9/11 WTC Cantor Fitzgerald CEO and chairman Howard Lutnick

Cantor Fitzgerald's corporate headquarters and New York City office,[3][4] on the 101st-105th floors of One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan (2-6 floors above the impact zone of a hijacked airliner), were destroyed during the September 11, 2001 attacks. Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 employees (all of the employees in the office at the time of the attacks), or about two-thirds of its workforce, considerably more than any other of the World Trade Center tenants or the New York City Police Department and New York City Fire Department. The company was able to bring its trading markets back online within a week, and CEO and chairman Howard Lutnick, whose brother was among those killed, vowed to keep the company alive.

• Category

  Education

[felldownonce1]

He doesn't get enough credit for how he saved his company...and thus was able to provide funds for the surviving family members of his deceased employees.

[nibirushock]

This man is simply telling the truth. All you senseless, irrational people accusing him from "bad acting" should really take a good look into your distorted minds. This event was much more than simply an "inside job".. his description of the "blackest black" (03:20 mins onwards) is perfectly congruent with testimonies from other eyewitnesses in the findings of my research. Wake up to reality and smell the ozone: >>

watch?v=fCZ3KNMcaz8 (pt.1)

watch?v=mKTMCt6GjlA (pt.2)

[nibirushock]

There were explosions in the basements of all 3 buildings that came down. And it was the FBI investigation report from David Canoles, Manager Air Traffic Evaluation and Investigation, characterizing the manoeuvres made by flight 175 as well as flight 77 as indicative of piloting skills and EXTRAORDINARY navigation skills. Nuff said.

[Clark Kent]

other eye witnesses say they heard explosives go off and building number 7 on live tv a news anchor said it fell when it was still standing, not one person could fly a plane as wide as one tower no bigger and hit the building perfectly twice bs

[Clark Kent]

it was in inside job magically every ceo and wall strett power was sick that day, bullshit they knew it was gonna happen thats why no one showed for work that day

[clubpenguin777]

How fucking disrespectful of anyone accusing Howard of anything. Watch the video. He is clearly devastated that he lost over 600 of his employees, including his own brother. The fact that he called EVERY ONE of his dead employees' families to talk about them losing their loved ones whilst he is grieving his own brother shows that he is a man of compassion and he is every bit as devastated as they are.

[abehammy]

Then why was his brother in the WTC, asshole?

[supaflyrobby]

I have read the book "On Top of the World" which highlights the circumstances facing Howard Lutnick and his equity trading company Cantor Fitzgerald. Its the story of a man facing impossible circumstances, yet he and his remaining employees showed the harrowing strength of the human spirit to keep the company alive. Today, Cantor has reestablished itself as among the top investment services firms in the world, and fulfilled its pledge to give 180 Million to employees who died in the disaster.

[CJCody2006]

Your heart just breaks for this guy, he lost his brother, so many of his friends and co-workers.

[thepartygod]

National media was a part of the cover up, they never did their job therefore an accomplice to the crime, there are mountains of evidence that suggest the official version is a joke at best. Whoever did this will pay for all the suffering if not in this lifetime, in the next for sure, karma is inescapable.

[roofrepairspecial]

Phoney bitch all the CEOs lived and did not work the day ,,,, and some sand nigger did this ,,,, you poor poor fools,,,,,,