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their way to airports in boston, newark and washington, d.c. american airlines, united airlines, american airlines flight77 and flight 93 took off that morning just like any other day. at 8:46 in the morning, flight 11 crashed into the north tower in new york city sparking panic and confusion. all 92 people onboard are dead. president bush was told about the crash minutes later. he was reading to a class at a florida elementary school when he heard what happened. it was charactered an accident. >> todd: flight 75 hit the south tower and all 65 people onboard are killed and it is clear this is a coordinated attack on our home land. 9:37 a.m. flight 77 crashes into the pentagon, 64 people onboard

are killed. the faa grounds all flights and evacuees begin inside the white house and capitol hill. >> carley: 9:55 a.m., the south tower collapses and flight 93 crashes in pennsylvania after passengers onboard fight it is hijackers. all 44 people are killed in the crash. the intended target is believed to have been the capitol hill building. >> todd: the north tower falls and massive clowdof toxic smoke and dust fill the air, all of lower manhattan evacuated and president bush addressed the nation from the white house. our freedom was under attack and 22 years is a long time. when you recount the eventing like that, it seems like yesterday.

>> carley: it feels like yesterday in so many ways. there is a heaviness in the country. every morning you wake up you see 9/11, it is not a normal day. it is a day that will truly live in the minds and memories of america as the worst tragedy to ever take place on american soil whachl is striking about it being 22 years ago. now people in college did not live through the eventing, it is important for this day to retell and remember. >> todd: such a great point. there really is an entire generation of young people, whether born after 9/11 or right before 9/11 that have no recollection of the day, what it meant to the country and how hurt and torn our country was thereafter and how we came together and you hope that if there is some positivity for

future generations, they can have a coming together moment and have it last longer than a couple months or years. >> carley: we'll dedicate large portions of today's shows on stories of the victims and president biden's schedule today. >> todd: president bidened hassing to alaska, the first president to not attend ceremony at the white house. >> carley: he wraps up his trip to vietnam. alexandria live from washington with more. >> it 4 in the afternoon in h hanoy. president biden is honoring john mccain. he is about to depart for alaska. the schedule is a test of endurance, after arriving in

vietnam yesterday, from the g20. the fatigue was not ignored. >> president biden: global warming, not anymore. all of a sudden, realize it's a problem. sorry. staff, anybody having spoken to -- five questions. i don't know about you, i'm going to go to bed. >> alexandria: president biden met with leaders, focus has been strengthening the vietnam semiconductor industry, the hope is chipping away at china's strong hold on the sector. the president says this is not about hurting china. >> president biden: what this trip is about, less about containing china, i don't want to contain china, we're not

looking to hurt china. >> alexandria: senator ron johnson responded to his response and policy at home. >> if you laid out a strategy to weaken america, you could not come up with a better game plan than president biden has. we are a divided nation. >> alexandria: president biden is expected to depart for alaska at any minutes, the first president not to commemorate 9/11 from the white house. >> todd: the president preparing to depart. republican presidential candidate nikki haley tearing into the biden administration for failing to stand up to china. >> they have killed more americans than the iraq, afghanistan and vietnam war

combined with their sending fentanyl over. how much more has to happen for biden to realize you don't send cabinet members to china to appease them. get serious with china and say we will not put up with them temperature is embarrassing. >> todd: several have visited including antony blinken, janet yellen and commerce secretary, whose e- mail was hacked by chinese spies months earlier. >> carley: queen latifah performing at met life stadium, honoring the terrorist attacks on sunday night football. >> and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave

proof through the night that our flag was still there. ♪ >> carley: the emotional performance kicking off the first sunday night football game of the season. >> todd: as far as the highlights -- dallas cowboys dominate giants 40-0. you like when i pause? there were no highlights for giants. playing tennis, you are down 40-0. green bay packers jordan love throwing three touchdowns in the win over bears. first game since aaron rodgers departure. dolphins cap off late comeback to top the chargers. >> in the back field and in the end zone and caught and

touchdown. >> todd: hill with the go-ahead touchdown with the dolphins victory and tom brady making much anticipated return to jillet stadium as the team honored him before the game. pats fans, eagles stealing tom's thunder and the game 25-20. and in cleveland browns hosting cincinnati holding the fighting bill hemmer's in the victory. two most disappointed teams were bill hemmer's bengals and my new york football giantses. >> carley: we commemorate 9/11 and remember the 13 service membering killed in afghanistan. many were just babies when terrorists attacked our country. they answered the call to serve. >> todd: the mother of one service member joins us to

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>> carley: escaped killer daniel cavalcante is trying to contact former co-workers after escaping from prison two weeks ago. he was spotted here after showing up at aon co-workers home. the neighbors called the cops. his sister has been arrested by ice and facing deportation. it is believed daniel cavalcante is still in pennsylvania, he was spotted 20 miles from the prison. >> todd: president biden's foreign policy is becoming a top issue for 2024. in a fox news poll, 55% of voters disapprove of the president's stance.

paula, great to see you. voters are worried about what another four years of joe biden would mean on the foreign stage. are you? >> aren't we all? if our president is headed to alaska right now on the day of 9/11, and 22 years ago i buried my son on 9/11, there is a disconnect between executive office and the people. >> todd: there was a disconnect when it came to circumstances surrounding the events that took your son's life. the deadly kabul attack would not have happened. the book says the taliban freed the bomber when it overran bagram despite vocal objection from military commanders.

if biden had not rejected advice, he would have been behind bars instead of outside abbey gate. your reacton when you read that? >> military leaders have expressed we should have never let bagram go, thats a huge military mistake. the next mistake, we trusted the taliban to have our perimeter. too many veterans were gut punched at such a poor decision made by this administration. >> todd: so much, paula, as you know was all to get a talking point for the 20th anniversary two years ago today and everything was rushed to arrive

at that moment and not thought out well by the biadministratio. your son and 12 others lost their lives today. brave men and women like your son give their lives fighting the war on terror. when you think about 9/11 and all we felt that way to 20 years later joe biden ceding control to the taliban. what goes through your mind as a mother who lost a son defending our freedom? >> ryan was three years old when the towers fell. all americans today are grieving over loved ones they lost at the fall of the tower, in the pentagon and anywhere else there was loss at that time. i am so sorry. i want to tell you, if our

president doesn't tell you today, how truly sorry i am that we lost so many people on 9/11 of 2001. 20 years later, my son was the last person to be killed in this 20-year war. instead of celebration we could have expected from biden's viewpoint of 9/11, 20 years later, on that very day, 2021, we held a public funeral to honor my son on that such occasion that the president wanted to take such glory in. now he heads off somewhere else in america, not listening or hearing the people of this nation who are grieving today over great losses we've had in

22 years. >> todd: paula knauss selph,our thoughts are with you. >> thank you. >> carley: governor glenn youngkin pardoning the loudoun county father who was arrested. new reaction from that father coming up and we'll talk to virginia congresswoman jen kigins, next.

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>> carley: virginia governor glenn youngkin is pardoning a father who was arrested for confronting the loudoun county school board after his daughter was sexually assaulted. >> brooke: watch this. >> i had the privilege of telling mr. smith i would pardon him and we did that on friday. we righted a wrong, he should never have been prosecuted. this was a dad standing up for his daughter. he did what any parent would do, stand up for their child. >> brooke: smith confronted the school board after they transferred the student to

another school, where he assaulted another student a few months later. smith was enraged and arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. the charge was set to go to trial in two weeks. >> this has been a long battle. my constitutional rights were violated. i had to accept this pardon from governor youngkin because i couldn't trust the justice system. that is scary. >> brooke: loudoun county attorney is accusing youngkin of interfering. saying the justice system does not work when the governor is judge and jury. the grand jury found the administration bears the blame for the second attack. mr. smith says his family will

take legal action against the school system. >> todd: bring in virginia congresswoman jenn kiggans. what message is the governor sending with this pardon? >> good morning. sending the message our -- movement born in the commonwealth. we are proud of it, we are passing the bill of rights and great to see governor youngkin standing with parents and parents rights. >> carley: we want to focus on the state of terrorism around the world. after the with deteriorate drawal from afghanistan, president biden said he trusted the taliban to keep al qaeda out of afghanistan. general mckenzie said this yesterday, listen here. >> the taliban would act only in the light of very best interest and they might make temporary

accommodation as they did when we withdrew from afghanistan, they were not to be trusted and have long-term familiarial and customary relationship with al qaeda and it is difficult to think that would change. that relationship is far stronger than any potential relationship they choose with the united states. >> carley: with that in mind, fact we're forced to use this approach now, how safe are we really? >> i can't believe we are entertaining the idea of trusting terrorists. when we are weak, we invite terrorism. we'ven zoo the president be a weak leader for our country. lookats even the g20 press, it is embarrassing everyday on the national stage. we invite terrorism against us. i ran for congress to restore strength.

as a veteran, my veteran colleagues ran because we were tired of weak leadership. it is important our country remains strong and works with allies to keep the peace through strength. >> todd: what is your advice, lessons we need to teach about courage, unity and resilience, not just to those born after 9/11, but to all of us? >> our country was never more unified than the day after 9/11. we are stronger when we are together and what our president continues to do is divide our nation. that is why i ran for congress and why my veteran colleagues ran, we have to be united and together. that is how we prevent any type of future terrorist attack and

we have to be stronger when together and defend our great military and great men and women in uniform. they work hard every single day doing the mission for the country. kudos and honor to them. >> carley: thank you for joining us this morning. >> todd: thank you for your service. >> carley: president biden on his way to alaska, where he is commemorating 9/11 thousands of miles from the attacks. >> todd: we are joined by family members to talk about that.

>> carley: president biden will observe 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attack 4000 miles from new york city, virginia and pennsylvania. this lieutenant lost his brother. matt lost his father and terry lost her husband and they all join me now. thank you for joining me now. lieutenant your reflection on as president biden is spending it at a military base in alaska.

>> it is no surprise to me he is not coming to ground zero or any of the 9/11 sites. this about the has more in common with oligarchs, no shock to my system. i prefer he stay aanyway, we will be spared one of his stories how he can relate to the people of lahaina because a kitchen fire singed his cat's whiskers. he sent the vice president to ground zero to represent him and i prefer she stay away, as well. this is a day for family members, first responders and patriots who want to honor those lost in 9/11. >> carley: he is the first president not to spend it at the

white house. on "fox and friends" yesterday he said he asked white house official why alaska and that white house official said 22 years after pearl harbor, the white house wasn't going to hawaii, what is your reaction to that? >> i had not heard that, that is awful, we pledged to never forget and he is saying that flippantly he doesn't have to commemorate the loss with families, that is terrible. >> carley: it is. matt, you lost your father on 9/11, what is your message this morning? >> i think it just portraying the unfortunate reality in this country if our leader is so willing to not show up to the services. it is the message americans have

forgotten. those joining with us this morning, we have no way of forgetting. this is something that forever changed our lives and we will live with it forever, even if the country can let this be a day they can forget. >> carley: lieuten ants, pentagon is preparing families for the fact 9/11 case may never go to trial. it could end without for those at guantanamo bay for planning this attack, what is your reaction to that? >> as far as i am concerned, they could rot at gitmo. i sat in a meeting here recently and they are very far apart on a deal. it will take a lot. they like their conditions at guantanamo bay, they don't want

to be in solitary confinement and we do. this thing will drag on as it has for the last 20 years, i think it will come to trial. >> carley: terry, saudi arabia, as a matter of fact, the president just met with solman. i know you have a message to the biden administration about our relationship with saudi arabia. what is that? >> the families are concerned the president and this administration will trade our justice against the kingdom of saudi arabia for this peace deal. we sent a letter to the president explaining how important it is he stand with the 9/11 community with a piece legislation pending in congress. >> carley: the president will be

in alaska and the vice president will be at the 9/11 memorial this morning. thank you for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. todd, over to you. >> todd: story of the mckeen fire boat used to evacuate lower manhattan, national register of historic places and janice dean joins us live with are m. janice. >> janice: for a matter of weeks, this was only source of water going into lower manhattan 22 years ago. historic site? rockland county. it is a beautiful morning, which is great, because we did see rain in the forecast. for the reading of the names, the weather should be cooperating.

>> we are at tompkins cove, could see rain around 11 a.m. and thunderstorms in the afternoon in new york city. 73 degrees and take a look at the forecast, we'll be bringing live events hatching at ground zero on "fox and friends." cloudy skies, partly cloudy for the reading of the names, 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., mostly sunny and could see thunderstorms. watching hurricane lee, we were keeping a close eye on this category 3 storm. it is expected to remain category 3, majority -- major hurricane. it is offshore, we could see indirect impact along the coast in terms of rip currentses, high

waves and beach erosion throughout the work week. the texas area into oklahoma up toward the mid-atlantic and midwest and northeast could see scattered storms. heat is the big story and we will see rain in the forecast today through wednesday. not a lot of rain, we need rain in the forecast, hopefully things will hold off going through the ceremony this morning for the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attack. my husband is a firefighter, has been 28 years now. the fire house he was in, 4035 across from the cave man. he lost all 12 firefighters on duty that day and we remember them and those who are still suffering and dying from 9/11 related illness.

it is a somber day, we are reporting live from this credible vessel that helped on that day. the mckean boat. we will have more to come on "fox and friends." when the sun comes up, spectacular view at stoney point. >> todd: remember those suffering severe health issues from that day. thank you. 22 years since first responders were killed and thousands still dying from illness. nypd and fdny are being told overtime pay will be cut back. >> carley: can you believe that? cheryl casone has that important story coming up next.

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>> cheryl: unbelievable as we celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attack on the city when firefighters and police were and still are our hero today. they are not being treated like heroes by mayor adams. according to the mayor budget director, the mayor will impelement overtime reduction initiative for the city's four uniformed agencies. the agencies must submit a plan for overtime. he's said in the past multiple times this crisis would cost new yorkers $12 billion over next three fiscal years. unfortunate part of this, we've seen crime increase in new york city more than 35% since 2021. here you have the taxpayers, the ones that suffer and remember,

it is not just nypd and fdny, think about sanitation and city services and parks, those things are covered by new york city taxpayers budget. these things, i'm telling you, within a year, you will not recognize new york city if something is not done about the migrant crisis. >> todd: you are taking money and resources from citizens and giving to migrants and that makes no sense. >> carley: and so much waste going on in new york city. if you ask taxpayers what to cut, it would not be overtime for police officers. >> todd: democrats frustrated by joe biden's poll numbers and they are acting in response. >> cheryl: several democrats, most would not speak to the hill on the record are talking about frustration with president biden and polling numbers, recent cnn

poll or "wall street journal" poll, here is cnn poll, 61% disapprove of president biden's time on the job. 39% approve. look at potential machl up between president biden and former president trump, that cnn poll tells us president biden 46% and president trump 47%. the poll is unfortunate for the current president. there is no enthusiasm and they are frustrated because everyone is talking about the president's age. they are. super pack for president biden released this ad, praising the inflation reduction act. watch. >> thanks to joe biden's inflation reduction act, doubling good jobs next month or so, bringing manufacturing jobs back to america. >> cheryl: the super pack is

paying $12.3 million between this week and november 12 launching adcampaigns in key battleground state. you saw that likely while you were watching football over the weekend. you knew this was coming. >> todd: i was waiting to see how you would segue this in. >> cowboys fan. >> todd: it will come down to the tight end play. i ignored the other positions on the field. congratulations. >> cheryl: see you next week weekend, todd. >> what week of pregnancy this abortion access be put off? >> put back in place roe v. wade. >> be precise. >> i am being precise, need to put into law protection of roe

v. wade. >> carley: joe concha will being pathe vice president's latest interview. >> todd: pete hegseth will look at what is coming up. pete coming up, we mark 22 years since september 11 attack that changed our lives. frank siller join us to honor stephen siller and so many others who gave their lives on 9/11. inspired frank's mission to take care of our nation's heroes and their families and most remarkable 9/11 story you may have never heard before, d.c. pilot took to the sky on that day intending to ram her f- 16 into stop that plane from reaching the target. she honors passengers who took things in their own hands. we commemorate a day of unforgettable loss and heroism

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nuclear conflict danger. wanted to go to bed and got cut off by karine jean-pierre. >> that's the thing here, right? could you imagine if donald trump had said on the world stage in vietnam here, for example, that i think i want to go to bed. how pathetic is this how do experience who vonted to are this man accept this stuff even more? it really is disturbing. by the way, for the president's staffers, obviously, this is the least transparent, most protected president we have ever seen and it's a movie we have seen time and time again will president's staffers yelling at reporters all to ensure the voters of this country don't get answers to simple questions. this is why exactly what you are seeing here. this is why nearly 8 in 10 measures say joe biden should not run for re-election because is he too old. it's not number around thaj is discerning. his inability to answer questions outside of a tell

teleprompter his advisers and handlers treat him like a 6-year-old. enough. either replace him as far as the democratic nomination or he should resign because this is not what a leader does at this point, todd. >> todd: yeah, this is not strength and confidence on the world stage. this is literally the exact 180 of that. you mentioned donald j. donald trump vice president kamala harris had a hard time with this question on cbs yesterday about the 45th president. >> are you taking the threat of a second trump presidency seriously enough? >> i don't understand the question. >> when you look at current polling, the front runner for the republican nomination is the former president, the 45th president. >> we will win the election. we will win -- we will win re-election. there is too much at stake and the american people know it.

>> todd: which way are you force time to buy time or common technique or does she literally not understand the question and really not understand the poll numbers, so many of them that show donald j. trump beating joe biden in a potential rematch? >> when you watch this stuff, guys, doesn't it feel like a very awkward-did you ever do 8 minute dating when you were single. very awkward 8 minute date there is nothing authentic or natural about kamala harris. unmarkable. you can see why thee dropped out of race in 2019 and could not get any support as far as being a candidate is concerned. the lack of presentation, todd, carley, by this vice president, for the rare interviews she does is utterly crap tastic. you get the feeling that the porch light is on and no one is home. one would think she will would know, for example, when she was asked about the abortion issue just one in three people in this country support abortions after the first trimester.

and many democrats seem to take this stance that you should be able to have an abortion at any time during a pregnancy. that's not the case. there is support, yes, by a majority that says in the first trimester that should happen. but, after that, no. and she has had that problem answering the question, carley. >> carley: listen to that moment in this interview yesterday between the vice president and the reporter. >> what week of pregnancy should abortion access be cut off. >> we need to put back in place the protections of roe v. wade. you need to put back the protections that are in roe v. wade into law. we need to restore the protections of roe v. wade. >> can you be more precise. >> i am being precise. we need to put into law the protections of roe v. wade. >> carley: she could not answer the question, joe. final thoughts from you? >> yeah. it's like watching a.i. being programmed and then it only could answer in one way because that's the way it was

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