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Terry Strada

Terry Strada

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Oct 14, 2026

speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:41
A judge denied Saudi Arabia's motion to dismiss the filing, citing reasonable evidence that Saudi government officials provided support for the 9-11 high
Martin DeCaroHOST
0:49
During the 9-11 ceremony at Ground Zero last month, Terry Strada, whose husband was killed at the World Trade Center, had this to say.
Terry StradaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:57
But how can it be 25 years and still we have no justice for the role that Saudi Arabia played in your murder?
Martin DeCaroHOST
1:08
The specific allegation is employees of the Saudi government directly and knowingly assisted the hijackers and other plotters and fueled al-Qaeda's development into a terrorist organization by funding Islamic charities that supported them.
Martin DeCaroHOST
3:57
And that is the Saudi Arabian government's alleged role in the attacks.
Martin DeCaroHOST
4:03
This clip is from a couple weeks ago.
Martin DeCaroHOST
4:06
It is Terry Strada who lost her husband on 9-11 in the Twin Towers.
Martin DeCaroHOST
4:11
This is the ceremony where they read the names, not normally a place where you hear speeches.
John RyanGUEST
20:40
Um, and so, but most of the time it, it was US-run facility and not sort of completely outsourced to the, the foreign government.
Brian LambHOST
20:52
Recently, when the commemoration of 9/11 was held in New York and they were reading the names off, a woman named Terry Strada asked the question of former presidents who were standing in front of her, and the vice president, "Why haven't you done anything about Saudi Arabia?" Did you hear that? And put that into context, if you did, what does that mean?
John RyanGUEST
21:17
Yeah.
John RyanGUEST
21:18
It, so you could argue there's at least two tracks of justice for the victims of 9/11 and their family.
John RyanGUEST
20:18
Um, and so, but most of the time it, it was US-run facility and not sort of completely outsourced to the, the foreign government.
Brian LambHOST
20:29
Recently, when the commemoration of 9/11 was held in New York, and they were reading the names off, a woman named Terry Strada asked the question of former presidents who were standing in front of her and the vice president, "Why haven't you done anything about Saudi Arabia?" Did you hear that? And put that into context if you did.
Brian LambHOST
20:52
What does that mean?
John RyanGUEST
20:55
Yeah.
Jacob PraschHOST
34:07
I'm not a Democrat or a Republican, but that is exactly what happened.
Jacob PraschHOST
34:11
Can we please watch the film clip of this dear lady, Terry Strada, whose husband Thomas was killed, and what she said yesterday to the face of, of, of, of Vice President Vance.
Jacob PraschHOST
34:23
Can we watch what she said?
Terry StradaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:25
[dramatic music] And my husband, Tom Strada, you are missed more with each year that passes.
Joe PiscopoHOST
20:55
So, uh, Gi- we're talking about, uh, Italian Americans on Italian American Heritage Month.
Joe PiscopoHOST
20:59
Terry Strada, he is the national chairperson of 9/11 Families.
Joe PiscopoHOST
21:04
She is, that's right.
Joe PiscopoHOST
21:05
Yeah, I gotta tell you, she is bold and brave and speaking, we think, the truth lawsuit against Saudi Arabia in, in the, the name of the, uh, families, uh, the, uh, of the victims of 9/11.

11 MINS LATER

Joe PiscopoHOST
32:40
And when we come back, David Wellstein from the New Jersey Globe is gonna talk about the Cory Booker and Justin Murphy debate.
Joe PiscopoHOST
32:46
Uh, we'll get into that.
Joe PiscopoHOST
32:47
We're gonna go to Niaf, and we're gonna talk to Terry Strada.
Joe PiscopoHOST
32:50
She's the national chairperson of 9/11 Families United.
Crystal CranmoreCORRESPONDENT
11:47
The families say he was a Saudi intelligence asset who assisted at least two of the hijackers.
Crystal CranmoreCORRESPONDENT
11:53
Now, just a short while ago, we heard from Ms. Terry Strada, who's the national chair of the 9-11 Families United.
Crystal CranmoreCORRESPONDENT
12:00
She spoke just a short while ago.
Crystal CranmoreCORRESPONDENT
12:02
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