Trump Indicates Consideration of Releasing 9/11 Records
Donald Trump has indicated he will consider releasing 9/11 records following a request from families of 9/11 victims, as reported by NBC Los Angeles which is tracking the trending topic in the Los Angeles area.
Los Angeles, CA, September 14, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump has stated he would consider releasing classified documents related to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. This indication follows a request made by families of 9/11 victims, who have been advocating for the declassification of these records.
NBC Los Angeles has been tracking this developing story, noting it as a trending topic within the Los Angeles area. The specific details of Trump’s commitment, including a timeline or the exact nature of the records he might consider releasing, were not immediately available. The families’ request centers on information they believe could shed light on potential Saudi Arabian involvement in the attacks.
Past administrations have faced similar calls for transparency regarding the 9/11 records. The process of declassifying sensitive government documents is often complex, involving national security considerations and review by various agencies. The outcome of this latest request, and any subsequent actions taken by Donald Trump should he choose to pursue the release, remains to be seen.
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