All right, so we've just been listening to the President of the United States.

He's been speaking on this very important day at the Pentagon.

Very strong words from the President of the United States.

I want to bring in our national correspondent, Jason Carroll, right now.

He's joining us live from the September 11th Memorial Service that's underway in New York City right now.

Jason, what, 24 years later, this tragedy obviously still resonates so deeply with Americans.

Tell our viewers what you're seeing, what you're hearing, where you are right now.

It still resonates, Wolf, and what's especially impactful is when you're standing here

and you're listening to the reading of the names, and you hear the young voices, the voices

of a generation of people who are either very young or who may not have even been born yet

when 9-11 happened. I think of Frank Joseph Doyle's family.

He was in the South Tower.

He worked in on the 88th floor.

He worked for KBW.

They had offices on the 88th and 89th floor.

And he called his wife Kimmy when he saw the plane strike the

North Tower. I spoke to Kimmy just a short while ago and she talked about how they were on

the phone, how she told them to get out of the building, how he told her how much he loved

their children just one and two years old. There's a picture you see from a Christmas photo

at the time, how much he loved his children, just one and two years old. And now his daughter,

a grown adult, reading his name just a short, short while ago. That's how impactful it is to be on the ground here, listening

to the ceremony that's still going on. So many stories, so many lives that were lost.

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