the president, and democrats house and lled t the stat it s understandable that people are saying youw, know, what have you done. yeah, and where are the jobs? right, where are the jobs. about 862 billion dollargo he got it passedn almost pure party line vote, imagine majorities and we re wondering what happened to the money and the focus the next year was on health care and the president could be paying the price for that because the recovery summer never happened. the stimulus bill is very unpular and now he s asking for another, but he does something he always does, he picks out an enemy. the health care companies for a while. wall street for a while. john mccain for a while and president bush still today and this new guy is minority leader john boehner, that is the enemy and did i say president bush? maybe he s not the enemy anymore? this is a very interesting turn of events yesterday. a week ago when the president gave the speech on iraq and
we appreciate your your your time with us today. nine years after the worst attack america has ever seen on our own soil, this morning we re roemembering the thousands of americans los angeles their meanwhile, the president now admitting our is is far from fixed it s it s understandable that are are saying you y know, what have you done. il yeah. and now willing willing to accept the consequences we re going to report, you re going to decide. it s a dramatic departure, he president and vice-presidentinging president bush. you ve got to won is this is this a change of heart or just a political ploy. fox & friends starts right now. the ride to freeman this morning is what we re talking about nine years after that
security advisory condoleezza rice who phoned him after the first attack. mr. bush was reading to children when the second attack occurred. chief of staff interrupted him and it was clear we were deal terrorist. i want to bring in to the conversation general al haag, former secretary of state. at a time like this how does america respond prud dently with the proper amount of caution and yet with whatever force needs to be aplayued? first we have to know the full limits of the tragedy and it is unprecedented of course. but we have to say above all unite calm and ready to take resolute actionhich sometimes we have failed to do in the recent past. when the perpetrators are uncover we have many indicators of precisely who they are.
from now. today, i is a day to remember and honor those who wereill would and tonight tributes o light.ea two beams representing the world trade center towers that will pierce the night sky reminder of what happened here and also of the threat that still ests. back to you guy in the studio.nk eric, thank you, sir. and the president will speak today in the pentagon in dc an hour and half from no you are looking at live pictures from there . there will be a memorial held in this field in shanksville, pennsylvania remembering the passengers who phot bac and stopping the terrorist and preventing another attack. first lady michelle obama and former first lady laura bush will speak at ts morning s service. it was a special that greta closed the show. f-16s in the airng and pairing to protect washington d.c.
most admired about president bush was after 9/11, him being crystal clear about the fact that we were not at war with islam. we were at war with terrorists and murderers who had perverted islam, had stolen its banner to carry out their outrageous acts. and i was so proud of the uncountry rallying around that idea. oh, think about it. if you re going praise and say the end of operation iraqi freedoms over and the surge, that s president bush. if you want to say the drone strikes that was started under president bush in pakistan. when you saw afghanistan, president bush started and that s the one you upgraded so when you talk about bush policies he s living that. h t but he didn t have to sayda that yesterday. he did not have to give credit to probable, you have to