SANCHEZ: Here we go again with this guy. Many world leaders say outrageous things to stir the pot and just to push some buttons, right? But when you start saying provocative things about one of the darkest days, well, it's impossible to ignore it. Time now for "The List U Don't Want 2 Be On." Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, no stranger to controversy, right? Well, right now he is in the middle of a testy standoff with the United States over Iran's nuclear program. It seems that he takes pride in sparking international outrage. He has questioned the Holocaust, also talked about the end of Israel. Well, now he is taking on September 11th. He's telling diplomats that he has doubts about the attacks and who is really responsible for them. He says the world can't be sure who is to blame -- huh? -- because no one outside the U.S. was able to investigate. And oh, yes, this comes just months after he called the attacks a big lie. Remember, Iran is working on what it calls its first nuclear plant, and it's trying to get the world and the United States to trust them. It's also dealing with a fresh round of sanctions from the United Nations, which of course the United States is backing. So if this is the Iranian president's way of drumming up anger, it's cheap. I mean, not only does the rhetoric stroke American outrage, it further isolates his country. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad earns top honors once again today on "The List U Don't Want 2 Be On."
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Takes on September 11th