How the TV networks hid the Twin Towersâ€™ explosive demolition: An interview with Graeme MacQueen

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Published on Sep 11, 2022
Distinguished 9/11 scholar Graeme MacQueen joins host Andy Steele to talk about the soon-to-be-published paper he co-authored with Ted Walter entitled â€œThe Triumph of the Official Narrative: How the TV Networks Hid the Twin Towersâ€™ Explosive Demolition on 9/11.â€ â€œThe Triumph of the Official Narrativeâ€ is the second part of a two-part series that MacQueen and Walter started two years ago with the paper â€œHow 36 Reporters Brought Us the Twin Towersâ€™ Explosive Demolition on 9/11.â€ In that paper, they reviewed 70 hours of news coverage and found that the â€œexplosion hypothesisâ€ was the dominant hypothesis among reporters on the ground. In this new paper, using the same 70 hours of news coverage, they examine how the official narrative supplanted what journalists on the ground were reporting.

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