CIA releases never-before-seen warnings to Bush, Clinton about Al Qaeda
Summary
The CIA has made public 71 secret intelligence reports that were given to former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton before the September 11, 2001 attacks. These reports warned about Al Qaeda’s plans to carry out terrorist attacks within the United States.Key Facts
- The CIA released 71 previously secret daily intelligence reports.
- These reports were shared with Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton before 9/11.
- The documents warned about planned attacks by the terrorist group Al Qaeda.
- The release is the first time these specific warnings have been made public.
- The intelligence briefings aimed to inform the presidents about threats to U.S. soil.
- The release was announced by the CIA on a Friday.
- These documents come from daily intelligence products, known as President’s Daily Briefs.
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