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I'm John Betts with my colleague Harry Siegel, a senior editor at the City and online journal

and a columnist for the New York Daily News.

Harry's most recent column reveals something that I've not seen, and it's not been on YouTube.

500 hours of amateur videos of the day of the attack and immediately afterward

capped by people who were thoughtful to make this documentation.

Is it going to be available to the museum, Harry?

Help us understand how to see it.

Oh, so John, there's a lot going on here, but the short of it is that

this couple, filmmakers Steve Rosenbaum and Pam Yoder,

they compiled immediately after 9 or 11, 500 hours of footage.

A lot of it are things people have not seen before, and a lot of it is pedestrian,

if you will, in profound ways.

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