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Shortly after 9/11, a general told me about the decision to go to war with Iraq, even without evidence linking Saddam to Al Qaeda. The rationale seemed to be that military force was the go-to solution. Weeks later, I learned of a plan to "take out seven countries in five years," starting with Iraq, then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran. I worked with every Israeli prime minister from Yitzhak Shamir forward. It would have been fantastic to own the Twin Towers. After 9/11, I was very lucky that Governor Spitzer helped me collect $4.5 billion in insurance money. There was a decision to pull the building and watch it collapse. Post 9/11, Iraq, Iran, and Libya were racing to develop nuclear weapons. Action was needed, and the first regime was the Taliban. The next step? Military action should happen first against Iraq.

On 09/10/2001 I was in Denver for the opening night at Denver Broncos Stadium. Ed McCaffrey hurt that night on a season-ending injury. I planned to leave Sept 11 morning for Salt Lake City, but we were told to look in the lobby—there was a plane headed toward one of the towers in New York. We watched the second plane hit the tower; chaos erupted in the hotel lobby, and we realized this was a terrorist attack; we suspected Al Qaeda. Denver froze all flights; I stayed another two to three days. I’ve been to Ground Zero twice: first time they were barely cleaning up; second time during the National Republican Convention in NYC; our headquarters was across from the Marriott. I left a note with an American flag on memorial wall; later wall was blackened over. It changed America forever; unity like Pearl Harbor in 1941. God bless America.

On 9/11, Israeli-owned Odigo, located two blocks from the World Trade Center, received warnings about an impending attack two hours beforehand. This information was shared with Israeli and US authorities, yet the public heard nothing. Around 4,000 Israelis were believed to be in the area, but remarkably, only four died. Larry Silverstein, a close friend of Bibi Netanyahu, leased the Twin Towers just six weeks before the attacks, securing a terrorism insurance policy that netted him $4.5 billion. Coincidentally, Silverstein changed his usual morning routine of breakfast meetings at the World Trade Center on 9/11, saving his life. These events raise serious questions about the official narrative and the lack of transparency surrounding 9/11. Dismissing these concerns as "conspiracy theories" or "anti-American" is unacceptable.

Larry Silverstein recounts acquiring the World Trade Center after being contacted by Governor George Pataki's office and describes himself as "very, very lucky." He mentions being scheduled for a dermatologist appointment on 9/11, which prevented him from going downtown. Silverstein states he needed Governor Elliot Spitzer's help to collect insurance proceeds after the towers collapsed and that Spitzer secured $4.5 billion for him in six months. He also notes the decision to "pull" the building. Claims are made that 4,000 Israelis or Jews in New York City were warned via instant messages not to go to work on 9/11 and that only five Israeli citizens died, with at least one being a Mossad agent. The CEO of Misha Makeover allegedly admitted that two of his employees received the message. It is stated that at the time of 9/11, Otago was working with Commerce, a telecommunications firm founded by a former Israeli intelligence officer. Larry Silverstein allegedly admitted to designing a new World Trade Center in 2000 while the buildings were still standing, with the first design meeting in February.

I was on top of the world, running a successful company with all my friends, making a million a day, debt free. September 11th changed everything. My office was in the World Trade Center; 658 of my 960 New York employees, including my brother and best friend, were killed. I felt responsible for my friends' families, but the company was losing money. We decided to rebuild, promising 25% of our profits to the families, and healthcare for ten years. The media attacked me, but my employees supported me. We rebuilt the company, and I gave my $100 million aside to the families, and their bonuses, and then repaid my employees who donated portions of their salaries. Their generosity saved the company and stitched my soul back together. They own 30% of the company because they are superhuman.

Harold Lutnick, head of Cantor Fitzgerald, describes how he viewed business and life differently after the terrorist attack that struck while he was away on his son’s first day of kindergarten. He spoke with business correspondent Terry Keenan about the impact on his firm and the families impacted. Lutnick explains that Cantor Fitzgerald is focused on ensuring the 700 families who lost a member are cared for. He says he spent the day talking with their insurance company, CNA, which told their people that they would treat the deaths as accidental, and would double the policy for all of the victims upstairs and for everyone connected to the firm. This added $35,000,000 to the group upstairs. He notes, however, that while $35,000,000 sounds like a lot, dividing it by 700 people yields only about $50,000 per family, which he says is not enough and underscores the need to work on their foundation. Lutnick mentions that Cantor Fitzgerald has established the Cantor Fitzgerald Foundation to raise money for the victims and to ease their lives. He says the foundation will go to take care of and try to help the victims of the tragedy, with aims such as paying for health insurance long-term, providing additional financial support when possible, and making lives easier in various ways. He emphasizes that the foundation is intended to help the victims and their families, and he invites donations from anyone who can contribute. When asked about the needs of the young families, Lutnick details the demographics: the average employee is around 33 years old, most are newly married, with about a dozen women pregnant with babies who just lost their husbands. He notes there are more than a thousand, possibly 1,500, children who have now lost a parent and the breadwinner. He reiterates the commitment to raising money for the foundation to support these families and relieve some burdens related to health insurance and living expenses. Lutnick reflects on how he felt during the events: he did not arrive early enough to be inside the building, stood outside at the door helping people evacuate, and tried to locate higher-floor survivors. He describes standing under the building as the second collapse occurred, feeling incredibly lucky to be alive, and expresses gratitude for that survival. He says he feels a responsibility to do his best for the 700 families and that his brother and sister are part of his family who were lost. He acknowledges his own survival, saying he is thankful, and emphasizes that he must work to support the group and that Cantor Fitzgerald’s traders, as well as his colleagues at East Speed and TradeSmart, are doing their best to support the victims. He closes by calling his employees heroes, along with the victims’ families, and repeating that he is one of them.

I thought it would be great to own the Twin Towers. Luckily, the governor of New York, George Pataki, decided to privatize the World Trade Center. I received a call from his office asking if I would consider owning it. This turned out to be very beneficial for my family. On the morning of 9/11, I was getting ready to go to the dermatologist. My dermatologist advised me not to go downtown. We were fortunate because they had to collect insurance money. I reached out to the newly elected governor, Elliot Spitzer, and he helped me get the insurance money within 6 months. We were very lucky to receive $4.5 billion.

We went to New York to meet Donald Trump and celebrate raising enough money to save our farm. At breakfast, we discussed the plan and later had a ceremony where a picture was taken of my mom, Donald, and another man burning the deed. What stands out about him is his kind and giving nature, which many people don't see. They mainly see his vocal side.

After 9/11, I visited the Pentagon and was told we were going to war with Iraq, even though there was no connection between Saddam and Al Qaeda. The explanation was that we had a strong military and could take down governments. I later learned of a memo detailing plans to take out seven countries in five years: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran. I also had the opportunity to acquire the Twin Towers, which turned out to be very fortunate for my family. After 9/11, I was lucky to avoid going downtown that day. I had the obligation to collect insurance proceeds and got help from Governor Elliot Spitzer to get $4.5 billion. Some people believe that around 4,000 Israelis were warned not to go to work on 9/11.

James Tisch and Andrew Tisch are influential figures at Loews Corporation and the UJA Federation. Alvin Krongard, who served as a senior adviser to the CIA and later became its executive director, played a significant role during this period. Notably, just days before 9/11, his former firm, Alex Brown, purchased 95% of put options on American Airlines stock, allowing them to profit from the tragedy. Additionally, Larry Silverstein acquired the World Trade Center lease shortly before the attacks, making a minimal initial payment and later claiming billions in insurance, arguing for separate attacks on the two towers. This situation raises serious questions about the events surrounding 9/11 and the financial maneuvers involved.

I worked with many Israeli prime ministers and had the idea to own the Twin Towers. Luckily, the governor of New York, George Pataki, decided to privatize the World Trade Center. I received a call from the governor's office asking if I would consider owning it. This turned out to be very beneficial for my family. On the morning of 9/11, I was getting ready to go to the dermatologist and was advised not to go downtown. We were fortunate to collect insurance proceeds, thanks to the help of the newly elected governor, Elliot Spitzer. He listened to me and ensured I received $4.5 billion within six months.

Nine eleven started as commercial insurance fraud. It was known in 1988 that the Twin Towers were condemned because they didn't wanna pay the $2,000,000,000 to dismantle the buildings the hard way. Controlled demolitions was forbidden. When that was briefed to Dick Cheney as secretary of defense, I believe he said, praise the lord. This is going to be a terrorism event that will give us a reason for invading Iraq and Afghanistan. And at that point, the nine eleven, which was planned and executed by the Zionists, which is not the Jews. When I say Zionists, I'm talking about what's called the red mafia. That's the Russians, Israelis, and Americans who are a criminal network that happens to control Benjamin Netanyahu. It does not control Donald Trump. People don't understand that Trump is biding his time. The NSA is not about solving problems or making America safe. It's about keeping the money moving. The second reason that the program was canceled was because it was starting to reveal all of the Americans who were complicit in nine eleven. The problem we have in The United States is that the intelligence community is all about spending a great deal of money doing very bad things. So let's say overall, there's about 300 things that the intelligence community should be reporting on. They don't. They report on two things, war and terrorism. And in both cases, they're the ones starting the wars and funding the terrorists.

The speaker is told a deal will cost $1,500,000,000.0, much higher than anticipated. He says it would be cheaper to "fly fucking planes into the building and collect the insurance," but is reminded he'd need terrorism insurance. He asks Deborah to check the terrorism insurance on the towers. Another speaker proposes an idea to the vice president, who wants him to feel like part of the team. Someone finds a "burnt up, but not too bad" passport from a plane crash, identifying the person as Saudi Arabian. The plan is to call it the global war on terrorism, so they can fight everywhere. One person thinks "daddy's gonna think this is just so cool."

On opening night of the Denver Broncos Stadium (Sept 2001), the Broncos beat the Giants, and Ed McCaffrey suffered a season-ending injury. I planned to leave the hotel on Sept 11, but in the lobby we learned a plane was headed toward one of the towers in New York City; a second plane hit at 09:12, and chaos followed. We suspected a terrorist attack. Denver has a World Trade Center, but not on the level of New York's, and I couldn't return home as flights were frozen for days. I've since been to Ground Zero at least twice: two years later during cleanup, and again for the National Republican Convention, with headquarters across from the Marriott overlooking the site. I left a note with an American flag and God bless America. It changed America forever, with a unity I hadn't seen since Pearl Harbor.

I was working at the White House with Vice President Cheney on 9/11. I helped evacuate him from his office and stayed with him throughout the day. The reaction of our shift was instantaneous and seamless, like a choreographed moment. It was a reminder of the importance of training. That's how we made it through that day.

I built a successful company, hiring friends and reinvesting everything. On 9/11, we were on top of the World Trade Center. My brother and best friend were among the 658 employees killed out of 960 in New York. I was late that day because it was my son's first day of kindergarten. After the attack, we decided to rebuild, committing 25% of our profits to the families of the victims and covering their healthcare for ten years. The media criticized us, but we persevered. Employees sacrificed 25% of their pay, and later, when we took a division public as BGC, I gave them back all their money and more. My employees own 30% of the company. They saved me and stitched my soul back together.

Went downtown to address the collection of insurance proceeds. I reached out to my old friend, newly elected Governor Elliot Spitzer, and explained my situation. I emphasized that without his help, I wouldn't be able to collect from the insurance companies. He agreed to assist me, affirming that I was entitled to the funds. Within six months, he successfully secured $4.5 billion for me. We were very fortunate.

Speaker 0: I speak to you today as a lifelong supporter and true friend of Israel. I'm a newcomer to politics, but not to backing the Jewish state. In 02/2001, weeks after the attacks on New York City and on Washington, and frankly, the attacks on all of us, attacks that perpetrated and they were perpetrated by the Islamic fundamentalists, mayor Rudy Giuliani visited Israel to show solidarity with terror victims. I sent my plane because I backed the mission for Israel 100%. Speaker 1: I mean, you look at Larry Silverstein, who's a terrific owner in New York and a very good friend of mine who I just called. I was very worried about him because I assume maybe he was in the building. He took possession of the building one week ago. As you know, he just bought the World Trade Center.

My financial statements prove that they were undervalued, not overvalued, which disproves the politically biased lawsuit against me by the New York State Attorney General. The AG stated that she wanted to get me, but I am actually worth billions more than what my conservative financial statements show. The bank confirmed in court that they did not rely on my statements and were paid in full. There were no victims, only success and profits. I hope Judge Angora, who should have dismissed this trial long ago, will show that the New York State judicial system is strong. Businesses are hesitant to return to New York. God bless New York and America.

Rothschild Asset Management was mentioned. According to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, thousands of Israelis were warned about 9/11, with 4,000 expected to be at the World Trade Center or the Pentagon that day. The warning was reportedly sent through a messaging system called Odigo. The message warned people not to be at the World Trade Center at 8:45 because all hell would break loose. The speaker claims that the 4,000 Israelis who avoided harm received this warning.

I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to own the Twin Towers when the governor of New York decided to privatize the World Trade Center. On the morning of 9/11, I was getting ready to go to the dermatologist and luckily avoided going downtown. After the tragedy, I needed help collecting insurance proceeds, so I reached out to the newly elected governor, Elliot Spitzer, who was a friend. He listened and managed to secure $4.5 billion for me within six months. Overall, we were very lucky throughout these events.

An individual recounts working with Israeli prime ministers and dreaming of holding the Twin Towers. They received a call from Governor George Pataki's office about potentially owning the World Trade Center, which proved very good for their family. On 9/11, they were scheduled to see a dermatologist due to their sensitivity to the sun, preventing them from going downtown. They then discuss collecting insurance proceeds after the event. They asked newly elected Governor Elliot Spitzer for help, explaining that without his assistance, they would never collect from the insurance companies. Spitzer intervened and secured $4.5 billion in 6 months.

An Israeli-owned instant messaging service called Odigo allegedly warned its employees of the 9/11 attacks two hours before they occurred, according to a 09/26/2001 report from Israeli publication Haretz. Odigo's vice president, Alex Diamandis, stated the messages indicated something big would happen in a certain amount of time. This information was reportedly passed to the FBI, but there was no follow-up. The Jerusalem Post reported on 09/12/2001 that the Foreign Ministry was looking for 4,000 Israelis believed to be in the World Trade Center and Pentagon areas during the attacks; only four Israelis died. Larry Silverstein, a real estate developer with ties to Israeli politics, obtained the lease for the Twin Towers six weeks before 9/11 and took out an insurance policy that included coverage for acts of terrorism. He later collected $4.5 billion from the insurance policy, claiming two incidents of terror. Silverstein also broke his routine of having breakfast at the World Trade Center on the morning of 9/11 due to a dermatologist appointment.

Speaker A: I speak to you today as a lifelong supporter and true friend of Israel. I’m a newcomer to politics, but not to backing the Jewish state. In 2001, weeks after the attacks on New York City and on Washington, and frankly, the attacks on all of us, attacks that perpetrated and they were perpetrated by the Islamic fundamentalists, mayor Rudy Giuliani visited Israel to show solidarity with terror victims. I sent my plane because I backed the mission for Israel 100%. Speaker B: I mean, you look at Larry Silverstein, who’s a terrific owner in New York and a very good friend of mine who I just called. I was very worried about him because I assume maybe he was in the building. He took possession of the building one week ago. As you know, he just bought the World Trade Center.

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.