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Jessica Trant

Jessica Trant

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Sep 10, 2026

Anya KaneHOST
5:25
This documentary is remarkable.
Anya KaneHOST
5:27
It follows two women who both lost their fathers in the attacks, Elizabeth Miller and Jessica Trant.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:33
Liz's father, Douglas Miller, was a New York City firefighter.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:37
Jess's father, Daniel Trant, worked at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of the North Tower at the World Trade Center.
Liz MillerGUEST
7:40
I live in a very small town, which I adore.
Liz MillerGUEST
7:43
And I'm also the project director for a very... small as well, non-profit, September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows.
Jessica TrantGUEST
7:50
And I am Jessica Trant.
Jessica TrantGUEST
7:53
I was 19 when my dad passed away.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
33:13
Elizabeth Miller's father, Douglas, was a firefighter who ran into the burning World Trade Center.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
33:17
And Jessica Trant's father, Daniel, was a Cantor Fitzgerald bond salesman who died on the 100th floor of the North Tower.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
33:25
Their journey leads them to retired FBI Special Agent Frank Pellegrino, who spent more than a decade of his life hunting for the mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
33:35
Here is a preview of Daughters of 9-11.
Frank PellegrinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:37
He was involved in planning, training operatives, and getting them the funding.
Frank PellegrinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:42
It's a disservice to us both, and it's a disservice to the American people that this is still ongoing.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
34:49
Frank Pellegrino, Jessica Trant, and Elizabeth Miller join us.
Vladimir DuthiersHOST
34:53
Thank you for being here.
Kate CaseyHOST
9:43
Twenty-five years later, these daughters are at the heart of the new CBS documentary, Daughters of nine eleven.
Kate CaseyHOST
9:50
Jessica Trant and Elizabeth Miller met as adults and recognized something in each other instantly.
Kate CaseyHOST
9:55
Both oldest daughters, both carrying enormous responsibility for their families, both understanding what it means for the most private loss of your life to somehow belong to an entire country.
Kate CaseyHOST
10:07
But they don't grieve the same way, and they don't agree on justice.
Kate CaseyHOST
11:17
It's about everything that has happened after to the people who had to keep living.
Kate CaseyHOST
11:23
Because when we watch those towers fall, we're not watching buildings, we're watching people die, and behind every one of them is a family whose life split forever into a before and an after.
Kate CaseyHOST
11:36
This is my conversation with Jessica Trant and Elizabeth Miller from Daughters of nine eleven.
Kate CaseyHOST
11:45
I am so impressed with both of you, so inspired by both of you, and I know that people will share the same sentiment once they watch it.
Kate CaseyHOST
24:16
She says they've been carried out in the name of the victims' families without their consent, including around the detention and interrogation practices at Guantanamo Bay.
Kate CaseyHOST
24:24
And Jessica Trant, she was nineteen when she lost her father, Daniel, a bond trader at Cantor Fitzgerald.
Kate CaseyHOST
24:30
He was killed inside the World Trade Center.
Kate CaseyHOST
24:32
He was forty years old.

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