We came together in a very bipartisan way to once again pay tribute to the lives that were lost, indeed, and to their families, and to our first responders and the lives that were lost on their part and, of course, the City of New York on that great tragic day, that great tragedy that occurred 6 years ago today, Mr. Speaker. I absolutely agree that it showed the resolve of the American people that they can't bring us down. They got our attention, absolutely.
Phil Gingrey: “We came together in a very bipartisan way to once again pay tribute to the lives that were lost, indeed, and to their…”
On the recordSeptember 10, 2007
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Commemorating the anniversary of 9/11 and honoring the lives lost during the attacks.
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