The attack on the World Trade Center in September of last year was the attack heard around the world. And much the same way that Lexington, Concord and other events around the world and the shots that were fired, left impressions forever in the minds of people, the attack on the World Trade Center last year will never be forgotten. There is probably not a place on this Earth that people do not know about the horrific events of September 11 of last year. The 3,000 individuals who lost their lives, many of them giving their lives trying to save human life, including my first cousin, John Moran, 42 years old, a battalion chief in the New York City Fire Department, a father of two boys, a musician, an attorney, a historian, a patriot, someone who loved this country so much. We lost John Moran. We lost thousands of people like him that day.
Joe Crowley: “The attack on the World Trade Center in September of last year was the attack heard around the world. And much the same…”
On the recordJuly 25, 2002
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Remembering the victims of the September 11 attacks during a speech on the House floor.
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