September 11 will be forever etched in the psyche of the American people, and we cannot change that. But what we can change and tell you about is the good that came out of the event and all the new American heroes that we have, people who totally did things at that time that normally we do not do in our everyday lives. But when they were called upon, they did what was right. So we hope this does catch on, that other people will be willing to join us in sharing all the good that came from that, and let you know how tremendous these people were that lost their lives on September 11.
Sue Myrick: “September 11 will be forever etched in the psyche of the American people, and we cannot change that. But what we can…”
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Discussing the impact of September 11 and honoring the heroes that emerged from the tragedy.
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