Reflecting On The Events Of September 11, 2001
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- SHOW: 'The Anthony Cumia Show'
AIR DATE: September 11, 2019
Anthony, Dave Landau, and Keith the Cop reflect on the events of Sept 11, 2001. Keith share stories of what it was like being a first responder.
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Thanks for keeping the day relevant. I am 1 of the 19 people to survive being buried under the towers. My name is Tom Canavan. Also a big fan of Anthony's. I go way back and continue to "linger longer.
You were buried under the world trade centre? How long were you buried before being found? Were you conscious through it all, like did you know what the fuk just happened?
I was 9 years old in school in Manhattan during 9/11, and I’m probably part of the last generation who will be able to recall the events as they happened. I remember it like it was yesterday
I consider it the divide between Gen Z and millennial. I was 5 but still remember it, nowhere near as close as you!
Yeah agreed I was 10 years old but on the other side of the country. I will never forget after the first tower fell my brother saying to me "you just watched thousands of people die" in a very somber way and the profound impact, that and the events of that day had on me and my life. I was 10 years old and wanted to help, but I was on the other side of the country and only 10 years old. Seven years later I enlisted in the Army
Yep! I was 11 in Brooklyn
As retired nypd. Keith absoultley nailed what it was like in NYC at that time
Yep.
Jesus..... Amazing insight from Keith. So interesting to hear.
I liked the part where the people in charge of enforcing the laws that destroy our liberties have "the best day of their lives" chasing people down and beating them. Don't forget, when the government takes away your guns, these are the people they will be sending to your home.
Could of listened to Keith for hours. Really surreal.
Mike Dunn
Wasn’t mike Dunn the name of the guy who shot those black teenagers? Are you writing this from jail?
@@barfyman-362 nahh that was Bernie goetz. Not sure if that's how you spell his last name but its pronounced ghets.
@@bradsully6620 Mike Dunn also shot at black teenagers lol
You can see/hear how it still hurts Keith all these years later
Utmost respect to the first responders on that day and rip to all the innocent lives lost
God bless Keith and everyone who worked at ground zero.
At 28, I vaguely remember being a 6 year old upset that my show was automatically switched to smoke coming from a tower. My mom ran up and looked at the screen and cried.
Hitting beers remembering this pain in September 2020 :( NEVER FORGET!!!
It feels like yesterday. "Never Forget", became, "Accept everybody! Don't be an Islamophobic bigot".
@Magnum Dong Ikr...ridiculous, and only getting worse. Can you believe this year is 20 years since 9/11!? It's crazy. I was just a very young man when it happened, but it does feel like yesterday to me. It might as well be ancient history to these younger ppl today tho. I'll never forget where I was that day...and I'll never forget the thousands of innocent lives lost behind politics, religion, and hatred.
@@charlescarter4608 I was a senior in high school when it happened. I was actually late that day because I stopped at burger king for hash browns. So much time has passed but I remember it like it was yesterday as well.
Except to the extremest terrorist ones 🙏💯👍
Yeah, and now we have local governments and school boards suspending students and players for flying the blue and red line flags……on the anniversary of Sept. 11th.
And we have a government and a farce of an administration that won’t even acknowledge, let alone celebrate Memorial Day and our veterans.
WTF is going on? SHAMe on Americans who vote for these traitors!
@@kennybeans6115 Yep, Kenny. They're now trying to BAN the "blue line" flags as "hate speech"! So I had to make my front license plate a blue line flag. And what did the Democrat hero Ilhan Omar say? "Somebody did something"...and yet they still vote for her...
I'm in my mid-30's, now, and the anniversary of 9/11 is kind of a mindfuck for me. I was 17 when it happened. Don't get me wrong, a good amount of people still post about it, and remember it, but you just realize that for most of these college-aged kids and under, it's just something they heard about.
For us, it's this monumental thing that we saw....live. That definitely leaves a mark on your soul. Seeing it happen on TH-cam still hits you hard, but nothing like it being a monumental mark in your life and seeing someone die right before your eyes, by jumping from a building. You feel it, too.
I also agree that it's kind of fading off. As more kids grow up who don't remember it, it'll become just an every 5 year thing, then a 10 year thing, then a 25 and 50 anniversary thing. Sure, you'll still have the "hardcores" that post about it, every year, but it won't be the same. Makes me feel really old. Seems like it was just yesterday.
It happens to all generations. I'm the same age as you - it's like our view of the JFK assassination and our parents' view of Pearl Harbor. The events occurred recent enough to be part of our lifetime, but far back enough that it just feels like a historical moment and nothing else.
You old peace of shit! #metoo.
I'm right there with you @truth teller, I'm 34 and it feels like it was so much more recent then 18 years ago. I was home sick from school that day and I remember watching on CBS 2 after the first one hit, (we didn't have cable). My dad woke me up to tell me and I just couldn't believe it and honestly thought it was an accident because small planes had crashed into buildings in the city before. Once that 2nd one hit, I realized something was up. Then when the Pentagon got hit, my father said, "we're under attack." To this day, those words are burned into my memory. Because I couldn't believe what I was hearing or seeing.
But sadly I feel that Ant is correct, the passage of time will lessen the remembrances and memorials that will be had. I'd say mostly cuz there'll be more people that weren't alive or old enough when it happened.
I was at school and had no idea it was happening when it happened. I got home and turned the TV on ready to watch my cartoons (I was a very immature 13 year old) to find every channel had some news coverage of a big disaster somewhere else in the world. I got annoyed at the fact it was on every channel and popped in a VHS tape of South Park I'd recorded from the night before and started watching it. About 10 minutes into South Park my family came home running in and freaking out and I was thinking what the fuck is wrong with them. After a few minutes of watching the news coverage I realized whatever had happened happened in New York. After a few more minutes I realized it was a deliberate attack and that this would change the world forever.
18 hours later I was making jokes about it with my friends at school. I'm in the UK and I guess it being so far away - and me being a dumb 13 year old - it just didn't seem that bad to make jokes about it. Looking back I realize what an ass I kind of was.
I was also recently on a course with a bunch of 18-20 year olds and the subject of September 11th came up and it hit me that they were all talking about it like it was "something that happened in history". I asked them if any of them actually remember it and they all said they were too young. I thought they might be interested in hearing what it was like from someone who was around then but they couldn't care less. lol
I finally went and visited New York last month for the first time. Visiting the monument and seeing where it all went down really hits home. Very emotional and it seems very surreal. Very different perspective seeing it in person compared to watching it on television. I was 28 years old when we were attacked and I remember it like it was yesterday.
I was 28, too, when we were attacked.
I was at a professional development conference for my job listening to the guy who wrote the book, “A Boy Called It”: Dave Pelzer. When the co-worker I was with got up to go to the bathroom around 10:00am. When she came back to the table we were seated at, she had tears in her eyes and told me what happened. The organizer of the conference allowed any of us that wanted to leave if we had any relatives that might have been impacted by the tragedy. My dad worked in Manhatten and had accounts downtown near the WTC. So I decided to leave to try and call him to see he was ok. I knew he would be but I was so filled with anger that I wouldn’t have been able to concentrate on the rest of the conference, if I was to stay.
I visited the site a year later prior to the construction of the Freedom Tower to at my respects to the fallen.
At that time, in the Fall of 2002, there was a makeshift memorial at the site with the names of all the victims. It was very emotional. I went back to NYC in 2016 and visited the Freedom Tower. Most beautiful elevator experience of my life.
I took leave in october and went up there. What a numb feeling. They were still recovering bodies.
I was 20. Still haven't gone yet. 🥺
Thank you for your service to the great city of New York, Keith!
Calm down. He got paid a grip, bought a boat, and retired decades earlier than most of us ever will, all because he loves giving his patented "wood shampoos" to mouthy or mentally ill homeless people. Great job locking up non-violent people with maniacs and murderers, Keith. I hope a guy as cool as Keith comes to my home with his gun out when they outlaw my rifle.
Mike Dunn shut up. He was a cop. You break the law, you go to jail. Yeah, he could retire early because police get PENSIONS for doing a dangerous job, especially in NYC. Get over it. Get over it.
Video really doesnt capture how big those buildings were. Truly something you had to see to believe. Impossible to imagine collapsing.
Keith is such a fascinating and humble guy. I would love a book about his life as a cop.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Alright, tough guy
Thanks.
This was honestly very insightful to listen to as someone who was only 6 years old when this happened. I could feel the vibe being described here at the time when I was a child but couldn’t possibly understand the scale of what happened.
I was sitting at my grandparents house on a Tuesday evening in Perth, Western Australia. I remember I was watching a show called rove live, broadcasting stopped and it switched to a live feed of New York.... I remember it so clearly, just horrific.
Ive been to perth! July 2000 aboard the uss abraham lincoln! Western australian women rule!
Thanks for your service keith that day was horrible
No, thank YOU for YOUR service, though guy
I wish in 8th grade Spanish class and my teacher ran into the room crying ...I remember every aspect of what I did that day it's like the only real clear and vivid memories I have from that long ago
Keith thank u for the responsibilty your job entails. Im sure it was an impossible day for you that day. All I can say is thank you Keith. Im sorry you lost alot of good men. Keith you rock. Thank for wearing the badge every day of your career and thank u for the work u do with this channel. You are the perfect guy for this job. What u and Anthony have created has been outstanding. Thank you for entertaining me every week. It just surreal to me how you were Keith the cop years ago during the WNEW days and now you help run an incredible company. I am a huge huge Anthony Cumia fan. That man has made me laugh for 20 years, but thank you Keith for all your hard work behind the scenes for building an amazing channel. You rock Keith!!!!
It's the inexorable passage of time. With every passing year, fewer people are alive to remember the events of the past.
This is true. It's like no matter what I, or anyone else, tells him... my 17-year-old nephew is just never going to understand this like someone who was alive when it happened. He knows what happened and he knows that it was so awful, but he has no direct feelings associated with it. I'm the same way listening to my father talk about President Kennedy being assassinated, and he was the same way listening to his father recall Pearl Harbor.
Feels like yesterday.
Great fuckin' stories. And thank you Keith for sharing.
Hey Anthony thanks for the upload you're finally put your stuff on TH-cam 👍🏿 i know u probably don't read these comments i completely understand why, but keep the funny coming thanks!!!
Thank you Anthony for posting. This was from the heart.
I was in Chicago, on my way to a wedding. Drove through downtown and the streets were crowded with people. Everybody was getting out of the big buildings.
A fascinating insight. Thank you Kieth 👏🏻
Ant's story was crazy about all the papers people were just working on them going about their lives. Just crazy when you think about it. Battle Hymn of the Republic is such a powerful song also. Especially when Elvis Presley sings it!
Those attacks changed the course of history in a way that I don't think I'll ever be able to wrap my head around
I loved this segment so much, I wish they'd chat it up about 9/11 longer. I couldn't even imagine that electrical smell lasting for months. I haven't watched the show in a long time, but glad to see you guys put out a video today!
9/12 when our rights were stripped away...
The kids today just don't know. They don't remember what the world was like before this event. It really changed everything.
@@T3t4nu5 what else besides nsa and airport rules has changed?
@Log s - Yeah but what else?!!
Keith speaks about how much these cops love chasing people down and beating the shit out of them as if it's hilarious. Just remember who's coming for your guns when it's time. Remember who will show up with guns drawn when you don't pay your ransom to the government to finance those wars you mentioned. Remember who murders mentally ill people for swinging sticks in the street. Remember who locks non-violence drug users in cages with hardened killers. I'm sure Keith is a great guy who's just doing his job. Like all the others perpetrating the worst horrors in history .
Based Log Before 9-11: never ending war in Vietnam, never ending drug wars, unending migration, support for Israel, our government supporting regime change all over the world. Look at history with a broader scope and you’ll see clearly how history repeats itself. The more things change, well, you know.
It was whenever the patriot act passed. Which was just after 911 because you know they have to legally be allowed to listen in to everyone's conversations and be able to read everyone's texts and emails to catch those damn terrorists.
Keith your last comment about everyone in the world wants to be here is so true. I’ll never forget at the grand Rabbi funeral chief dwyer said you guys have the greatest seat to the greatest show on earth so true.
Wow!! Keith really got to me. Thanks for being there. Bless the NYPD and FDNY.
Keith The Firefighte #SALUTE. Thank you for all your public service.
I was stationed at Walter Reed and we went to the Pentagon right after it was hit. I still remember the single, black stilleto pump I saw on the lawn of the Pentagon that belonged to one of the victims.
I was in third grade when 9/11 happened. It was school picture day. There weren’t a lot of bright smiley faces in my yearbook that year.
We remember 9/11 as a national tradgedy...for giving us Pete Davidson
Thanks for this!
Opie, take notes: this is what REAL radio and podcasts are. This will get more than 12 views, guaranteed.
Opie has ZERO to do with this. You’re obsessed with him, get some help
I'm 35, I worked on the 60th floor of the Empire State bldg. in 2012, watched them finish construction on the Freedom tower. Bizarre being that high up, put things in perspective.
God bless Keith, a real hero. Never forget 🗽
Building 7 went down pretty easy and has to make anyone suspicious of the official story.
Especially when the plane that was supposed to hit it didn't. Still went down.
Head over to www.imright.com and I'm sure whatever you find will 100% confirm whatever theory you think. We're all morons, and you lot are right. Sit back in your comfortability, knowing what ever you think is right. Enjoy your ignorance. Don't get mad, I believe you think you're correct. Hell, after all, you know,.. Right?
FDCbadaman
I lived in battery Park city in Gateway plaza 395 south end ave apt 4h
if you Google a picture of the trade center you’ll see Gateway Plaza in any of the pictures it was right on the water we stayed the night of September 11 and we stayed the day of September 11 and I watched World Trade Center 7 burn all day long until 5 PM when it finally collapse it burned all day there was no suspicious about it
@@karljesaitis3656 The collapse of WTC 7 is the first known instance of a tall building brought down primarily by uncontrolled fires. The fires in WTC 7 were similar to those that have occurred in several tall buildings where the automatic sprinklers did not function or were not present. These other buildings, including Philadelphia's One Meridian Plaza, a 38-story skyscraper that burned for 18 hours in 1991, did not collapse due to differences in the design of the structural system. www.nist.gov/pba/questions-and-answers-about-nist-wtc-7-investigation
No question. A lot of weird stuff.
Thanks for the upload. It’s cool to see you guys talk about all the stuff on a serious note. I actually really appreciate it.
I will never forget
Hello,
Thank you Anthony.
It is sad and will be True.
You and I will NEVER FORGET.
I have 3 Grandsons 11, 9 and 8. They went to Ground Zero and , for a lighter analogy, Did not Get It. Media has created a mind scrub. I won't go on.
You are a Good Guy.
I'm from Our part of Home
MA
I remember reading about Larry Silverstein Ins. claim for terrorism upgrade just prior... netting him $4,550,000,000 luck maybe?
Although I agree with your point, misspelling a simple word discredits all the people who fight the good fight like so many uneducated truthers, you make it harder to get the truth to be believed.
It was undoubtedly an inside job. Anyone who doesn't think so hasn't done the research. There are so many dots that connect back to the deep state government, it's insane.
@@truthteller4442 very true it doesn't take much research to see that the official story is full of holes. And creates more questions than it answers.
I remember. On this episode of when zionist luciferians attack.
yeah I heard that from Dylan Avery too, he also said the steel from the towers was shipped off to China so it couldn't be inspected, he lied about the steel and the insurance claim th-cam.com/video/7lqrHdY1Egk/w-d-xo.html it was sent to New Jersey to be inspected.
People have forgotten Oklahoma City
No. They have not. It is just the ignorant who forget. Unfortunate that they number so high, but those that have an ear, they hear, and they recall, and process what they recall, constantly.
I fell asleep on my sofa watching TV here in the UK. I woke up in a daze at 3pm or so, and sort of realised whatever I was watching wasn't on TV any more, and it was some kind of disaster movie on the TV, with smoke billowing out of a skyscraper. I thought it was a realistic disaster movie, told from the point of view of the news. I remember thinking 'wow, that actor looks just like Colin Powell', and I carried on watching thinking it was a pretty engrossing movie that I'd never heard of. It was only when the second plane hit that I changed channels only to see the same thing, and realised it was real. I must have sat there with my mouth open in shock for at least 30 minutes. I can't even imagine what it must have been like to have been in New York on the day, especially what that second plane hit.
I was 17 when it happened. Me and my buddy went down to the requiter office for the Marines. My dad was in Nam so figured its my turn. Soon as i said I had asthma, they denied me. I was heartbroken. Now seeing my buddies that went and came back all fucked up and the horseshit "war on terror" i think i dodged something that could have ended me. Plus dad was glad i didn't go because he didn't trust the government after Vietnam.
Great job Keith! As always Stay Safe! See you at the next reunion.
I remember watching it from across the river in Jersey City,NJ. School let out early. The tv ticker said it was the Chinese military attacking..
It’s the one event in my lifetime that will make me cry on command thinking about it every year. I’ll never forget the next day at school in high school we all stood and said the pledge, loudly, and we were such too cool for school shit heads who stood but never said the pledge. We didn’t realize we did it, our teacher pointed it o it and a lot of us broke down. It was so fucking visceral
THANK YOU!!!!
I was 10 years old on 9/11. I listened to Keith on O&A in the days and weeks to follow and could hear a piece of what he was going through (yeah, ive been an O&A fan since i was 10) decided that day that i was gonna be a cop. I'm 32 now and have been on the job for 8 years....I didn't think it could ever be worse than 9/11. When Keith (a veteran of 9/11) is saying he feels bad for the guys on the job today, you know the situaaaaaaation is totally fucked. Mad respect for our brothers who came before us who ran into those towers, especially the ones that never came back. If no one else keeps their memory alive, it's gotta be the younger generations of cops and firefighters because this country (especially Gen Z) has shown they largely don't give a shit anymore.
I was 22. I remember how chilling it was. And weeks following, everyone I knew in the reserves was getting activated
I was a cop in WI that day. It was probably the quietest shift I'd ever worked, spooky quiet.
how depressing & boring would it be if Opie is the last person you talked to before dying
@KJS UD- This Hilarious comment should be banned just for forcing people to imagine having a conversation with Opie...... period
They ones that dont remember or care were babies then. For us adults its a scar on our memory.
When Keith mentioned calling Opie as he was running for his life from those falling buildings.. I lost it
great clip.
I'm a pretty left wing guy for the most part (apart from all the SJW crap, political correctness BS) but I love me some Cumia. FAWK YEAH
I will never forget that day. It was the most beautiful morning , stepping out of the subway at 47-50th Street and looking up at the sky and seeing a crystal blue sky and thinking what a beautiful morning. I got to work and a customer came in and said a plane had crashed into the world trade center and just like Dave I laughed like that's ridiculous like the towers are so big and fly into it. And even then I thought it was a small plane. Then there was a report that another plane crash into the towers and I thought that's weird maybe the smoke from the first plane you know cause that pilot to crash into the towers. And then we heard about DC and that's when I realized oh my God this is bad. My mom who's now a retired NYPD Sergeant was on vacation at the time and she was finally able to get a hold of me and she told me to go home right now she said she was getting my brother and sister from school and taking their grandparents house and I needed to come home. looking down third avenue you could see the smoke going across from downtown. It was like a scene out of Independence day with everybody sitting around the cars listen to 1010 wins and suddenly fighter jets flew over and I was in Rockefeller center and you could hear a pin drop because we didn't know if they were friendly planes or enemy. I walked through Central Park to get home cuz I lived in Harlem and I just remember how beautiful the day was people there are still people jogging in the park the birds are chirping and in the background you could just hear sirens everybody's just heading downtown flying downtown. When I got to my grandparents house I'm still thinking okay everything's fine, that the fires are just extinguished. Then I saw on the news that the towers had collapsed and I couldn't I couldn't process what I was seeing. That that night I listen to Ron and Fez and I called in because I was so scared and listening to them brought me comfort. I had just turned 21 and this is the first time in my life that I was afraid that I wouldn't wake up in the morning. The next few days in the city were sureal all the posters the missing persons posters that were up. The smell of the acrid smoke that came all the way up to Harlem the dust that was blowing around it that was the worst day ever. As a born-and-bred New Yorker my heart was broken. When you came back to New York you always looked at the skyline and you saw the world trade center and that's how you knew you were home and they were gone. But it wasn't just about the buildings it was about the end of Innocence and the amount of lives that were lost. The following weeks where you'd walk down the street and you turn a corner and there was a funeral for a firefighter and you just hear bagpipes and you would just start crying again. to this day I hate being down there even though I went to school down there and work down there. It's still sacred ground and it bothers me to see people taking selfies at the memorial like it near and fucking Disneyland looks like I just want to scream at them people died here this is not a happy place to be. Opie and Anthony and Ron and Fez really helps a lot of New Yorkers get through this tough time and I thank them for that. I will never forget God bless America.
I'm from the UK and I was 16 when it happened, I had the day off school through illness and I watched the entire thing live on TV. The second plane hitting the tower was the most terrifying thing I have ever seen on TV, I was shaking for hours and I'm not someone who is easily frightened. And at one point the reporters thought that one of the planes was heading for the White House, christ
I will always remember Ron and Fez ending their show with "Walk On" by U2
Damn, hadn't we all suffered enough already?
@@NoNameForThisGuy U2 stinks 😂
Good video
Love u Anthony 👊
My only thought was for the safety of my kids! I was in my office listening to Stern (who did an excellent job) and I started calling everyone I could think of to find out where my boys were.
yes, he did, so did O & A, Imus......I listen to those show every year. Imus had Warner reporting from his apartment watching it happen. they are all worth listening to.
all the soft pretzels from the foodcarts tasted like fire
No Homer Simpson laughter track for Keith's 'lone fireman' story?
I’m a fan of Dave Landaus fade 💇♂️ 💈 ✂️
Standard anniversaries 25, 50, 100 years. Than history repeats its self.
What podcast is this ? I miss the o and a show
Was talking to a coworker yesterday who said he hadn't been born yet, that blew my mind. I was in first grade and remember that day VIVIDLY, can't remember shit cuz of old drug habits lol but that day I remember
How did you talk to him if he wasn't even born? Use your brain.
I was in Melbourne Australia when my brother came into my room at about midnight and said some plane crash into the WTC. I turn it on and saw the building on fire, then thought I was watching a replay, took about 5 seconds to realise I was watching the 2nd plane.
Good Stuff.
Reminds me of that tragedy
I remember my mother being on the couch, crying as she and my father watched people leap from the towers. I was 9 years old I think?
The greatest tribute to the victims would be the truth being told about what happened and why.
Damn, I had to be woken up too that morning. My girl had to shake the shit out of me in a panic, but I was off and probably hung over that particular Tuesday. One big worry in all the confusion was that we lived in a port town and someone would fly one into the god-damned Superdome or some such shit. I'm mostly sure the Navy down here would have handled the plane over some outer parish, though, by that point.
Remember seeing it at about 10 years old couldn't get my head round why someone would kill that many people and themselves just didn't make sense at all.still waiting for it to be a holiday like patrice said
I love cumia
On 9/11 i was at a jrotc field trip to west point
just two whoops-a-daisies
of course anthony knows what the kids in school are learning.
I remember 9/11 like it was yesterday and I'm from bumfuck no where in Queensland, Australia. I woke up after midnight and saw smoke coming from the first tower. I just thought it was a documentary about the last bombing at the trade centre. On the way my back mother called me into the loungeroom. Watching that second plane hit was terrifying; I didn't watch it after the first few times. What the responders did was above and beyond the call. But watching it I knew those terrorists had fucked up.
Never forget the dancing Israelis
Opie could have called into the show for a mini O & A reunion for 20th anniversary 9/11
Why do i hear Ventura and him yelling about thermite paint in the background?
Love you Anthony you cutie 😍😍
Keith rules.
Great insight Keith!
I remember every other car had a little flag on their car for a few months then we forgot
Oh look, Wikipedia is here to provide context from the events on that day.
Ant believes the official story though, he was extremely.pro-war about going into Iraq and Afghanistan. He used to mock Alex Jones, then took a job on his network! Dude is such a hypocrite.
@@steven1479 people can change you see compound media Red pill the world around you video with Jim Breuer
That's carzy but I had pretty much the same experience as Ant, except it was my Mother that woke me up. My dad was already at work somewhere in VA., I had gotten up at like 6 am but was sick so I went back to bed instead of going to school, my mom had put my little sister on the bus for school, then came home to finish getting ready to go to work herself saw the 1st plane hit on the news, ran into my room woke me up freaking out turned my t.v. on in time for me to see the 2nd plane hit. I lived in WV but there were those black helicopters flying all around on their way to either VA. and Pentagon or PA and the field crash. None of us had cell phones we had to wait for my dad to call us because we had no way to call him it was a crazy crazy day.
The smaller the hat, the bigger the crime.
One thing a lot of people forget about is another plane crashed in Queens two months later
I got in my car to go to school and had the channel on that would've been Stern back then, but Peter Jennings was on instead and at that point, they were saying a commuter plane had accidentally hit the first tower... Yeah, fucked up day.
Our government knew & allowed it to happen or the powers that be wrote the instructions?
I still think you should post the 9/11/18 clip of “In Hot Water” where Legit News Guy watches the tower footage for the first time.
Dave shaved the Stash good brother .
Imagine 911 being a federal holiday
We dont do Pearl Harbor day.... I didn't even know it was December 7th
True. They’re not going to make a national holiday out of a day where America was attacked. We commemorate only the occasions that from a historical perspective that we celebrate (be it an important person like MLK, Lincoln, the birth of Jesus), or an event that positively advanced us as a nation (i.e., Independence Day). Not days that showed us at our most vulnerable.