Join the Good Stuff Podcast to a very special episode as retired New York firefighter Danny Manning

joined us to talk about 9-11-2001 when he bravely went to ground zero to help.

We're under attack. This is no accident. I ran to the back bedroom skills. What are you doing?

I said, I'm going to get dressed because they're going to need every hand they can down there.

Join the Good Stuff Podcast as we remember those who lost their lives and honor the heroes that

went in. Listen to the Good Stuff on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, this is Buck Sexton and you're listening to the Tudor Dixon Podcast, part of the Clay

Travers and Buck Sexton Podcasts Network. Welcome to the Tudor Dixon Podcast. I want to encourage

all of us to remember and honor the sacrifices that have been made by so many to protect and preserve

the United States. Today is a special day. We remember those we lost as a result of the attacks on

our country on September 11, 2001. That day we lost 2,977 Americans. We hear so many stories of

heroism from that day, the man in the red bandana, the volunteer, the off-duty firefighters who rushed

to the scenes, and the neighbors and civilians who faced horror like we have never seen. Frank

Siller has one of his own stories of heroism from that day. Frank is the founder, chairman, and CEO of

Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which was starting at remembrance of his little brother, Steven,

a New York City fire department firefighter who gave his life on 9-11. Before I bring Frank in with

me, I want to first tell you about a great product that I have in my home called In Viral Clans.

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