Sibel Edmonds speaks with Daniel Ellsberg about the prevailing attitude in the government of people not wanting to know the truth about corruption in their agencies. She explains that it is a much deeper issue than incompetence as issues are being prevented from being perused.

Edmonds sites as an example the Special Agent witnesses who have come to her with important information about corruption, and how there is nowhere to take them for them to make their claims.

“If Ashcroft is willing to publicly gag the Congress, imagine what he is doing behind closed doors?” She asks.