The The

The Ladies and gentlemen, this is William Cooper, and Alan Wiener has asked me to take the microphone... take the uh... the uh... microphone on this

this uh... probably worst day

in the history

of the entire world

for what we're with witnessing

witnessing uh... now today is most probably the herald of the, at least the

redefinition of freedom, and most probably its death.

Can you imagine the absolute well I guess you can because you're probably as shocked as the rest of the world

and I can assure you that the entire world is affected by this.

There are probably at least, at least, over 5,000 people dead, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, at least, minimum.

It could be as high as 10 or 20,000 or even more.

You see, 50,000 people work in the world trade center buildings, and both of them

first had aircraft, large commercial-type aircraft, crashed into them intentionally,

and then both of the towers have come down, collapsed upon themselves.

The Pentagon, where tens of thousands of people work also,

another commercial-type aircraft has crashed into the Pentagon.

Another one, and it's only a guess, was maybe trying to reach Camp David,

has crashed before it reached its target.

There is speculation that there may be other airplanes in the air headed toward targets elsewhere in the country.

All airports, all airports for the first time in the history of this nation are closed.

All government buildings in Washington, D.C., including the White House, have been evacuated.

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