plus, never forget on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a reflection on the lessons learned. is the u.s. safer now? the national security adviser on 9/11 is ahead 6. hello, i am dana bash in washington where the state of your union is remembering our america s heroics. yesterday america marked 20 years since the 9/11 attacks. we put a spotlight on how much things have changed. president biden spent the day honoring those killed on 9/11 with trips to the pentagon, sh shanksville and ground zero. many americans growing numb of the thousands dying, literally preventable deaths from covid-19. president biden s most aggressive push to get the pandemic under control. vowing to fight a new mandate covering as many as 100 million americans, one model used boo i the cdc projects, almost 100,000 more could die by december. joining me now, dr. murthy, thank you so much for joining me. i want our viewer to listen to what president-elect joe biden said this december and what jen psaki said
rockefeller set up a foundations to con the establishment into moving on that is what we are seeing today with these two. bush and biden to forget about what they did they are desperate for praise and pats on the back from the establishment but unlike the original robber barons who did some good with their deflection tactics with bush and biden it is entirely negative in the past few days they have cynically come to gather to pack on - attack a common enemy, george w. bush use the anniversary of 9/11 to imply that republicans the people who put him in the oval office are like the 9/11 terrorist although he didn t just mean those who committed crimes he knew perfectly well how his remarks would be amplified he intended to smear the republican base but a sick cynical transparent ploy to ingratiate himself with the political establishment does he really think he will make americans forget what he did? instead it has done the exact opposite at times us to remember that george w.
since 9/11. i don t feel guilt at all. i feel just as angry now as i did backman, if not more so. the wound is so open and fresh, the rates are still there and feels like it was yesterday. i remember it, for fixed memories of that day, a young secret service, i was only 26 at the time and in long island new york getting ready to serve an arrest warrant, we never serve the arrest warrant. someone ran in our office and said oh my gosh, a bomb went off in the world trade center he was on the phone with our new york office, and office in the world trade center on the ninth and tenth. we are all trying to digest the moment, a bomb went off in the world trade center? how would this be? a bomb had already gone off their years before that. we didn t find out about the plane until a bit later in my bosses office, we turn on the news, breaking news and we watched the second plane coming. the agents and i, we took a minute, are we watching a horror movie? is israel? i ll never forget on
and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? oe o er the land of the free, and the home of the brave rachel: good morning. it is zick in new york. that was lee greenwood with the star-spangled banner. i just love him. to me is just like a wonderful man. he is such a patriot. should do lee greenwood every time. pete: would be okay with that. official anthem singer of fox & friends weekend . i like it. i don t know if you saw, rachel, tribute in lights, twin towers dominating the skyline. rachel: they say you can see it from a 60-mile radius. it is pretty spectacular. pete: another reminder of a powerful day for all of us to be there. spent the day a lot thinking about that. frankly a lot about what you said, rachel at the end. we saw 20 minutes of what happened in real time, the remembrance and heroism. there is a lot of anger that comes throughou
thanks. yeah. this is difficult. hello, my name is michael mcmullen, and i m speaking to you on january 17th, inside of a plywood box here to relay my recollections of 9/11. i mean, obviously it s very unresolved for me. me. i could see the damage being done to people when they couldn t tell their own story in their own words. it was just planes, planes, planes, building down, building down. there was absolutely no space for more complicated stories about what people actually felt. so this is it. well, go check to see. i just clicked it. go check to see if it went up. we wanted to bust open a space for that. you can see we re in action. n once people went inside the booths, they controlled the recording. they controlled their own story. . hey. it became absolutely clear that this really was a very shattered experience. with a lot of feeling and emotion behind it. i m just not. and our purpose was to capture exactly that. to tell the personal truth of wha