OK, I've had a chance to look at some of the conspiracy theory Web sites on this issue.
If you're going to base your beliefs on what is obvious, then you should consider the possibility that Bush was mistaken when he said he saw the first plane crash into the tower before entering the classroom.
I have no doubt that he could have seen televised coverage of the burning building at that time, so he would have been aware of the fact that a plane had crashed into it. Bear in mind that eyewitness accounts by different people witnessing the same event are known to vary widely. If the conspiracy theory Web sites are correct that footage of the first plane was not televised until later in the day, we can't rule out the possibility that Bush saw it whenever it was televised, and simply mixed up the sequence of when he saw what. Or he may have simply misspoken. (Gosh, that would never happen, would it? - ROFL)
In order to prove that Bush knew it was a terrorist attack before he went into the classroom, it takes more than an invented explanation about a hypothetical "CIA feed." How come these conspiracy theorists don't tell us about asking school officials if there was any special video feed piped into their school at the time? The most likely explanation is that they didn't bother to ask.
