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Howard Lutnik, currently serving as the 41st United States Secretary of Commerce,

joined Cantor Fitzgerald in 1983, rising rapidly to become its president and CEO at age 29, establishing

himself as a prominent Wall Street figure for over three decades, rebuilding Cantor Fitzgerald

after the devastating loss of 658 employees, including his brother, in the September 11, 2001

attacks, an event he somehow missed. Jeffrey Epstein was your

neighbor. He was your neighbor for 10 years. How well did you know him? All right. So we are in number 11,

and he lives in number nine. The head of Cantor Fitzgerald, Harold Lutnik, just happened to be out of the office

that day that the terrorist struck. When I was talking to Canter Fitzgerald brokers and bankers

in the days leading up to 9-11, they themselves were buying these airline puts. They told me,

based on rumors, that were coming out of Alex Brown associated with Buzzy Krongarde.

So this looks to me as if CIA insiders knew enough about what was going on, but chose to make money rather than blowing the whistle.

He literally watched the plane go into the building, going to the World Trade Center.

Amazing story.

That alone is amazing story.

He was delayed because his wife insisted that he finally, after years, take his child to school.

Recently, taking the economic wheel on the Trump administration's second term,

Lutnik publicly championed and defended the tariffs as essential for national security and economic rebalancing, dismissing concerns about their

legality or economic fallout, calling worries about Supreme Court invalidation silly.

In the very unlikely event that you're wrong, what is the contingency plan? You'd have to

refund these tariffs? How the hell does that work? You know, to think about silly things is a waste of time.

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