the purpose of the 9-11 report was to inform the American people, why would any of those pages be classified?

They were classified by the process that governs the release of information which might be in some way sensitive.

In this case, we submitted in late December of an 850-page report of our findings.

Seven months later, in June of 2003, they came through the deplastification process.

There were a number of blackouts, names and locations, dates throughout the report, but there was one chapter which was totally censured, and that was a chapter of about 28 pages which related to who financed 9-11.

And those 28 pages have been withheld from the public since the summer of 2003, I think very much to the detriment of United States security interests.

At this point in time, with this upcoming election, do you think it's important for this entire report to be declassified? And how would we do that?

The answer doesn't have anything to do with the current elections.