White House Ready to Release Secret Pages From 9/11 Report That Could Implicate Saudis

The Obama Administration may soon release 28 pages from the Congressional inquiry into the 9/11 attacks that could implicate Saudi connections to the terrorists.

Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir (R) shakes hands with US Secretary of State John Kerry during a joint press conference after a meeting with foreign ministers from the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council at King Salman airbase on January 23, 2016 in Riyadh. JACQUELYN MARTIN/AFP/Getty Images

The Obama Administration may soon release 28 pages from the Congressional inquiry into the 9/11 attacks that could implicate Saudi connections to the terrorists. 

There has been growing public clamoring to release the pages in the wake of a Senate bill that would allow American victims of terrorist attacks to sue sovereign nations that are suspected of funding terrorist groups. 

Of the 19 hijackers responsible for the 9/11 attack, 15 were citizens of Saudi Arabia, and the government was suspected of foul play. 

Both of the Democratic presidential candidates have called for the 28 pages to be released, as well as GOP front-runner Donald Trump.