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will inspire us to be who we know we could be. that was true in the civil war era when emerson said it, and it is just as true now. that s a leader, that s the leadership we need, and we need a lot of leaders. because we can t stay where we are. you all know it. you tell me all the time. for the sake of our economy, our kids, our health, our status in the world, we can t keep getting weaker from the strains of division. and 9/11 20 years on is a window into who we once were during hard times and how we are now. and the man who led this country 20 years ago told you the truth to mark the 20th anniversary. 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 little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. but then there s disdainful pluralism, in their disregard for human life, in their determination to defile national symbols. they are children
if taliban understand that our families, parents, are in afghanistan, they will catch them until we show up. reporter: since many have already been to the u.s. for training and fought so closely with american forces, the visa process is expected to go smoothly. which would be a huge relief for the men who are forced to dramatically flee their native country and start life in a new one. i can t explain how happy i am. and it s a big pleasure not only for me but for all that were in uzbekistan. on top of the afghan air force personnel who have gotten out of uzbekistan, there are still around 140 more in neighboring tajikistan. general hicks has been tracking their cases as well and has told us that processing on them has started. john, between those two countries, around 60 planes and helicopters were flown out of afghanistan. what will happen to them remains unclear, but thanks to those pilots, the taliban will not get their hands on them. nice to get some good news.
about personal issues, things that we re dealing with, and you know, so don t want to give it away, but check it out. thankful for my long haul syndrome, i don t even remember the handoff. i don t even remember what i said. honestly, though, this is honesty. when you meet especially when we were in our big studios, the number of people that we would meet on a daily basis and aye been doing two hours for, what, five, six, seven years, i forget how long. two hours a night, and i don t mean to be rude. people would say hey, do you remember i was on your show and i would go, oh, yeah, i remember. and then they d have to remind me, prompt me, oh, now i remember. i was interviewing maybe 20 people a night at one point, and so, you know, there s only so much information that can be held up in this little tiny you know, i think it s interesting thank god you and i don t really think about what we do what we do. we do it. we think about what we say, but we don t think ab