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So Kimmel finally mentions 911 after 5 minutes of Sheen talking about his new flick and line of toddler's clothes. Sheen mentions building 7 and the Pentagon 'crash' pictures. He gets some wild applause and it looks like a real discussion is in the works until Charlie mentions his dad. Just the opening Kimmel has been praying for as he switches the conversation in mid-sentence to Martin Sheen, joking about how he is the President and all. Everytime Sheen looked like he was taking a breath in order to say something, Kimmel sandbagged him with more chit-chat. It's nice that someone mentioned 911 truth on TV, but it's obvious that Kimmel was just out for some ratings and had no intention of actually trying to find out anything new about 911. A great opportunity was missed. Sheen himself didn't have to play along like a ventriloquist's dummy. He could have steered the conversation back to 911, but he was probably just so grateful to be invited anywhere somewhat friendly that he just 'went with the flow'. Too bad. But he did mention it so it was a small step forward. And Oprah? Well, don't hold your breath on that one either. She still thinks James Earl Ray killed MLK.
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