Tonight, 22 years after September 11, the remarks from President Biden as we get an

inside look at the final public building near ground zero.

And some Republicans return to Washington with plans to impeach Joe Biden.

What exactly do they want to impeach him for?

What voters think about it?

Then the war in Ukraine a year and a half later, where things stand as Kim Jong-un is set

to meet with Vladimir Putin, as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening, once again, I'm Stephanie Rool live at MSNBC headquarters here in New York City.

This was a day of tributes, tears and remembrances as the nation marked 22 years

since the 9-11 attacks.

On his way back from Asia, President Biden stopped at a military base in Anchorage, Alaska,

where he held a ceremony to honor the thousands of people who lost their lives that day.

I joined you on this solemn day to renew our sacred vow. Never forget, never forget.

We know that on this day every American's heart was wounded, yet every big city, small town,

suburb, rural town, tribal community. American hands went up, ready to help where they could.

Ready to serve like so many of you here. We can look across the country and around the world

and see anger and fear in places many of you have been stationed before.

The rising tide of hatred and extremism and political violence is more important than ever

that we come together around the principle of American democracy, regardless of our political

backgrounds. We must not succumb to the poisonous politics of difference and division.

We must never allow ourselves to be pulled apart by petty, manufactured grievances.

This day reminds us. We must never lose that sense of national unity.

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