dissenting party when the probably in europe, and that camera made the statements made by president george joe biden knew that the us did all wanted to split the world into confronting with law. she's been in fact this summer just for democracy, will be a step towards my caller icing the world community into the the scene groups and out driven to this. you can just get new more hired washington is only concerned about democracies inside nations. but when we start talking about moral preceding international affairs, the us just like their allies living in the lose interest, such conversation as no one wants to challenge nature and the union. these are the rules just recently, biden says that they will no longer use the military message remake of the nation and the wickedness we expect that to us will make the next step will using the military if you message and they will stop in posing the road development model on other nations. and these new rules based drive relies and double stand when the west needs that principle is from lee and the roy to self determination becomes the ultimate right. and then

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the former president, bill clinton was here. brock obama current president, joe biden. george w bush was at the ceremony in pennsylvania, who was absent from here. former president donald trump. he chose not to attend the formal ceremony. instead, he came after it was over to the ground. 0 very briefly spoke to some police and firefighters, and use the opportunity to denigrate joe biden, in the pull out from afghanistan. but beyond that, i think there's a lot of focus on how many people died here, but also how many people died in subsequent wars throughout the world in the last 20 years, words of the so called war on terror, but here just to ground 020 percent of the 2753 people died here on september 11th from abroad. there were 59 people from the united kingdom, 39 people from india, 26 from the dominican republic and 25 or from japan just to give you an idea. so well, a lot of americans are really take this day to remember every one that was lost. it's important also point out how this the events on 911 affected so many other people around the world. lee gabriel is on the w

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this is joe biden, 1st with george stephanopoulos on a b, c. after the pull out. so no, no, until your military advisors are not, you know, we should just keep 2500 troops. it's been a stable situation for the less every years. we can do that. we can continue to do that. no, no one said that to me that i can recall well, there's a big problem with that. here's general kenneth mackenzie today, the head of us central command watch. again, i won't share my personal recommendation to the present, but i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion and view shape to my recommendation. i recommended that we maintain 2500 troops in afghanistan, and general milly then was asked next. and he also agreed with that assessment. so de either joe biden is a liar, or he is losing his mind, or maybe both, i don't know, but he was not being honest and forthcoming with george stephanopoulos and the american people during that interview where he denied that his, his people told him to keep a force there. the big question for me is when i 1st met this, acknowledge just all of

george w. bush called joe biden from a secure location in the midwest, and joe biden advised him to get back to washington. in times of crisis, a president unifies a nation. president biden talked about unity on 9/11, it was key during his campaign. and as we commemorate that day, what are we expecting to hear from him? >> what is really interesting about 9/11 and joe biden is that months before he became the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, that was the first moment that in a time of national tragedy, that joe biden was the voice that we've seen since then, right? the voice of compassion, the voice of we're going to get through this. he was trying to get on the senate floor. he was trying to get to the c-span cameras. i've talked to many of his aides who were with him that day, he was trying to get in the capitol so they could see that the government was back in business. he was going around, telling people we're going to be okay. he did it in front of a couple of cameras, he also went on oprah six days after and did the same thing. we're going to see the same joe biden that be

former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania

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from george push's 9/11 to joe biden. mr. biden as afghan surrender did not end the war on terror, it emboldened you are enemies. karl is coming up to explain why he wrote that. here we go. president biden set to give a major speech later today charting the course, they say, on covid yet again now as the administration tries to bring the pandemic under control. the efforts so far falling short. what will he say then? >> dana: republican california candidate larry elder was attacked on the campaign trail as he tried to take newsom's job. >> bill: a former new york city firefighter and son 20 years later are working to make sure that people in america and around the world never forget. >> i remember telling the people i said don't yell, don't scream. i was the one who was yelling and screaming. and i said hold hands. i don't care if you don't know the person next to you. we'll get out of here. ♪♪ retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected income can help you sec

two hours the pentagon in virginia former presidents clinton and obama earlierjoined joe biden in new york, as georgeture together. prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. and the waiting is over, the unseeded canadian, leylah fernandez faces the british qualifier, emma raducanu,

former presidents, clinton and 0bama, joined joe biden, in new york as george w bush spoke in pennsylvaniarning about a loss of unity in american society. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. in other news, prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse, have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince — he denies the claims. an arson attack at a mosque in manchester, is being investigated as a hate crime. cctv footage from before the attack, late on friday night, has been released by didsbury mosque. nobody was hurt. and 18—year—old emma raducanu, is on court in new york in the us 0pen final and she leads by four games to three in the first set. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, natalie fahy, senior editor for nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo, and joe mayes, uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. good evening. ceremo

would in fact have kept 2500 troops on the ground as the generals now clearly recommended joe biden lied to george stephanopoulos, but he also lied saying he wouldn't abandon americans. do you see any scenario that is relatively safe where we can get our people home safely? because joe biden says we have all the leverage. i don't see it. >> yeah, sean, we gave up all her leverage when we ran out, when we abandoned and created this debacle, we not only gave of our leverage, but 13 american lives as well. there are lots of americans were working to help get their fellow comrades home from behind enemy lines. i hear from folks nearly every day, if try to help as i can as well. we are fighting our own government. we are working to try and work around and get assistance from our government, not -- we shouldn't have to be fighting them in the way we are. i don't see this at administration beginning to change that policy. i think they want to write this often just turn the page, the american people are going to let that happen, we will all remember. >> sean: he used that exact phrase at the u.n. he has n

look, the white house claims if you listen to the full totality of what joe biden, the president told george stephanopoulos, the generals didn't contradict him here, but biden left the impression that the military wasn't telling him that they wanted to leave u.s. troops there. >> it was a known goal on president biden's part. we all heard him say he wasn't told to his recollection, so either he doesn't recall, which raises a whole other issue, or he was told and he misspoke. and it put the generals in an awkward position yesterday as they were under oath, and it didn't take a tell all book or even their testimony yesterday to reveal what we had known throughout the media over the course of the last few months that they in fact many of them had been asking and suggesting that at least 2500 troops remain. so this was unnecessary position to put these men in, and we know that this is an issue and a recommendation that they had made to the president directly. >> and the point is, is this the president's decision to make? for better or for worse? >> right. which is all he had to say. >> the presi

george h.w. bush and current president joe biden. shannon. >> shannon: correlation can -- carly shimkus. studio together. reunited in person! we have all kinds of fun things. we're going to start with how addicted we are to our phones. >> people know this is a problem for me. i represent this research. it shows that the u.s. is deep into the digital age but data showing americans on average check their phones 96 times a day. that's about once every 10 minutes according to the company. 18 to 24 euros check their phones twice as much as the national average. boomers, seven times more likely text than talk in person. places likely to text than talk by phone. 50% of americans say that their smartphones help them achieve more work-life balance. nearly 90% of americans say they are offended when someone they are speaking with concerts looking at their phone for 75% admit they have done it themselves. are you guilty of this? >> shannon: double trouble, to phones at all times. if the averages 96 i'm probably double or triple. >> how soon do you check your phone when you wake up and how late befo

i think george washington made some different decisions than joe biden is making right now. >> oh, absolutelyome and in congress. he wrote several letters, george did, about asking for things and congress a lot of times during the war we know he had to take things into his own action. i think sometimes that's what we as americans we want to see accountability. we want to see just people actually doing something. i think the american people are mature enough to see accountability and that's why i think they love donald trump because there was accountability. there was maturity in terms of foreign policy. not this like baby steps taking ba because that's not who we are. we are mature. pete: you baked down what happened yesterday. a withdrawal deadline that failed. you got a chairman of the joint chiefs calling the chinese and giving them a heads up. and then you have him gossipping to reporters and admitting about it he seems to think that's what our generals are supposed to be doing. george, edith, john, thank you very much. appreciate your time back to you guys in new york city. full of jets

former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, warning about a loss of unity in american society. so much of our politics has become an a—kid appealto so much of our politics has become an a—kid appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. in other news, prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. an arson attack at a mosque in manchester is being investigated as a hate crime. cctv footage from before the attack late on friday night has been released by didsbury mosque. nobody was hurt. in around an hour's time, 18—year—old emma raducanu will take to the court in new york. the briton in playing in herfirst ever grand slam tennis final at the us open. and cristiano ronaldo scores twice as he makes his much anticipated return to manchester united, after 12 years away from the club. good eve

george adam ignatius udo don. got crazy, a, a damn all. terrence edward adderly junior, sophia b. and you can see the us president joe biden, and his wife jill former president's brocker obama and bill clinton and their wives . also listening to the names we'll be hearing all of the names over the course of the next few hours. let's bring in steve clemens. he's the host of the bottom line out of here is week he show and also editor at large. if the hell he joins us now from washington d. c. steve, this is clearly a moment for morning, but also very much and moment for reflection and it comes at a very specific moment for the us in the way that it sees itself. how do you think the country is, is reflecting upon its own identity in this moment? it's a great question. i think the country has seen a moment as kimberly how could said earlier when people were unified. they were, they were shocked that this could happen. and people of every background, every stripe and color, every part of society came together at a moment. and we're feeling the reflections in the memory of that day in a way we haven't dealt in 20 years. and i th

$40.00 crew and civilians at the $911.00 memorial. former president george bush will lead a service later today, while president joe biden will join formerly to bill clinton and barack obama. for ceremony in new york. eye. witnesses to the horrendous attack. recollect that day with a shiver. when our team chloe, and on the streets of new york, with his video camera off the 1st plane hate. although for all the years he hasn't been able to find the strength watches. i'm footage control 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's one of the towers had fallen already. and i was just so unbelievable. and so i, i ran outside and there 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. the 1st thing i r

joe biden. all here a former president george w bush chose to attend the ceremony in pennsylvania, who was not here at this ceremony and reflection was former president donald trump . he did stop by here within the last couple hours after the official ceremony was over and spoke to a few firefighters, and he chose to spend his day attacking president joe biden saying that the pull out from afghanistan was in his words chaotic and said that it was foolish, big picture here though is a lot of people are focusing on everyone that died here at ground 0. that was the point of these events here in this reflection. but it's also important to point out that of the 2753 people that died here at ground 0. 20 percent of them were foreign citizens, 59 people from the united kingdom, 36 people from india, 26 and the dominican republic and 25 japanese citizens died here. and there are a lot of dignitaries here, former and current president to the united states. it was really about the family members and all of the names of everyone that died. their names were said out loud, and it was a chance for everyone to re

finally amock and george kent finally managed to filter through one of the joe biden on the air to airplanekraine. next thing hunter biden is ringing him up says my dad says you have got a problem. so they went and met at a cafe off line don't know except amos did tell hunter biden unwise for him to continue having this leadership with la jeffs ski we know he continued to be paid by burisma way up until the end. >> lawrence: $50,000 a month. this is interesting. i have got to go, miranda. the democrats were. >> 83,000. >> lawrence: they were so interested in ukraine, right? now we are all interested. all political parties are interested. the democrats now aren't interested anymore because it happened to do with donald trump now it these do with the bidens. it shows you the hypocrisy and it's just sad. thank you so much, miranda for coming on the program. also here tonight dakota meyers medal of honor recipient and fox news contributor. dakota, i want to get your reaction to the secretary's performance today. he still doesn't know how many americans are there? >> i mean, look, are we surpris

former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. also in the programme... prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. and the waiting is over, the unseeded canadian, leylah fernandez faces the british qualifier, emma raducanu, as the all—teen final at the us open gets underway. you're watching special coverage of the anniversary of september 11th. events commemorating 20 years since the 9/11 attacks have been taking place in the us. the ceremony in new york included a minute's silence at the exact time the first plane hit the north tower of the world trade center in 2001, and the names of the nearly three thousand people who were killed there were read out. president

george w. bush. i can only figure joe biden will spell clorox. jon: i don't want to go there.want to go here though, the broader approach from this president. i think you have touched on the heart of the issue, president biden said america was back. the allies waited, looked around, started to see the fish is being made and wondered whether america was back and what that meant. how does he follow up with policy, with substance to convince the europeans and others america's back in his words. -- words? joe: i will be curious to hear the language of his speech. what we heard on the cut of jen psaki talking about ever grand, competition not conflict. that is what we hear coming from the white house. the president will try to shore up alliances but also go out of his way to make the point we are not about to enter a cold war with china. that climate change is something for instance that we can work on together. president xi jinping is not in new york and it is unclear what the president will lead with. just look at how he is book ending today. he has a bilateral meeting in the mor

former presidents clinton and 0bama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. in other news, the bbc understands prince andrew's staff do not believe legal papers from lawyers for the woman who has accused him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince, he denies the claims. an arson attack at a mosque in manchester is being investigated as a hate crime. cctv footage from before the attack late on friday night has been released by didsbury mosque, nobody was hurt. 18—year—old briton, emma raducanu, is preparing for her first ever grand slam final. she takes to the court at the us open in new york later today. and cristiano ronaldo scores on his return to manchester united, reaction to that and the rest of the day's action coming up in sportsday at quarter to 8 good evening. events commemorating 20 years since the 9/11 attac

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 the others. he wa

. >> i want to make a comment because i watched the george stephanopoulos interview before this hearing. joe biden did not say that no one suggested that we should keep 2500 troops. >> i read the quote. >> i have the time. what he said was you cannot have 2500 troops stay there in a stable situation. so we should at least be accurate about what information was provided. i would urge everyone to go back and actually look at the words and not take what is being said here as accurate. >> chairman, i read the quote. >> i read it too and i read it with a clear, open vision of what he was saying, not with a bent to try to make sure we could successfully have a partisan attack on him. he was asked, could they stay there in a stable environment. that's the option he said wasn't on the table. not because it wasn't offered because it didn't exist. while we are ripping apart these three gentlemen here, i want to remind everybody that the decision the president made was to stop fighting a war that after 20 years it was proven we could not win. there was no easy way to do that. >> mr. chairman, i believe gener

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i think it was really striking, listening to joe i think it was really striking, listening tojoe biden, listening to georgecans for unity. and you would have to file that under the easier said than done category, because americans are bitterly divided about nearly everything. 0ne bitterly divided about nearly everything. one of my colleagues was down at street level when joe biden's motorcade came past and this person started screaming at the motorcade, joe biden, you are a... murderer! and that is a symbol of where america is. i think it underlines why memorials like today are so important. there are probably 100 million americans who were not born or have no memory of 9/11. i know you're going to talk about the us open finals, neither of the players competing in that were born on 9/11. it is very important for america and the world to remember and take heed of what happened that dreadful day. and take heed of what happened that dreadful day-— the latest uk coronavirus figures now — and there were 29,5117 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average of 37,121 cases per day

and as we've heard from george w bush, who was president in 2001 we do the tax occurred and also from the statements from joe biden and comma le harris. that right now, this is where they are appealing to you for unity, even as there are allegations that donald trump is doubling down on division on a very painful day for so many millions of american politics aside. kimberly, how are people in the u. s. viewing this memorial, given the fact that we all know 20 years away from the original attacks. well, you know, there are some that are now college age are in university that have no recollection of these events simply because they weren't alive. and so this is certainly a tragedy that is now being remembered by an older generation of americans. but for those younger americans who are marking this day, they don't know what time when america wasn't at war. and even though we know that joe biden has declared the conflict in afghanistan over the troops have been withdrawn, he never said that the counter terrorism efforts of the united states around the world would stop. and so this is what this de represents for millio

george washington was right about everything. i would say science have evolved since then. for at least those who want us to suggest and we have more on this tonight that joe biden is crossing some new lines and doing some un-american, what do you think about a little bit of george to start the evening here and the wider context of who's telling the truth. >> if you are the age over 25 or 30, if you have been to school, you have to get vaccinated. joe biden is not over reaching. joe biden is not pushing anything to the limit. if you can go back to 1905, there are supreme court rulings on these kinds of issues. the fallout is he's putting his foot down. he recognized that without a federal mandate and a vaccine mandate, coming from the federal government, the only way you can get enough people vaccinated so this country can get out of the pandemic. >> yeah, you mentioned carrots caddy, we have enough vaccines to give to bugs bunny. on the policy major there is been a lot of carrots and a lot of sweeteners and tiktok videos and hey, this is fun and this is good and they had it. i want to ask you katy, i want to ask you about leadership and the ability to change on