Interesting Q. Back when 9/11 happened I saw Trump at least once questioning why Bush let Saudis fly out of the US immediately once air travel was opened up again.
Throughout Bush’s presidency we (people in my circles) questioned Bush’s actions regarding anything that could be seen as helping his oil friends, although I didn’t feel Bush in any way helped plan or execute what happened on 9/11. I did think he might have ignored crucial chatter beforehand and advice given by the administration before him.
During the Republican debates in 2016, there was one instance where Trump brought up 9/11 happening on Bush’s watch, and the Republican audience didn’t like Trump doing that at all. Trump never brought it up again. Not that I saw anyway.
Because of this Q I now can see another angle to all of what I described. I used to think Trump wasn’t so sucked in to this alt-right and right wing crazy talk years ago, but now I’m thinking maybe he was listening to anarchists all along. Subgroups of the Libertarians who were and are against the government. Or, it could be countries outside of America putting these ideas out, I think it can be both.
Most Republicans aren’t 9/11 deniers, if I understand what that is? 9/11 helped create strife in America. People talk about 9/11 uniting Americans, but it also really caused a surge in attention to Muslims and a group to hate and be afraid of.