evidence: On Tuesday, Ramaswamy told Fox News he "of course" does not believe there were federal agents on the planes that hit the World Trade Center towers on 9/11, and accused Hendrickson of asking about the attack and January 6 "in a combined manner," even though the recording clearly shows Ramaswamy brought up 9/11 in discussing the January 6 attacks. [...] This isn’t the first time Ramaswamy has faced scrutiny for controversial comments about 9/11. Earlier this month, he told conservative outlet BlazeTV he doesn’t "believe the government has told us the truth" when asked if he thought 9/11 was an "inside job." He later clarified to Semafor that he "absolutely" doesn’t believe the U.S. government had any role in the attacks, and suggested he was referring to the Saudi government’s knowledge of the events. "Al-Qaeda clearly planned and executed the attacks, but we have never fully addressed who knew what in the Saudi government about it. We *can* handle the TRUTH," he tweeted. The Saudi government has denied prior knowledge of the attacks, but some 9/11 survivors and families of victims have questioned the Saudi government’s narrative, allegations that were bolstered by an FBI report released last year that revealed a Saudi student who had contact with two of the hijackers was a Saudi intelligence agent.