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
bruce springsteen putting their loss into song. when i see you laugh again i ll see you in my dreams. president biden and the first lady attending the memorial. in shanksville, pennsylvania the first lady laid a wreath in memory of the people who overpowered, the heroes who overpowered the hijackers and spared the intended target. they defended ending the war in afghanistan and that was born from the attacks. if you had told anybody we were going to spend 3 million bucks a day for 20 years to try to unite the country after we got bin laden, after al qaeda was wiped out there. can al qaeda come back? yes, but it s back other places. every place al qaeda is, we re going to invade and have troops stay there? come on. former president bush eight months after the insurrection condemned violence both abroad and at home. and we have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders but from violence that gathers within. there is littl
[bagpipes playing amazing grace] [bagpipes playing amazing grace] will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends as we look live at shots from lower manhattan ground zero just below the freedom tower, the site of the two world trade center towers 20 years to the day september 11th, 2021 after the he most notorious terrorist attack an our nation s soil. a solemn bay but also a day as we mark for the heros to stood up that day who saved so many. who showed us our national character. i m will cain along with pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. rachel: good morning. pete: good morning. will: you were listening to the band play amazing grace. pete: looking down at the nypd right over our shoulder mouse terg this morning providing security for the entire set of events that are happening today all of which will cover you see right there on your screen but many of them lost brothers that day as well from the fdy or nypd. amazing grace is a fitting way to open up the school.
the financial capitol was hit hard, it has come storming back. a testament to capitalism and this country and our resolve. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. you know, 20 years ago today, it was a monday. that they, the last day of innocence some called it would no no way hint of the trauma and the nightmare that would come and change america forever. when it hit, it hit badly. for the financial community, hit badly as well. not only in terms of financial capitol but human capitol. hundreds died that day in the investment community. more than 650 individuals at one firm, cantor fitzgerald allots. there were many others. the death of firefighters and first responders that went into the hundreds and growing questions as to whether new york could or would come back. my next guest remembers it well. ted wiseberg joins us, seaport securities. he s been through many crises. where were you that day, ted? the day started out, the reverse of where i am today.
scrapped earlier this year. right now the situation is out of control. sons of a fallen firefighter are honoring their heroic father s sacrifice. it means so much to be able follow exactly in that foot step and be able to work under the same roof that he worked. brian: great. i love the ferris wheel. a lot of bulbs on there light it up now. later it will not be lit up. monday to tuesday after labor day, how many people are still on it. ainsley: still going. look at this 6:00 in the morning. brian: i don t know how long the lines are. staff steve i don t think very long at all. i don t think it opens until 9:00 o. 10:00 this morning. they might have turned on the lights for us. ainsley: maybe. we appreciate it. steve: welcome, it s fall. just like that, boom. ainsley: i know. no more white, right? we can t wear white after labor day. my grandmother said that the fashion police. brian: you can t go to a restaurant wearing white or vaccine card. two new things. ainsley