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Investigative reports (Television program)
1 videodisc (approximately 90 min.) : sound, color, with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Recounts the life of Texas governor, George W. Bush, in his own words, and those of his friends, family, and associates.
He was privileged son of one of the world's richest families who became the world's most wanted terrorist. Three years later after he engineered the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, he remains at large. See how Bin Laden came to prominence battling the Soviets in Afghanistan, trace the establishment of Al Qaeda, and examine his betrayal of the Saudi royal family and the alliance with the Taliban. Insiders detail how he plotted strikes against U.S. interests in Africa, the Middle East and New York, as well as offering an up-to-minute look at the hunt for the Al Qaeda leader.
director, David Keane ; producers, David Keane and Maria Wye Berry ; written by Aaron Bowden ; [produced by] Wild Eyes Productions ; for the History Channel.
Originally broadcast as documentary in 2001.
Interviews with: Steve Coll, Ahmed Whali Maddoud, Peter Jouvenal, Mike Evanoff, Gul Haider, Mark Bowden, Brian Hilferty, Philip Smucker, Jamal Khalifa, Hamid Gul, Simon Reeve, Gary Grappo, Prince Turki Al Faisal, Robert Baer, Yahya Massoud, Stanley Macharia, Herman Igambi, Peterson Kimeu, A.M. Korony, Faisal Abburos, Edmund Hull, Michael Sheehan, Dave Karenes, Lotfullah Mashal.
Cinematography, Mark Morris; editing, Justin Inda; music, John Hodian.
Donated by Department of Hispanic Studies, Texas A&M University, November 2013.
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