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Sep 16, 2026
Simon BrownHOST
Yeah.
Jackie van NiekerkGUEST
And, um, we've been very proud of Ellipse development.
Jackie van NiekerkGUEST
Took eight years to complete.
Simon BrownHOST
Yeah.
Miles GrayHOST
He definitely- And soldier man.
Miles GrayHOST
Um, but then he go- he goes, "I discussed it today during my remarks on the Ellipse." Uh, he's like, "Everything I said was exactly accurate.
Miles GrayHOST
And to prove the point, I am attaching clips of me there with numerous of my people, including my then head of security, Matthew Calamari." Then goes, "I'm not even a-" Matthew Calamari? "...
Miles GrayHOST
I'm not even a fourth, I'm not even a fifth of the way through." No, this is one full Google Doc page.
Steve GruberHOST
His body was found weeks later with the firefighters in the lobby.
Steve GruberHOST
This week, President Trump made sure that sacrifice, that sacrifice, was formally remembered at the highest level on the Ellipse, with Crowther's mother, Allison, and sister, Paige, standing beside him.
Steve GruberHOST
The president posthumously awarded Wells the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Steve GruberHOST
That is how a serious country honors its heroes, not with empty platitudes, but with recognition that their example still binds us.
KevinHOST
His mother and sister accepted the nation's highest civilian honor, Trump announced that the U.S. Coast Guard will commission a new fast-response cutter in New York City named in honor of Jeffrey Palazzo, not Donald Trump, a Coast Guard reservist and FDNY firefighter who perished in the attacks.
KevinHOST
Finally, roughly 1,500 people attended the hour-long commemoration on the Ellipse, including first responders, Gold Star families, and Foundation officials.
KevinHOST
You just got to get out and about in the city, man.
KevinHOST
There's so much going on these days.
MattHOST
Nearly a quarter century after a day etched forever into the memories of Americans, President Donald Trump honored the victims of the September 11th, 2001 attacks on Tuesday by vowing to never forget.
MattHOST
The event at the Ellipse was spearheaded by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and showcased a massive 21-foot, nearly 17,000-pound steel beam recovered from the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York, which had traveled for months across the country as part of the Steel Across America tour.
MattHOST
The steel beam will make its way through New York in a procession Friday by retracing the steps of fallen New York City firefighter Stephen Siller.
MattHOST
Trump's presence at the event on Tuesday just outside the White House began a week of commemorations that will culminate in several events on Friday, including one at the Pentagon that Trump will attend.
MattHOST
This battered piece of steel here today on the Ellipse is a reminder that America is blessed with a strength no fire can consume, no evil can conquer, and no terror can destroy, Trump said.
MattHOST
Trump noted that the September 11th attacks were one of the few moments in history that divide time into really what came before and after.
MattHOST
His remarks briefly dipped into the political as Trump warned of people turning a communistic way, a reference to his frequent attacks on Democrats as more Democratic socialists gain influence in the party.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
What's going on? Why are we at the ellipse? What is the evolution of this event that we're going to have, sir?
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
Good morning, Steve.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
Today at the Ellipse, the president is going to speak at a Tunnel to Towers event.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
And what they're going to do is they're going to celebrate and commemorate the lives that were lost on 9-11.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
And central to that is a 21-foot steel beam from the World Trade Center.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
It's about 16,000 pounds.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
It will be here on the White House grounds here at the Ellipse.
Neil McCabeCORRESPONDENT
And then it will travel on 9-11 to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.
Pamela BrownHOST
Derek Van Dam, thank you so much.
Pamela BrownHOST
Happening now, President Trump is hosting first responders at a Tunnel to Towers event on the Ellipse.
Pamela BrownHOST
The president is expected to speak at any moment, and we'll bring that to you live.
Pamela BrownHOST
Plus, New York City is now admitting that officials knew that the air quality around Ground Zero was unsafe.
6 MINS LATER
Gloria PazminoCORRESPONDENT
Pamela.
Pamela BrownHOST
Gloria Pazmino, thank you so much.
Pamela BrownHOST
And happening now, President Trump is hosting first responders and officials for a Tunnels to Towers event at the Ellipse to commemorate 25 years since the 9/11 attacks.
Pamela BrownHOST
Tunnels to Towers is a nonprofit that offers mortgage and housing assistance to gold families and families of fallen first responders.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Story from Spectrum News.
Gary SterkoffHOST
A steel beam from the South Tower of the World Trade Center made a stop at the Ellipse in Washington on Tuesday where President Donald Trump honored the 2,977 individuals who died during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Gary SterkoffHOST
on the United States.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Trump said at the 25th anniversary event where he was joined by first responders, members of the military, and Trump administration officials, we gather on another Tuesday morning in September to reaffirm the sacred vow we made a quarter century ago.
Gary SterkoffHOST
New York Post writing about it.
Gary SterkoffHOST
President Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom Tuesday to Wells Crowther, the equities trader known as the man in the red bandana credited with saving more than a dozen people from the World Trade Center accident.
Gary SterkoffHOST
On 9-11, Crowther's mother, Allison, and sister, Paige, accepted the posthumous award, the nation's highest civilian honor, during a ceremony on the Ellipse paying tribute to first responders who died in the terror attacks 25 years ago Friday.
Gary SterkoffHOST
That was from the New York Post.
Stephanie RuhleHOST
You're watching Money Power Politics.
Stephanie RuhleHOST
Right now, President Trump is speaking at the Tunnel to Tower Foundation's Steel Across America event in Washington, where a 21-foot, nearly 17,000-pound steel beam that was recovered from the World Trade Center's South Tower will be on display at the Ellipse.
Stephanie RuhleHOST
Let's listen in.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That beautiful boy who's now a grown person brought up to school, and he arrived at the school at 8.30, and he was on the West Side Highway at 8.45. And he watched that whole thing.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I looked and I said, well, the world has changed forever.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So many things have changed because of that day.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yet this battered piece of steel here today on the Ellipse is a reminder that America is blessed with a strength no fire can consume, no evil can conquer, and no terror can destroy.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There's a lot
Marie OsborneHOST
The event is part of a tour by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation to bring a steel beam from the World Trade Center across the country, the president touting the resilience of the country.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This battered piece of steel here today on the Ellipse is a reminder that America is blessed with a strength no fire can consume, no evil can conquer, and no terror can destroy.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When you look at what took place that day, nobody will ever even think of such a thing being able to happen again, and we're going to do everything in our power to make sure it doesn't.
Marie OsborneHOST
Almost 3,000 people were killed in those attacks, which targeted the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
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