I m feeling sad about america right now. i m feeling sad because this was a nation that was a beacon of hope for many people. and over the years, post 9/11, we fell apart. let s talk about a tale of two cities in america. september 12th, 2001.
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. red, white, and blue pete: country star behind this post-9/11 anthem has a new message for america. listen to what toby keith had to say as we mark 20 years since the attacks. let s all gather together, our families together, pray that god will keep us safe the rest of our lives and forever here in the great united states of america. we have all know where we were during 9/11 and the impact it had on this world. never forget. always remember. stay vigilant and never apologize for being patriotic. pete: never apologize for being patriotic. that s right. keith sharing this video on twitter, with the hashtag, never forget. another patriot is calling on americans to stand together as we did on september 12th,
I m feeling sad about america right now. i m feeling sad because this was a nation that was a beacon of hope for many people. and over the years, post 9/11, we fell apart. let s talk about a tale of two cities in america. september 12th, 2001.
Bloodcurdling screaming all at the same time, it s the first thing i hear in the morning, it s the last thing i hear at night, every day, it doesn t go away. does this anniversary, 20 years later, feel different? i wish i could say yes. but this is no different than the day after, september 12th, 2001. it is a circumstance that we ve lived through, we ve seen things. it s always going to be with us. the whole experience, whole horror, the whole terror. but survivors like myself, we have to be able to manage that circumstance. and that s what we choose to do. i choose to do it by talking, like i m talking with you tonight about this and about the experience. and when were you able to contact your family that day? yeah, it was it was quite wild, because the main cell tower for all of southern manhattan was out with the north