What’s incredible about Chris Bos’ footage isn’t how close he was to the World Trade Center. It’s what he chose to film. While almost everyone else was looking up, Bos kept turning his camera toward the ground. He documents a green piece of debris from one of the Boeing aircraft, damage caused to nearby buildings, and what appears to be part of an engine from Flight 175. Does anyone know what the green Boeing debris is?

2 retards. Can we have someone GOOD run for mayor.

🔥 LET'S GO! After motorcading there at ~100 MPH, President Trump has TAKEN THE STAGE at his second rally of the day in Oklahoma USSS tried getting POTUS to CANCEL this rally, as the weather prevented air travel, but 47 REFUSED. He did NOT want to let down the THOUSANDS of patriots waiting HOURS for his arrival So he chose to drive over 100 miles. Practically UNHEARD OF for a presidential motorcade. Absolute patriot 🇺🇸

Thanks @stillgiggle

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🇺🇸 Limp Bizkit filmed “Rollin’” on top of the World Trade Center. September 2000. The band shot on the roof of the South Tower at night. A helicopter filmed them and the towers while they played. September 6, 2001. The clip won Best Rock Video at the MTV VMAs. September 10, 2001. Fred Durst got a letter and a fruit basket from the Port Authority. Thank you for putting the towers in the video. Congratulations on the award. He framed the letter. The next morning the buildings were gone. Wild.

14 people survived inside one small section of the Marriott World Trade Center. You can see that surviving section around the southern stairwell at the beginning of this footage. After the 1993 bombing, parts of the hotel had been heavily repaired and reinforced. On 9/11, almost the entire Marriott was destroyed, but this small reinforced section remained. Among the survivors were FDNY firefighter Jeff Johnson of Engine 74 and D.C. lawyer Frank Razzano. Razzano had been staying high in the Marriott preparing for an upcoming trial. When the North Tower was hit, he initially kept working. Even after the South Tower was struck, he was reluctant to leave because of the boxes of legal documents and evidence in his room. Then the South Tower collapsed and tore the hotel apart. Razzano survived the first collapse and climbed down through the wreckage until he met Johnson. With the lower stairwells destroyed, Johnson led Razzano and several others across exposed steel and through a hole in a wall into a lower reception area. While they were trapped there trying to find a way out, the North Tower collapsed. That room happened to be inside the small southern section of the Marriott that survived. Razzano later credited Johnson with saving his life. Nineteen months later, he invited him to his daughter’s wedding and introduced him as the man who made it possible for him to walk her down the aisle. “I wouldn’t be walking my daughter down the aisle if it wasn’t for this man.”

September 20, 2001 In his address to Congress, President Bush laid out the demands to the Taliban: hand over al-Qaeda leaders, shut down the training camps, release foreign nationals, and allow the U.S. to verify it. Then he made the stakes clear: "These demands are not open to negotiation or discussion.” "They will hand over the terrorists, or they will share in their fate.” You can feel where things were headed. War was brewing, and most of America and Washington were fully behind it.