Courageous Conversation: Senator Johnson and Tucker Carlson on 9/11 Questions

🔥 Jump straight to the moment: Tucker brings in 9/11 at 1:32:00 — it’s already cued up for you.

“The Firefighters Want to Know”

We are Firefighters for 9/11 Truth, and we’ve been standing for the truth about that day for over 17 years. So when Senator Ron Johnson, in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, said plainly, “The firefighters want to know,” it hit home. He’s right. We do want to know. And not just for ourselves — for the families, for the public, for the future.

We thank Tucker Carlson for the courage to finally speak the unspeakable on a national stage. His willingness to admit he once dismissed these questions, and to now offer space for truth to surface, is no small thing. We thank him for giving voice to former Congressman Curt Weldon, Senator Ron Johnson, and—soon—firefighters like us. We thank Senator Johnson for listening, for trusting his instincts, and for recognizing the urgent need for a new, honest investigation.

This moment is bigger than one interview. It’s the start of something we’ve long hoped for: redemption. For everyone who was told to be quiet, to move on, to forget. We don’t need to fight each other anymore—we need to remember who we are. We’re not alone in this. And we won’t stop standing for truth, safety, and accountability. Because yes, the firefighters want to know. And we believe the world is finally ready to listen.