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Hani Hanjour

Hani Hanjour

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Oct 7, 2026

Austin GarrettHOST
9:43
Figure out how to land.
Austin GarrettHOST
9:46
When they captured the 20th 9-11 hijacker, the one, Hani Hanjour, I think his name was.
Austin GarrettHOST
9:52
I could have that wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is.
Austin GarrettHOST
9:55
They captured him.
speaker_0NARRATOR
15:56
About a month later, he buys more for the seven sixty-seven and the Airbus A320.
speaker_0NARRATOR
16:03
Hani Hanjour comes by a different route.
speaker_0NARRATOR
16:06
A Saudi, he already holds a commercial pilot’s license from a school in Arizona.
speaker_0NARRATOR
16:12
He arrives in San Diego in December 2000 and joins Hazmi.
Rob DewGUEST
45:29
It's not my favorite possible is honey.
Rob DewGUEST
45:31
Hanjour's corkscrew into the Pentagon.
Rob DewGUEST
45:33
Beautiful guy who can even fly a Cessna.
Rob DewGUEST
45:35
That's the best
Drew MorganHOST
7:27
Last year for 9/11 we did a, [laughs] a comedy show and I dressed up as ...
Drew MorganHOST
7:31
Well, I didn't really dress up, but I played the character of Hani Hanjour.
Drew MorganHOST
7:35
Which was-
DJ LewisHOST
7:35
Nice.
Aage NostHOST
5:07
Oh, yeah.
Robert MorningstarGUEST
5:07
And I'll tell you the story of how I met Mohamed Atta, Hani Hanjour, Marwan al-Shehhi, the three pilots, and I helped the FBI capture the Al-Qaeda cell that was operating in Hamburg.
Robert MorningstarGUEST
5:23
But I'm gonna leave that for later in the program.
Robert MorningstarGUEST
5:26
Right now I'm going to ask Aage to grant me screen sharing, uh, privileges, and w- we're going to look at a couple of videos of, uh, what happened that day to-

51 MINS LATER

Robert MorningstarGUEST
56:17
That was my rational explanation for what I was seeing.
Aage NostHOST
56:21
Yeah.
Robert MorningstarGUEST
56:21
But the biggest lie, folks, I have to tell you, those lies are big lies, but the biggest lie came three days later when the FBI said that they had found the passports of Mohamed Atta, Hani Hanjour, and Marwan al-Shehhi in debris six blocks north of the crash.
Robert MorningstarGUEST
56:44
The bui-l the plane went right into and through the building, into a ball of fire, and they claim that they found luggage and that they found the passports six blocks away-
Jeremy BoreingHOST
6:33
It follows Mohammed Adda from Hamburg to Afghanistan to Venice, Florida, where he and Marwan al-Shahi learned to fly at a school called Huffman Aviation.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
6:43
It follows Hani Hanjour from Saudi Arabia to a flight school in Arizona, and then to Freeway Airport in Bowie, Maryland, where an instructor took one look at his flying and refused to rent him a plane.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
6:55
He'd fly one anyway, though, weeks later, directly into the Pentagon.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
7:00
The truth is out there, if you're willing to dig into a 585-page report to get it.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:10
Oh, I believe it was a hundred percent.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:12
And you were spot on too, about, you know, all of those went to flight school, Muhammadada, Hani Hanjour.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:19
I forget some of the other names right off the top of my head, but they were amazing.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:24
The flight instructor I've watched interviews and I've tried to track him down to get him on the show.
Carol HellermanGUEST
31:54
it.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:54
Yeah.
Hollywood WadeHOST
31:55
And one of the things that's really always gotten me about this whole thing is, Hani Hanjour was supposedly the pilot on the one that hit the Pentagon.
Hollywood WadeHOST
32:04
Now, I don't really, I'm in no way, shape, or form a pilot.
LionelGUEST
11:50
So that's number two.
LionelGUEST
11:51
And by the way, Sean, how do you know? How do you know the name of the guy? Hello, yes, this is Hani Hanjour for posterity.
LionelGUEST
11:59
H, yes.
LionelGUEST
12:00
Hani, yes.

45 MINS LATER

LionelGUEST
57:23
I mean, seriously.
LionelGUEST
57:24
How about the people who were...
LionelGUEST
57:27
The fellow, I think it was Hani Hanjour, he wanted to rent a plane.
LionelGUEST
57:29
They said, we're not going to rent a plane.
LionelGUEST
13:09
So that's number two.
LionelGUEST
13:11
And by the way, Sean, how do you know? How do you know the name of the guy? Hello, yes, this is Hani Hanjour for posterity.
LionelGUEST
13:19
H, yes.
LionelGUEST
13:20
Hani, yes.

46 MINS LATER

LionelGUEST
59:38
I mean, seriously.
LionelGUEST
59:39
How about the people who were...
LionelGUEST
59:42
The fellow, I think it was Hani Hanjour, he wanted to rent a plane.
LionelGUEST
59:44
They said, we're not going to rent a plane.
Ernie AudinoHOST
3:21
And seven minutes later, Al-Qaeda terrorist Mahmoud Al-Sheikh and his small team, they flew United Airlines Flight 75 into the South Tower.
Ernie AudinoHOST
3:33
34 minutes after that, Al-Qaeda terrorist Hani Hanjour and his team flew American Airlines Flight 77 into the Pentagon.
Ernie AudinoHOST
3:45
And finally, Al-Qaeda terrorist Zia Jarrah hijacked the United Airlines Flight 93 with the intention of crashing it into either the White House or the U.S. Capitol building.
Ernie AudinoHOST
3:57
But at 10.03, it crashed into a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

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