On September 11, 2001, hours after the Twin Towers fell, Donald Trump called into a New Jersey station, WWOR-TV. Live on air, he announced that his property, 40 Wall Street, was now the tallest building in New York. He actually said these words as first responders were trying to find survivors in the rubble: “Forty […]
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