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COMMENTS: 911 Calls About 9/11 Fears
ABC's Jake Tapper signaled that Monday's Air Force One snafu, pricetag $328,835, was not all that serious a story by ending his follow-up report with a punchline from Jon Stewart on Comedy Central's The Daily Show: "You know another way you could have gotten that picture--Photoshop." Yet Tapper began his coverage with 911 audiotapes of 9/11 flashbacks. As to why the office workers of Ground Zero were not warned that their high rises were about to be buzzed by a low-flying jumbo jet with World Trade Center flight patterns, Tapper obtained a memorandum from the Federal Aviation Administration with instructions that the Air Force One plan "shall not be released to the public or the media."
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