Morgan Reynolds

Biography:

Morgan Reynolds, Ph.D., is professor emeritus at Texas A&M University and former director of the Criminal Justice Center at the National Center for Policy Analysis headquartered in Dallas, TX. He served as chief economist for the US Department of Labor during 2001-2, George W. Bush's first term.

Past Shows:

	9-11 Theories & Evidence
	Thursday February 23, 2006

The 9-11 attacks were an "inside job" orchestrated by factions within the United States, according to three guests who shared their theories and evidence.Prof. James Fetzer, an expert on the JFK assassination and one of the founding members of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, cited numerous factors which he believes indicate the government's official explanation is riddled with falsities.In the case of the WTC towers,the melting point of steel and the quick rate of the buildings' collapse could only be explained by a planned demolition, he said, adding that there were security anomalies reported at the WTC in the two weeks leading up to the attack. Fetzer also noted that in the Pentagon attack, the size of the impact in the building was too small for an airliner, and may have instead been hit by an A-3 Skywarrior. Fetzer also contended that the terrorists would have been incapable of piloting the planes into these precise targets, and that "neocons," such as those who were involved ... More
Host: George Noory

	9-11 Roundtable
	Thursday June 16, 2005

A 4-hour panel discussion investigating theories behind 9-11 was held, featuring Alex Jones, Peter Lance, Mike Levine, and David Ray Griffin. ... More
Host: George Noory