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So Joe Biden, not a good president, not with it.

And his plan on 9-11 was somewhat puzzling.

So he was in Vietnam and he wanted to fly back to the United States.

Instead of presumably delaying the rest of his 9-11 sort of tribute remarks,

he decided to fly to Alaska from Vietnam because it's a shorter flight. And then he was going to do

some sort of memorial for 9-11 in Alaska, which is really related to 9-11 in, I don't know.

There's no relation. He was in Alaska. And so he decided that he was going to do an event in Alaska. At this event in Alaska, he paid tribute to John McCain, which, again, I mean, that's nice, but I don't know what that has to do with 9-11, per se. And then he tried to do the bipartisanship routine, which is kind of amazing, considering that he's called half of Americans, the kind of people who wish to overthrow the democracy.

But sure, here was the president of the United States yesterday on a day of national unity for 9-11.

One thing I always admired about John was how he put duty to country first.

And that's not hyperbole. He did.

Above party, above politics, above his own person. This day reminds us we must never lose that sense of national unity.

So let that be the common cause of our time.

Let us honor September 11th by renewing our faith in one another.

Let us remember who we are as a nation.

It's true. He did put duty first. Just so you know what Joe Biden was doing during the Vietnam War,

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