In response to reports of an alleged pre-9/11 meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, between lead 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta and Iraqi agents, CIA Director George Tenet explained to President Bush during the daily morning intelligence briefing of September 21, 2001: ” ‘Our Prague office is skeptical about the report. It just doesn’t add up.’ He noted, as well, other evidence, including credit card records and phone records collected by FBI and CIA that seemed to place Atta in Northern Virginia all during the period in question.”
– Ron Suskind, The One Percent Doctrine, Page 23