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A batch of previously classified presidential intelligence documents released by the Trump administration on Friday shows that both Bill Clinton and George W.
Bush received repeated warnings that Osama bin Laden's network was planning to hijack commercial aircraft and strike the United States.
The records, drawn from presidential daily briefs and CIA intelligence memorandums, reveal that U.S. agencies had tracked al-Qaeda's support structure inside American borders for years before September 11, 2001.
What the documents contain The intelligence picture assembled across those records is specific.
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