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9/11/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Andrew Giuliani, Mike Codella, Brigitte Gabriel, Katie Zacharia. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, today is a very
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Speaker 1: somber day, as it has been every September 11th for
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Speaker 1: the last 25 years. As we mark this anniversary, this
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Speaker 1: Islamic terror attack that happened on our nation, Andrew Giuliani,
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Speaker 1: who was right there alongside his father on that fateful day,
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Speaker 1: will join us off the top of the show today
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Speaker 1: to reflect on that dark day as we honor the survivors,
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Speaker 1: the victims, and their family members. Plus, a retired police
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Speaker 1: sergeant who was buried beneath the rubble as the North
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Speaker 1: Tower came crashing down will join us as well to
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Speaker 1: share his story as a first responder and a survivor
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Speaker 1: of 9-11. Also tonight, we'll break down the ever-present threat
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Speaker 1: of radical Islamic jihad that will happen in our nation again, folks,
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Speaker 1: if we don't stop it. Brigitte Gabriel will be here
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Speaker 1: for that discussion. And we'll go woke for a bit
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Speaker 1: to lighten things up a bit later. I'm Dan Ball,
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Speaker 1: and Real America starts right now. Good Friday evening to you, folks.
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Speaker 1: I just want those images to run for a few
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Speaker 1: minutes here. Think about it. Think about that darkest day
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Speaker 1: in our nation's history, 25 years ago today, when nearly 3,000
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Speaker 1: precious American lives were lost. Why? Let's remember why. Because
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Speaker 1: people have been trying to water this down for the
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Speaker 1: last two and a half decades, and not on my watch,
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Speaker 1: as you watch an American choose, burn alive or jump
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Speaker 1: out of a building on fire.
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Speaker 2: 19.
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Speaker 1: Count them. 19. Islamic hijackers took over four planes that day.
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Speaker 1: That's what happened. Two of them, as you just witnessed,
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Speaker 1: were flown to the Twin Towers in New York City,
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Speaker 1: killing thousands there, including all the passengers on the planes,
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Speaker 1: the employees that were in the buildings that couldn't get out,
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Speaker 1: the first responders that ran in to save people. A
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Speaker 1: third plane flown into the western face of the Pentagon,
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Speaker 1: killing nearly 200. And a fourth plane Once again, American
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Speaker 1: heroes deciding their fate crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania that day,
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Speaker 1: taking over that plane before it could reach its target,
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Speaker 1: which we believe was the White House or the Capitol building.
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Speaker 1: We must never, ever forget. Watch, look at that American fall,
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Speaker 1: jumping to his death. I know these images are horrible,
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Speaker 1: but by golly, we're not going to stop showing them
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Speaker 1: for 50 years from now, 100 years from now. You
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Speaker 1: show them and you remind people what happened. Look at
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Speaker 1: the fear in those Americans' eyes running away as the
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Speaker 1: first responders ran towards the danger. It is our duty,
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Speaker 1: it is our obligation, it is our responsibility as Americans
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Speaker 1: and as patriots to remember and to always ensure that
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Speaker 1: every future generation knows exactly what happened that day. Not
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Speaker 1: a watered-down version that some Muslim mayor of New York
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Speaker 1: City wants you to learn about or some school district
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Speaker 1: in some Virginia county. We'll get to that later. There's
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Speaker 1: people literally trying to change history. to make Muslims in
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Speaker 1: our country feel better about it. Not me, pal. Not me.
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Speaker 1: On that note, let's look back. Lobby, North Tower, after
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Speaker 1: the attack, New York City's bravest, the firefighters, heard the
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Speaker 1: sounds of people jumping and smashing onto the top roof
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Speaker 1: of that catwalk in between the buildings. It was horrific.
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Speaker 1: Did you see the looks on their faces as they
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Speaker 1: realized what those sounds are? Those are bodies. After the
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Speaker 1: Twin Towers collapsed, then President George Bush addressing the nation
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Speaker 1: from the Oval, trying to give some comfort to our nation.
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Speaker 3: Thousands of lives were suddenly ended by evil, despicable acts
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Speaker 3: of terror. The pictures of airplanes flying into buildings, fires burning,
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Speaker 3: huge structures collapsing, have filled us with disbelief, terrible sadness,
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Speaker 3: and a quiet, unyielding anger. These acts of mass murder
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Speaker 3: were intended to frighten our nation into chaos and retreat.
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Speaker 1: But they have failed.
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Speaker 3: Our country is strong.
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Speaker 1: But my fellow patriots, they've tried for 25 years. And
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Speaker 1: they're getting close to putting that light out. And I'm worried.
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Speaker 1: You see, we came together as a nation. We had
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Speaker 1: our faith. We had our patriotism. We had each other.
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Speaker 1: We grieved. For the victims, we coddled the survivors and
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Speaker 1: the family members that were grieving. And yes, we wanted
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Speaker 1: revenge to those 19 hijackers that organized. There they are.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget who they are, what they look like, where
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Speaker 1: they came from, okay? These teams of killers that trained
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Speaker 1: to be pilots, that trained under al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden,
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Speaker 1: 15 of them came from Saudi Arabia. Two came from
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Speaker 1: the UAE, one came from Egypt, and the other from Lebanon.
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Speaker 1: What do they all have in common? Islam. They were
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Speaker 1: all Muslims, hated the West, hated America, hated Europe, hated Israel,
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Speaker 1: you name it. Their way or the highway. America was
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Speaker 1: the big devil. They wanted us killed. Now, we're still
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Speaker 1: standing today, but let me tell you, I'm a little worried.
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Speaker 1: because we need more great leaders to stand up and
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Speaker 1: remind us all who hit us 25 years ago, how
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Speaker 1: they are now taking over parts of this country, and
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Speaker 1: what could happen in the very near future if we
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Speaker 1: don't stop it.
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Speaker 4: No one can ever prepare for a day like 9-11,
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Speaker 4: but we can always choose to be the kind of
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Speaker 4: nation the world saw in those days after. We can
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Speaker 4: build families like the Stackpoles. We can raise our children
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Speaker 4: to know that their country is good, that their fathers
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Speaker 4: are brave, and that our flag is a symbol of
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Speaker 4: justice and freedom.
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Speaker 1: And we can be a.
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Speaker 4: Nation whose heroes are not fanatics for an abstract cause.
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Speaker 1: JOHN YANG, Former President of the United States of America,
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Speaker 1: Join me now to kick the show off on this
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Speaker 1: very somber 25th anniversary. He was just a teenager. Watching
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Speaker 1: his father, I can only imagine, comfort the city he
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Speaker 1: grew up in, the city his dad was running during
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Speaker 1: the most deadly terror attack in American history. Lifelong New
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Speaker 1: York resident and my pal, Andrew Giuliani, back on the program. Andrew,
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Speaker 1: you were just 15 that day. I was in my
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Speaker 1: late 20s. I remember my brother calling me. We're under attack.
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Speaker 1: Get back in. I'd been out of the service several years.
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Speaker 1: He was in the military. I literally hopped on my
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Speaker 1: motorcycle the next day and drove to March Air Force
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Speaker 1: Base and tried to go back in the service because
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Speaker 1: I was so upset with what happened. Tell us where
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Speaker 1: you were at that day. Walk us through then your dad,
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Speaker 1: what he did. I mean, we call him America's mayor
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Speaker 1: because of it. And you had a front row seat
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Speaker 1: to the horror and then to the comforting.
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Speaker 5: Well, Dan, thank you very much for covering this first
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Speaker 5: and foremost. I think it's important as we're 25 years
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Speaker 5: later that what everybody was saying back then, which is
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Speaker 5: we will never forget. I think too many people use
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Speaker 5: that as a slogan and maybe remember for one morning
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Speaker 5: once a year and then forget for the.
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Speaker 6: Other 364 days.
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Speaker 5: It's important to remember what those terrorists tried to take
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Speaker 5: from us.
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Speaker 6: They took 297, 2,977 souls, 343 FDNY members, 23 NYPD,
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Speaker 6: New York's bravest, New York's.
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Speaker 5: Finest, of our Port Authority, 37 of our Port Authority,
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Speaker 5: but they really tried to take our way of life.
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Speaker 5: And it's so important that we continue every single day
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Speaker 5: to fight for our Constitutional Republic, that we continue every
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Speaker 5: single day to fight for the ideals of our Constitution.
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Speaker 5: Because that's ultimately what they aim for. And they struck us,
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Speaker 5: but what happened in those moments you're seeing right now,
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Speaker 5: you're seeing one of the greatest tragedies in our country's history.
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Speaker 5: You're also seeing the greatest rescue effort in American history
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Speaker 5: as well. Over 20,000 people were saved that day because
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Speaker 5: of the heroism of the FDNY, those members of the NYPD,
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Speaker 5: of random citizens like Wells Crowder, like Steven Siller, who
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Speaker 5: ran into the tower where others we're running out. That's
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Speaker 5: what it means to be an American. And we can
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Speaker 5: never forget that. And as more and more people, you know,
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Speaker 5: one of the things that's important to remember too, 40%
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Speaker 5: of Americans either were not born or were.
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Speaker 6: Too young to remember that day.
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Speaker 1: That's a huge thing.
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Speaker 5: As people get older and older and you have more
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Speaker 5: and more generations, I think like my daughter, who never
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Speaker 5: experienced the emotions of those days. Dan, we were talking
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Speaker 5: earlier about how as soon as you go down to
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Speaker 5: ground zero for me, I feel like I'm back there
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Speaker 5: on that day.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I started crying.
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Speaker 1: I'm a mess. I've only been there three times in
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Speaker 1: the last 25 years and I can't even... It's, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Were you in high school at the time? I was.
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Speaker 6: What was the first thing your.
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Speaker 1: Dad said to you as mayor? Because we all saw
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Speaker 1: him on TV with the president, right, at the time
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Speaker 1: at the rubble. What did he say to you, his family,
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Speaker 1: when it first happened?
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Speaker 5: So it's interesting. You know, I remember that morning. I
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Speaker 5: still had a police detail on me, and they were
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Speaker 5: driving me.
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Speaker 6: Out to my fourth or fifth day of high school.
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Speaker 5: And I remember looking down and seeing the Twin Towers
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Speaker 5: on a beautiful day, driving over the George Washington Bridge,
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Speaker 5: and talking about a football game that day before.
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Speaker 6: The Giants played a Monday night football game. We were
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Speaker 6: talking about the Giants' loss.
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Speaker 5: And thinking how later that day, how trivial that conversation was,
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Speaker 5: the last time seeing those towers and all those innocent souls.
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Speaker 6: That were certainly entering that building at that time. But
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Speaker 6: it was interesting. I knew my father was down there.
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Speaker 5: It was a very bizarre feeling because I knew he
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Speaker 5: was okay, even though he was in the midst of.
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Speaker 6: All this danger. But obviously as a son and to
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Speaker 6: see everything.
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Speaker 5: That he's had to endure over the last half-dozen years
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Speaker 5: or so.
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Speaker 6: His resilience that he showed.
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Speaker 5: On that day was something that uplifted the country, that
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Speaker 5: allowed the country to realize that while we are in
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Speaker 5: our darkest hour now, we have the resolve to be
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Speaker 5: able to endure. And frankly, it's something that I've watched
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Speaker 5: from him every single day over the last six years
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Speaker 5: as well.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I love, can I just say something?
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Speaker 6: It's an incredible thing.
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Speaker 1: I have loved getting to know you and your dad
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Speaker 1: over the last six years doing this job here at OAN.
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Speaker 1: You guys are such good people. You know, that sounds
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Speaker 1: like an old, easy, cheesy phrase, but you're just, you're
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Speaker 1: good people. And your patriots, the country, the city of
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Speaker 1: New York was blessed to have your dad at the
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Speaker 1: helm and a family like yours at the helm. And
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Speaker 1: so I've got other guests we've got to get to.
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Speaker 1: I've got a survivor and a cop coming up next
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Speaker 1: who was there. one of New York's bravest NYPD. So
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Speaker 1: I want to hear his story. And then we're going
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Speaker 1: to talk about the continuing threat of radical Islam. And
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Speaker 1: there's no more when we might get hit. They're here.
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Speaker 1: They're on the front doorstep. They're running for office. They're
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Speaker 1: taking over cities. And I'm really nervous about that. So
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Speaker 1: I want to get to that with some other guests.
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Speaker 1: But Andrew, I just want to tell you how much
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Speaker 1: we appreciate you, your father, the whole family. We love
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Speaker 1: the Giulianis here at Real American OAN. Thank you, brother.
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Speaker 5: Well, Dan, thank you. And please thank that police officer
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Speaker 5: for me and my family. And to your audience, when
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Speaker 5: you see a first responder, go thank them because they'll
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Speaker 5: run into that building to save you.
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Speaker 1: There you go. Andrew Giuliani, God bless you, brother, on
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Speaker 1: this 25th anniversary of 9-11, as we remember as a
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Speaker 1: nation together. I hope we can find that unity we
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Speaker 1: found on September 12, 2001 again because, man, that was
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Speaker 1: some good unity. God bless you, man. Take care.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Dan.
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Speaker 8: Yep.
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Speaker 1: All righty. Coming up. After the break, as I said,
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Speaker 1: we're going to continue to honor and remember the lives
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Speaker 1: lost 25 years ago. Today, Mike Codella, New York City
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Speaker 1: police officer, was on duty that day. Not only a
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Speaker 1: first responder, but also a survivor after he was nearly
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Speaker 1: killed when the towers collapsed. I believe he was in
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Speaker 1: Building 7. He was blasted off his feet, almost died.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk about his story next. Plus, we'll look at
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Speaker 1: how America views what happened on that day 25 years
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Speaker 1: later and why some in this nation are hell-bent on
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Speaker 1: changing history and watering down who was behind the heinous attacks.
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Speaker 1: And it's Friday, so you know what that means. We'll
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Speaker 1: lighten things up a little bit, make fun of this
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Speaker 5: Tuesday, 9, 17 a.m.
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Speaker 3: Hi, it's Brooke.
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Speaker 2: It's nice to meet you.
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Speaker 1: I don't think about you being home.
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Speaker 9: I'm okay.
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Speaker 2: I love you guys.
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Speaker 6: Elsa, it's Lynn.
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Speaker 2: I only have a minute. I'm on United 93, and
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Speaker 2: it's been hijacked by terrorists who say they have a bomb. Apparently,
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Speaker 2: they have flown a couple of planes into the World
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Speaker 2: Trade Center already, and it looks like they're going to
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Speaker 2: take this one down as well. Mostly, I just wanted
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Speaker 2: to say I love you.
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Speaker 8: Hi, baby.
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Speaker 10: Baby, you have to listen to me carefully.
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Speaker 11: I'm on a plane that's been hijacked.
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Speaker 8: I'm on the plane.
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Speaker 1: I'm calling from the plane.
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Speaker 10: I want to tell you I love you.
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Speaker 5: Please tell my children that.
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Speaker 1: I love them very much. Folks, it is with a
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Speaker 1: heavy heart we continue our coverage of the somber 25th
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Speaker 1: anniversary of those Islamic terror attacks on September 11, 2001,
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Speaker 1: when 2,977 Americans were killed. And let me tell you,
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Speaker 1: whether you were alive back then or not, just listening
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Speaker 1: to those victims' phone calls who knew they were facing
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Speaker 1: imminent death inside the towers, inside the planes, if your
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Speaker 1: skin doesn't crawl, if you don't get a little misty-eyed,
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Speaker 1: if you don't get a pit in your gut, if
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Speaker 1: you don't feel like, I don't know if I should
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Speaker 1: use the word vengeance, if you don't feel like we
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Speaker 1: should have gotten vengeance, and I don't know if we
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Speaker 1: really did, there's something wrong with you as a patriot.
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Speaker 1: There are survivors, so many of them, thousands of them
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Speaker 1: that were lining the streets in New York, that were
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Speaker 1: in the Pentagon, that watched all this happen. Those people
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Speaker 1: were affected too. We've got to keep them in our
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Speaker 1: hearts and our minds as well. We said, what was that?
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Speaker 1: And I ran out to the window and I look
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Speaker 1: out and I see smoke.
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Speaker 2: The next thing I saw, I mean, you got to
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Speaker 2: look at it.
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Speaker 1: The bottom elevator, the glass just flames exploded off the
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Speaker 1: front of the World Trade Center. Glass flew everywhere.
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Speaker 6: You work in number one World Trade?
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Speaker 1: Yes, I do.
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Speaker 10: And what floor were you?
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Speaker 1: 72nd floor. Very strong buildings, as you remember from the
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Speaker 1: blast last time.
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Speaker 6: But what does it take as an engineer to do
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Speaker 6: the job? Oh, no.
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Speaker 12: Let's get ready.
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Speaker 1: Millions in New York City witnessed it that day, folks.
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Speaker 5: Hmm.
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Speaker 1: Besides the folks killed in the towers, 184 killed at
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Speaker 1: the Pentagon that day. Let's not forget the passengers and
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Speaker 1: crew members on the planes. None of them should ever
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Speaker 1: be forgotten. We should honor them every single day. Former
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice did that today during a
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Speaker 1: speech at the Pentagon.
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Speaker 13: We responded in ways that the evil men who attacked us.
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Speaker 7: Could never have imagined.
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Speaker 5: They believed that we would.
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Speaker 7: Be terrorized into retreat.
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Speaker 1: Well, they picked the wrong people. They did not know
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Speaker 1: us then or now.
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Speaker 13: They did not know that our strength is in our
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Speaker 13: belief in our country and in each other.
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Speaker 1: Back at ground zero today, every living president showed up,
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Speaker 1: past mayors, past New York governors. They did what we've
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Speaker 1: done now for 25 years in a row. We read
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Speaker 1: every single name that was lost that day, as we should.
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Speaker 1: They did it in Shanksville, they did it at the Pentagon,
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Speaker 1: and they did it at Ground Zero. We have to
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Speaker 1: keep this promise, folks, that we will never, ever forget
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Speaker 1: the victims nor the survivors of that day.
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Speaker 12: Vincent Paul Abante.
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Speaker 1: Lawrence Christopher Abel.
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Speaker 6: Alana Abraham. William F.
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Speaker 1: Abrahanson.
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Speaker 2: Richard Anthony Aceta.
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Speaker 11: Heinrich Bernard Ackerman.
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Speaker 1: Paul Aquavita.
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Speaker 8: Christian Adams.
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Speaker 1: Joining me now, a very special guest. He is a
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Speaker 1: 9-11 survivor and retired police sergeant who served with the NYPD.
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Speaker 1: He ran to the North Tower as soon as he
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Speaker 1: realized the city was under attack. rushing into the building
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Speaker 1: to try and help other first responders. The building's collapse
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Speaker 1: hurled him from what I've told over 15 feet, burying
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Speaker 1: him beneath debris. Eventually, he was rescued, surviving that collapse firsthand,
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Speaker 1: and then after recovering from his injuries, going right back
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Speaker 1: on the job. And he joins us now to share
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Speaker 1: his story, Mike Codella. Mike, thanks for coming on. You
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Speaker 1: and so many of Newtown's York's bravest and finest and
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Speaker 1: port authority, and I can keep going. There were so
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Speaker 1: many first responders that didn't even wear the badge or
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Speaker 1: the fire suit. There were so many New Yorkers that
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Speaker 1: showed up that day to lend a helping hand to
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Speaker 1: their fellow Americans when we got hit. Mike, how are
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Speaker 1: you feeling today? 25 years later. And then if you would,
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Speaker 1: I'd like to go back 25 years ago and talk
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Speaker 1: about that day and where you were.
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Speaker 2: Well, thanks for having me. I feel good today. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: It's a summer day. 9-11 is always a tough day.
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Speaker 1: I bet.
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Speaker 2: Health-wise, I feel great. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Any health issues? We know so many people have had
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Speaker 1: breathing issues because of all that just stuff from the
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Speaker 1: towers that they breathed in for days.
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Speaker 2: Nothing to talk about, really. I'm healthy, thank God.
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Speaker 1: That's good. Talk to me about that day. Where were
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Speaker 1: you serving on the NYPD? I saw a pic of you.
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Speaker 1: You're so young and spurry looking, ready to go. What
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Speaker 1: happened when you got the call? Where'd you go? And
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Speaker 1: talk about the collapse.
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Speaker 2: Sure. So when the first plane hit the building, I
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Speaker 2: was actually home getting ready to go to work.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 2: My office was actually in the Seven World Trade Center building.
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Speaker 9: Oh.
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Speaker 2: I was assigned at the time to the Secret Service
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Speaker 2: Task Force, an investigative unit within the Secret Service. Okay.
21:10
Speaker 2: So when the plane hit, I thought basically it was
21:13
Speaker 2: just a pilot that was off course. I never expected
21:16
Speaker 2: that we were under attack. So I got dressed like
21:19
Speaker 2: any other day. I jumped in my vehicle. It was
21:21
Speaker 2: a government car, you know, a plainclothes government vehicle. And
21:25
Speaker 2: I headed to Manhattan to my office. And once I
21:28
Speaker 2: got into the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, the traffic was basically
21:32
Speaker 2: at a complete standstill. And then at some point on
21:36
Speaker 2: the radio, it came over that the... Second building was
21:40
Speaker 2: hit by a second plane. At that point, like most people,
21:43
Speaker 2: I guess, I assumed that we were under attack, that
21:48
Speaker 2: the homeland was under attack by a terrorist. I put
21:52
Speaker 2: my lights and sirens on trying to get out of
21:54
Speaker 2: the tunnel. I couldn't move. The two-lane tunnel was jam-packed.
21:59
Speaker 2: And then at some point, an FDNY fire truck came
22:03
Speaker 2: by in the left lane. Guys, people were moving out
22:05
Speaker 2: of his way. I just maneuvered my car behind the
22:08
Speaker 2: truck and got out of the tunnel. When I got
22:12
Speaker 2: out of the tunnel initially, traffic was just as bad.
22:16
Speaker 2: Even the fire truck couldn't move. So I just pulled
22:18
Speaker 2: over and dropped the car off in a fire hydrant.
22:22
Speaker 2: And I began to run towards the building. Before I did, though,
22:26
Speaker 2: I actually stopped to call my wife. I tried to
22:29
Speaker 2: call her on the cell phone, but all the cell
22:31
Speaker 2: service was out. So I used the corner bodega's hotline phone.
22:36
Speaker 2: And I basically told her I'm fine, but I'm just
22:39
Speaker 2: going to go in and help evacuate the people.
22:41
Speaker 9: Sure.
22:42
Speaker 1: So when you ran in, both towers had been hit
22:46
Speaker 1: by then, but there was no collapse yet. And you
22:48
Speaker 1: ran into the north or south tower?
22:51
Speaker 2: The south tower. Okay.
22:53
Speaker 1: And if I recall, you tell me the order, because
22:55
Speaker 1: was it the north got hit first, but the south
22:59
Speaker 1: fell first because it hit a little bit lower. I
23:00
Speaker 1: think there was more pressure. Was that right?
23:02
Speaker 2: That's exactly correct.
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Speaker 1: Okay. So north got hit. Then 15, 27 minutes later,
23:06
Speaker 1: the second gets hit. You run into that one. So
23:09
Speaker 1: then it was the collapse of the other tower that
23:11
Speaker 1: blasted you and covered you up because you were in
23:13
Speaker 1: the other tower, correct?
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Speaker 2: No, no. I was in the first tower that fell.
23:17
Speaker 2: The south tower was the one that came down first.
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Speaker 1: Okay. And you were in that one at the time?
23:22
Speaker 2: Yeah. Wow. So I was in soft clothes. You know,
23:26
Speaker 2: it was a plain clothes detail. I ran after I
23:29
Speaker 2: called my wife to tell her I was fine and
23:32
Speaker 2: to tell her where I was heading. I ran to
23:34
Speaker 2: the building. I ID'd myself because it was all quarantined
23:38
Speaker 2: off at that point. Sure. So I ID'd myself. Of course,
23:42
Speaker 2: I got in and I ran into the South Tower
23:46
Speaker 2: again to help evacuate people. Not expecting the building to
23:50
Speaker 2: come down, but just because of the flames and the fire.
23:53
Speaker 2: So I was actually thinking I was going to help
23:57
Speaker 2: get people out of the fire.
23:59
Speaker 1: Yeah. So.
24:01
Speaker 2: I first ran into one staircase. Well, when I ran
24:03
Speaker 2: in the lobby of the building, when I ran through
24:05
Speaker 2: the lobby, I should say, there was FDNY chiefs huddled up,
24:08
Speaker 2: and they were around a big wall trace and a
24:11
Speaker 2: floor plan. And I ran past them. We acknowledged each other,
24:16
Speaker 2: and I ran up the staircase, and there was a
24:19
Speaker 2: heavy flow of pedestrian traffic coming down the stairs already,
24:22
Speaker 2: and I didn't want to slow them down. So I
24:24
Speaker 2: turned around, and I began to run up another staircase.
24:27
Speaker 2: I found another staircase to go up. That one, no
24:30
Speaker 2: one was coming down. I started to run up, and
24:32
Speaker 2: it was about that point that I heard a loud crash,
24:37
Speaker 2: and then I felt the building vibrate. I didn't know
24:42
Speaker 2: what was making it vibrate. It actually felt like an earthquake.
24:45
Speaker 12: Wow.
24:46
Speaker 2: In actuality, what it was was the building was actually
24:50
Speaker 2: coming down.
24:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, that jet fuel, I watched an animation of it.
24:53
Speaker 1: The jet fuel got so hot, and it melted the
24:56
Speaker 1: steel beams and girders that where the impact hit, And
24:59
Speaker 1: that's why the south went first. It hit lower than
25:01
Speaker 1: the north, so there was more weight. And when that
25:03
Speaker 1: started crashing, that's when the whole thing just collapsed. You
25:08
Speaker 1: made it out alive. You were one of the fortunate ones.
25:11
Speaker 1: And I understand by reading some of your bio, after
25:14
Speaker 1: you recovered from your injuries, you were right back on
25:15
Speaker 1: the job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to go to the hospital. When I
25:19
Speaker 2: got thrown, I was covered for a little while, and
25:22
Speaker 2: eventually I got out. And I went to the hospital
25:25
Speaker 2: for a little while because my eyes were open. in
25:29
Speaker 2: pretty bad shape from the debris that I got on
25:32
Speaker 2: my face and in my mouth and swallowed and in
25:34
Speaker 2: my eyes. So I went to the hospital, they cleaned
25:36
Speaker 2: me up. The hospital personnel was expecting a huge influx
25:41
Speaker 2: of injured victims, which never showed up, because most people
25:46
Speaker 2: didn't make it out.
25:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah. Mike, what do you hope Americans remember? about
25:57
Speaker 1: that day moving forward over the next 25, 50, 75 years,
26:02
Speaker 1: when you and I are gone?
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Speaker 2: Well, number one, I hope they remember that we were
26:07
Speaker 2: the victims, and I hope they remember who the terrorists were.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
26:12
Speaker 2: Who the perpetrators were, who the bad guys were, and
26:14
Speaker 2: that we were hit on our homeland, and these close
26:18
Speaker 2: to 3,000 civilians, mostly civilians, were the victims. And the
26:22
Speaker 2: whole country, actually, were victims. That's what I'd like them
26:26
Speaker 2: to remember. I wish that they would pass some kind
26:29
Speaker 2: of law or some kind of bill to have this
26:31
Speaker 2: taught in school and not just have the incident taught,
26:34
Speaker 2: but have taught, again, who was the bad guys.
26:37
Speaker 1: Thank you.
26:39
Speaker 2: And who was the victims.
26:40
Speaker 1: Me too. And I'm going to dive in that with
26:42
Speaker 1: my next guest. I won't get too political with you, Mike.
26:46
Speaker 1: I'll save that for my next guest, Brigitte Gabriel. But
26:49
Speaker 1: thank you. Thank you for your service that day. Thank
26:51
Speaker 1: you for telling your short story to my viewers tonight.
26:53
Speaker 1: Appreciate you so much, Mike. God bless you, brother.
26:56
Speaker 2: Thank you, and God bless you, too.
26:57
Speaker 1: Thanks. As I said, when we come back, we're going
27:00
Speaker 1: to look back 25 years ago. How have we changed?
27:06
Speaker 1: Remember how much unity we had on September 12th? Well,
27:09
Speaker 1: look what's been happening. We're literally electing radical Muslims to
27:14
Speaker 1: office who hate America and our way of life. What
27:17
Speaker 1: the hell went wrong in 25 years? Talk about that next.
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28:07
Speaker 11: These are Palestinian celebrations in the wake of Tuesday's terror
28:11
Speaker 11: attacks in the United States. Apparently, Palestinians took to the street, chanting,
28:16
Speaker 11: God is great. People were throwing candy, distributing candy to passersby.
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Speaker 1: The U.S.
28:23
Speaker 11: Government obviously has become increasingly unpopular, particularly in the West
28:29
Speaker 11: Bank and Gaza Strip, because Palestinians feel that the U.S.
28:32
Speaker 11: government has sided with Israel.
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Speaker 1: Good. Welcome back 25 years ago. Do you remember that
28:40
Speaker 1: scene when people in Gaza, since today Gaza and Palestinians are,
28:44
Speaker 1: of course, front headline news, and there's so many wackos
28:48
Speaker 1: in our country on the radical left and right? Free Palestine!
28:52
Speaker 1: Two states, screw Israel. Do you remember what they did
28:56
Speaker 1: after we were hit 25 years ago? I just showed
28:58
Speaker 1: you the video. They went out in the streets and
29:00
Speaker 1: cheered that 2,977 Americans were slaughtered in one day thanks
29:06
Speaker 1: to Al Qaeda. And you want me to feel bad
29:09
Speaker 1: for them because Israel's hitting them after Hamas attacked Israel? No,
29:16
Speaker 1: it's never going to happen. You see, when I say
29:19
Speaker 1: I will never forget, I will never forget. I know
29:21
Speaker 1: the phrase is we never forget. But as a nation,
29:24
Speaker 1: I wonder. Because Islam still poses a massive threat to
29:29
Speaker 1: this nation. They're just doing it differently. Instead of attacking
29:34
Speaker 1: us with planes, oh, they're coming in and putting on
29:36
Speaker 1: suits and acting like they're part of America and they're
29:38
Speaker 1: Americans and running for office don't be fooled folks they're
29:43
Speaker 1: trying to bring islamic law sharia law to our soil
29:48
Speaker 1: they're already here a bunch of them have won their
29:51
Speaker 1: primaries they might win office this november like zoran mamdami
29:55
Speaker 1: who's the mayor of new york city 25 years ago
29:59
Speaker 1: remember what happened More and more Americans are finally speaking up,
30:04
Speaker 1: but you better hurry up, folks, about Sharia law, about
30:07
Speaker 1: Islam taking over. Fears finally rising in Michigan, Texas, Mississippi,
30:12
Speaker 1: and other states because of these radical candidates like Abdullal
30:15
Speaker 1: Syed up in Michigan running for Senate. He's facing a
30:19
Speaker 1: lot of backlash this week due to some of his
30:22
Speaker 1: old comments and some of his buddies' old comments about 9-11.
30:27
Speaker 1: Back in September 2021, he condemned the U.S. government's response. Uh-huh, really.
30:35
Speaker 1: What's worse, I don't know if he's the worst of
30:37
Speaker 1: the radical left. And isn't that scary? Don't forget about Zoran.
30:41
Speaker 1: Don't forget about AOC. Don't forget about these other two
30:43
Speaker 1: idiots out there that have one office and are Muslims. Yep,
30:48
Speaker 1: I said it, don't care. By the way, did you
30:52
Speaker 1: see what they were up to at the 9-11 memorial?
30:56
Speaker 1: Go ahead and roll that clip, guys.
30:58
Speaker 12: Jeffrey G.
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Speaker 8: Latouche.
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Speaker 1: Catherine L.
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Speaker 6: Labore.
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Speaker 10: Amarnath Lachman.
31:06
Speaker 1: Ganesh K.
31:08
Speaker 8: Ladkut.
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Speaker 1: Disgusting. I get it's a long process, AOC and Zoran,
31:14
Speaker 1: when they're reading thousands of names. But everyone around you
31:19
Speaker 1: was either crying or looking down or looking at the
31:22
Speaker 1: speakers read the names today. And you two are telling
31:25
Speaker 1: some joke and laughing about it? Think about all the
31:31
Speaker 1: attacks we've seen on the homeland coming from radical Muslims
31:34
Speaker 1: just the last couple of years. Individual ones, right? Like,
31:38
Speaker 1: I don't know, we've had the gunman, the Muslim who
31:41
Speaker 1: drove his truck into a school and then shot himself
31:44
Speaker 1: as a security guard was trying to shoot him in Michigan.
31:46
Speaker 1: Remember that one? El-Said took that guy's side. These are
31:50
Speaker 1: the people running for office, winning their elections, and wanting
31:54
Speaker 1: to run America, a capitalist Christian nation. Nowhere does Islam
32:00
Speaker 1: and Sharia law belong.
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Speaker 8: My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
32:06
Speaker 8: I did not intend to justify, right? To anybody who
32:09
Speaker 8: feels like my comments might have been hurtful, I'm really sorry,
32:12
Speaker 8: that was not my intention. We condemned that terrorist attack.
32:14
Speaker 8: We condemned it outright. What I was trying to do
32:17
Speaker 8: was offer context for why it happened, but it wasn't
32:18
Speaker 8: the time for context, and you don't ever want to
32:20
Speaker 8: trample somebody's pain.
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Speaker 1: If you live in Michigan, please vote Mike Rogers. If
32:25
Speaker 1: you consider yourself an American, Because that clown he's standing
32:28
Speaker 1: next to, that big idiot-looking Muslim, his name's Hasan Piker.
32:31
Speaker 1: He literally says that America deserved 9-11. Okay? But don't
32:38
Speaker 1: believe me. Take it from the horse's mouth. Roll this crap.
32:43
Speaker 10: America deserved 9-11, dude. I'm saying.
32:47
Speaker 1: Joining me now to weigh in on all this insanity.
32:52
Speaker 1: That's the only thing I can... Call it, because I
32:55
Speaker 1: can't believe as a nation, 25 years later, we've gone
32:58
Speaker 1: this far astray from how we were on September 12th, 2001,
33:05
Speaker 1: when I don't think I've ever felt that much unity
33:07
Speaker 1: in my 51 years on this rock. And 25 years later,
33:11
Speaker 1: we literally are electing people that hate this country and
33:14
Speaker 1: want to change it. Join me now to weigh in
33:17
Speaker 1: on all this. She's a national security expert and the
33:19
Speaker 1: founder and chairwoman of Act for America, Brigitte Gabriel. back
33:24
Speaker 1: on the program. Brigitte, I know you're going to bring
33:26
Speaker 1: some fire like me. Let me just keep it simple
33:29
Speaker 1: on this 25th anniversary. What in the hell is wrong
33:32
Speaker 1: with America today that within only, and I say only
33:35
Speaker 1: because it's not that long of a time, in 25
33:38
Speaker 1: years have enough people forgotten who attacked us, why they
33:42
Speaker 1: hit us, and now today we got people sympathizing with
33:46
Speaker 1: the attackers saying we're horrible? I mean, make sense of it, Brigitte.
33:53
Speaker 10: Well, the frustrating part for people like you and me
33:55
Speaker 10: who went through 9-11, who wept, who cried, who were frustrated,
34:01
Speaker 10: we were glued to the TV screens on 9-11, we
34:03
Speaker 10: couldn't get enough. 9-11 was a defining moment for the
34:07
Speaker 10: United States. It changed the way we live. It changed
34:10
Speaker 10: the way we travel. It changed the way we bank.
34:13
Speaker 10: We all did the same thing on 9-11. If you
34:15
Speaker 10: were alive and remember anything on that day, we all
34:20
Speaker 10: were parked in front of our television screen. We could,
34:23
Speaker 10: watching the images of the World Trade Center come down
34:26
Speaker 10: again and again and again being replayed, we couldn't believe
34:29
Speaker 10: people hate us so much that they would hijack airliners
34:33
Speaker 10: and fly them as human missiles into skyscrapers with the
34:37
Speaker 10: sole intention of killing tens of thousands of people. And
34:42
Speaker 10: here we are today in the same city watching Mamdani,
34:48
Speaker 10: who is the biggest advocate for Gaza, and you just
34:51
Speaker 10: played what the Palestinians did in Gaza, dancing, rejoicing, passing candy.
34:56
Speaker 1: They loved it.
34:57
Speaker 10: Which is the custom of when somebody gets married, the
35:00
Speaker 10: biggest jubilation. Their biggest defender is now the mayor of
35:05
Speaker 10: the city where 9-11 happened. And he has the audacity,
35:10
Speaker 10: the chutzpah, to show his face on this holy ground today,
35:16
Speaker 10: and on top of that, stand there laughing like an
35:20
Speaker 10: idiot with AOC, another America hater. What a disgrace.
35:25
Speaker 1: And you know what?
35:26
Speaker 10: If you and I were standing there today, it doesn't
35:28
Speaker 10: matter whether we stood there for eight hours. Do you
35:31
Speaker 10: think somebody like you and me is going to stand
35:33
Speaker 10: there today and tell jokes?
35:35
Speaker 8: No.
35:35
Speaker 1: I wouldn't crack a smile unless you're talking about your
35:38
Speaker 1: own loved one and you're having a moment. And I
35:41
Speaker 1: guarantee you those two, they didn't have anybody that died
35:43
Speaker 1: that day there. So they weren't doing that. But I
35:45
Speaker 1: could see someone trying to have some levity in a
35:47
Speaker 1: moment of grief. That's happened before. We've all done that, right?
35:50
Speaker 1: You're at a funeral. You're telling a story about your
35:52
Speaker 1: grandpa or your father who passed. and you laugh about something.
35:55
Speaker 1: That's not what those two were doing. Everybody around them
35:58
Speaker 1: was crying or somber, and these two jackasses didn't understand
36:02
Speaker 1: the gravity of the moment, or they don't care, or
36:05
Speaker 1: it's both. And I want to run some headlines quick
36:07
Speaker 1: and get your reaction, plus I just want my viewers
36:09
Speaker 1: to see what the hell is going on out there
36:11
Speaker 1: in America today, 25 years later. So let me run
36:14
Speaker 1: through just a bunch so they see how disgusting it is.
36:17
Speaker 1: America is going down. This was... An extremist video, one
36:24
Speaker 1: of the Muslim Amman's at a mosque here in America,
36:29
Speaker 1: right before they played El Said's speech the other day
36:32
Speaker 1: when he won, this is at their Islamic convention, they
36:35
Speaker 1: ran a video. This is on American soil, that's one. Two,
36:38
Speaker 1: the New York Times, this article's from today, guys, today.
36:42
Speaker 1: Fear of Islamophobia on 9-11 shapes a generation. Trying to
36:47
Speaker 1: make excuses once again. Oh wait, don't forget the Arab
36:50
Speaker 1: American Museum Over in Dearborn, Michigan, that yesterday ran a
36:57
Speaker 1: freaking movie glorifying the October 7th attacks on Israel. That's
37:02
Speaker 1: another one. Oh, I'm not done. You've got, let's just
37:08
Speaker 1: play this. Today, outside of New York City Hall, radical
37:13
Speaker 1: Muslims were screaming this crap. 25 years ago, we'd arrested them.
37:17
Speaker 1: Roll it.
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Speaker 12: Allahu Akbar!
37:21
Speaker 1: America first, not Israel first! Allahu Akbar!
37:24
Speaker 12: Allahu Akbar!
37:25
Speaker 6: Allahu Akbar!
37:25
Speaker 7: Allahu Akbar!
37:27
Speaker 1: And one more besides yelling Allah Akbar in front of
37:32
Speaker 1: our New York City Hall on American soil. There is
37:36
Speaker 1: a school, and probably more than one, Fairfax County, Virginia.
37:39
Speaker 1: Of course it's Fairfax. It's always Fairfax and Loudon right
37:41
Speaker 1: next to DC. These liberal damn teachers are literally watering
37:46
Speaker 1: down in the classroom thanks to care, paying for it,
37:49
Speaker 1: I'm sure. Who did the attackers? They don't want to
37:52
Speaker 1: say hijacking. They don't want to say Muslims. It is
37:55
Speaker 1: disgusting how we're trying to change who did it and
37:59
Speaker 1: why they did it. Brigitte, go ahead. Sorry, I just
38:01
Speaker 1: wanted to throw those headlines out so people see what's
38:03
Speaker 1: happening around this country. We're trying to change what they
38:06
Speaker 1: did 25 years ago.
38:08
Speaker 10: This is why elections have consequences. This is exactly why
38:13
Speaker 10: we need to hold our elected officials' feet to the fire.
38:17
Speaker 10: This is exactly why we need citizens who are engaged
38:21
Speaker 10: in the political process. Because let me tell you something.
38:24
Speaker 10: Whether you go out and vote or not, whether you're
38:26
Speaker 10: political or not, politics is involved in your life whether
38:29
Speaker 10: you vote or not, whether you belong to a political
38:31
Speaker 10: party or not. Because whoever comes out and elects a
38:35
Speaker 10: mayor or city council member, or a school board member,
38:39
Speaker 10: or a state delegate, they are shaping your community instead
38:43
Speaker 10: of you if you decide to stay home, or decide, oh,
38:46
Speaker 10: I'm too busy to vote, or that's not that important
38:48
Speaker 10: of an event. That's exactly why you should become engaged
38:52
Speaker 10: and involved in a political organization in your community. And
38:56
Speaker 10: you can start by going to my organization, actforamerica.org. And
39:01
Speaker 10: I named the organization Act for America. Not think about America,
39:05
Speaker 10: not hope for America, not pray for America, but act
39:09
Speaker 10: for America. Because without taking action, nothing changes. You see,
39:13
Speaker 10: on the right, we are so good at listening to
39:16
Speaker 10: talk radio, watching conservative media, just like this show, and
39:20
Speaker 10: many other conservative media. And everybody sits around, and they
39:23
Speaker 10: complain to their friends, oh, my gosh, can you believe
39:26
Speaker 10: this is happening? And they don't do anything about it.
39:29
Speaker 6: They just watch.
39:30
Speaker 10: To listen to talk radio and be entertained. They go
39:32
Speaker 10: to conferences. They think attending CPAC or attending Turning Point
39:36
Speaker 10: is activism. That's entertainment. Have you noticed that the left
39:40
Speaker 10: does not hold conferences? Have you noticed that the left
39:43
Speaker 10: couldn't even get talk radio going? But they are good
39:47
Speaker 10: at one thing.
39:48
Speaker 6: Organizing.
39:49
Speaker 10: Community organizing. They don't waste their time and blow their
39:52
Speaker 10: money attending political conferences, getting excited, jumping up and down,
39:56
Speaker 10: looking at a laser show, getting their picture taken with
40:00
Speaker 10: celebrity on their... Democratic side, they poured their money into
40:04
Speaker 10: organizing communities and organizing people within the community to go
40:09
Speaker 10: out and elect city council that votes to defund the police,
40:16
Speaker 10: mayors who tell the police to stand down, state delegates.
40:20
Speaker 10: Who decides what machines are used in your voting system?
40:23
Speaker 10: School board members, who decides what your kids study in college,
40:26
Speaker 10: in school? So when we look at the communities today,
40:29
Speaker 10: and you wonder, how did we get to this point?
40:32
Speaker 10: We got to this point because we focused on entertainment
40:36
Speaker 10: on our side, and they focused on activism.
40:38
Speaker 1: And we were complacent.
40:40
Speaker 7: Yep.
40:40
Speaker 1: And we thought, one, we couldn't do anything, or there's
40:42
Speaker 1: no way it's going to happen here. It's America. You're right.
40:46
Speaker 1: Complacency is going to be our downfall, folks. We're never
40:49
Speaker 1: going to fall from an outside force. The only way
40:51
Speaker 1: you take America down is from within. And the bad
40:54
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40:56
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41:01
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41:06
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41:06
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41:23
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41:43
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Speaker 13: One person of color and then everybody else was white.
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Speaker 6: A lot of the jurors had children.
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Speaker 5: Uh-huh.
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Speaker 1: One person of color was a person of color, a
43:42
Speaker 1: woman or a man? A man. A man. Is a
43:45
Speaker 1: holdout juror A person, a black man? Yes. A black
43:50
Speaker 1: man is a holdout juror? Yes.
43:54
Speaker 14: Well, I have to sit with that for just a second.
43:58
Speaker 1: Oh, you sure do, don't you, Gayle King of CBS News?
44:00
Speaker 1: You've got to sit with that one, Miss Fake News Reporter.
44:04
Speaker 1: Why'd you have to sit with that one and think
44:06
Speaker 1: about it? Oh, it didn't fit the narrative of the
44:09
Speaker 1: fake news, did it? Miss King, Miss Oprah's best pal.
44:13
Speaker 1: She was interviewing one of the jurors this week of
44:15
Speaker 1: the Lindsey Clancy, now defunct, hung jury mistrial, whatever you
44:20
Speaker 1: want to call it. And she had to sit with it.
44:25
Speaker 1: What does gender or race have to do with either
44:30
Speaker 1: saying somebody's guilty or not guilty of strangling their three
44:33
Speaker 1: frickin' children?
44:36
Speaker 7: Right?
44:36
Speaker 1: It shouldn't matter. It's disgusting. But no matter what we have,
44:40
Speaker 1: whether it's the Metcalf case down in Texas where the
44:42
Speaker 1: kid stabbed the white kid, oh, now it's all about race,
44:45
Speaker 1: whatever it is. By the way, speaking of Ms. Lindsay Clancy,
44:51
Speaker 1: people have been glorifying her, acting like she's innocent, trying
44:53
Speaker 1: to claim maybe the husband did it or secretly got
44:56
Speaker 1: in her ear and told her to do it. There's
44:58
Speaker 1: new cases now of child murderers out there, like this one.
45:01
Speaker 1: Jeanette McClausland, a 49-year-old woman from Massachusetts, same state. Uh-oh,
45:07
Speaker 1: it's Lindsey Clancy. She's facing two counts of murder for
45:10
Speaker 1: the deaths of her young kids. They were killed during
45:14
Speaker 1: a divorce and custody battle with the kid's father. She
45:18
Speaker 1: admitted to strangling them before trying to kill herself, yet
45:22
Speaker 1: she's pled not guilty. and her defense attorney is asking
45:25
Speaker 1: the judge to dismiss the case and release her. The
45:29
Speaker 1: judge said, no, that's frickin' disgusting. Joining me now, help
45:33
Speaker 1: me out with the rest of this week's woke headlines.
45:36
Speaker 1: She's an attorney, a former DHS spokeswoman, and now the
45:39
Speaker 1: senior communications advisor over at Trump Media and Technology Group
45:42
Speaker 1: and Truth Social, our good friend Katie Zachariah. Katie, you're
45:45
Speaker 1: a mom of what, three or four?
45:46
Speaker 2: Four.
45:48
Speaker 1: Four. What the, pardon my language, what the hell is
45:52
Speaker 1: going on with women in this nation standing up for
45:55
Speaker 1: Lindsay Clancy? Now we got, I don't know if these
45:57
Speaker 1: are repeat offenders, but we got people trying to act
46:00
Speaker 1: like they're her and claim, oh, well, I was temporarily nuts,
46:02
Speaker 1: so don't send me away for life. What is going on?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, Dan, I've been, this whole case is reached and
46:10
Speaker 13: should shock the conscience, A, and B, has reached the
46:13
Speaker 13: point of no return. for the culture of the United
46:16
Speaker 13: States of America. This is now the time where everyone must,
46:19
Speaker 13: and I mean must, turn the corner and say killing
46:23
Speaker 13: your children is wrong and will not be tolerated. This
46:26
Speaker 13: is the precedent that not giving her a guilty verdict,
46:30
Speaker 13: murder in the first degree has, And all these other
46:34
Speaker 13: moms now think that they can get away with it
46:36
Speaker 13: with some ridiculous insanity plea. In fact, Dan, she was
46:40
Speaker 13: not even found to be insane or not insane. And
46:44
Speaker 13: she was culpable for these murders. So every single mother
46:47
Speaker 13: should be hearing this. And what needs to happen, and
46:50
Speaker 13: what I think, Dan, I'm going to make my prediction
46:51
Speaker 13: right here, is the more, quote, copycat murders that happen
46:55
Speaker 13: of children, the less leniency the next jury will give
46:59
Speaker 13: Lindsey Clancy.
47:00
Speaker 1: I hope to God you're right.
47:01
Speaker 13: Because they realize they got to hold these people accountable.
47:03
Speaker 7: Yeah.
47:03
Speaker 1: What'd you make of Gayle King's response, though, when that
47:05
Speaker 1: juror was like, yeah, it was a black man who
47:08
Speaker 1: said she was guilty and held out, and that's what
47:10
Speaker 1: we got to miss. She was thinking it was like
47:12
Speaker 1: some crazy, probably like, what, right-winger white guy? Because she's like,
47:16
Speaker 1: I got to sit with that.
47:18
Speaker 13: Well, I thought we were colorblind, Dan. I mean, they've
47:21
Speaker 13: been telling us that the right is racist, and because
47:26
Speaker 13: we talk about, you know, we have this difference in
47:28
Speaker 13: views on anything, and they say, oh, but we need
47:31
Speaker 13: to be colorblind. The Constitution is colorblind. This is colorblind.
47:34
Speaker 6: That is colorblind.
47:35
Speaker 13: I'm sorry if you have to sit with someone because
47:38
Speaker 13: of the color of their skin and the way they voted,
47:41
Speaker 13: you are not colorblind, Gail.
47:42
Speaker 1: Thank you. All right, Katie, tons more headlines I got
47:45
Speaker 1: to get to. I'm going to combo two up because
47:47
Speaker 1: they both go to how sick the left is, and
47:50
Speaker 1: it has to do with our good friend Charlie Kirk, who,
47:52
Speaker 1: of course, we just had the somber anniversary yesterday. One
47:55
Speaker 1: year ago, he was taken from us in a brutal assassination.
48:00
Speaker 1: Here's one crazy sicko celebrating with music the anniversary of
48:03
Speaker 1: his death. And then there's a new TikTok trend where
48:06
Speaker 1: kids are literally playing the audio of Charlie talking that
48:10
Speaker 1: day and then the gunshot. And then they do that.
48:13
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. Anyway, I hate to show it, but people
48:16
Speaker 1: need to see how sick these lefties are in our
48:18
Speaker 1: own nation. Roll back to back.
48:23
Speaker 6: You come and go.
48:24
Speaker 1: Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, chameleon.
48:28
Speaker 14: You come and go.
48:33
Speaker 1: You come and go.
48:34
Speaker 5: We are Charlie.
48:38
Speaker 6: Soldier boy, I tell you.
48:40
Speaker 1: I got a new day after y'all tired of soldiers.
48:43
Speaker 1: All right, that's disgusting. Getting a playlist ready to celebrate
48:47
Speaker 1: his murder, and then this shit.
48:50
Speaker 2: Katie, go ahead.
48:52
Speaker 13: Dan, I knew Charlie. It is actually very difficult to
48:59
Speaker 13: watch those because Charlie would have even debated those people.
49:03
Speaker 1: Yes, he would have.
49:03
Speaker 13: He would have invited them to have dialogue with him,
49:06
Speaker 13: and they are so gross. And they would have never
49:09
Speaker 13: even been able to contend with Charlie because he would
49:11
Speaker 13: have just steamrolled them, but only in a very diplomatic
49:15
Speaker 13: and smart way, which they are not. But look, this
49:17
Speaker 13: is the systemic problem of the left. and it's a
49:20
Speaker 13: mental illness.
49:21
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
49:22
Speaker 13: And I'm for the procedural process of our judicial system,
49:26
Speaker 13: but I also think we need swift execution so people
49:30
Speaker 13: understand there are ramifications for violent assassination.
49:33
Speaker 1: You think?
49:34
Speaker 13: And I'm a big fan of the.
49:38
Speaker 13: Firing squad being brought back.
49:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got it in a couple states still. Let's
49:41
Speaker 1: hope that Utah uses it if Tyler's found guilty. All right,
49:45
Speaker 1: moving on. I know you're a big fan of Gavin Newsom,
49:47
Speaker 1: so he's on somebody's podcast this week bragging about giving
49:50
Speaker 1: illegals health care on the American California taxpayer. But don't
49:55
Speaker 1: believe me, roll it.
49:56
Speaker 5: What they will say on Fox News is, why is
49:58
Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom out here in South Carolina?
50:00
Speaker 1: His status is in shambles, and he's not serving the
50:02
Speaker 1: people of South Carolina. Well, I mean, I'm... I mean,
50:04
Speaker 1: he's serving the people of California, excuse me.
50:06
Speaker 7: I think they deserve more than a $ 7. 25 minimum wage here.
50:09
Speaker 7: I think they deserve more than a governor refuses to
50:11
Speaker 7: expand Medicaid. We not only expanded Medicaid, but we have...
50:14
Speaker 7: We've only stayed in America, providing universal health care regardless
50:18
Speaker 7: of pre-existing condition, ability to pay, and your immigration status.
50:20
Speaker 7: I know how offensive that is to people, and I
50:22
Speaker 7: get how controversial that is.
50:24
Speaker 1: We delivered that. We didn't want you to deliver it,
50:28
Speaker 1: you freaking jackass. Katie, I can't stand these hand things.
50:33
Speaker 13: To the tune of $ 23 billion and put the California
50:36
Speaker 13: Medicaid system, Dan, into how much?
50:39
Speaker 2: $ 3.
50:39
Speaker 13: 4 billion in debt. They had to get rid of
50:42
Speaker 13: the program because it was unaffordable. And guess who had
50:44
Speaker 13: to pay for it?
50:45
Speaker 1: Us.
50:46
Speaker 13: Guess why they're introducing the billionaire's tax? Because they can't
50:49
Speaker 13: afford Medicaid anymore because they gave it to illegal aliens.
50:52
Speaker 6: Get out of here, Gavin.
50:53
Speaker 1: One more crazy Democrat, and then I'm going to end
50:55
Speaker 1: on something good. Al Green. We all know the Democrat
50:58
Speaker 1: Al Green from down south. He not wants your tax dollars.
51:02
Speaker 1: to help illegal immigrants who are in ICE custody pay
51:07
Speaker 1: for the, just roll it. You have to listen to
51:09
Speaker 1: it to believe it.
51:10
Speaker 9: This is a result of deliberate agency policies, including the
51:14
Speaker 9: denial of medical care and removal of protections for transgender individuals.
51:20
Speaker 9: In recent months, the federal government has halted the provision
51:24
Speaker 9: of specialized medical care for transgender detainees in at least
51:29
Speaker 9: 10 essential centers.
51:30
Speaker 2: Across the nation.
51:32
Speaker 9: Which experts have warned can cause physical and mental health complications.
51:38
Speaker 1: Your taxes to pay for tranny surgeries of illegal immigrants.
51:42
Speaker 1: What the hell is wrong with America?
51:44
Speaker 13: Well, I think Al Green lost his primary, and we're
51:48
Speaker 13: never going to see him again, I hope. And then, look,
51:51
Speaker 13: this is what happens when you put people like this
51:53
Speaker 13: in charge, Dan.
51:54
Speaker 7: Yeah.
51:55
Speaker 1: Well, let's end on a good one. This is how
51:56
Speaker 1: we do this segment. You do it again, you'll see.
51:59
Speaker 1: We end on something non-woke. and elections have consequences. And
52:03
Speaker 1: here is our friend Brandon Gill, Texas Congressman, junior Congressman,
52:06
Speaker 1: great guy, love him, married to Danielle D'Souza, Dinesh's kiddo.
52:12
Speaker 1: And he was down at the convention this week and
52:15
Speaker 1: gave a hell of a speech. And I love that
52:17
Speaker 1: he fired back at the liberals, who before they begin
52:20
Speaker 1: speeches are always like, let me just recognize we're on
52:22
Speaker 1: stolen land. This is indigenous land. Well, guess what? My
52:25
Speaker 1: grandparents have Native American in them, so whatever, I'm not
52:27
Speaker 1: on stolen land. But he said, I'm not apologizing for
52:29
Speaker 1: that anymore, because guess what? Hardworking colonial Americans, people that
52:34
Speaker 1: went west in wagon trains and built this land, also,
52:39
Speaker 1: it's their land too, okay? Sorry, not sorry. And he
52:42
Speaker 1: didn't apologize, and I love him that he's not apologizing. Katie,
52:45
Speaker 1: final word to you.
52:46
Speaker 13: One of the best congressional members we've seen, Brandon Gill.
52:50
Speaker 13: I love his tenacity, but he is sharp and he
52:53
Speaker 13: is witty and he is so pro-American. I think we're
52:56
Speaker 13: watching the makings of a president, maybe not the next one,
52:59
Speaker 13: but president down the line.
53:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're going to see J.D. and Marco, president,
53:04
Speaker 1: vice president, and then, God willing, J.D. eight years and
53:07
Speaker 1: then Marco eight years. I'm going 16 years. plus Trump,
53:10
Speaker 1: 20 years Republican president. Let's get it done. Katie Zachariah
53:14
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53:16
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