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Fox. Hey this is Trey and thank you for joining us for another Tuesdays with Trey. We appreciate

very much you've given us part of your week on September the 11th of this year we reminded ourselves of how we felt 20 years earlier,

what we thought and experienced as we watched our country under attack.

And 20 years ago, we promised we would never forget

that we would always remember what happened and how we felt and who was responsible and maybe even most importantly

what we lost. Frank Silver doesn't need September the 11th to reflect on what he lost. He is keenly aware of it every

day and he decided to do something about it to try to turn tragedy into something good and he joins us now.

Mr. Siler, how are you?

Thank you.

I'm very good.

Thank you for having me on today and thank you, give me an opportunity to talk about

the work that the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is doing and to talk about my

brother a hero who gave his life up on September 11th.

And you know what?

I do want to talk about Tunnel the Towers, but I want to start with someone by the name of Stephen Siller. Tell us about Stephen.

Well, Stephen was a New York City firefighter.

He was an outrageous human being, but he became a firefighting and was 27 years old.

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