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The speaker and another person discuss the collapse of a building, with smoke and glass everywhere. They are among the last ones in the building and decide to leave. They mention a plane hitting 6 World Trade Center, causing chaos. A person named Bennett, a Secret Service agent, recounts the events. The conversation ends with the mention of OST titles.

Speaker 0 witnessed three battalion chiefs entering building 7's lobby, followed by two individuals wearing black ski masks and carrying Uzis. The battalion chiefs ordered everyone to evacuate the building, claiming that it was going to be pulled down. Speaker 1 also encountered two armed men in front of building 7, who declared that the building had been secured. Both speakers noted the presence of fires in the building. Speaker 1 mentioned that it was unusual for anyone to prevent access to the fire department during a fire. Eventually, building 7 collapsed, causing a series of concussive sounds.

Barry Jennings, a survivor of the 9/11 attacks, recounts his harrowing experience in the World Trade Center. After the planes hit, he and his colleague found themselves trapped on the 8th floor. They attempted to escape through the stairwell but encountered an explosion on the 6th floor. Jennings had to climb back up to the 8th floor and eventually made it to the lobby, which was in ruins. Firefighters warned him of more explosions, and he crawled to safety. Jennings questions why World Trade 7 collapsed and mentions hearing explosions. He dismisses the explanation of a fuel oil tank, stating it would have only affected one side of the building.

The speaker recalls receiving a call from the fire department commander who was unsure if they could contain the fire. The speaker suggested that, given the significant loss of life, it might be best to pull back. The decision was made to pull back, and they subsequently witnessed the building collapse.

I turned on my computer and immediately heard a loud explosion. I thought it was a bomb. Debris covered me and my son, who was thrown out of his stroller. Some floors collapsed, trapping people. When I left the Pentagon, I didn't see any airplane parts or evidence of a plane crash. There was no jet fuel on me, my son, or the people I helped. Others in the area also didn't see any plane debris. I believe there is a more sinister explanation than the official story. Those responsible should be held accountable.

Jean initially didn't see a plane approaching the World Trade Center. She saw the top part of the building explode and later learned it was a plane. The fire department had been waiting for something to happen. Another bomb went off on the other side of the building. Jean questions why the CIA and FBI didn't check with them. She didn't see anything hit the building. The media's credibility is questioned. Jean saw the second building explode and urges everyone to go home. The size of the plane is unknown. The speaker questions how an aluminum plane could penetrate the steel perimeter of the Twin Towers. A plane went through one side of tower 2 and out the other.

The speaker, trained as a paramedic, went to the World Trade Center and was allowed inside by a FEMA agent. He and others directed people leaving the building to avoid falling debris. After the second plane hit, he asked an FBI agent about air support and bomb threats, suspecting the planes were a distraction for bombs in the garage. He told an FBI agent that the buildings would collapse, and the agent confirmed they knew. The speaker then left the building and offered help to paramedics outside. Shortly after, the building exploded and collapsed. He ran and took cover behind pillars, surviving the falling debris. He believes others he was running with who didn't turn were killed and cars were exploding.

The speaker describes witnessing a building collapse, with windows breaking and the bottom floor caving in. Another speaker recalls watching a show where Larry Silverstein, the owner of World Trade Center 7, mentioned that the building was brought down through controlled demolition. The speaker confirms that Silverstein used those words. There is a mention of a phone call where someone suggests pulling the building due to the inability to contain a fire. The speaker also mentions contacting the History Channel to inquire about the show, but it was not available to the public. The cause of the collapse is uncertain, whether it was engineered for safety or a result of the collisions.

Tommy and Jeff discuss a building collapse. They describe smoke, glass, and chaos. Bennett, a Secret Service agent, recounts a plane hitting the building. Bennett spells his name and identifies as Secret Service.

Lloyd informs Clifton about the second tower of the World Trade Center exploding. He was on the roof of a garage and caught the explosion on video, noting that it was a bomb, not a plane. The building exploded from the other tower.

The speaker witnessed the collapse of a building after a shockwave and windows breaking. In 2004, they saw Larry Silverstein on a show where he mentioned that Building 7 was brought down in a controlled demolition. The speaker contacted the History Channel to obtain a copy of the show but was told it was not available. Questions remain about whether the building's collapse was due to safety measures or the earlier attacks.

They are inside a building near the World Trade Center during the first plane impact. One person says they were standing right underneath the 6th World Trade Center when the plane hit; describes it as "a plane, the engine screaming, and then just an explosion. Glass, then everybody was running around trying to get away." Another adds that they believe they are "the last ones in this building right now" and tells others, "you should leave. Everybody else is gone." There is then mention that "the top of the building fell down. Fell over us," and a note that they haven't seen outside yet. Identity details provided: Bennett, b e n n e t t e; Sergeant? No. Secret Service. Secret Service. How do you want your title? OST. OST.

The speaker witnessed the collapse of a building, which was taken down floor by floor. They described hearing loud bangs, like bullet shots, and saw the building being hit multiple times. The bombs caused people to start running, and the speaker also ran for their life as the World Space Center collapsed. Another speaker explains that the only way a building can collapse with acceleration is if it has pre-engineered and precisely timed explosives. This suggests that the collapse was controlled.

About ten minutes later, the second building went off. "Did you see it? Yes. I saw it. It just blew up." "No second flight. It was a bomb. Bombing another building, not second plane. That was a bomb." "That's what we're told. The second plane. We saw it." "From my perspective, I didn't know that it was an airplane that hit the building. I I still thought it was a bomb and everything I saw told me it was bombs in the building." "I saw this plane come out of nowhere and just ream right into the side of the twin tower, exploding through the other side. And then I witnessed both towers collapse, one first and then the second, mostly due to structural failure because the fire was just too intense."

Barry Jennings, a former employee of the Office of Emergency Management, recounts his experience during the 9/11 attacks. He and his colleague, Mr. Hess, were on the 23rd floor when the second plane hit. Upon reaching the OEM, they found it deserted except for themselves. As they tried to escape through the stairwell, an explosion caused them to retreat back to the 8th floor. They eventually made it down to the lobby, which was in ruins. They were warned not to look down as they stepped over people. Jennings witnessed more explosions and had to crawl due to swollen knees. He questions why World Trade Center 7 collapsed and mentions hearing explosions. The official explanation was a fuel oil tank, but Jennings finds this confusing.

Speaker 0: Someone ran floor by floor instead of popping out. Then it was like bang bang bang bang bang like bullet shots. Just like 20 straight hits went down. As the bombs were going, people just started running. World Trade Center was coming right down from the corner. The whole building just went, and as the bombs were gone, people just started running. Speaker 1: The only way that a building can accelerate as it collapses is by having pre engineered, precisely timed and precisely placed explosives, in other words control.

We saw a building collapse after a shockwave ripped through it, and Larry Silverstein mentioned in a TV show that Building 7 was brought down in a controlled demolition. He stated that the decision to "pull it" was made due to safety concerns. The speaker contacted the History Channel about the show but was told it was not available to the public. The cause of Building 7's collapse remains uncertain, whether it was intentional or a result of the earlier attacks.

The speaker describes hearing a loud noise and witnessing the south tower explode, but did not see the airplane. Another person with a view of the flight path claims there was enough time to see and hear the plane. Some individuals believe the second tower was bombed, not hit by a plane. One witness recounts being in the basement when they heard an explosion and saw the elevator doors blow open. They rescued a burned man and witnessed the second tower explode. Another witness describes seeing a big hole in the first building, followed by flames and the collapse of the second tower. Some argue that there was no plane involved in the second tower's destruction.

A person inside a building describes a plane hitting the top of the building, followed by an explosion and glass. People were running around trying to get away. The speaker believes they are among the last people in the building and suggests leaving. The speaker is standing underneath where the plane initially hit the building. The speaker identifies themself as Bennett, spelling out the name, and states they are with the Secret Service, title OST.

Speaker 1 discusses his involvement in 9/11-related inquiries after receiving concerns from families. He emphasizes the role of whistleblowers who fear disclosure of anonymity, noting that while his office is good at protecting identities, not every congressional office is. He credits investigative reporters for bringing information forward and explains that his involvement began when nine/eleven families approached him with a heavily redacted FBI report on Saudi involvement, asking for it to be unredacted. He mentions that Richard Blumenthal is the chairman of PSI in the last Congress and that the inquiry extended to topics like the PGA Tour’s deal with Live Golf and Saudi Arabia, but that those are private matters not to be intruded upon. He says, however, that due to the redacted FBI document about Saudi involvement, he started gathering information and is currently in a position to review it, with an invitation to the audience to share information, though with the expectation that information will be debunked by his staff. He notes his own background from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and that he initially accepted the prevailing narrative about 9/11 but began receiving information from sources that challenged it, leading him to pursue a more open investigation. He stresses that his staff’s primary goal is to obtain information and debunk it, to poke holes in the claims, and that he does not want to avoid discussing the topic. He acknowledges there are many legitimate questions that he is willing to ask, starting with World Trade Center 7, a building he had not heard of before. He asks why it is so difficult to discuss these topics and why legitimate questions seem to be quashed, suggesting there is something unexplained that has not been disclosed. He mentions public reception, including hostile comments online, and notes that many Americans had never heard of World Trade Center 7. Speaker 1 describes the scene surrounding WTC7, including a BBC reporter on air describing its collapse while the building still appears to be standing behind her. He points to a video that appears to show a single perspective of the event and references a later interview with a controlled demolition expert who asserted it was controlled demolition, though this assertion predates the event. He emphasizes that the building collapsed on September 11, and there are unanswered questions. He recounts Graham McQueen’s investigation before his death, who compiled approximately 150 documented recordings from first responders and reporters on the morning of 9/11 who said they heard explosions. He states that the 9/11 Commission and NIST did not discuss these explosions. He mentions Barry Jennings, who was in Building 7, who had to evacuate, but could not gather because the stairwell between the 6th and 8th floors had been blown out.

Speaker 0 is in shock and informs Lloyd about the World Trade Center. They are on the roof of a garage after voting and witness the second tower exploding. Speaker 0 clarifies that it was not a plane but a bomb that caused the explosion.

I saw Building 7 come down, and it was a controlled demolition. A classic controlled demolition. That building had no reason to come down. There's no history of a high rise fire and a fireproof resulting in failure of the building because the building is, in New York City, parlance, a class one, which is a single word, fireproof. I demand to know, as should everyone, especially the media, why important testimony from made that day from over a 150 police, firefighters, and first responders regarding explosions wasn't included in the commission report nor investigated further. It was a secondary explosion, probably a device either planted before or on the aircraft that did not explode until a hour later. Something? I'm gonna call the vehicle right now. You gotta get back to me. Five minutes and the elevators exploded on us. Yeah. We we we we said something's wrong here. I mean, the plane hit up on the Eightieth Floor. I mean, fuck. In five minutes, all of a sudden, now the elevator's exploding on the first level in the lobby? And it's the first thing I think of when I get up in the morning, and it's the last thing at night before I go to bed. I lost Tommy O'Hagan, Kenny Kompel, and Bruce Van Hynes that day. 343 firefighters, including three of my good friends, Thomas Hetzel, Bobby Evans, and Mike Keefer, perished that day. And these were some of the best and the bravest people in the world. And they, along with the rest of those who were murdered and died horrible deaths, deserve justice.

I was a maintenance worker at the World Trade Center. On 9/11, before the plane hit, we heard a very loud explosion that came from below. The walls cracked, the ceiling fell, and the sprinklers went off. People were screaming. I thought it came from the mechanical room in Basement 2. About six or seven seconds later, we heard the plane hit the tower. These were two completely separate explosions. There were 14 people in the office who felt the same thing. I testified to the 9/11 Commission behind closed doors, but they didn't include my story in the report. As the last man out, I was left out of the 9/11 Commission report.

Speaker 1 informs Lloyd about the World Trade Center incident, stating that the second tower exploded. They explain that they were at a garage rooftop after voting and witnessed the explosion, capturing it on video. They clarify that it was not a plane crash but rather a bomb, as the building exploded from the impact of the other tower.

What happened? Did the side of the building come down? There was a whole bunch of smoke and glass. I think we're just about the last ones in this building right now. I hear the top of the building fell over on us. We're standing right underneath the Sixth World Trade when a building actually, the plane made it the first time. We had a plane, the engine screaming, and then just an explosion. Glass, then everybody was running around trying to get away. My name is Bennett, b e double n e t t e. I'm Secret Service, OST.