we have met the generation s test to stand for freedom against a tough challenge, and we have persevered. we are wiser, better, stronger. today, as we remember the fallen, their families, the bravery of those who face saved countless lives on those dark days and those who are still fighting today, we stand united, dedicated to never forget, never give in, and never lose hope. may god surround and comfort those who lost so much of that day, and may he bless and protect our great nation. it is hard to believe it has been 15 years since 9/11. for many of us, we will never forget the memories of that day. for me, i had breakfast in the pentagon and left 20 minutes to before the plane hit. i remember getting back to my office on capitol hill and a policeman comes running through the halls saying, get out, get out, there is another one coming for us. and people streamed out into the streets not knowing what was happening, how many attacks there would be, or who might be affec
the in-flight announcements. but is that going far enough to keep passengers safe? and remembering 9/11. 15 years now since the unthinkable. put your mask on. put your mask on. the attacks on american soil that changed so much. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack. a nation united in grief but not defeated. and the question we as a country are asking this morning, are we any safer today? good morning, america. and many of us may be waking up with the same thought this morning. it s so hard to believe it s been 15 years since 9/11. so many of us remember exactly where we were the moment that we heard the news 15 years ago. and today as we look now at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan, the thousands of victims and first responders will be honored. yeah, we re going to have much more on the anniversary throughout the show. but as we all know, it comes in the middle of an extraordinarily heated presidential campaign. a
but is that going far enough to keep passengers safe? and remembering 9/11. 15 years now since the unthinkable. put your mask on. put your mask on. the attacks on american soil that changed so much. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack. a nation united in grief but not defeated. and the question we as a country are asking this morning, are we any safer today? good morning, america. and many of us may be waking up with the same thought this morning. it s so hard to believe it s been 15 years since 9/11. so many of us remember exactly where we were the moment that we heard the news 15 years ago. and today as we look now at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan, the thousands of victims and first responders much more on the anniversary throughout the show. but as we all know, it comes in the middle of an extraordinarily heated presidential campaign. and there are new developments in that race this morning. there certainly
and remembering 9/11. 15 years now since the unthinkable. put your mask on. put your mask on. the attacks on american soil that changed so much. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack. a nation united in grief but not defeated. and the question we as a coun are we any safer today? good morning, america. and many of us may be waking up with the same thought this morning. it s so hard to believe it s been 15 years since 9/11. so many of us remember exactly where we were the moment that we heard the news 15 years ago. and today as we look now at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan, the thousands of victims and first responders will be honored. yeah, we re going to have but as we all know, it comes in the middle of an extraordinarily heated presidential campaign. and there are new developments in that race this morning. there certainly are. hillary clinton is now walking back her controversial comment that half of trump s
you think the source is? and i just to the extent that you can say time and date and if you will, accountable individual who you think is the decision maker or the impediment, i would like that answer as succinctly as possible. miss buller? in my case it s very easy to pinpoint the time and the person. the passage of the act mandating the restrictive reporting was the impetus. the person was the general counsel. basically, he has taken the opportunity to interpret the act to impede our access. mr. elkins? in my case, you know, i have two agencies that i oversee, the csb and environmental protection agency. in both cases, i have to say that issues relative to access starts at the top with a clear message from the top that access will be granted, it will be granted. to the extent that there is a muddled message or the message is not clear, you end up in situations that we have here today. some of the on the csb side of the house, the issues started back in 2010, 2011.