pluribus unum.know that our diversity, our patchwork heritage is not a weakness, it is still, and always will be, one of our greatest strengths. this is the america that was attacked that september morning. this is the america that we must remain true to. across our country today, americans are coming together in service and remembrance. we run our fingers over the names in memorial benches here at the pentagon. we walk the hallowed grounds of a pennsylvania field. we look up at a gleaming tower that pierces the new york city skyline. but in the end, the most enduring memorial to those we lost is ensuring the american and we continue to be. that we stay true to ourselves. that we stay true to what is best in us. that we do not let others divide us. as i mark this solemn day for the last time as president, i think of american's stories that i have been humbled to know that embody the true spirit of 9/11. it is the courage of wells, just 24 years old, in the south tower, the man in the red bandanna wh

of flight 93 well understood the collective strength of our nation is found in a creed, e pluribus unum. >> back in new york city, thousands gathering a in the terror attacks after a moment of silence family members began solemnly reading the names of the almost 3,000 victims. >> andrew anthony abatta. >> presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump attending the 9-11 commemoration. in lower manhattan, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> on to follow-up on a shooting we told you about is breaking news last night on shooting at desert ridge marketplace. it turns out this was a a allegedly all over an on-line sale gone bad. two people had agreed to meet at the shopping center near the loop 101 and tatum. the suspect, allegedly tried to rob the victim, but the victim opened fire. the suspect fired back, took the merchandise and took off on a red motorcycle. officers are still looking for that suspect. they say he m in the crossfire. anyone with information is asked to call silent witness. >>> two schools in glendale school district are set to be closed due to some structural repairs. >

e pluribus unum. out of many, we are one. thank you. [applause] that brings me great pleasure to introduce to you gordie felt, president of families of flight 93. his brother edward died on that day. he has worked tirelessly to make sure the voices of the families are heard and reflected in the visits here. his day job with his wife donna that servesg a camp autistic children, and i feel blessed to have known him since 2013 when i first came here. he is a true champion for this site and for everything that the heroes and heroines of flight 93 demonstrated. felt. welcome gordie [applause] >> good morning. regional director caldwell, secretary jewell, senator casey, reverend britain, senator toomey, congressman schuster, families, friends, tom, wally, so many wonderful people i see in front of me today. members havety taken time to join us and commemorate the 15th anniversary of september 11, 2001. i welcome you and offer you my gratitude. i offer my gratitude for actively remembering our losses. the individuals, the collective the herois

strength of our thatn is found in a creed is as old as the founding of -- eca itself, the tourism unum, that out of many, we are one. [applause] sec. jewell: thank you. theell, the president of families of flight 93, as was mentioned by mike. his brother died on that day. he has worked tirelessly to make sure the voices of the family are heard and reflected in the visits here. he's day job with his wife donna is supporting a camp that autistic children. i have known him since 2013. he is a true champion for this site and for everything that the heroes and heroines of flight 93 demonstrated are the best in humanity. join me in a welcome for the president of families of flight 93, gordy phelps. >> good morning. regional director caldwell, secretary jewell, senator casey, reverend britain,, was friends,r, families, so many wonderful people i see in front of me today. community members and all of you who have taken time to join us today and commemorate the 15th anniversary of september 11, 2001, i welcome gratitude.er you my i offer my gratitude to you for actively remembering our losses,

e pluribus unum. out of many, we are one. thank you.ings me great pressure to bring to gordie phelps, the president of the families of flight 93. his brother edward died on that day. he has worked tirelessly to make sure the voices of the families are heard and reflected in the visits here. his day job with his wife donna is supporting a cap that serves autistic children. i feel blessed to have known him since 2013 when i first came here. he is a true champion for the site and for everything that the heroes and heroines of flight 93 demonstrated are the best in humanity in office. him.e join me to welcome [applause] good morning. regional director caldwell, secretary jewell, senator casey, reverend button, senator toomey, congress and schuster, families, tom, wally, so many wonderful people i see on front of me today. members, tounity all who has taken time to anniversarythe 50th of september 11, 2000 and one. i wept with you and offer you my gratitude. i have my gratitude for actively remembering our losses. the individuals, the collec

"e pluribus unum. out of many, we are one. for we know that our diversity, our patchwork heritage is not a weakness. it is still and always will be one of our greatest strengths." the 15 year anniversary was also the start of the n-f-l season -- and every terror attacks.in all 13 stadiums -- a lot of fans saw flag's the size of the entire football field -- while coaches -- players and even politicans honored the country. vice president joe biden helped unveil a giant flag in philadelphia -- and former president george w. bush was at the coin-flip in dallas. "as the years go by, september 11th, 2001 can seem like part of a different era. for many, today may feel like any families whose loved ones were stolen 15 years ago the memory of that morning is fresh and so is the pain." pain."there were some players who protested racial inequality during the ceremonies.four dolphins players took a knee during the anthem -- just like 49-er quarterback colin kaepernick has been doing. the entire seattle seahawk team locked arms -- honoring

e pluribus unum for many is nice.certainly the notion the country was built on believe in god, the god of the bible specifically and without that we don't have an america, with all the goodwill and good conservatism we would like, won't survived the death of god. not because god will punish us. i'm repeating myself but have no choice. i understand people can extract one sentence and it is not fair to the deck i wish to make but i believe most republicans, is john mccain a conservative? i don't think so. bob dole a conservative? what about the presidential nominee? i don't think so. mitt romney? i don't know. the man who ran his campaign boasted, don't see this in a negative way, it sounds pejorative, proclaimed i have no ideology. he said it, the head of the romney campaign had no political ideology. how is that possible? >> host: let's hear from john in oregon, go ahead with your question or comment for dennis prager. >> caller: hi, i wanted to tell you how i met you. and to thank you for the tv show you had very bri

metlife, unum, lincoln national, cigna, they were up today.hey invest their premiums in long-term high quality corporate bonds. david? david: very interesting. adam, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: so bill clinton continuing to focus on national security. the democratic nominee holding a bipartisan meeting with former military leaders and foreign policy experts to discuss how to defeat isis. our own blake burman is standing by in d.c. with the latest on this one. what did they come up with, blake? reporter: hillary clinton, melissa, she is trying to highlight two strength she has over donald trump. foreign policy experience and ability she says to work across the aisle. to that end, earlier this afternoon, it i still ongoing, we believe, clinton summoned top foreign policy leaders for what her campaign described as working session, the way they put it on foreign policy and national security. among the guests, you see some of them there. sitting directly next to her, george w. bush appointed homeland security secretary michael chertoff.

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our attempts to be e pluribus unum is hard enough without assuming the worst of everyone else. a quick word about me. you will have a hard time getting to my right. i'm a republican because i am a conservative and a conservative because i am a christian. i believe conservative policies best reflect the christian worldview, but i'm careful not ivinize my own-- d politics. i don't pretend to speak for god. the driving motivation is the same as that for the rest of my life. to put the lord first in my heart and actions. i was ready to support any of the other 16 republican candidates for president but there was one i could not support and he won. this is uncomfortable for me on many levels, not the least of which to be divided from so many allies inside my party. i cannot wait until the season is over and we can recover unity, that is my hope. >> amen. >> i want to analyze the reason i heard for why evangelicals are supporting donald trump. they boil down to three justifications. one, he is the lesser of two evils. two, god uses bad people for good purposes. three, trump is a good

our attempt to be e pluribus unum are hard enough without assuming the worst of everyone else.ck word about me, you will have a hard time getting to my right. i'm a republican because i am a conservative. a conservative because i'm a christian. i believe that a conservative policy best reflects the christian worldview. i'm careful not to demonize my own politics. the driving motivation is the same as that for the rest of my life. to put the lord first in my heart and actions. i was ready to support any of the other 16 republican candidates for president but there was one i could not support and he won. this is uncomfortable for me, on many levels not the least of , which to be divided from so many allies inside my party. i cannot wait until the season is over and we can recover unity, that is my hope. >> amen. bill: i want to analyze the reason i heard for why evangelicals are supporting him. as best as i can tell, they boil down to three justifications. one, he is the lesser of two evils. two, god uses bad people for good purposes.

pluribus unum are hard enough without assuming the worst of everyone else. a quick word about me. you have a hard time getting to my right. i'm a republican because i'm a conservative, and a conservative because i'm a christian. i believe that conservative policies best reflect the christian worldview. but i'm careful not to demonize the politics that i don't pretend to speak for god. the driving modification and what politics is the same as that for the rest of my life. to put the lord first in my heart into my actions. i was ready to support any of the other 16 republican candidates for president, but there was one i couldn't support, and he won. this is an uncomfortable season for me on many levels. not least of which is to be divided from so many allies inside my party. i can't wait until this season is over and we can recover unity. or at least that's my hope. explaining my opposition to go public analyze from what i've heard evangelievangeli cals are sporting a. as best as sporting a. has been selected help able down to three justifications. one, he's the lesser of two evils

many conservatives are in the liberty camp, and e pluribus unum, you know, from anyone is nice and it's good, but certainly the notion that the country was built on belief in god, the god of the bible specifically and that without that we really don't have an america with all the goodwill and good conservativism that we would like, it won't survive the death of god. i do believe -- not because god will punish us. i'm repeating myself, but i have no choice because i understand that people can extract one sentence, and then it's not fair to the point i wished to make. but i believe that most republicans -- look, is john mccain a conservative? i don't think so. was bob dole a conservative? i'm talking about the presidential nominees. i don't think so. was mitt romney? i don't know. i can't say. i know, i know man who ran his campaign boasted, and i don't say this in a negative way, so maybe be boasted sounds pejorative. proclaimed, i have no ideology. be -- he said it, the head of the romney campaign had no political ideology. how is that possible? >> host: let's hear from john in grant's

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