@Glennn,
You keep saying the same thing over and over again. You are doing what every conspiracy theorist does whether the conspiracy is 9/11, the moon landing or faces on Mars.
All you have is a grainy YouTube video.
You are making a bunch of stuff up based on your psychological need to prove your narrative. You don't know anything about the core structure. You don't know if it is "intact" at this point. You don't know anything about the potential energy, or the energy it takes to break screws or even if screws were broken or concrete is broken.
Making random guesses based on a YouTube video is not science. It is speculation at best... and it isn't even really speculation since there is zero chance you will speculate something that contradicts your narrative.
The truth is you don't have enough information from this video to understand anything about what the "core structure" or the energy required or whether a "jolt" would even happen or be noticeable on this video. Of course I don't have this information either. But I understand that it isn't valid to just make stuff up based on what fits a narrative.
You are speculating about the apparent "smoothness" of a falling antenna and ignoring the fact that that lots of people saw and heard to large airplanes hit the towers.
I don't understand your need to believe this conspiracy theory. But for us non-believers, even after taking the time to analyze your video as you requested, your narrative doesn't make very much sense.