Overview

• During a live segment from Lower Manhattan marking the 24th anniversary, the Fox News correspondent said he has two diagnoses through the World Trade Center Health Program.
• He said he suffers from respiratory illness including bronchitis and received a cancer diagnosis this year linked to toxic dust exposure.
• He noted that anyone below Canal Street was likely exposed during the aftermath, saying his exposure came while reporting at Ground Zero.
• CDC data cited in the broadcast reports nearly 48,000 people with 9/11-related cancers, including roughly 10,000 new reports in the past year.
• More than 3,700 first responders have died since 2001, about 2,300 from cancer, and the FDNY reports 409 members lost to post-9/11 illnesses.