
Ahead of the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, Tunnel to Towers founder Frank Siller joins Sean Hannity to share the heroic story of his brother Stephen and their mission to honor America's heroes. In this emotional 9/11 tribute episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, Tunnel to Towers Foundation Chairman and CEO Frank Siller details his late brother Stephen Siller's ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001. Stephen finished his shift in Brooklyn, strapped on 60 pounds of gear, and ran through the closed Brooklyn Battery Tunnel toward the Twin Towers to save lives. Frank shares how that tragedy transformed into a national movement that has delivered thousands of mortgage-free smart homes to severely injured veterans, fallen first responders, and Gold Star families. Plus, Frank discusses his book, Let Us Do Good: My Brother Steven, 9/11, and the Mission to Honor America's Heroes. 00:00 - 01:14 9/11 Tribute: Honoring America's Fallen Heroes 01:14 - 05:00 Frank Siller Introduces "Let Us Do Good" Book 05:00 - 08:17 Stephen Siller's 3-Mile Run Into Ground Zero 08:17 - 15:09 "Nobody's Coming Home": Hearing the Ground Zero Truth 15:09 - 22:43 Building Smart Homes for Severely Injured Veterans 22:43 - 25:20 The Reality of 9/11-Related Cancers & Illnesses 25:20 - 33:58 Paying Off Mortgages for Gold Star & First Responder Families 33:58 - 44:07 Frank Siller's 500-Mile Walk for 9/11 Remembrance 44:07 - 48:09 Housing Homeless Veterans Across America 48:09 - 01:10:04 Tunnel to Towers Foundation
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