I mean without him, who knows what would have happened after 9/11!

A new video has surfaced of Tom Cruise calling the Environmental Protection Agency liars for saying the air was clean after 9/11.

He also explains how he helped provide 9/11 rescue workers with detoxification therapy based upon the works of Scientologist Founder L. Ron Hubbard.

“The [Environmental Protection Agency] came out and said the air was clean. Of course, as a Scientologist you go, that’s a lie. Outright lie. Liar. Fine,” Cruise said.

“Finally you say, dammit, just go there and do it. Put it there, let’s go, here’s the money, let’s go. Let’s just get one person treated. I can’t sleep another night.

“[Scientologists] have tools that we can apply to ourselves and apply to others. You’re gonna get improvements. Period.”

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Tom Cruise and daughter Suri Cruise returning to their hotel on Upper East Side in New York City on January 16th.

Tom Cruise is a total nut, but Suri is adorable.

Sources say that Katie Holmes is having to switch her baby plans around so a second child wouldn’t interfere with her career.

Katie had hoped to begin filming The Other Side this month, and afterwards, get pregnant. Her plans were to have the baby and have another film out by the end of 2009. Actresses have to work their family planning out, so their pregnancies don’t affect scenes from their movies, and Katie is no different.

“Both she and Tom Cruise — especially Tom — were hoping to have their next baby before Katie turns 30 in December.”

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Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes leaving a NYC hotspot last night, after having dinner with Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld.  Katie looks like she’s blind – and Tom’s her seeing eye dog.

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Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, and daughter Suri Cruise leaving the Carlyle hotel on the East Side in New York City on January 14th.

Katie Holmes discussed the three M’s with David Letterman Monday night: marathons, her movie Mad Money and, most importantly, motherhood.

“They do grow up so quickly,” Holmes, mother of daughter Suri, who turns 2 in April, told the Late Show host (who is father of son Harry, who turned 4 in November).

Of being a parent, Holmes, 29, said, “It is beautiful [to] become part of that club. It’s sweet, and suddenly your life is just magical.”

Letterman wondered if, like he, Holmes tends to wake up her child when she’s napping, because she misses her so much. Holmes said she does do that to Suri, “and stare and kind of kiss her and see if, maybe, she’ll wake up.”

Bedtime for Suri? “She goes to sleep pretty late, because we go to sleep late,” says the mother. “Around 11.” She wakes up at 9 the next morning.

“Jackpot!” exclaimed Letterman, whose Harry is up at 6 every morning. “It’s like he was driving the Today Show crew to work.”

Holmes also said she wouldn’t mind if Suri grew up to become an actress. “I’m excited,” she said. “She’s so sweet and already talking a lot. You can already see she’s a wonderful artist.”

Not touched upon during Holmes’s visit was Andrew Morton’s controversial, unauthorized biography of Holmes’s husband, Tom Cruise, despite the publicity that the new book is receiving. Similarly, earlier on Monday Holmes spent eight minutes on Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer, who also never broached the subject.

But in the GMA case, the program’s executive producer Jim Murphy told Tuesday’s New York Post’s Page Six that it had been Sawyer’s intention to inquire about Holmes’s reaction to the book, but the segment simply ran out of time.

“It was one of those bad calls on my part,” Murphy is quoted as saying. “Diane doesn’t generally get angry, but was she disappointed in how I handled it, yes.”

Murphy also told New York’s Daily News that there were no restrictions placed on Sawyer’s questions before the interview. “She had every intention of going there,” he said.

Cruise’s rep has called the book a “false, vicious and bigoted attack” on the actor and his family.

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