By Alyssa Guzman,Editor

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Actor Charlie Sheen has revealed he still questions the official narrative around the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

The Two And A Half Men actor, 60, joined Tucker Carlson, 56, on his show on Friday to promote his new book, The Book of Sheen. While there, the Hollywood star revealed he didn’t believe the official story of 9/11.

‘There’s something about that that’s weird,’ Sheen told Tucker. ‘We’re just going to focus on two things, just two things, and if you can explain those, I will submit to the official story.’

Sheen takes issue with the stories behind the Pentagon and Building 7, also known as World Trade Center 7 (WTC 7).

The Pentagon was struck by American Airlines Flight 77 after it was hijacked by terrorists and crashed into the fortress, killing 184 people.

WTC 7 collapsed hours after the Twin Towers were struck by terrorists.

The 47-story building had endured fires on at least 10 floors from the debris of WTC 1’s collapse. Floors seven through nine and 11 through 13 burned uncontrollably and eventually led to the building’s demise, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) said.

‘I’ve got to believe that the Pentagon is the most protected and documented, you know, surveilled building in the history of the known universe, right?’ Sheen questioned.

‘Turns out, not,’ Carlson replied.

‘And then Building 7,’ the native New Yorker continued. ‘You can’t, you just can’t, you can’t watch that and say that is the result of a fire that burned for five hours on two floors. You can’t sell that to me.’

NIST explained that the building collapsed due to the thermal expansion of the steel columns, as some portions of the floor reached 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The floors’ sprinkler systems failed due to a water main break that occurred when WTC 1 and 2 collapsed.

This failure caused the heat to continue to rise in WTC 7 and the fire to spread, which led to the floor beams buckling, causing the initial collapse.

Despite the explanation, Sheen is still skeptical and is looking for answers, which has been met with some backlash, he said.

‘For years, that was always met with that is disrespecting the victims. And I’m like…how is that disrespecting the fallen heroes? How? If you’re just looking for the truth behind what is clearly not how it was explained.’

Islamic jihadists struck the Twin Towers between 8:46am and 9:03am. Roughly 35 minutes later, the Pentagon was struck by Flight 77.

A fourth plane was headed for Washington but crashed in Pennsylvania after crew members and passengers tried to storm the cockpit.

Osama Bin Laden, who was behind the attack, became a household name afterward. Many things, including airport security, drastically changed following the tragedy.

Officially, the casualty count associated with the attacks is numbered at 2,996 – including 2,977 victims and 19 hijackers.