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"The amount of energy required to melt the girders, the steel in the tower, cannot be gotten to a melt point with the fuel that was in the airplane." "Not possible." "So any melting did not occur as a result of the hit from the airplane." "What are the puffs of smoke coming from? Well, they claim they're from the collapsing floors." "No, no, no. Those puffs of smoke are controlled demolitions." "That's exactly what they are, because that's exactly how they work." "The collapse of the building was caused by controlled demolition." "Building 7, the owner. He is heard on the video. Okay? And he says, pull it. It's pull it." "And they made that decision to pull, and then we watched the building collapse." "And that's when the LINK-seven blew up."

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 believes 9/11 will be the biggest scandal in American history due to available recorded and personal information. They criticize reporters who label people as "conspiracy theorists," claiming agencies create conspiracies and have courses to discredit individuals. The speaker calls for a commission with people of integrity to study the facts and allow architects and firefighters to testify under oath. They allege subtle pressure exists to prevent firefighters and officers from speaking out. The speaker claims firefighters are being taken for granted and will rise up to shake the country. The speaker states that people on tape reported hearing explosions and that the buildings were designed to withstand airplane impacts. They highlight Building 7, which wasn't hit by a plane, imploded. The speaker recounts Oriole Palmer's ascent in one of the towers, reporting manageable fires on the 78th floor moments before the building's collapse, which they deem abnormal. The speaker suggests the collapses resembled controlled demolitions.

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.

The outer structure of the buildings was designed with a robust steel frame, capable of withstanding significant loads. Unlike the Twin Towers, which collapsed from the top down, Building 7 fell uniformly from the bottom, indicating that all load-bearing columns failed simultaneously, which fire alone cannot explain. The collapse occurred near free-fall speed, suggesting controlled demolition. Dust samples contained incendiary materials, and extensive elevator renovations prior to the attacks allowed workers access to the building's core. On the day of the attacks, the elevator company refused to assist, later going out of business. Firefighters reported explosions, but these testimonies were suppressed, preventing a thorough investigation into the events surrounding Building 7.

The speaker believes 9/11 will be the biggest scandal in American history due to available recorded and personal information. They accuse agencies of creating conspiracies and discrediting people as "conspiracy theorists." The speaker calls for a commission with people of integrity to study the facts and allow architects and firefighters to testify under oath. The speaker claims there's pressure on firefighters not to talk, and those who do are sidelined. They assert that people on tape reported hearing explosions during the event. They state the buildings were designed to withstand a plane impact, and that Building 7, which wasn't hit by a plane, imploded. The speaker recounts the story of Battalion Chief Oriole Palmer, who reached the 78th floor and reported they could handle the fires one minute before the building collapsed, which the speaker finds abnormal and unacceptable. They suggest the collapses resembled controlled demolitions.

Eyewitness: "I live on the 40 Third Floor of a building, which is five blocks from the World Trade Center itself. I witnessed the entire thing from beginning to end." I saw the plane come out of nowhere and ream right into the side of the twin tower, exploding through the other side. I witnessed both towers collapse, one first and then the second. "The upper section, which appeared to be nothing but steel and dust, fell freely in each case." "The fires could not have melted the steel structure." "The melting point of steel is about 1,500 degrees Celsius." "In other words, diffuse hydrocarbon fires cannot produce temperatures high enough to melt steel." "The pancake theory ... has no longer been viable since 02/2004." "Underwriters lab ... signed off a report saying that fire did it. That's fraud." "Towers appeared to have exploded starting at the top and then going all the way down." "The tipping top falsifies the claims by NIST that it was an inevitable collapse."

Building 7's collapse raises questions about the Twin Towers. Architects and engineers find the official story of the towers' collapse questionable. The upper block of the North Tower did not drive the building down as claimed; it disintegrated before any downward motion. Eyewitnesses reported explosions throughout the building, not included in the official report. Structural steel sections were ejected laterally at high speeds, indicating a controlled demolition. Over 22,100 professionals demand a real investigation.

The speaker discusses the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings on 9/11. They question the official explanation that the collapses were solely caused by the impact of the planes and subsequent fires. The speaker highlights the uniform collapse of Building 7 and suggests that controlled demolition may have been involved. They mention the presence of explosive material in the dust samples and the suspicious elevator renovation prior to the attack. The speaker also mentions suppressed testimonies from firefighters regarding explosions in the buildings. They express feeling threatened while advocating for a new investigation.

Speaker 1: "Well, it was an architectural defect." He says the World Trade Center was "always known as a very, very strong building" and notes "took a big bomb in the basement"—"the basement is the most vulnerable place"—yet "the building was standing solid, and half of the columns were blown out." He adds, "I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs that exploded almost simultaneously because I just can't imagine anything being able to go through that wall." He asserts "this one was built from the outside, which is the strongest structure you can have, and it was almost just like a can of soup." Speaker 2: "within a matter of millisecond, the explosion pops out the other side." Speaker 1: "there were very big planes... going very rapidly" and "to do that kind of destruction is even more than a big plane because you're talking about taking out steel, the heaviest caliber steel that was used on a building." Speaker 3: "A plane doesn't do that." "If he was an insider, he wouldn't have said that." Speaker 5: "it's tremendous power and tremendous heat," "tremendous amounts of fuel that was dumped on the building" and "1,600 degrees temperature"

Speaker 0: Probably the best known builder, particularly of of of great buildings in the city. There's a great deal of question about whether or not the damage and and the ultimate destruction of the buildings was caused by the airplanes, by architectural defect, or possibly by bombs or or aftershocks. Do you have any thoughts on that? Speaker 1: Well, it was an architectural defect. You know, the World Trade Center was always known as a very, very strong building. Don't forget, that took a big bomb in the basement. Now the basement is the most vulnerable place because that's your foundation, and it withstood that. And I got to see that area about three or four days after it took place because one of my structural engineers actually took me for a tour because he did the building. And I said, I can't believe it. The building was standing solid, and half of the columns were blown out. I mean, so this was an unbelievably powerful building. If you know anything about structure, it was one of the first buildings that was built from the outside. The steel, the reason the World Trade Center had such narrow windows is that in between all the windows, you had the steel on the outside. So you had the steel on the outside of the building. That's why when I first looked and you had big heavy I beams. When I first looked at it, I couldn't believe it because there was a hole in the steel. And this is steel that was you remember the the width of the windows in the World Trade Center folks? I think you you know, if you're ever up there, they were quite narrow. And in between was this heavy steel. I said, how could a plane, even a plane, even a seven sixty seven or seven forty seven or whatever it might have been, how could it possibly go through this deal? I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs that exploded almost simultaneously because I just can't imagine anything being able to go through that wall. Most buildings are built with the steelers on the inside around the elevator shaft. This one was built from the outside, which is the strongest structure you can have, and it was almost just like a like a can of soup. Speaker 2: You know, Donald, we were looking at pictures all morning long of that plane coming into Building Number 2. And when you see that approach the far side and then all of a sudden, within a matter of millisecond, the explosion pops out the other side. Speaker 1: Right. I just think that there was a plane with more than just fuel. I think, obviously, they were very big planes. They were going very rapidly because I was also watching where the plane seemed to be not only going fast, it seemed to be coming down into the building. So it was getting the speed from going downhill, so to speak. It just seemed to me that to do that kind of destruction is even more than a big plane because you're talking about taking out steel, the heaviest caliber steel that was used on a building. I mean, these buildings were rock solid, And, you know, it's just an amazing it's an amazing thing. Speaker 3: And it's not right to call up and then extrapolate and connect him to 09:11 when he came out on the day of 09:11 and the day after on Fox and on CNN and said, I believe there had to be bombs in those buildings. It was brought down by explosives. A plane doesn't do that. And then described the architecture of Tower 1 and Tower 2. If he was an insider, he wouldn't have said that. Speaker 4: A lot of people ask, how is it possible that, a Boeing plane would be able to destroy the or two planes would be able to destroy the Twin Towers because they were constructed to withstand like a 07/2007 Speaker 5: attack. It's tremendous power and tremendous heat, and people were willing to die. And when they're willing to die and when they're willing to become kamikazes of a sense, there's very little you can do about it. I mean, the the heat and the power actually, it was amazing that the the initial jolts didn't jar the building as much as people would have thought. But the the tremendous amounts of fuel that was dumped on the building and 1,600 degrees temperature, I guess that's probab

The speaker describes the collapse of the World Trade Center and suggests that it was not due to the impact of the planes but rather controlled demolition. They mention seeing the building come down in a series of straight hits and explosions, which they believe indicates the use of pre-engineered and precisely timed explosives. The speaker emphasizes that the only way a building can collapse with such acceleration is through controlled demolition.

The speaker claims that the outer columns of the World Trade Center buildings were designed like a fishnet with substantial inner core columns, over-engineered to withstand loads. They state that no steel frame building had ever collapsed before or since 9/11. The speaker contrasts the progressive collapse of the Twin Towers with the uniform collapse of building 7, arguing that for a building to collapse uniformly, all load-bearing columns would have to fail simultaneously, which fire cannot do. They suggest the collapse resembled controlled demolition. The speaker mentions the discovery of "fermetic material," an explosive incendiary, in the dust samples. They also point to elevator renovations prior to the attack, and the elevator company's alleged refusal to assist on the day of the attack. The speaker felt threatened when trying to get a new investigation. They cite suppressed testimonies from firefighters regarding explosions in the building.

My name is Tom Sullivan, and I worked for CDI, a top explosives demolition firm, during 9/11. I loaded explosives for 2.5 years, knowing it was a controlled event. Building 7's collapse was a classic implosion - the core failed first, leading to a symmetrical collapse at near free fall speed. I didn't doubt this from the start.

The speaker claims the only high-rise buildings to collapse from airplane impacts were the World Trade Center towers. They cite an architect's report stating the buildings were designed to withstand such impacts. One speaker says the collapses defied physics, stating that the upper sections should have destroyed the lower sections, not crushed them. Another speaker says the collapse of Building 7, which was not hit by a plane, resembled a controlled demolition. A fire battalion chief, Oriole Palmer, reported being on the 78th floor, the floor of impact, and said they had two fires under control one minute before the building collapsed. The speaker alleges a cover-up related to 9/11, claiming the 9/11 Commission was part of it, led by Philip Zelikow, who was allegedly handpicked by Condoleezza Rice. They say Zelikow met with Tony Schaeffer in Afghanistan and then targeted him upon his return to the US. The speaker says they called it a scandal bigger than Watergate.

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."

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 questions the official explanation of the 9/11 attacks, focusing on the collapse of Building 7. They argue that the building's collapse was not due to fire but rather controlled demolition, citing evidence such as the presence of explosive material in dust samples and reports of unusual elevator renovations prior to the attacks. The speaker also mentions suppressed testimonies from firefighters about explosions in the building. They express feeling threatened while advocating for a new investigation.

In the discussion, the collapse of Building 7 is debated through direct claims by several speakers. Speaker 0 states, "I saw Building 7 come down, and it was a controlled demolition. A classic controlled demolition." Speaker 1 counters with skepticism, arguing that "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." The exchange shifts toward accountability and transparency. Speaker 2 asserts, "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." The conversation then moves to specific explosive claims. Speaker 3 contends, "It was a secondary explosion, probably a device either planted before or on the aircraft that did not explode until a hour later. I'm gonna call the vehicle right now. You gotta get back to me. Five minutes and the elevators exploded on us." A sense of urgency and confusion is conveyed, with a voice adding, "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?" Personal losses and the human cost are underscored. Speaker 0 reflects on the impact on his own life, saying, "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." The conversation culminates with a tribute to fallen colleagues. Speaker 2 notes, "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."

An architect with 20 years of experience claims the official explanation for the World Trade Center collapses is false. The official reason is that the planes hit the buildings, causing explosions and fires, leading to structural weakening and collapse. However, fires have never caused a steel-frame high-rise to collapse. The speaker claims the collapses of the Twin Towers and Building 7 exhibit 10 key features of controlled demolition. Building 7 collapsed straight down into its own footprint at free fall speed for the first 100 feet, despite 40,000 tons of structural steel. The speaker compares the collapse to controlled demolitions. The speaker states that 700 architects and engineers are demanding a new investigation. They believe the evidence suggests controlled demolitions. The speaker asserts that almost every architect and engineer who reviews the information agrees, but the implications are dark because it suggests someone besides Al Qaeda was involved, given the high security of the buildings.

Firefighters and other witnesses reported explosions at the World Trade Center on September 11th. One firefighter described a "heavy duty explosion" as they entered the lobby, causing the building to collapse. Others reported a second explosion and rumble, or a "big explosion" much lower in the building. Some believe these were secondary explosions from devices planted before or on the aircraft. One theory suggests a car or truck packed with explosives detonated under the buildings. According to one speaker, 118 firefighters testified to witnessing explosions inside and outside the buildings. This testimony has allegedly been buried or ignored. Explosions were reportedly part of the events at all three towers in New York.

Speaker 0 asserts that 9/11 is the biggest lie of our lifetime and that he was on-site, believing it may have been a false flag. He states it is obvious to him that Building 7 was a controlled demolition because the building collapses from the bottom down, a uniform collapse requiring all load-bearing columns to fail simultaneously; he contrasts this with the Twin Towers, which he says collapse top-down in a progressive collapse. He notes that the trade centers were designed to withstand jet impacts and, referencing his experience in heavy construction, describes the outer columns as a “fishnet” and the inner core columns as thick steel beams capable of withstanding four to five times the loads. He claims engineers routinely over-design buildings. He mentions that dust samples contained what is called thermitic material, described as an explosive incendiary, and cites documented reports. He alleges extensive elevator renovations in the two to three years prior to 9/11, that many workers had access to the cores of the buildings, and that on the day of the attack the elevator company would not assist in elevator operations and subsequently went out of business. He references sworn firefighter testimonies a couple of years after 9/11 about explosions in the buildings and asserts these were suppressed, as Building 7 was ignored in the 9/11 Commission Report. Regarding Al Qaeda, he contends that Al Qaeda’s role is something he does not think exists, suggesting it is made up. He recalls the FBI’s 2006 statement that there was no concrete evidence linking Osama bin Laden with 9/11 and notes that Osama bin Laden worked for the CIA in Afghanistan, helping fight the Russians, and that the CIA helped orchestrate 9/11, calling it “their plan.”

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.

Firefighters Raul Angula and Eric Lawyer discuss their push for a new 9/11 commission, focusing on the collapses of the Twin Towers and Building 7. They believe the collapses were likely due to controlled demolition, not solely airplane impacts or fires. They've created a document, at Congressman Weldon's request, urging President Trump to reinvestigate with subject experts, excluding political appointees and lead agency personnel, to address neglected or omitted information. Angula, an author of a chapter on high-rise firefighting in an NFPA manual, was prompted by 9/11 Truth members to research Building 7. The speakers highlight Building 7's symmetrical collapse, noting that such an event has never occurred due to fire in a type one fire-resistive building. They cite the University of Alaska Fairbanks report, which suggests the removal of all supporting columns on a horizontal plane for the building to collapse in that manner. They discuss eyewitness accounts of explosions, the lack of testing for explosives by NIST, and the discovery of nanothermite in the debris. They aim to encourage firefighters and families affected by 9/11 to come forward and seek the truth.

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.