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On this Friday, I am said that tomorrow our country has to once again endure the horror

of 9-11.

It is our patriotic duty to remember all the innocent people killed by the evil jihadists

and we have an obligation to remember and to try to help those directly affected by the

terror attack 20 years ago.

In my town, on Long Island, dozens of people were murdered and I watched their children

grow up without them.

I help a charity called Tuesday's Children and I do what I can to help with the ongoing

pain.

And that is something very important to remember on the anniversary of 9-11.

That no matter how much time passes, if a loved one of yours is murdered, not only in

a terror attack, but in any other circumstance, that pain never goes away and it affects

everybody differently.

I know that people in pain need consolation and they need to talk about it and I'm available

to do that in my town.

The other point that we should think about tomorrow, evil must be confronted.

That is a very important lesson of 9-11.

We cannot allow terrorists to run wild.

Now this.

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