
Michael Meyers
FDNY Chief of Training; former Chief of Safety and Assistant Chief in Operations; 34-year veteran of the Fire Department of New York City
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Jun 21, 2026
Lessons of sacrifice and strength from the Father’s Day Fire with FDNY Assistant Chief Michael Meyers and Captain Liam Flaherty
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Michael MeyersGUEST
That's, that's the, that's the line I would use, and, and including my captain, you know, Brian Hickey, he was sitting on the front bumper of the rig, and, uh, I ca- I, I didn't know how I was gonna talk about this.

Michael MeyersGUEST
I have talked about it before, but, uh, you know, kinda r- r- going back to what Harry Ford says about making your words sweet in case you gotta eat them, I kinda, without contextual knowledge of actually what was going on in the scene, I jumped to a conclusion.

Michael MeyersGUEST
He said that, uh, Harry and, uh, John Downey, multiple guys were at the hospital, and, uh, he said Brian is still in the building.
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