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#911 #FreeJohnCary #FreeMichaelMarriott #FreePrincessBasmah On the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, I remind the world & every American that #SodomyArabia government has American & International blood on its hands...but the light is at the end of the tunnel is finally glowing.. I also remind President Donald J. Trump Department of...

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Some family members of 9/11 victims urged the U.S. government to hold Saudi Arabia accountable on the 25th anniversary of the attacks, alleging the country played a role in facilitating them. Terry Strada, the widow of 9/11 victim Tom Strada, spoke up during a traditional reading of names at a memorial ceremony Friday at Ground Zero in New York. With four former presidents in the audience, she said current and past administrations “chose to protect the Saudis instead of standing with the 9/11 families.” Her remark drew some cheers. Most of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudi nationals. The Saudi government, which has denied complicity in the attacks, is facing a lawsuit from victims’ families, who are pressuring the Trump administration to release more declassified documents that they believe will provide more evidence about the Saudis’ alleged role. Hillary Clinton, who was the junior senator for New York at the time of the attacks, said Strada “has every right in the world to express her opinion.” Clinton acknowledged the lawsuit, which has been a yearslong pursuit by victims to seek answers, saying she wasn’t up-to-date on the latest details. “I think that they have every right to get every record, every piece of information that they're entitled to as American citizens,” she told PBS News Hour co-anchor amna on Friday. “And then, let the courts make some decisions about what all of it adds up to.” Watch more of Clinton’s interview on Friday’s PBS News Hour.

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