Top Former Counter-Terror Official Blasts ABC 9/11 Docudrama
Roger Cressey, a top counter-terrorism official to Bush II and Clinton, called ABC's upcoming miniseries "The Path to 9/11" something "straight out of Disney and fantasyland. It?s factually wrong. And that?s shameful.?
Roger Cressey, a top counter-terrorism official to Bush II and Clinton, called ABC’s upcoming miniseries “The Path to 9/11” something “straight out of Disney and fantasyland. It?s factually wrong. And that?s shameful.?
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Last night on MSNBC?s Scarborough Country, Roger Cressey ? a top counterterrorism official to Bush II and Clinton ? blasted ABC?s docudrama ?The Path to 9/11.? Cressy said ?it?s amazing?how much they?ve gotten wrong. They got the small stuff wrong? and ?then they got the big stuff wrong.? He added that a scene where the Clinton administration passes on a surefire opportunity to take out bin Laden is ?something straight out of Disney and fantasyland. It?s factually wrong. And that?s shameful.?
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