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entrepreneurs like you. Sign up for your $1 a month trial at Shopify.com slash setup. September 11, 2001, 21 years ago yesterday, remember the old saying, never forget, we will never forget what happened.

How could we, nearly 3,000 people

were killed that day? Four separate plane crashes in one day. It's insane. It's insane what happened.

Everything changed, but people have forgotten. Driven by the mainstream media, their Democrat

allies, Joe Biden, oh yeah, you know what,

the worst thing that ever happened now these days? January 6th. Oh yeah, January 6th.

Absolutely, right? All those extremists, some calling them terrorists on January 6th. Look,

here's the New York Times. This was once a great newspaper. I grew up on the New York Times.

Take a look at the front page of yesterday's September 11th edition. Not one mention, not one mention of what happened on that day.

You know, look, I recognize it's the 21st anniversary. It's not the 10th anniversary, the 20th anniversary, the 25th anniversary. It's an odd

year. But still, even like for New York, avoid downtown, there was a huge ceremony there. And, you know,

for traffic purposes, at least, you know, alert your readers that something is happening downtown and they would be

reading names for hours, even the vice president of the United States, not worthy of a front

page mention what was worthy? A rather nasty swipe at Jewish institutions. Schools run by Hasidic Jews.

Some readers thought this was an anti-Semitic swipe on 9-11.

I think there just might be something to that.

What they're driving again is that January 6th is the most awful thing that ever happened to this country.

Right on par with 9-11, if not exceeding it.

Here's meet the press.

The longest running television show, I think, in the history of television.

Today is September 11th.

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