On the anniversary of the first bombing of the World Trade Center, it's necessary to revisit Hillary Clinton's role in banning a film which cast her and former President, Bill Clinton, in an accurately unfavorable light.
Multiple
award-winning filmmaker Cyrus Nowrasteh directed the 2006 miniseries,
The Path to 9/11, which covered the period of time from the first bombing of the Trade Center on February 26, 1993, to the attacks of September 11, 2001. Nowrasteh included a critical examination of the former President's inexplicable failure to capture or kill Osama bin Laden on multiple occasions.
Despite the series' popularity and critical acclaim, the Clintons managed to 'disappear' the film — essentially banning it in the United States.
"The amazing thing was, the Clintons were able to put pressure on Disney/ABC basically to bury their own movie that they spent $40 million on,
The Path to 9/11, which did air once, by the way, over two nights, and was number one in the ratings with 20 million viewers," Nowrasteh
told Brian Sussman on the KSFO Morning Show. "But Disney said it was, quote, 'a business decision' — essentially they caved to the Clintons, who, as far as censorship in my experience, are in many ways more effective than the ayatollahs in Iran."
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