Stay updated with breaking news from Tom maginnis. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
new role. joe biden told osha to stop hiding information from the public, to promote the covid vaccine untilti the summer, osha required employees to retain records of any workers who suffered a serious side effect of the vaccine. then in june, osha s guidance suddenly changed to this osha will not enforce recording requirements that require any employers to record what the side effects from covid-19 vaccinations. that was a major change. especially since we are still learning so much about these vaccines and their possible side effects. just hours ago, for example, the telegraph reported that teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer from problems from the vaccines then being hospitalized from covid-19. in israel 80% of adults arere vaccinated, covid cases are spiking. israel has one of the world s highest daily infection rates. so let s explain that. in his remarks to the nation, joe biden didn t answer that. instead, he put osha at the same agency that has ....
[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 sc ....
after a stunning series of attacks today against targets in new york and in washington d.c.. the world trade center and the pentagon. the terrorist used hijacks a billion airliners and their passengers as guided missiles in their attacks. the most serious attack on this country since pearl harbor. tonight, the dead still are being counted, an unknown number still of missing. at this hour, in this war, another development, there are reports out of kabul, the capital of afghanistan, of explosions, with the pentagon and the cia are flatly denying that the united states had anything to do with those explosions. this has been one of the darkest days in america, and it is not yet over. here at home now a quick look at the locations where the airliners hit, the twin towers of the world trade center, 20 minutes apart. then, within an hour this morning, the pentagon. and then, the final crash just minutes later about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh, 266 people on the four airpl ....
recognized because of their covert status. it s those stars on the wall and those individuals who i knew very well personally and worked with who gave their lives, and i think that s something we always have to remember. we didn t do everything perfectly over the last 20 years, but i must say the fact that we prevented another horrific attack from al qaeda in the homeland here really is testament to the tremendous patriotism, skill and courage of so many men and women over so many years. thank you so much. stephanie and ali in new york, back to you. thank you to both of you. of course we ll be spending the next couple of hours together. it is just past the top of the hour, 12:00 noon as we continue special coverage of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack. all morning we ve been watching the poignant and moving images from the memorials that are taking place to mark this day. we saw president biden and first lady jill biden at ground zero this morning, ....
about what it means to her. thank you for being here, everybody. we do begin this hour with president biden stepping up his war against the coronavirus. more man dates, more political and legal battles ahead and likely more in vaccinations because of it. in an impassioned speech, the president s frustration with americans still resisting gettin g expected to that is up ten poibs from a year ago soxts think about where we were a year ago and now we see an increase. an think that sentiment is driving why his overall approval on handling the virus is down a little bit and exactly those worries and concerns that the president is aiming to address last night and today at school when you see them talking about this now. and the numbers nationally and 400,000 were dead when he took people have died from covid-19 when he took office. 250,000 people have died since he has been in office. that is the national numbers and then as you re saying when you look at people s c ....