Morning. Great to see everybody this morning. Welcome. A lot to talk about and we have a big show in terms of our lineup. We have the former ceo of the New York Stock Exchange. Also joining us. A former secretary of state in the coauthor of to build a better world. We will talk about Foreign Policy with Condoleezza Rice this morning. Washington examiner chief political correspondent. The exit from the white house. Dr. Mike talking about the dangers of the pain. We kick off this morning with the remembrance a day we will never forget. That is september 11, 2001 at the date the United States suffered its worst terrorist attack in history nearly 3,000 americans died on that day in new york city in washington dc. , in pennsylvania, present trump takes place takes part with a moment of silence. Of course, we have our own stories we know we have our own memories. The spin was given to meet with my dick carrasco. It signifies at the number of First Responders that died on that day because of
Pentagon 15 years ago while others gathered in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, to honor the heroes of United Airlines flight 93. We know that our diversity, our patchwork heritage is not a weakness, it is still and always will be one of our greatest strengths. This is the america that was attacked that september morning. This is the america that we must remain true to. And as we mark this somber occasion today, we also take stock and give thanks for an america stronger and more resilient than earlier before. Where are we though in terms of security today . Joining me to talk more, congressman Michael Mccall is the chairman of the House Homeland Security committee. Mr. Chairman, good to see you. Thanks very much for joining us. Thanks for having me, maria. Well, we have been talking all morning about the deadly attacks now 15 years ago, and i guess my first question for you today as we look forward is where are we today in terms of preparedness, in terms of security for the countr
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They had lingered with ties to the u. S. And the havenots were those that did not have much power. If you look at today, it is in a lot of places. And its very important to remember the have and havenots. They became more entrenched with the war are fighting today and i mentioned that the taliban surrendered and tried to switch around. All of this is happening in washington as its happening. And even despite this they tried in many cases to stay on the Afghan Government side and even the taliban commander in the 1990s. And he surrendered in 2002 and was wellpublicized in a ceremony to hand over his weapons and the sub commander told them to hand over the weapons. And they said if i agreed to abstain from political life, okay then i will do this as he you said. And so that is what has happened and then he was arrested and taken to an unidentified location and they beat him and tortured him and thats continued for a week. And he said i dont have anymore weapons. Until eventually he was f
Pentagon 15 years ago while others gathered in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, to honor the heroes of United Airlines flight 93. We know that our diversity, our patchwork heritage is not a weakness, it is still and always will be one of our greatest strengths. This is the america that was attacked that september morning. This is the america that we must remain true to. And as we mark this somber occasion today, we also take stock and give thanks for an america stronger and more resilient than earlier before. Where are we though in terms of security today . Joining me to talk more, congressman Michael Mccall is the chairman of the House Homeland Security committee. Mr. Chairman, good to see you. Thanks very much for joining us. Thanks for having me, maria. Well, we have been talking all morning about the deadly attacks now 15 years ago, and i guess my first question for you today as we look forward is where are we today in terms of preparedness, in terms of security for the countr