Tony Bonfiglio

Let's go back to the rig.

his suburban, and we'll go uptown and we'll get something to eat and then we'll come back.

So we get off the pile, like, where's the car?

I think it's a few blocks this way.

So now we're heading down and there's nobody around still.

I mean, as far as, you know.

besides firemen coming in.

So I don't know if you ever heard of Penny Crone, but she was like a popular reporter on Fox News.

She was a real tough girl.

Yeah, Penny Crone.

And I don't know if she was Fox, but there she is.

It's very well-known New York reporter.

She was out there on the street?

She was in the street when we were walking and she had a microphone and a cameraman and she came running up to us.

She's like, guys, guys, can you give me some information what's like down there?

So the three of us are standing there, and she puts this big microphone in front of me, and she goes, can you tell me?

I said, oh, it's bad, really bad.

She put it in front of my other friend, Bobby.

Bad, he says, horrible.

My other friend says the same thing.