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Richard Gage, AIA, is the founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth. Gage has helped lead the charge to scientifically challenge the official narrative of 9/11 and offer hard evidence that the World Trade Center Buildings were demolished through the use of explosives through controlled demolition. He has lectured across the U.S. and in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Europe. His work has galvanized over a 1000 Architects and Engineers to petition for a new investigation. He was joined by David Ray Griffin, Professor Steven Jones, and others at a luncheon, conference for Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth on February 19th in San Francisco to announce their latest discoveries and efforts which was completely censored by the mainstream press. More recently, he held a press conference in Washington DC and was instrumental in getting a third light beam shone in NY to draw attention to WTC 7, but still has received almost no press coverage, beyond the wide attacks launched in general against the 9/11 truth movement. The campaign to overcome the censorship surrounding WTC 7 has sparked the Building What?campaign which has raised over $80,000 to show TV ads drawing attention to the controlled demolition of WTC 7.
Guest Host - Mickey Huff, is an Associate Professor of History at Diablo Valley College, former Adjunct Lecturer in Sociology at Sonoma State University, and the previous Co-Director of the alternative public opinion research agency Retropoll, in Berkeley. Mickey now serves as the Director of Project Censored, and is a fellow board member of Media Freedom Foundation, working with Professor Phillips. Mickey teaches courses in U.S. Media History, Sociology of Media and Censorship, Propaganda and Media Studies, Critical Thinking concerning 9/11 and American Empire, and Popular Culture. He designed and taught classes on “History of U.S. Media” at Berkeley City College, Critical Reasoning in History, “America, 9/11, and the War on Terror: Media Myth Making and the Propaganda of Historical Construction,” and “American Popular Culture and Mass Media in Historical Perspectives” at Diablo Valley College.