Stephen Siller

These families are worried about whether their loved ones are going to come home, and all too often, they don't come home, because they're murdered in the street, protecting us, at the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, we made a promise to every law enforcement member in America, that if you go out, you give your kids a kiss good-bye and you don't come home, we're going to take care of your family. We're going to give them a mortgage, a mortgage-free home. We're proud of that work.

The thought that he came back and lived in New York, and this is what happens on the streets of New York, is disgusting. If that's the word, it's disgusting, we'll be sending them $5,000 a year for a few years to help them with everyday expenses because it's the least that we can do.

It is just, everything is just out of control. It's just, too many good people are dying from bad people, causing these problems here and people want to live knowing that they're safe, going out in the streets.

Just because it’s 20 years later doesn’t mean you‘re completely healed, they want to pay their respects and honor their heroes. I think they should be allowed down there.

This is not something we wanted to do. It’s something we had to do.