The CIA knew. They knew two Al-Qaeda terrorists were living openly in San Diego. They had their names. They knew they had U.S. visas. So when an FBI agent tried to sound the alarm, why was he ordered to stand down?br br This is the central question of Tucker Carlson's new documentary, "The 911 Files," which argues the attacks were not an intelligence failure, but a deliberate cover-up. The film suggests a CIA turf war and a secret attempt to recruit the hijackers kept the FBI in the dark until it was too late. This directly challenges the findings of the 911 Commission Report, suggesting parts of it were a fraud designed to protect high-level officials.br br Join us as we dig into one of the most disturbing questions in modern American history: Was 911 the result of a gamble by our own intelligence agencies?br br What are your initial thoughts on these claims? Let me know in the comments. And if you think these are conversations we need to be having, go ahead and hit that subscribe button.