Donald Trump says he will consider releasing additional 9/11 records after requests from families of people affected by the attacks, according to reporting from multiple outlets.
The statements come in the context of ongoing efforts to review and disclose materials related to the September 11, 2001 attacks. The family-led push reflects a continued call for transparency about what is held in government archives and how those records could clarify unanswered questions.
Outlet coverage focuses on different aspects of the same claim: both describe Trump responding to the families’ request and indicating that a decision on whether more records will be released would be considered. The reports do not describe, in detail, which specific records would be at issue or when any potential release could occur, but they align on the central point that the president-elect signals openness to revisiting the matter.
