Welcome friends to the Bucks Exiton Show.

Honored to have you here with me.

As we all know, today is a day that we will always remember as a country.

I know there's a lot of people sharing their personal memories.

I'll tell you about some of mine over the course of today, but it changed many lives.

We lost many lives, and it also altered the course of the entire world, right?

The future of the planet was changed on this day back on September 11th, 2001.

19 years have passed.

And obviously, it has been a series of events that led up to this and then after it that we've

had to confront that we know of as the war on terror.

And I have to say those who told us that we would never have a signing on the deck of the aircraft carrier

to signal the end of this were correct.

There hasn't been a day in which we would say that the war on terror is over because the war

and terror will never be over.

There's no such thing.

Terror is a tactic that stretches back for as long as there's been

human society of any kind. People use violence and fear for their own advantage for the

acquisition of power. But if we're talking about radical jihadism, and you could obviously argue there is no other form of jihadism, then you could

also look at what's happened in the most, in most recent iterations of this conflict and say,

we basically have one. We have defeated for now. I'm not saying I won't be resurgent. Remember,

the allies defeated Germany in World War I, and then there was World War II.

We could see a resurgence of this. It's not over in that sense.

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