9/11 Hijacker’s Flight Teacher Speaks For First Time

[@Pwnziillaaaa]

This man is also a victim of 9/11. What an awful situation to be in ❤

[@humptydumpty3345]

FAA saying “yeah no worries!” Is such a peak FAA response. If you’re involved in aviation you know what I mean

[@olliestudio45]

At the time there was no precedent of anything like that. However, it is interesting that the US must have been the easiest place to get this flight training.... or maybe just the cheapest.

[@thatguy7085]

Terrorism wasn’t the FAA’s issue. Weird as it sounds, back then… now it is. I met two of them… and yea, they were not normal as pilots.

[@partnerwithjee5114]

​@@thatguy7085TRADE TOWER

[@Greg_P611]

@@olliestudio45there was precedent. The FBI had intelligence on middle eastern people who are in flight schools that are possibly involved with terrorist organizations and possibly planning an attack involving airplanes. The problem is the FBI and all the government agencies didn’t talk to each other and that’s how things like this fell through the cracks.

[@alanluscombe8a553]

I’m a private pilot and I see what you are saying. Especially back then. They screwed me up for doing a low pass over my own property in my super cub. Nothing came of it but I had to deal with their bullshit and not fly for over a month and it was all for nothing but they let shit like this get by as well as taking forever to catch up with idiots like Trevor Jacob. The faa now is all over everything in good ways and bad. Unfortunately just being suspicious does not constitute a crime and there is a fine line between being proactive and protecting people and violating rights

[@Greg_P611]

Rod thank you for your service as a military veteran. There’s no way you should feel guilty about anything you did or didn’t do. You absolutely did the right thing by submitting your red flag thoughts to the FAA. What more could you possibly have done? Your a great person & a great American

[@juicybear7696]

The biggest problem with Americans is they all have access to guns

[@Greatpacificnorthwesterner]

This poor flight instructor. Trying to make the “foreign student” feel comfortable and being so nice out of his own kindness and integrity. Talk about the ultimate betrayal and con job. This gentleman reminds me of my dad-honest, good-natured, and decent. Makes me so angry that he was used in this way. Completely not his fault. Awful deception and pure evil.

[@retromoviefan944]

yeah, Americans of his type are very mis used because they are way too nice to people they shouldn't be. They've been brought up to be decent and nice and then are taken advantage of by criminals and terrorists. And criminals and terrorists worldwide are very aware of this American tendency and utilize it. I always tell Americans, stop being so chummy to people you should not be so chummy with.

[@delishme2]

Just like many of those people on the Kibbutz in Israel. The people they brought into their homes and community, the people they helped were the ones that handed over details of their families, homes, children and pets. Betrayal is a potent pill.

[@theoriginalop]

Sure dude

[@le_th_]

Malignant narcissists do this kind of thing all day, every day. They actually ENJOY duping others. There is actually a name for it, it's called "duping delight".

[@edwintilimian1839]

I love that Mark carved out a good amount of time to give this guy an actual interview. He didn't just treat him as "the guy who trained a 9/11 hijacker" but he also gave this man dignity by ending the interview with a good chunk of his personal stories of being a commercial pilot. Respect to Mark.

[@robertparsons313]

"If you see something, say something." Americans speak up and say something. Government ignores them. Rinse and repeat.

[@LadyGenerationX]

Exactly 💯

[@johnvisconti3542]

Over and over again. Unless they have a gripe with you then they come down full force like ruby ridge. Or if you said something today they would call you a racist and say you're racially profiling.

[@WillS-pl8wg]

👆🏼

[@loganbourbon7779]

Alex jones said it was gonna happen before it even happened

[@pamelakilponen3682]

Makes you wonder if the Gvt was in on it.

[@dannymiller3905]

This man is the definition of a "innocent bystander". I do hope he knows within himself that he is not at fault for ANYTHING that commenced on 9/11. My heart goes to him. Bless you sir.

[@ramonacevedo356]

@@dannymiller3905 born and raised in New York, I watched those buildings collapse in real time in front of my eyes, a lot of us did. I lost multiple friends and family, I blame myself. I paid my taxes that supported Saudi Arabia, that supported the the terrorist. I have not taken money from or given money to my government since. I (we) r only victims of our blinded eyes and self inflicted ignorance. Hurt ppl hurt ppl.

[@ramonacevedo356]

@@dannymiller3905, much love bro. Don't kno y I felt I should speak out. Nothing personal to u. I just never said anything about that day b4. Much love... DOOGIE

[@Berkmnn]

@@ramonacevedo356ya we all blame you

[@ramonacevedo356]

@@Berkmnn I accepted responsibility yrs ago,don't care what do on ur keyboard fool. Try to stay safe.

[@foundnotlost]

Mark this is the content we need, who ever deals with finding the guest's and getting them booked is a real boss, best guest by far

[@Just_here_for_the_memes]

Back in 2004, I was a teen going to Florida from Philly with my family. We just happened to be walking to the terminal at the same time as our pilot. We chatted with him, he was a very nice man. And during boarding he actually let my younger brother and I sit in the cockpit. We were super shocked considering 9/11 was only 3 years prior, and I have no idea if that was even allowed, but it was such a cool experience and those pictures we took still make me happy to look at 20 years later. I hope that pilot is well and living his best life.

[@SLa-pb1gg]

We live in Philly and in 2006, the pilot opened the cockpit before takeoff and let my then 7 yo nephew see inside.

[@justrobdmv8385]

You a real one for this Mark. Gaining perspective is the reason podcasts exist.

[@thetruth9371]

I am calling it now.. Mark will be the next top podcaster in the world in the next 5 years.

[@cominghome1624]

agreed 👍🏼

[@ThePoxx]

If he keeps it up its def a possibility

[@badstar9670]

Mmhm

[@OutdoorsEveryday]

He’s already on another level

[@shadowdemon7770]

How do you figure? This guy is an absolutely trash interviewer. He doesn't ask the right questions, he asks questions that have already been asked. I've seen multiple videos of his and he's always boring to hear even when he has interesting people on. He can't hang with any interview.

[@anthonyrafferty8594]

I swear the other day I thought to myself why has the world never heard from the instruments at the flight schools. So great timing with this. Thank you

[@drizzho]

There is a German private flight instructor that taught in Florida that has had plenty of interviews over the years, just gotta do some searching.

[@nathanwynter4806]

​@@drizzhoI think he was dutch

[@natecote1971]

Meh he sounds like a plant to take away from the suspicion of the government involvement....

[@Formula1st]

@@natecote1971if you go into everything with your mind made up, you can twist anything to fit your narrative. Generally the most obvious explanation is the correct one.

[@Formula1st]

@@natecote1971in fact my dad went to one of the flight schools they used in Arizona in the right period and knew of a suspicious Middle Eastern guy, who may or may not have been involved, so I know for a fact that a lot of what he said was true.

[@tymullen2548]

They took off from Boston, I was 6 years old, in Maine on vacation, but from Massachusetts, the beach house we rented for vacation was about 20 minutes from where a couple of the terrorists took their on little vacation. I remember my grandparents calling my into the living room, explaining what happened, and I watched the news as the first tower burned, and the plane flew into the second tower. To this day it’s one of my first memories. I’ll never forget that day.

[@drizzho]

2 of the planes took off from Boston, Hani took off from Dulles in Virginia and U93 took off from Newark. Atta also flew from Portland Maine to Boston prior for a connecting flight.

[@veravaughan5876]

Nothing nice to say, don't say anything.

[@Bangkok-ik1fp]

They were mistaken

[@mikevalbuena7647]

Should have asked him if he has seen Hanjour's flight path into the pentagon and if he believes that is possible especially knowing he could not pass the test he gave him?

[@noshitsherlock-b2x]

Yes, that is exactly the question that should have been asked. Rod has all the expertise to be able to answer it.

[@ncg5560]

These flight instructors were ignored. Thousands of people died because of that. 😢😢

[@dareal5401]

Bullshit. U can stretch this as far as u want, like did the taxi drivers also assist? The airport workers? Blablabla.

[@Galindo49]

The biggest fuck up is when they failed to get an approval on searching Zacarias’s laptop.

[@PuReGhOsTT]

​​@dareal5401 what a dumb fck response😂 they literally could've prevented this...

[@bluenose7984]

We don't need to dig any deeper, it's already common knowledge that all the Jewish workers recieved a phone call the day before 911 happened to tell them to stay away from the towers. We know that 5 Jewish tourists were arrested for waiting and cheering the crashing of the planes.

[@pjnix5618]

That’s not totally true. You can report suspicious behavior- but, this kid didn’t present suspicious behavior… or maybe the kid/ terrorist did exhibit suspicious behavior and this gentleman being interviewed didn’t pay enough attention to catch it … he’s saying that yes, the kid went through my training - he didn’t pass and this i wasn’t surprised … this guy is pretty non chalant about it all. It’s almost like it took a 9/11 to get his ( and everyone’s) attention. He barely remembers anything, it seems.

[@hcraretep]

Bless you for not carrying thoughts of guilt.You have none. Open and honest. The FAA surely must have passed their concerns on .

[@benstrong5924]

Drives me crazy how good your pods are and yet your veiws so low. You just need to stay patient bro

[@ScootsMcPoot]

He's actually good at interviewing. The popular podcasts are generally based on pop culture. A guy who taught flight sim to a terrorist isn't as a popular topic for the masses. People like us, sure. I love history. And I love war. (Not in a literal sense)

[@Paul-zu2hf]

Needs to stop saying wow and 'got it' every other sentence. Its crazy annoying.

[@Greg_P611]

Mark your so great, look at me, look at me, give my comment a heart, everyone like my praises to Mark. You’re a top notch interviewer Mark. It drives me crazy that you don’t have a million subscribers Mark

[@benstrong5924]

@Greg_P611 your life must be a very sad, lonely life. Thinking that a person supporting someone whose content they enjoy is somehow interaction fishing. You will always have a shitty life and will always be jealous of positive comments because you have never received any. I hope you find God and some love in your heart

[@dutch3328]

Too many ads

[@Grayson430]

As a pilot, this is a great interview. Breaking down complex aviation or legal stuff into bite sized pieces, love it. Mark is an underrated host

[@joedirt5720]

The fact they all came from Saudi Arabia still to this day needs more attention than received.... That ALONE lets you know our own government had more to do with than mentioned.... Because our government and the Saudis have a very close relationship... And we were made to believe that Afghan and Iraqi people were the REAL enemy, when NONE of the attackers were from there makes NO sense 😡

[@alfaaz..9444]

The more you get into the details, the more you'll realise how much america was involved in it...

[@slimc7760]

@@alfaaz..9444please point out some of your main details involving the u.s ????

[@alfaaz..9444]

@@slimc7760 ah there r a million videos on it, go watch the documentaries... I ain't typing paragraphs here without giving you evidence... In simple words, america had nothing to lose and everything to gain with this event... And it was the only reason they wanted to attack middle East... And 9/11 doesn't make sense... Instead of arguing here, I suggest you watch some strong and good documentaries with credible sources... It's not very straightforward or simple, it's actually very very suspicious and complicated

[@MasteRgamer-mk5bp]

Why would where they come from matters when what matters is what group they claimed? Honestly asking because it sounds like you're on some conspiracy bullshit

[@mmoo4224]

Not sure how old you are I was a senior in high school and this happened. The official investigation was the 9/11 Commission and there was something to do with when they released their findings there was 21 Pages fully redacted during the next about 10 years you would see this push of people protesting saying release the 21 pages there was certain politicians that would even say publicly those 21 pages should be released President Obama was supposed to release those during his campaign initially he said he was on board to getting Congress or whoever to release the 21st. From what I remember some stuff was released but also there were threats made by the Saudi government that if the 21 page is were fully released that they would immediately dump All American Financial assets that they had which would be not a good thing for us because in those 21 Pages it implicated members of the Saudi royal family and heavily implicated Saudi Arabia themselves being involved

[@ratatuilleparker3002]

Great guest!! How has no one had him on anything before now?? Keep up the great work Mark and team G.

[@gemcitychico]

Camp Gagnon has quickly become 1 of my fav channels.Always has such unique guests. Gnostic/Enoch expert, war scholar. Scientists, shamans, criminals etc. Now this. Mark’s the KZbinr I never knew I needed

[@user-od9dw2hk5o]

I agree. Great channel/podcast. Very unique compared to the rest that are out there

[@NGRRTRd]

The amounts of ads KZbin is putting on these things now is just fucking ridiculous

[@CNSTAdventures]

Trying to get you to buy the ad-free version

[@WildBill541]

It’s worth paying for premium for sure

[@-darrell]

u block origin for whatever browser u use

[@natecote1971]

Pay $8/month and get no adds...

[@pancho8708]

It’s up to uploader. They put how many adds will be on their videos when uploading.

[@mitch6969123]

On 9/12 they had Logan airport shut down. I worked for a tow company that helped tow out all the cars because no one was allowed to go back in to get their cars. Took about 30 hour and at least 50 tow company’s to tow em all out.

[@luv2luv720]

I hear something new about 9/11 every time I go down this road!

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

I remember being on a flight (before (9/11) and the cockpit door was open the whole flight. You could peer in and see all the lights and instruments.

[@troybrooks2066]

I remember many flights pre 9/11 that the cockpit doors were wide open. In fact, nearly all were like this. Crazy to think about today

[@kaydiglawson7767]

Same

[@therealkevan8158]

the flight school I went to in San Carlos CA. had one of these guys, he had faked log books, wasn't interested in landing and seemed real interested in the golden gate bridge and Ames research center. He didn't end up taking part in the attack but they caught him afterward

[@Joe-j1f]

Mark, Let the man talk, you’re so worried about asking a question you’re not listening to his answers and you ask him something he already answered! And the first 20 minutes this man must’ve said “like I said “about 25 times. Ask a question, listen to what he saying, let the man finish and then ask another another question!

[@Greatpacificnorthwesterner]

My friend’s mom was supposed to start her first day of work that day in the WTC. However, she quit the job a day or 2 before because of a bad feeling she had. Crazy.

[@troybrooks2066]

How do you quit a job before even starting it!! 🤣😆

[@SteveWillNotDoIt1984]

​@@troybrooks2066 you get hired, go through hiring process, then quit before showing up for first day. Any more questions?

[@retromoviefan944]

if being English proficient was a requirement, this dude should have been booted out and his money refused from the get go.

[@stevenphilip719]

cash is king. and back then it was not on the radar that this was going to happen??? according to the Fbi. cia. and any body responsible

[@ScottishAnnie]

​@stevenphilip719 he said the fbi knew they had information there are some who are trying to infiltrate and get training but left hand wasn't talking to left hand, and they obviously had that rule for a reason. So really should've checked that out more. If even this guy and others felt something sketchy enough to call when they hadn't before that should've been red flag. These guys even said once they heard about 9/11 they asked each other if they thought it was this guy so he definitely stuck out in their minds.

[@stevenphilip719]

@@ScottishAnnie that is why i put ??? after i said they didnt think it was possible

[@ScottishAnnie]

​@@stevenphilip719it doesn't say didn't think it was possible only that it was not on their radar.

[@juul6633]

It sounded like it was already stated on his license or paperwork or something

[@alexsaucedo4930]

You have no idea how much I appreciate your channel Mark. I’ve gotten tired of listening to varying opinions of the same trending topics from pods every week. You’re a breath of fresh air! Truly, thank you 🙏🏼

[@peterbougioukos1423]

FAA agent investing in Halliburton: “Ehh… No worries!”

[@idekav.]

The same FAA that strictly enforces visas to train said eh no worries, yeah sure no worries when you get a call from the higher office huh

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Immigration (ICE) handles the visa concerns, I’m still not sure what you’re getting at though.

[@idekav.]

@@TitaniumTurbine that any reported suspicion was easily tossed to the side, thats what i don’t understand. Then the irony of it being THE FAA and the fact that they like to take licenses for absolutely no reason.. atleast nowadays.

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Thats after 911

[@farmerdave33]

I spoke once on the phone with one of the ladies who processed foreign aviation students’ paperwork for a Florida flight training center. I'll never forget she told me "Some days I do it better than others" 😮😮 I didn't ask because I didn't have to, I could hear it in her voice.

[@vtrippz704]

Im confused

[@rohan-ghosh]

@@vtrippz704 why are you confused? he is saying that the lady still has the ghosts of her past catch up to her as she processed the paperwork of what would be terrorist

[@vtrippz704]

@@rohan-ghosh idk how you figured that out, all he said is he spoke to lady who processed paper work

[@rohan-ghosh]

@@vtrippz704 its implied dude

[@mitch6969123]

Do what exactly ? Is she saying some days are better than others, and put the “it” by accident….

[@AAAMANDA]

I have no idea how I am just now discovering this podcast. I’m grateful this was in my recommended videos. Exactly my kind of content. 👍🙏😃

[@riskyy2657]

I’m a flight student here in FL. I train out of Palm Beach County Park Airport. The hijackers went to Palm Beach Flight training. I train right next door at Airmax Aviation.

[@jdd1979]

Mohammed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi trained in Venice and lived in Nokomis

[@fringestream990]

Yeah, pretty sure it was Venice

[@joemendel3873]

Are there more kernels of popcorn in a bag of Orville Redenbacher's Microwave Popcorn or, "wows" said by the host of this video?

[@luv2luv720]

Wow 😮

[@jamiemcdonald4279]

"youre involvement" just doesnt seem likr a good choice of words. It makes it seem like he did something wrong.

[@connoisseuroftigolbitts]

Fun Fact: One of the hijackers lived in paterson nj just a few blocks away from me on Union Ave in 1999-2001

[@CannabisJones]

fun fact. 9/11 was an inside job, and this interview helps confirm it.

[@bishopfx]

What other "fun facts" do you have mister 🧐

[@TitaniumTurbine]

There’s nothing really “fun” or interesting about that fact, I guess it would be a “fun fact” to you but that’s not really something people here are going to say “wow” (and mean it) about.

[@RealTalk-666]

@@TitaniumTurbineit’s true, nothing to brag or be proud about but I remember a lot of our neighbors were so afraid and even moving away from the area because of this terrorist. It was all over the newspapers the next few days about the hijackers home address being in paterson NJ; I remember there was a huge investigation in paterson the street where he lived was closed for days while FBI looked for information at his apartment Source: *I’m also an old veteran from paterson Nj.* 😅

[@bishopfx]

@TitaniumTurbine you woke up on the wrong side of the sheets today holmes

[@TalkingToAWall]

I’m just glad I’m here for the start of this podcast. You’re going far man

[@jamalrs17]

I Applaud the frequency of upload!

[@juul6633]

So great to hear from this guy! I feel like he has a lot of great stories from being a pilot. So sad he had to go through this and I hope he knows he’s in no way to blame. Great interviewer, I can’t wait to watch more

[@liljjbo17]

28 minutres in and its like the interviewer isnt listening to anything the guy's saying, dude mans asking questions the interviewee already answered multiple times before.

[@CezaMVO]

Dropped the ball by not putting this out on 9/11

[@Hovitv]

it would have been bad and would be profiting from a tragedy on the day of the tragedy. he read the room correctly

[@hasan6678]

I actually think this is a good move to drop it early, a lot of outlets can refer to/bring attention to this interview in a week

[@hasan6678]

@@Hovitv this makes no sense, by your logic you're taking advantage of a thirsty person whenever you drink water.. this video will continue to be up and generating profit by the virtue of the hosting platform. this is no universal law that says media around tragedies are automatically de-monetized

[@MasteRgamer-mk5bp]

​@@hasan6678what are you even talking about?? The reason it would be taking advantage is because it would be nothing more than cash grab profiting off the deaths of innocents to drop it on 9/11 instead of being for the sake of genuine education and if you can't see that then you're kinda fucked

[@TheStormSuspect]

@@hasan6678 He gave you an answer, just cuz you don't like it doesn't mean he's wrong. I agree with him so now its 2 against u ;/ and im not gonna lecture you

[@Josh-fn7dc]

Couldn’t make it through the episode, advertisements every 3 minutes is wild.

[@impromptumelody]

This is the first time I heard another parent talk about their child watching cartoons and news breaking while their kids were watching TV. My daughter was 4, watching the cartoon “Arthur” on PBS as I listened from the bathroom getting ready for work. Suddenly I didn’t hear Arthur. I march out to the living room demanding to know where Arthur went. We both watched as the North Tower burnt, and then as Flight 175 flew into The South Tower.

[@global1st1337]

This is legit my favorite podcast now... took old Joe Rogans template, actual interesting shit

[@flyingtiger666]

was seeing that too, old Rogan style.

[@tw364]

Rogan? No BS MMA stories or friend that killed a brown bear or one of Joes unfunny comedic observations.

[@global1st1337]

@@tw364 old Rogan not sassy populist new rogan

[@NGRRTRd]

I remember when I was younger my family took me to Disneyland and on the flight over the pilot took me into the cockpit

[@jamesndemera975]

It is very suspicious that all the pilot highjackers seem to have had forged flight hours and were failing basic flight school but executed the manoeuvres they did on that day. Are planes that easy to fly? Don’t think so.

[@jakealan8008]

Grew up as a normal USA kid raised by my white mom. Met dad at 13 and learned he was Palestinian. Ever since then been wrestling with some self hate. He’s the most peaceful guy in the world and not at all what people told me middle easterners were like in school. Been Battling standard racism in personal life since a kid and am still just left with this feeling of not wanting being a Palestinian to be an alarm or bad thing. Not Islamic but I nothing but respect for it.

[@williamsherman2776]

Dude people from the Middle East aren’t bad people even in Afghanistan over 95% of the country didn’t even fight against the United States when we invaded them. Most Muslims are very peaceful people but just like any religion you’ll have bad people just like now it is with Christians, Catholics,Jews, etc…. A easy way to compare radical Islam is like how in America we have Mormons yeah they have parts of the Christian religion but they tweak it and convince people that it’s the true word of god when it isn’t. There is nothing wrong being part middle eastern that’s like Germans not being prof they are German because of hitler in ww2

[@anima6035]

The middle east is a beautiful place that has been messed up by continuous political drama and blud shed. Learn and grow to appreciate your heritage because it runs incredibly deep (the origin of humanity), don't let the bs of the west taint your view.

[@joes6108]

I was a white homeless juvenile delinquent and was taken in by an Iranian family. 20 years later I was the best man at a wedding in their family. They were more American and normal than anything I had ever known. Don't fall for the propaganda. These people are not evil.

[@footballdesk4417]

Bro, you need to watch that stuff. You start out resentful of your muzzie heritage and then you start blaming good people over your perceived slights against you. Fight your nature or you will become just another terrorist wrapped up in your feelings.

[@Dis-u7p]

NGL, this is my perspective as an outsider(non-ME and non-US citizen) that the amount of brainwashing in the lands of the West is horrifying.

[@randyhurtado1745]

So Hani couldn’t pass a basic test but he was able to execute a 360 corkscrew turn into the pentagon? Yeah that makes complete sense

[@kencabeen7786]

💯🎯🙌👍

[@arthousefilms]

Steering a plane is easy. 14 year olds and grandmas do it all the time. The hard part is all the systems, communication, and safety procedures. Many of those are about landing, takeoffs, and taxiing, but the bad guys didn’t care about any of that because it wasn’t any part of their plan.

[@JrVtec]

@@arthousefilms If it was easy to fly that low at 500mph it would be easy to recreate in a simulator, However countless pilots & instructors tried and couldn't, Look up pilots for 9/11 truth on google.

[@Pendragon667]

Yeah that makes indeed complete sense! Have you ever played MSFS? You can either do the complete start-up sequence or have the game drop you already in-flight for a session. The latter is the situation the highjackers were in. From there on it's shockingly easy to operate even a commercial airplane if you don't have to worry about the landing.

[@pants2103]

I watched a retired fire fighter interview who worked on 9-11 just type in retired 9-11 firefighter interview first one on KZbin. He said there was a pamphlet him and his crew saw everyday of the twin towers with a bullseye that said “not if but when” I was born in 97 and my first real world experience was 9/11 waking up to go to day care and hearing my dad scream about how it was a inside job I’ll never forget that day.

[@MoroccanAnwar]

Great dad, Your dad wasn't a sheep

[@Randomest_Stories]

Flyer! I m looking it up

[@drmantistoboggan2870]

​@@MoroccanAnwaryou are a sheep.

[@partnerwithjee5114]

TRADE TOWER

[@FrostyFluffs]

People need to wake up, its not the joooos we need to worry about, all that anti jew propaganda has brainwashed the whole world

[@Biggs0529]

It is so crazy how we're all watching & listening to this man who was a part of history that changed the American way FOREVER!

[@emimagination]

This was fascinating. I wish I could hear him tell me more stories from his life!

[@blue3525]

asking him if he feels guilty is uncalled for and very rude.

[@kaydiglawson7767]

Why? He was not offended by the question.

[@bennybenny61]

Mark every 3 seconds: “…Wow”.

[@lisaa8795]

At least he's got plenty of material to keep up an interesting discussion, but a few "Is that right"s or "oh really?"s or even "oh yeah?"s - instead of all the wows - would be a welcome change.

[@jeandalgleish6460]

@@lisaa8795 I agree .... there's got to be another word besides ....'Wow'.

[@travfromthelou]

If It was a drinking game I'd be drunk.

[@Paul-zu2hf]

And 'got it'. Once you hear it you cant go back :-/

[@davidx.1150]

Chill he’s French Canadian

[@trippyhq7229]

Mark has the greatest range of interviews in the podcast game. It doesn’t matter who the guest is the episode is always incredible and engaging. Love you Mr Gags

[@hbginc4553]

Too many fucking ads. I don’t pay for KZbin premium to hear 20 fucking ads every single episode.

[@azcardguy7825]

It’s amazing how many thousands of people miraculously missed their 9/11 doomed flight….

[@tyisnt]

I wonder how many times we’ve avoided something tragic happening to us in our lives without realizing the implications to our actions. 9/11 just puts it under a microscope because of how unbelievable it was.

[@r.w.flyvideos187]

@@tyisntdamn that’s a trip to think about actually.

[@missair222]

Well it was 4 flights that could hold maybe 250-300 ppl each which is a max of 1,200 people - so thousands didn’t miss the flights but thousands probably missed being in the doomed floors of the towers or Pentagon (I believe there was a city election that morning which caused a lot of people to not be in the towers at their normal time). It is truly fascinating how many near miss stories there were ! I read so many storys of either missing their flight or running a few mins late, or leaving their 90th floor office to go for a smoke only for the plane to hit minutes later etc.

[@drizzho]

@@missair222 if the plane hit the towers at 10am instead of 15 minutes before 9am it would’ve been a lot worse imo. Stock market doesn’t open until 9:30 am and that’s when most of the people that work there would’ve been at their desk by 9:30.

[@troybrooks2066]

We would have never had Family Guy. Seth McFarland missed his flight in Boston…

[@meeksteezart]

I flew just 3 months after 9/11, moved to NYC 2 years later, tho I immigrated from Poland, 20 years later worked in the financial district for a few years. Proud to say we're New Yorkers, truly seen a shift in the landscape over the years and our city is stronger than ever through harsh times. This interview is a great way to give us new perspective of the past. 👍

[@SmokinPurple502]

New York is not stronger then ever their sitting ducks literally rite now if you still live their you might want to get out its been invaded

[@BigDee33]

According to 911 report FBI agent wrote of men just wanting to fly plane in Minneapolis and report sat on desk of her boss.

[@billieclark8870]

How do we know that the hijackers didn’t just force the pilots at knife point to just fly the planes?

[@dinamho]

Into the buildings ? Not likely any pilot would do that.

[@Multi7477]

Either way you’re dead. Why comply?

[@suzannek3493]

@@Multi7477exactly

[@rinceradio]

"Do you feel any guilt about your involvement..." What kind of stupid question is that? That's why only trained, experienced journalists need to be in the news business. Podcasts are amateur hour for quasi journalists.

[@rakalu9994]

Fantastic interviewer. Never seen him before but was glued to the story

[@umsrum]

I lived at the border from Canada to the US before 911 and I remember Crossing the forder with a birth registration card as a teenager without parents. The before and after 911 security was like night and day. People didn't think anything bad would happen.

[@melissastory1993]

Even until I think around 2010 we only needed a driver’s licence or other provincial ID if you were over a certain age. I just remember my first season of cheerleading we didn’t need much to go to the US for cheer camp and the second year we needed more, which could’ve been because the law changed or because I’d turned 18 by the second one.

[@umsrum]

@@melissastory1993 yeah I'm not sure how fast it changed

[@tristanwright42069]

No glaze, your podcast is the best

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Glaze has too much sugar, frosting isn’t much better.

[@tiffhtx019]

I don’t think it was a coincidence that the law saying pilots could carry was struck down right before

[@suzannek3493]

Really ? Never heard this before

[@TheDesertFox_]

"Dancing Israelis"

[@BusPodcast24]

This got is a great interviewer, he is even keeled and allows his guest to speak without constantly interrupting or ever making it about himself.

[@mathewcameron9120]

Nothing but banger from mark lately !

[@Holdenski]

Mark you really know how to keep them talking and ask such intelligent questions. Keep up the awesome work!

[@cman5337]

It used to be pre or post 9/11. Now it’s pre or post Covid

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Because COVID is a relatively recent event, twenty years post-9/11. When something happened before 9/11, people still say “pre-9/11” or if something happened closer to the aftermath of 9/11 then they say “post-9/11”. I’m sure you see that right?

[@luv2luv720]

​@@TitaniumTurbine The amount of death, maybe?

[@suzannek3493]

Because the same people involved essentially

[@dennisrehrmann6710]

"Do you feel any guilt in your involvement?", coming from a sub-30 year old... unbelievable.

[@thetruth9371]

“I dont know if he will survive this” sir I dont think they were looking to survive

[@DewberryJackson]

😂

[@chiefkeith5641]

I understand everyone does it. But with the serious interviewer vibes you do you shouldn’t have nearly as many mid roll ads. It’s really distracting with such interesting conversation and people will skip no matter where you put them

[@troybrooks2066]

How else do you think he pays his bills?!? He gets his paycheck by reading ads…

[@vithursan.b]

My thoughts goes out to those who have been affected by this tragedy. I was only 5 years old when the attacks happened and did not know about this event 5 years later.. till this day, I wonder how this world would have been had this been prevented

[@EfremHayes]

I was only 2, and I always wonder the same thing.

[@tlacahetl]

Holy shit!!! What a find!!!

[@McNastyxx95]

This dude seems like a genuine good dude and he seems like he has a lot to say and remember I’m shocked this is the first time I’ve seen anyone interview him . Good find and episode !

[@benjamin1540]

Wack podcast, too many ads and the questions asked.

[@Buelr]

the amount of youtube ads in this video is insane

[@user-kd6hv5xy3q]

These in ad reads an Regular ads are outrageous

[@jamiemcdonald4279]

The 2 that hit the towers were going from Boston to LA.

[@Portcityline]

I’m at work right now but can’t wait to listen to this on the drive home … Thanks Camp

[@BigD365]

This is amazing info people have been waiting for!

[@BeatSinisters]

Can you try to interview Richard Gage he's an architect, he has very great knowledge of the 9/11 towers collapsing 👍

[@r.w.flyvideos187]

Kinda clear which side this podcaster is on… Not on the side of Richard Gauge.

[@suzannek3493]

@@r.w.flyvideos187how so ?

[@kencabeen7786]

Sorry, but this is complete BS. Hanjour could not even fly a Cessna competently, and was refused when he tried to rent a Cessna for a solo flight just a month before 9/11. The idea that he, on his first time ever in the cockpit of a real airliner, was able to fly hundreds of miles back to the Pentagon with zero situational awareness and under great stress, do an 8000’ descending spiral (and turning off the transponder in the middle of this), leveling off, flying just feet off the ground at almost 500mph for about one kilometer, and then smashing into the ground level floor of the Pentagon without even scratching the lawn is completely insane and impossible. What a disappointment this young podcaster is for helping to perpetuate the laughably obvious lie that is the official story of 9/11.

[@4thdimenional]

Lost me at jet fuel melts beams lol

[@TitaniumTurbine]

You’re a grown man using a pre-teen meme. What the…

[@davidmotter5140]

What a moronic statement 20 thousand gallons yes it starts a fire that makes steel weak

[@amandafight7627]

Uneducated people will never understand. Most of the jet fuel was burnt up in the explosions. These uneducated people also didnt see the main structural beams of the towers were cut at 45° angles when we can clearly see it in the aerial footage shot the next day of the debri pile. The planes did not slice the steal beams at the bottom of the towers, bombs did. Planes also can't dustify a million tons and over 1,000 humans. DEW weapons can but uneducated people don't know about these weapons. And there are the survivors that heard bombs going off in the basements exploding before the planes hit but sadly, there are alot of uneducated people. Aluminum planes also cannot slice steel either. The government allowed this tragedy to happen. I live in southern Indiana near NSA Naval CRANE base and they flew fighter jets over our home every Saturday on the dot at 1pm, starting in the early 90s but ends around 911. I find it very odd they called jets all the way from California to respond to lower Manhattan, when CRANE in southern Indiana had 4 fighter jets ready. Our government let this day happen to push their evil agenda. Period.

[@franceslux5723]

I've heard that they could not have melted the beams. The man from Spain talked about a steel beam burning for days. It's makeup to explain the demolition

[@Emy53]

I will NEVER approach a celebrity. I have only run into two, in my lifetime, and I ignored them both.

[@C3POSkywalkerR2D2]

I am a upscale restaurant server in Southern california for decades and have served many from a list to D list to politicians to sports stars like Kobe. I treat them as I would anyone else since everyone is a vip. I never address their celebrity status. They always appreciate it. Only have come in contact with two who were ego maniacs ....Ashton Kutcher and Dennis Rodman

[@tcdan-c2m]

@@C3POSkywalkerR2D2 Wow that's pretty cool!

[@davidsobilo9622]

​@@C3POSkywalkerR2D2tell anymore interesting stories about anyone you met? Loved hearing about Ashton and rodman...

[@C3POSkywalkerR2D2]

@@davidsobilo9622 My favorites ... 1. Mathew Perry was super kind and came in with a huge enterouge and was gracious and respectful. 2. Diane Keaton looks like she is in a movie even when out to lunch. Her style is perfection and her smile and kindness fills a room. It's like she stepped off the set and into our doors. Also a huge enterouge of All kind and respectful people. 3. Heather Locklier was so kind we talked for like an hour. I mentioned we share a birthday which is the only time I kinda acknowledged who she is. I ended up taking my break and she knew I was being relieved and she literally put half her sandwich on a side plate for me to have for lunch. Seriously beyond kind. Hate to see what thr paps have done to her when you know it's been toxic men and alcohol abuse. 4. Ashton brought the entire bustling restaurant to a stand still brcause he threw a baby tantrum bring asked to remove his trucker hat in thr dining room. Went on an entire constitutional soap box rant leaving Demi and then 3 her teenage daughters to be horrified. Demi was so kind she even came back in after they left to thank us again and apologize for his rude behavior. Also hate to see what media did to her when we all know Ashton is and always was the chode. 5. Brad Pitt almost got asked to leave because his body odor was offending other patrons. Our manager didn't recognize him and came within inches of telling Pitt he smelled like a pit. 6. Kobe had to be refused service for not having a shirt with sleeves and he was so kind and understood completely and ran nextdoor to buy the most ridiculously wild Hawaiian shirt that would fit him and didn't even care he had to. There is also a baby diaper changing table in that bathroom brcause we discovered Kobe changing gigi's diaper on the floor in there because we hadn't thought of girl dad's. His wife was always nasty but she had her reasons. I would share her behavior but I believe the woman has been hurt enough and the stuff she said about their kids and him and the way she treated him....well....she has to live with that forever. He also used to do art on our butcher paper on the tables and woe can you imagine how much those woyld be worth now? Original Kobe art? Yeah...we threw it in the trash. Woops. 7. Nick Cage is super eclectic. His Asian women keep getting younger and thry don't look or speak at/to us. Nick does all the ordering. It's wildly old school and a little freaky. He was kind, respectful and was always just enamored and obsessed with whatever woman he was with. 8. Harrison Ford is shy and doesn't want attention but seriously can make you blush just seeing him. We all were shocked watching him walk to his car which was a little 2 door hatch back economy rental....we were expecting the falcon of course. So many more....

[@C3POSkywalkerR2D2]

@@davidsobilo9622 well I did and my entire massive comment got removed...hope it reappears that took forever to type

[@Duolingo_birdcuh]

That video title is mad

[@chiefkeith5641]

Why?

[@SkyG760]

@@chiefkeith5641 because he has spoke on the subject many times.

[@Selfawarerarity]

Not gonna lie, I thought it was the Hijackers Teacher like elementary school teacher or something lmao.

[@AustinG23]

@@SkyG760didn’t ask

[@SkyG760]

@@AustinG23 didn’t tell….. you.

[@Lindalou1]

I watched redacted yesterday and a pilot said the Muslims are innocent 🙄🙄🙄

[@Lindalou1]

And 911 was done by bush

[@hasan6678]

this guy should change his name to "like i said, again..."

[@jameswilkie8321]

Wow

[@itshazy]

Mark really provided a therapeutical conversation to a man struck by jarring PTSD, I'd imagine. At the same time, providing the viewer with very rare insights. Looking forward to Mark growing meteorically, like he's doing right now.

[@hoolihanohoolihan1011]

He doesn't seem to have PTSD at all

[@yellowstone024]

Great show good to hear stories from a long time pilot

[@DC-id5gi]

Stop interupting him when he is talking. You would interupt him and move him on when he is answering your last question

[@jeremyedgington6716]

Does anyone else smell BS? Bat Soup!!!

[@ashmerrasheed5105]

Great interview I just can’t stop noticing every time he said “like I said” lol

[@DewberryJackson]

"I dont remember' "I dont recall" "I dont know" "I dont think so" What was the point of this interview this guy doesnt remember anyrhing

[@juul6633]

Sorry he doesn’t remember every little detail from something over 20 years ago??

[@suzannek3493]

He remembers a good bunch of things , just not all the little details .. gees

[@TRX.Reagan]

I’ve seen so many videos lately about 9/11. That I can honestly say, they knew about it, did nothing. I’ve also seen videos of VERY experienced Pilots claiming it was done by GPS remote controlled planes all the planes were controlled to us way. They say none of them could have made the angles that it happened especially on a first attempt. They did simulation on this in a simulator and crashed before hitting target. The highest level of government was in on it. Which is fucking insane.

[@rick_222]

Can't make cell phone calls from planes either, especially with the technology from 2001.

[@r.w.flyvideos187]

One single damn question he needed to ask… What kind of skill would it take to do the 180 degree turn and hit the pentagon as a pilot? To hit the pentagon only, not marking the lawn or anything. Does he think his student was capable of this kind of skill? Something tells me he’s not gonna ask this basic question. This most important question. Wasted interview if he doesn’t. This has always been a major point for we conspiracy theorists. Being his student was the pentagon terrorist in particular, he is the man to ask this out of all the flight school teachers involved. FUCK! This is irritating. Also a documentary in the past had said the flight school teacher of the terrorist who hit the pentagon had said this is a hard maneuver and even the most experienced pilots would have a hard time making the turn and hitting the target. Another basic question to miss… “Was that you, and your words that were discussed in that old documentary?” Waste of an interview.

[@acecafe727]

For over a month, my feed is full of suggested videos with the same theme,’Newly discovered 9/11 videos never seen before!’ Amazing the number of people discovering videos from that day that were parked in boxes in a closet and now they are sharing these ‘never seen before videos’ just in time for the anniversary.

[@davidmotter5140]

What turn are talking about they went srtaight in ?

[@gakidomo9561]

Whistle Blowers better be protected, great work Mark!

[@gakidomo9561]

Fun Fact: There was a Japan-Korean Flight incident where a group of Japanese Uni students hijacked a plane in 1970s or 1980s and tried to fly from Japan to North Korea (Pyongyang) But was fooled by South Korean Airport lmfao. If only Americans...nah; nevermind.

[@letxen3]

42:52 interesting that that law was removed. 🤔

[@r.w.flyvideos187]

Seriously. The one piece of interesting material from this interview.

[@donitawhite8111]

I have never seen a KZbinr "interrupt" the video mid-sentence (especially a guest on your podcast) to show a sponsor ad. Extremely distasteful IMO.