he was joined to new york by to form a precedence. president clinton and president barack obama biden being, in fact, the 4th president who has led to the member use the remember and services to those who died and were injured. president george w bush was one of those who spoke on the day as you saw in the piece that has just been before he remembered those in particular who died about applying to 93. that was brought down in an empty field near shan school after the passengers overcame the crew and force them to land. president bush noting as that to the targets became riskless and saved and in new room bound to the numbers of people on the ground. president fight and spoke in a recorded address on friday in which he made a plea for a renewal of the national cooperation that the 911 attacks brought about saying that the one thing that came out of that was a strong sense of national unity. and he called on fellow americans to show the sign of national unity once again has them. thanks so much mike. my can life was there in washington? well let's talk now to race boy and he is the foun

pentagon, he was joined to new york by to form a precedence. president clinton and president barack obama biden being, in fact, the 4th president who has led to the member use the remember and services to those who died and were injured. security officials in northern iraq say to drones, with explosive struck outside the real international airport. where us forces are station. this is the 3rd time the airport has been attacked recently. previous attacks were blamed on iranian back, a rocky groups. and the times investigation has revealed the u. s. may have mistakenly targeted an aid work in a drug strike in combo. on august 29th, 10 people including 7 children, were killed. the us military has said it was targeting an eyesore operation. the threatened the cobble airport to uneasy as president says, his plans to suspend the constitution and offer a new version that he has written himself. president case said to control of the government and dismissed the prime minister in july. health officials in columbia say they are worried about a potential coded 19 search next month. columbia has run out of

he was joined to new york by to form a precedence. president clinton and president barack obama biden being, in fact, the 4th president who has led to the member use the remember and services to those who died and were injured. security officials in northern iraq say to drones with explosives struck, i'd solve our bill international airport where us forces a station. this is the 3rd time the airport is going to tack recently. there were no immediate reports of casualties. previous attacks were blamed on iranian back. rocky groups a new york times investigation has revealed. the u. s. may have mistakenly targeted an aid worker in a drug strike in cobble on august 29th. 10 people including 7 children, were killed in the afghan capital. the us military has said it was targeting, i saw off to the health authorities in columbia say they are worried about a potential coven, 19 surge next month. columbia has run out of vaccines, and many people with the 1st those are currently unable to get 2nd shot. of those are the headlines as always there's lots more on our website, jazeera dot com right

we have former president barack obama — have former president barack obama and president biden a few g the governor— nights ago he is supporting the governor and the reason they were — governor and the reason they were doing that was that in many— were doing that was that in many respects in many quarters of the _ many respects in many quarters of the united states, this was seen — of the united states, this was seen as— of the united states, this was seen as a _ of the united states, this was seen as a national referendum as well— seen as a national referendum as well on— seen as a national referendum as well on the first nine months _ as well on the first nine months of the biden administration. yes, it was about— administration. yes, it was about california politics and the governor, but there were broader— the governor, but there were broader implications as well. if broader implications as well. if the — broader implications as well. if the republicans had been successful and the leading candidate, larry elder, was a chum — candidate, larry elder, was a chum supporting candidate,

biden laid a wreath at the pentagon. earlier this morning, former presidents bill clinton and barack obama joined biden for the reading ofn new york.

>> i didn't want to impeach donald trump, barack obama or joe biden because i don't like, i'm not a fane media is working in overdrive t cover joe biden, its a disaster story. they do their best to put lipstick on the pig and make him look as good as possible in front of the american people but to think joe biden has a conversation with the afghan president and talks about optics when the afghan president says we need more air support, more bombs to support troops if we are going to be successful to t hold afghanistan from the taliban joe biden doesn't care if you do that and didn't drink, he only careses about the optics and selling to the american people as opposed to what's doing right. we left behind, thehe helicoptes and c-130, the guns and drones, billions of dollars of american technology left to radical islam organization and joe biden doesn't think it was foreseeable? of me a break and it's all shameful. the media is just as at fault as joe biden. liz: thank you for joining us, come back soon. great to have you on. thank you for watching, i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you been watchi

biden laid a wreath at the pentagon. earlier this morning, former presidents bill clinton and barack obama joined biden for the reading of the names of the victims at ground zero in new york. president biden urged unity as america reflects on the attacks. >> everybody says, biden, why do you insist on bringing the country together? that's going to affect our well-being and how the world responds to us knowing that we can actually, in fact, lead by example. i think we can do it. >> meantime, former president george bush honored the lives lost on flight 93 in shanksville where president biden also paid his respects to the victims. contrast all this with the most recent former president, native new yorker donald trump didn't attend any ceremony paying tribute to the victims today. however, he visited a new york city fire station and released a video statement to mark the anniversary where he discussed the attacks for about 30 seconds. spent more than double that time slamming president biden over america's withdrawal from afghanistan. well, other presidents honored the victims today and trump plans to wrap up his day commen

one thing, but then you realize that the democrats have the ability to bring the president, barack obama, joe bidenrris, sanders, they can bring any national democrat, where the republicans don't have the same ability, even kevin mccarthy who is from southern california doesn't have that appeal across the state, so republicans can't bring anyone in to the level of these high profile democrats, and that is the handicap with them. >> even if newsom gets out of this okay, are there potential political ramifications of this recall? >> yes, i think so. some of the polling also suggests that one of the main outcomes is that voters are upset and voters want about 70% real reform in the threshold for being able to initiate a recall. 10 to 12% is the threshold from the previous election of turnoff. that is just so low, that and it doesn't have to be with cause, it is not like this is baseball and this is abuse of power abusive office, it is simply if you don't like the governor in california at any particular time, if you can get enough signatures, and because of his mistake of going out to the restaurant,

. >> barack obama's -- joe biden -- >> i was called the black face of white supremacy. >> reporter: thatpublican larry elder. he's among 46 names of challengers on the second part of the ballot. >> they're trying to federalize this election when this is about california. >> reporter: in these final hours of campaigning, elder is pulling a page from the trump playbook, questioning the election results before the votes are even counted. >> we're going to file lawsuits in a timely fashion. what i believe is that no matter what they do, and i believe that there might very well be shenanigans, as there were in the 2020 election. >> don't think for a second this recall lives in isolation. his closing argument is,ly file a lawsuit because of the voter irregularities in this race, with no evidence whatsoever. it's act two of the big lie. that's what we're up against, democrats. >> reporter: now, it's not just elder throwing around these baseless claims of fraud, of election fraud. donald trump issued a statement today, also saying and questioning the validity of mail-in ballots and throwing arou

and it this is exhibit a because you have the former boss of the current president, barack obama and president bideners, the ones we are seeing under president biden, the ones that will give us 2.3 million people this year alone crossing the border illegally which is an incredible number, the same amount of people that live in the fourth-largest city in this country, houston, he is saying it is unsustainable. it is. if it aired in the interview on abc it would draw attention back to the crisis that is the catastrophe at the border but abc chose not to air it because it largely serves at the pleasure of this administration. we are light years away from ted koppel at this point. >> the stock the southern border because to cruise issues a challenge to aoc in person. my bad -- i will go ahead and read it. how about that. it says let's see aoc cry in front of the biden cages, president biden or kamala harris or jen psaki say there is no border crisis as we stand in front of the biden cages. i didn't read it in the voice of ted cruz but what is your reaction to that? >> if you could add a beard somehow th

guest: wallace and, again i didn't want to impeach donald trump barack obama or joe biden, i don't likegh an impeachment. but listen, the many it is working in overdrive to try to cover pork joe biden, this is a disaster stories. they do the best put lipstick on the pig and make him look as good as possible. i do think the joe biden is a conversation with the afghan president is talking about optics, the afghan president is saying we need more air support many more bombs to drop to supporter troops to be successful to hold afghanistan from the taliban in joe biden didn't do it he only cared about the optics and telling the market people as opposed to doing what is right and the biggest thing, you talk about this as well, they all mean is that we left behind and the helicopters and the c-130s the guns of the drones, many billions of dollars of american technology left to radical organization and joe biden doesn't think that was will give me as right, and again, visible people, the make media is just at fault as joe biden. >> thank you for joining us and it's great to have you on, thank y

hollywood, big tech, major unions, along with lessee, barack obama, kamala harris, even the imploding joe bidenple in california, keep them in office despite his massive failures, he is given checks to about two-thirds of the people in all of california and a time of recall election, timing is a little bit dubious to me, now biden will be in southern california with newsom on monday. remember that he actually said he was so proud of biden admitted the afghan exit debacle and the abandoning of americans, take that into account on the west coast. a and here's a question, why hasn't there been widespread condemnation of the recent egg attacked on larry elder in los angeles whichks the l.a. sheriff now says looks like a hate crime. here's what happened earlier this week, take a look.ha >> it's going up. >> do something. >> [bleep]. >> okay. >> [bleep]. [indistinguishable]nd >> [bleep], [bleep], [bleep]. >> you will hit him. >> [bleep]. >> hey, keep away. >> [bleep] boy. >> get that o out of here. [bleep]. okay, stop. >> [bleep]. >> sean: here with reaction, larry elder who is now leading by double

hollywood, big tech, major unions, along with lessee, barack obama, kamala harris, even the imploding joe bidenin newsom. begging people in california, keep them in office despite his massive failures, he is given checks to about two-thirds of the people in all of california and a time of recall election, timing is a little bit dubious to me, now be in condemnation of the recent egg attacked on larry elder in los angeles which the l.a. sheriff now says looks like a hate crime. here's what happened earlier this week, take a look. >> it's going up. >> do something. >> [bleep]. >> okay. >> [bleep]. [indistinguishable] >> [bleep], [bleep], [bleep]. >> you will hit him. >> [bleep]. >> hey, keep away. >> [bleep] boy. >> get that out of here. [bleep]. okay, stop. >> [bleep]. >> sean: here with reaction, larry elder who is now leading by double digits, well, they missed by a mile with the egg, so, that's good news, you know, did anyone of the people that took a swing adds, i believe somebody that was a part of your security detai did anybody get arrested for the attempted assault on the them? >> not so

. >>> all right, weighing in on the critical week in washington, former president barack obama called the bidengenda essential for families. >> anybody who pretends that it's a hardship for billionaires to pay a little bit more in taxes so that single mom gets child care support, or so that we can make sure that our communities aren't inundated by wildfires and floods and that we're doing something about climate change for the next generation, that's an argument that is unsustainable. >> he said he counts himself among those wealthy people who can pay more to fund this agenda. what's at stake? crucial funding for families when it comes to child care. day care subsidies for middle class families, up to nearly $15,000 a year. two free years of pre-k, two free years of community college, 12 weeks of paid leave to tarke care of a sick family member. some women, remember, dropped out of the labor market during the pandemic because of all these health and child care and education challenges at home. so this timing really interesting here as you've got people talking about the child care crunch, getti

his colleague, a majority in the senate used to mean 51 votes since we've gotten elected, barack obama and joe bidenotes >> and 11 years ago, vice president biden knew that the republicans in congress were no longer the republicans with whom he was sometimes able to reach compromise agreements when he was senator biden. i asked vice president biden about a statement he made saying republicans now are not your grandfather's republican party >> the fact of the matter is that what i really said was that this is not even your father's republican party these folks don't want the talk. these folks don't want to enter into a compromise. these folks don't want to come up with practical solutions. i know what they're against. what i don't know is what they're for. >> in 1855, jean baptiste alfonse wrote a line in french that has become immortal in many languages which explains what you just heard joe biden say that line is "the more things change, the more they stay the same." thank you very much for supporting this hour of television for these last 11 years, and i want to thank "the last word" staff led by

his colleague, a majority of the senate used to need 31 votes, since we've gotten elected barack obama and joe bidenent biden knew that the republican were no longer the republicans with whom he would sometimes able to reach a compromise agreement when he was senator biden. i asked president biden about a statement he made that republicans now are not your grandfather's republican party. >> the fact that the matter is, what i really said was this is not even your father's republican party. these folks don't want to talk these the folks don't want to come up with practical solutions, i know what they're against. when i don't know is what they're four >> in 1855 john but this little line in french that has been a mortal in many languages that has explained what you just heard joe biden say. that line is the more things change the more they stay the same. thank you very much for supporting this hour of television for the last 11 years, and i want to think the last word staff led first by easy polevich, then by greg, and now by melissa reyerson. and i want to thank phil griffin for deciding that this sh

barack obama was never president. i don't know how i would do it, but here's why. it's like, you kill two birds with one stone because if barack wasn't president, then joe biden wouldn'tpresident. butterfly effect. the book was better than the movie. think about what barack obama did in afghanistan. even i can't take it seriously [laughs] my friends brother produced the movie. [laughs] he is the one that starts 100,000 troops into afghanistan and he is the one that nation built. he's the one that trained the afghan army. he was the one who got hoodwinked by the pakistanis. that bin laden was just hiding there in plain sight. he was the one that told of some of this great progress there that was a mirage. he was the one that traded five taliban commanders for a deserter. in four of them are now back. i don't know what the other one is doing. he's like assistant to the regional commander in afghanistan. and barack obama was supposed to be the smart one. never joe biden was the joke, and now the joke is the president, the jokes on us. how stupid do the feds look? the feds put trump campaign officials behind bars, and then they released the taliban. the feds framed carter

20 years since 9/11, president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to all three states of the terror attack. they will join barack obama and michelle obama the bidens will also visit the site of the united 93 crash in pennsylvania. that flight was headed to san francisco from new jersey. george w. bush will provide remarks there. vice president kamala harris will also be there and will travel with the bidens to the pentagon. coming up, martha raddatz joins george stephanopoulos to reflect on 9/11 and its impact on the nation at home and abroad. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in thafrmath of hurricane ida.ida t tropical system to hit the united states in four years. in louisiana, cleanup efforts continue. president biden toward -- toured damage. there are still hundreds of thousands of power outages across the state. >> 25,000 linemen from across the country have come to louisiana to help. two of them lost their lives in the process of trying to get power back up. kate: president biden will travel to new york and new jersey to surve

. >> reporter: joining are barack obama, vice president kamala harris and president biden set to join the campaign. >> should newsom come out really strong, he sails forward into 2022 with a message for the party about how covid should be handled overall. >> reporter: a defining moment for california and a crucial test for newsom's legacy. >> early voting appears to favor governor newsom's legacy by 2 to 1. republicans are expected to come out in large numbers on tuesday as democrats are trying to mobilize more supporters. >>> now to afghanistan which has been firmly in the hands of afghanistan for two weeks. our richard engel returned to kabul to governed. richard, what sort of changes are you seeing already >> reporter: the first thing you see now when you land at kabul international airport is a giant sign in english and it says the islamic emirate of afghanistan seeks peaceful and positive relations with the world and that is the taliban's new message from its top leaders that they want to turn a page, that they are not the same group that was in power in this country in the 1990s

president biden and former president barack obama and bill clinton were all in the crowd of mourners paying their respects. that's where we find nbc's jay gray at the freedom tower with more on the mourning. >> very difficult to very emotional day for so many across the country including here at ground zero where thousands continued to gather. president biden, the first lady, starting their day here with former presidents obama and clintons taking part in the ceremony here. very respectful. very somber ceremony. highlighted by the readings of the names of those lost family members. reading those names aloud and pausing when they get to the person that they lost to share stories and talk about who the person was to put a face on the nearly 3,000 who died in those terror attacks two decades ago. not only a memorial here but also obviously at the pentagon where there was a moment of silence followed by taps at the time. plane struck there 9:37 in the morning. in shanksville, pennsylvania, where the passengers took over that flight that was reportedly bound for washington as well by terr

president biden and former presidents ordered heroes and lives lost saturday, as a nation mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11. former presidents barack obama new york. george w. bush spoke in shanksville, pennsylvania. and donald trump made a surprise visit to new york police and firefighters. the u.s. capitol police announced that they have concluded their internal investigations into offshore conduct on january six. disciplinary actions being suggested against officers in six cases. now back to dateline. >> welcome back to "dateline. " financial adviser pam zimmerman had been gunned down in her office. detectives wondered if the motive was professional or personal. digging deeper, they discovered that each of the men under investigation had something to hide and one in particular was withholding crucial information about the night pam was killed. here again is keith morrison with "before midnight. " >> police investigating the murder of pam zimmerman now had a short list. her fiance, scott, her client, eldon, and a third man, her ex-husband kirk. some of pam's relatives were convinced, though, that kirk should have been the first, maybe

joining in support for newsom are democratic heavyweights former president barack obama, vice president kamala harris, and president biden set to join the campaign >> should newsom come out really strong, he sails forward into 2022 with a message for the party about how covid should be handled overall. >> reporter: a defining moment for california and a crucial test for newsom's legacy and early voting appears to favor governor newsom by as much as 2-1, but republican voters are expected to come out in large numbers on tuesday as democrats try to mobilize more supporters in the final days frances? >> okay, guad, thank you >>> let's turn back to the weather right now because it is going to be a busy day busy with the tropical alerts and storm surge here's yeah, guys. you know, the latest models just coming out i am concerned that this storm system will go from zero to 100 very quickly right now it's very disorganized but i do expect it to ramp up throughout the afternoon it will be a huge flood threat across coastal areas of texas. hurricane watches, they are currently in place across the bay city all the way into corpus

would happen when he was vice president, when barack obama was in the white house, but we have george w. bush, barack obama, donald trump, and now joe biden and months, the secretary of state will be on capitol hill, the president promised an orderly exit, there will be big debate about that. but then a senate leader, now this is his portfolio, all of his questions. accountability for everything that happened every day as president, whether it is withdrawal from afghanistan or coronavirus pandemic, it is now his inbox and his presidential daily brief he gets every day that includes what president bush would tell you, president obama would tell you after, i remember extensive conversations with then vice president cheney about this, dark things a president and vice president and people that have access to the information have to read every day. they're different now than 20 years ago. in some ways, the issue is the same. >> one of the clearest things we got a look at during the afghanistan withdrawal, his view of foreign policy. as i was saying, this shaped how everyone views foreign policy, the lens americans view it through. he made that

harris was sheer, senator bernie sanders was in a commercial, former president barack obama also supporting and president biden is expected to come to california. they're trying to activate democrats to come out and vote. if you look at the numbers registered voters in california, democrats outnumber republicans almost 2:1, so if they can get enough democrats to get excited about the recall election in the last few days, they expect to win this. we need more than 50% of people to say no on the recall. part of this is also getting the latino vote. 30% of registered voters in california are latino and they're also very unlikely to vote. public policy institute estimated only 21% of the voters were likely to vote in the recall election, so we saw gavin newsom yesterday doing a campaign in san fernando valley a predominantly hispanic area in los angeles trying to activate as much of the latino vote as possible. meanwhile republicans have a hard battle in california. you mentioned larry elder is the front-runner, and we spoke with an analyst, a republican analyst yesterday who told us the most difficult thing for r

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support for newsom are democratic heavy weights former president barack obama, vice president kamala harris and tomorrow president bidenset to join the campaign. >> should newsom come out really strong, he sails forward into 2022 with a message for the party about how covid should be handled overall. >> a defining moment for california, and a crucial test for newsom's legacy. >> guad's in l.a. what does the latest polling show? >> early voting appears to favor governor news am by as much as two to one, but republican voters are expected to come out in large numbers on tuesday as democrats try to mobilize more supporters in the final days, kate? >> we'll be on it, guad thank you. >>> still ahead, the new tropical storm targeting the south. our behind the scenes lo this is what freedom sounds like. and this. this is what freedom smells like. ahhh, enjoy 30 days of open-road freshness. febreze car. la, la, la, la, la liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay

one night, you can disagree with barack obama with what he did or said. you can disagree with joe biden on his policies. i don't think there is much argument that those two democratic presidents took a more conciliatory style and frame their arguments less in the context of partisan hatred then did president trump. host: devon in mesquite, texas. independent. good morning. >> i have a few issues on social media would like to touch on. firstly, i played video games for a long time which is a form of social media. i have personally seen programs designed to create thousands of email accounts. they have robot verification and whatnot but it does not change the fact that people have alternate profiles out there. following on that subject, when it comes to alternate profiles that completely displaces what social media is about: being social. i am wondering what your thoughts might be on that and how that can even spend -- go into things like adult social media platforms. guest: i don't have much to say about that. i am not familiar with that phenomenon of alternate screen ids on gaming platf

biden agree with president obama that open borders are unsustainable? >> secretary psaki: we do not have open borders. >> dana: what do you think a customer asked me when i think this is barack this is sustainable. [laughter] it is his way of publicly warning joe biden "this is a huge problem." he's a smart guy politically. he won reelection. he knows that an open border can wound a city. high gas prices, domestic terror attacks, messing around with people's health care and open borders can make you lose a house majority like that. this is his way of warning joe biden. it is joe biden going to listen customer obviously not. i went and looked at what joe biden ran on. he ran on restoring the soul of the nation. has joe biden done that? no. joe biden has not restored the soul of the nation. it's a slash and burn divider. he demonized his border patrol, police, the military. he is not the guy he sold us. at this point, he said he was going to heal this country. this country is not healed. republicans and independents running away because they were vaulted. i don't see any biden supporters out there. i see a lot of people like "i didn't vote for him." [laughter] >> dana: you get

reporter: look at joe biden, barack obama, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer that is the party flirted withfunding the police, reimagining police and there they are honoring first-responders. i believe that honor is severe for 9/11 and 20 years later turning our back on some of those people. fox news alert, fbi releasing a newly classified document from its 9/11 investigation. the heavily redacted document includes details of the fbi investigation of the support saudi arabian hijackers received in lead-up to the attack. the saudi government of course denied any wrongdoing and so far they're saying there is no evidence of a direct link in the newly-released report but very heavily redacted. it is expected to be the first of several previously classified reports to be published about saudi arabia's potential involvement in 9/11. all but one of the 27 scientists who dismissed the covid wuhan lab leak theory in a very reputable peer reviewed journal are found to have links to chinese researchers. 26 of the 2, investigation by the telegraph revealing those scientists were either funded or had cl

the past couple of months and enlisting the party's biggest power brokers including barack obama and president biden. the republican-led effort costing california taxpayers nearly $300 million, but its lasting legacy may be the allegations of fraud before a single vote was counted. up until the past couple of weeks, conservative radio host larry elder polling neck and neck with newsom but last week, with polls showing him down, his campaign launched the stop california fraud wsite and aid that hlo to voter fraud before election day on. late last night elder let's -- let's -- let's be gracious. let's be gracious in defeat. we may have lost the war -- the battle, but we are going to win the war. >> reporter: and they're likely to be two lasting legacies to this recall effort. the first is a possible republican playbook to cry fraud when a campaign against a democrat appears in doubt. the other is that newsom's strict covid policies have worked and that, george, they have been popular. >> that was clearly on the ballot. thanks very much. >>> right to nicholas the storm is moving through the gulf coast

as for who is here today, president biden will be in attendance, along with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. we have also seen here former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, as well as the governor of new york, and new jersey. now, president biden not expected to speak today, but the white house did release a video last night, marking the 20th anniversary, and some of the president's reflections, here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> no matter how much time has passed, these commemorations bring everything painfully back, as if you just got the news a few seconds ago. and so on this day, jill and i hold you close in our hearts, and send you our love. unity is what makes us who we are. america at its best. to me, that's the central lesson, september 11th, is that at our most vulnerable, in the push and pull of all that makes us human, and in the battle for the soul of america, unity is our greatest strength. >> that sentiment of strength and unity likely will be things that we will hear throughout this historic day, jake. and shy also mention, i don't know if you can

biden quite well. speaking with former president barack obama. i was in chicago over the weekend ahead of the groundbreaking that's today of the presidential center. he did discuss president biden's agenda, and he was very candid in his comments and we'll have that discussion in our next half hour. michael? >> we're looking forward to that. >>> also on capitol hill, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley is facing tough questions this morning in that senate hearing room over his actions in the final month of the trump administration including calls to china's top general that had been making headlines. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there have been calls for milley's resignation by some republicans, but expect a vigorous defense from general milley about the behind-the-scenes talks with his chinese counterpart and his conversations with nancy pelosi over her concerns that donald trump could launch a nuclear strike. milley was already i

didn't go to any of the official ceremonies to stand alongside other presidents as barack obama, bill clinton and joe biden did. as george w. bush did in shanksville. instead he paid a separate visit to a police station, to, you know, make his own message separate from that, and talk about how he's planning to run again for election and he's, you know, using that video to attack his successor. you didn't hear any of that from the other presidents. the other presidents were talking about broader themes, broader themes about unity in america, what 9/11 taught us, what 9/11 should teach us, what we've learned since then, and the connection is between the violence of that day, and the violence we saw on january 6th, and the polarization of our society. george w. bush's speech was what powerful statement, making the connection between domestic terrorists and foreign terrorists, and he has a certain, you know, particular voice in that given that he was the president on the day of 9/11 when he had to face the consequences of this al qaeda attack. so i think you saw basically how president trump stands out from th

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. >> president biden joined at today's ceremony in new york city by former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama and former new york mayor michael bloomberg. meanwhile at the shanksville, pennsylvania side where united flight 93 was taken down. former president george w bush echoed president biden's sentiments. >> so much of our politics has become a naked appealed anger, fear and resentment. i can only tell you what action. on america's day of trial and grief. i saw millions of people instinctively grabbed for neighbors hand. and rally to the cause of one another. that is the america i know. >> president biden also attended the shanksville side after making comments in new york city and washington, d c vice president kamala harris also attended that's a memorial service by president george w bush this morning. >> so please know your nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. and how a brand. at this place. that has been sanctified. a sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face

11 memorial in new york city where he was accompanied by the former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and jill biden and former first ladies hillary clinton and michelle obama. the president stood there as he listened to the names that were read of each individual who lost their lives in the september 11th attack. after visiting new york city, the president then traveled to shanksville, pennsylvania, where he laid a wreath in honor of those who lost their lives on flight 93. one person whose name he laid the wreath in front of was a man named jeremy, 31 years old on flight 93 and he was one of the men who strategized to overtake the hijackers who likely intended for that flight to hit the u.s. capitol, but with that heroism and bravery of the passengers and crew on that flight, ultimately, that flight crashed into a rural field in pennsylvania. the president and first lady laid a wreath there and then actually walked the flight path and saw that boulder where that impact site was. the president made an unannounced stop at the shanksville fire department. this was the fire department that was first o

bush or barack obama or donald trump or now joe biden to decide the political decision to get involved in afghanistan or to stay there a while or withdraw, these were policy decisions. what underlies that policy decision is an assumption of conditions in the world and whether the tools you have, u.n. dispatches and security council, stamens from the white house, -- statements from the white house or military power, how useful they are. it is hard to wage war by committee, it never works well. in article two of the constitution, the first paragraph -- well, second one -- talks about the role of commander-in-chief, given to the president to be that person to whom the nation looks for using the military tool to secure u.s. national interests. later in article one, congress is supposed to provide for these tools, and army and navy, now a space force and cyber command and those sorts of things. when we have a situation life afghanistan and we have the secretary of defense, chairman of joints chief -- joint chiefs and so forth saying we can and can't do things, it should call people to quest

bush or barack obama or donald trump or now joe biden, to decide the political decision to get involved in afghanistan, or to stay there for a while, or to withdraw, these were policy decisions. and what underlies that policy decision is an assumption of conditions in the world and whether the tools you have, you know, u.n. dispatch, the security council, or statements from the white house, or military power, how useful are all those in a real world setting. so, you know, the topic of this thing was why a president? and it's very hard one to wage war by committee, and so in the article two right of the constitution, the very first paragraph, right. well, the second one, talks about this role of commander-in-chief. it's given to the president to be the person to whom the nation looks for using the military tools to secure u.s. national interests and then later on in article one, congress is supposed to provide for these tools, you know, an army, a navy and now space force and cyber command and those sorts of things, right? so when we have a situation like afghanistan and we have the secr

barack obama. it's the case under joe biden right now.isgusting irony is that that wrong -- and again stupid racist message about replacement is pounded into people's heads so that people like joe biden and other democrats get scared of that reaction and they send these desperate people who have undertaken one of the most courageous things a person undertakes back to where they came from. that's the point. i'm sorry we can't allow this vicious stupidity to win. julian castro serve as the secretary of housing and urban wet development under president obama. he joins me now. what do you think, about the idea, julian that the messages as vial as it is draws blood and works with the people it's intended to work and scarce democrats and all the way up in the biden administration into being worried about what it looks like with how -- what they do on the border? well, no question. and you laid out some of the history of that, whether talking earlier on about chinese, or irish, or italians or jews or mexicans or for example folks in the northern

anyway, meanwhile biden continues to rely on barack obama to sell his destructivee agenda who told abche trillions and trillions in new spending. here with reaction, author of a brand-new book for such a time as this, outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany as well as fox news contributor joe concha. i don't know, i look at the trillions of dollars, joe, and you know what i see? -- you should have your own show on media. >> i've heard. >> sean: i see the new green deal radicals running the party and they are even telling nancy pelosi nope, she wanted t? vote in the infrastructure bill, they said no deal.l. so now the whole party is in disarray and who knows what manchin and sinema will do in the senate. >> that's the thing, if this thing fails, it will be democrats that ultimately put it in the ground, sean, and spending billions for programs like tree equity, that's billions with a b and providing free college for those here illegally in this country. you look at the committee for responsible federal budget and they1 look at the numbers witht spain and they say this $3.5 trillion bill wou

bush will lead a service there a bit later today, while president joe biden were joined. formerly this bill clinton, i'm barack obama for ceremony in new york. i was witnesses to that. i ran just attack. recollect that day with a shiver. when our team run ads into the streets of new york, with his video camera off the 1st plane hit all day for all these years, he hasn't been able to find the strength to watch his own footage until the day of our interview. the i knew something was terribly wrong and i immediately wanted to get out there. and for some reason i, i wanted to grab my camera, put on my skates, and i by the time i got my skates on that one of the towers had fallen already. and i was just so unbelievable. and so i, i ran outside and they were already crowds of people outside gathering. i just felt i needed to, i wanted to document that i wanted to to be able to, to see it, you know, and, and it's funny that because i did shoot some video and i couldn't look at it later . i, i never looked at it. i put in a box and i just put it away. i read. the 1st thing i remember was a commercial airliner, had flown ove

president joe biden and first lady jill biden stood side by side with former presidents barack obamaill clinton and their wives, as bells marked the moments planes struck the world trade center, and when the towers collapsed. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael misulo. >> sreenivasan: children who never knew their parents and grandparents, uncles and aunts, stood before the invited guests as family members and friends held up photos of those they lost in the attack. >> and you will forever live in us. we miss you, and love you. ( bell ) >> sreenivasan: as the reading of the thousands of names continued in new york city, vice president kamala harris and former president george w. bus honored the memory of the 40 people on board the hijacked united airlines flight that passengers and crew members forced down in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. speaking first, president bush recalled his experience in office 20 years ago, and challenged americans to consider the dangers of domestic terrorism today. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was proud to

i don't expect this because all these people coming in, joe biden has made a statement, bernie sanders, barack obamarcial and nobody has under the following words, gavin newsom has done a good job for the people of california. you won't hear that because he hasn't. not on crime, not on homelessness, not on the decline of the quality of public education. a former state senator, leader of the state senate at the time, lori romero, still a democrat that has crossed party lines and support of my candidacy largely because of school choice. this is across the board, not just democrats and independents, people are fed up which is why they live in california in the first time in our state's 170 year history. >> jesse: another thing you want to hear about is the story in the mainstream media. can't find it on cnn, "washington post" won't cover it. imagine it was the other way. stacey abrams, maxine, something like that. forget about it. but this is how they rigged elections, larry. the big media colludes with the big donors to suppress the stories that come out of their precincts and then they hurl negative

mark 20 years since 9/11, president biden and jill biden will travel to all three states of the terror attack. they will join barack obama and michelle obama at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. the bidens will also visit the site of the united 93 crash in shanksville, pennsylvania. that flight was headed to san francisco from new jersey. former president george w. bush will give keynote remarks. kamala harris will also be there and travel with the bidens to the pentagon. coming, martha raddatz, pure thomas and charlie gibson will join virg stephanopoulos -- george stephanopoulos and reflect on 9/11. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in the aftermath of hurricane ida. it has become the deadliest tropical system to hit the united states in the last four years. in louisiana, cleanup efforts continue a week after ida came ashore as a category or storm. president biden toured some of the damage on friday. he thanked hard-working power company employees were trying to restore electricity. there are still hundreds of thousands of