ask Trump to release the Saudi Arabian files, his answer surprised them

President Trump says he’s considering releasing files related to Saudi Arabia’s alleged involvement in 9/11...

He did not promise a release. He promised a look. That is already more than these families got from the men who came before him.

The ceremony happened. The families are still here. The file is still locked. Now the man in the Oval said he will pick it up.

AMERICA FIRST means the widows come before the diplomats.

Catherine Herridge@C__Herridge

9/11 SECRET FILES: Now @realDonaldTrump is getting involved FBI/CIA records reveal two Saudi government employees “may have served as an advance team” for the hijackers. After our exclusive 2025 investigation, the 9/11 families pressed the US government to release the FBI's …

The First Amendment, the protection of confidential sources, and a free press are her guiding principles

Catherine Herridge Breaks Her Silence with Powerful Statement at House Hearing

In a striking rebuke of the Biden DOJ’s assault on journalistic freedoms, Catherine Herridge faced down government overreach in the House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing, championing the Press Act while her own legal battle against compelled source disclosure unfolds.

Herridge, renowned for her work with Fox News and CBS News, delivered her opening statement on Thursday, marking her first public words since being embroiled in a significant First Amendment dispute.

One gigantic mistake she made was working for CBS as she soon got caught up in their lay-offs. The network took drastic measures by confiscating Herridge’s files, computers, and records, which included sensitive information on privileged sources according to reports.

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Jim Jordan has concerns over press freedom and journalistic integrity

Jim Jordan announces inquiry into seizure of journalist Catherine Herridge’s personal documents

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) has initiated an inquiry into the seizure of journalist Catherine Herridge's documents and files by CBS News after her dismissal.

Jordan, as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is questioning CBS News' actions following the dismissal of Senior Investigative Correspondent Catherine Herridge. Known for her work on the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, among other things, Herridge recenty faced the seizure of her personal files, sparking a First Amendment controversy, The Pavlovic Today reported.

“The unprecedented actions of CBS News threaten to chill good journalism and ultimately weaken our nation’s commitment to a free press,” Jordan stated in his correspondence to CBS News President Ingrid Ciprián-Matthews.

Jordan's inquiry demands detailed information from CBS, including the identities of those responsible for Herridge's termination and the decision to confiscate her confidential materials.

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