Canada’s CBC Faces Backlash Over Telling Reporters to Not Describe 9/11 as ‘Terrorist Attacks,’ FBI Dir. Patel Accused Them of Trying to Rewrite History

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McADAMS: "Hey Trace. So on a day that thousands of people lost their lives and a day that no one will forget a newly leaked email shows Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is reminding its reporters not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack So this is the internal memo and it was sent out to CBC staff this week but it was leaked to a reporter at the Toronto Sun who then put it in the paper. It reads in part Do not refer to these September 11th attacks as terrorist attacks The hijackings led to Passenger jet crashes in Washington D.C., Pennsylvania and Manhattan. The World Trade Center was destroyed Nearly 3,000 people were killed on September 11th after Al Qaeda terrorists hijacked four Passenger planes targeting the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Another airplane, United Airlines Flight 9 90 three was supposed to attack the nation’s capital too But as we know heroic passengers on that plane fought back and the plane crashed in a field in Pennsylvania where even more people could have died CBC tells Fox it avoids labeling specific groups as terrorists because they believe the terms are politically and emotionally loaded explaining its reporters can use the terms but only when they quote or cite someone else CBC said they also did this in October 7th too In leaked emails then they told journalists not to refer to Hamas militants as terrorists This after Hamas killed more than one thousand people in Israel and took hundreds of others hostage FBI Director Kash Patel is weighing in He slammed the CBC for trying to rewrite history calling it an insult to the souls that were lost adding, We will never forget 9/11 So CBC tells us while other news organizations like the AP the Associated Press, followed the same editorial rules we reached out to the AP for comment but Trace just a quick Google search online showed the Just called 9/11 a terrorist attack this week in their article So we’ll see what the AP has to say"