the tomorrows of people they never knew. the 124,000, they never knew the 13 who died. they will never know the 22 who were wounded, or the thousands of dead and wounded that came before them. but they will now live in freedom because american blood was shed on their behalf. nearly two decades have passed since the horrible, dark september day in our nation s history where 2,977 innocent lives were murdered. since then, the men and women of the united states military and our interagency partners have fought tirelessly to defeat terrorists in afghanistan and around the world. both at home and abroad. their talent, their efforts, have carried despite day and night. in afghanistan, our military
those 124,000, they never knew the 13 that died and will never know the 22 who are wounded, as well as the thousands of dead and wounded that came before them, and they will now live in freedom because of american bloodshed on their behalf. nearly two decades have passed since that horrible dark september day in our nation s history, when 2,977 lives were murdered. since then the men and women of the united states military and interagency partners fought tirelessly to defeat afghanistan and terrorists around the world, both at home and abroad, their talent and efforts have carried this fight day and night. in afghanistan our mission our military mission has now
and women of the united states military are raising their hands. they brought a new baby into the world because of the kindness of their hearts. they re l re heros because of . they ll do this countless more times over the next several days because they haven t forgotten the age old lessons of showing kindness to those in need as well as this nation s long and proud history, neatly captured in the words enshrined on the words on the statue of liberty, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. and we are all the better for it, including that little baby born in the care of u.s. military forces. i m jim acosta. i ll see you back here next week. pamela brown takes over after a quick break.
around the world, the war zones of afghanistan, iraq, places like that where they don t really understand what freedom is, you value your freedom that much more and you value the people that provided it for you. that s the men and women of the united states military. that s why i started my foundation. i want to support them in every way i can because freedom is precious. and it has to be fought for. it has to be protected. and i thank god for the men and women who are willing to do that and i just want to help them out. brian: maxine waters is somebody else who went after the declaration of independence and constitution. living in a mansion in california. she has been a public figure since 1980s. and she still is not happy with this country. why are you here? i thought brit hume had the best comment. you keep on saying severing wrong here. name one country that lives up to the ideals you talk about we re not doing. pete: that s exactly right. lack of gratitude ignorance the
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