Wow, both Lutnick & his wife went into work late that morning, uh? Talking about a coincidence. 🤔

Here's the contents of the X post you linked Catsfive for those who can't see the post ....

[RG911Team] It’s all starting to make sense now.

1. When legendary stock trader @ maxkeiser interviewed investment banker Jim Rickards in 2014, Keiser said Howard Lutnick’s firm Cantor Fitzgerald was placing big put options on the 9/11 airlines days before the attack.

2. Alex Brown, an investment firm previously run by CIA head Buzzy Krongard, purchased most of these put options. (This is documented in the 9/11 Commission Report.)

3. 658 Cantor Fitzgerald employees died on 9/11, as their HQ was on the top floors of the North Tower.

4. Lutnick claims he survived 9/11 because he took his son to his first day of kindergarten that day and arrived late to work. No available records from NYC public or private schools indicate a kindergarten school year started on 9/11/01.

5. Lutnicks’ wife, Edie, was a lawyer with an office on the 101st floor of the North Tower. She claims an appointment she had that morning in the Towers was cancelled at the last minute, leading her to sleep in late and saving her life.

6. The Epstein files have revealed Lutnick’s close ties with Jeffrey Epstein, who was well connected to leaders in the CIA and Israel’s defense and intelligence services.

We don’t know exactly who told Lutnick’s firm about what was coming, but we do know this:

It’s a big club, and we’re not in it.

Counter-argument

Howard Lutnick’s old firm did not, in fact, profit from Supreme Court tariff ruling

https://www.semafor.com/article/02/20/2026/cantor-fitzgerald-howard-lutnicks-old-firm-did-not-profit-from-supreme-court-tariff-ruling

The Supreme Court on Friday invalidated many of Trump’s tariffs, a ruling that ignited criticism of Cantor’s activities from widely followed finance accounts and the left-leaning The New Republic. The president said at a White House press conference, flanked by Lutnick, that he would reinstate the tariffs on different legal grounds.

Cantor did consider the product — which has existed for years and was a humming trade on Wall Street during Trump’s first-term tariff push — but decided against it after weighing the political sensitivities, according to a senior banker familiar with the matter.

A Cantor spokesman said the salesman “erroneously” believed that the firm was likely to greenlight the business, then went out looking for the other side of the trade. “Cantor Fitzgerald has never executed any transactions or taken risk on the legality of tariffs,” he said. “Any report suggesting otherwise is completely false.”

Before we pass judgment on Lutnick, we need to consider a few things:

Our biases (i.e. against someone who 'survived' miraculously 9/11, or the concept that Trump puts people front and center to highlight/expose them for being evil - he does this sometimes, but it is NOT always the case. Hence, check biases and don't jump to conclusions.

There are people who desperately want to attack and cripple Trump's team, and spreading disinfo and accusation is a favorite method. If Lutnick is on the up and up, then he will be attacked for any perceived flaw.

I don't know re: Lutnick, but I am inclined to be highly suspicious when a key architect of Trump's miracle tariffs policy is attacked from various angles.

Whoooaaa , this is good! Thx Cats.