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Over the course of 20 months, the bipartisan 9/11 Commission, five Democrats and five Republicans held 12 public hearings and received testimony from 160 witnesses. Dozens of government agencies and other entities provided the Commission with more than 2.5 million pages of documents and other material. The report and its recommendations can save American lives.

Special edition: Some of the best narrators in the business have lent their talents to this production.

Barbara Rosenblat: 17 Earphone Awards, Golden Voice, Voice of the Century. Several Audie Awards

Ralph Cosham: Two Earphone Awards, Five Audio Best of the Years, TV and movie credits

Scott Brick: 18 Earphone Awards, one of six outstanding narrators for 2003. Audie Award

Jay O. Sanders: Golden Voice, voice of PBS Wide Angle, TV and movie credits

Grover Gardner: 15 Earphone Awards, Golden Voice, Voice of the Century

Dan Cashman: Narrator of many best sellers, extensive TV and movie credit

Kate Fleming: 12 Earphone Awards, several Audie nominations, Audie Award in 2004

Susie Breck: Award-winning narrator and director. Audie Award

Dick Hill: Eight Earphone Awards, Voice of the Century, Golden Voice, Two Audie Awards

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I was happy to find one of the many narrators in this audiobook was Grover Gardner. He has a time of voice and a cadence that can make anything sound good. He was able to make William Shirer books interesting to listen to.

the 9/11 commission is rather dry to listen to and even dryer to read however it is important to understand the motives of the terrorists as well as where and how the government failed along with recommendations.

conspiracy theorists often point out that this report does not mention Building 7 however the commission report is primarily about the motives of the terrorist and the failures of the government. in order to understand the structural failures of the buildings you have to go find the NIST report. The NIST report dwarfs the 9/11 Commission I size and dryness but it just adds to the reasons why the conspiracy theorists are wrong.

This book is dry but worthy the read

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