We are collectively mourning the nearly 3,000 americans lost in the attacks. As well as the First Responders who are still getting sick from the rubble of ground zero. To say nothing of the american soldiers we lost in the wars that followed the attacks and the countless civilian casualties. Today is a solemn day. It is a day to take stock of all that we have lost in the past 19 years. It is also a day to take stock of where we are right now. Over the last seven months, we have lost more than 190,000 americans to covid19. 190,000 men, women, and children. Parents, grandparents, and siblings. There is hardly a facet of American Life left untouched by the tragedy of 9 11. Now we wonder how covid19 will mark us in the years to come. Let us begin in washington, where even as our dueling candidates try to keep today as apolitical as possible, we are still just 53 days away from the general election. Joining me now is nbc News White House correspondent carol lee. So carol, in this moment in
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