Good afternoon. We're back on America first with Sebastian Gorka. I am Boris Epstein. It is an honor to be here. It is an honor to be sitting in for the one and only Sebastian Gorka.

It is a deep honor to invite and welcome our next guest American hero former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerrick. Bernie, how are you?

Boris, what's happening there? We're living the dream. We're living the dream. We're more like a nightmare in the city. The US military just admitted that the drone strike which killed 10 civilians in Afghanistan. I believe at least six children targeted the wrong car, targeted the wrong people. It is a total disaster.

I want to talk to you about that. You're with us for two segments. But first I want to go back and go back to 9-11. I had the honor of being with you at the event at the evening of 9-11 on Wall Street downtown New York. Right? Steps away from ground zero where Rudy Giuliani was honored where you were honored.

Tell the listeners a little bit more about the event and really put people in the room. It was it was once in a lifetime experience for me. And I'll tell you no matter what the snarky idiots and mainstream media are saying Mayor Giuliani speech was a powerhouse.

He took a key he went to town on on the feckless shadow of a man who was sitting around or laying around the White House right now and Joe Biden went to town on the traitor General Milley went to town on the losers and left left we mainstream media.

Tell us about the event.

So he was still over the last 20 years. The mayor has has always had a dinner for his cabinet for his staff members that was within on September 11th and then the afternoon help you know keep the city on its feet bring the city back from the attack.

The issue is a little different. We had the mayor's cabinet and staff there. I invited my executive staff my first deputy my chief of the department chief of the trail.

I had my personal security detail there for the NYPD was with me on and in the aftermath of the attack.

So we had the mayor's cabinet. We had the NYPD but then we went sort of over above and beyond and we invited a number of veterans veterans that were involved in the war in Afghanistan in Iraq.

The global war on terror that all started with the real the first battleground the first you know very old ground I should say in the 20 year war was at ground zero.

So we had people in the room like Mark much who was the team leader one of the special forces group team leaders that went into Afghanistan within days after the attack on horseback.

It was a major motion picture called 12 strong about that group. That's right team that went into Afghanistan and mark was one of the team leaders on that mission.

We had a number of Navy sewers included including chief Eddie Galger at a senior go that's now retired. We had some some of that some two of Team six.

It was actually involved in the big lot killing. In veterans from the special operations arena.

Both you know army maybe air force intelligence. A lot of great people.

We got to mingle we got the network we got to talk to each other.

And it was a good feeling to have the people that was there in the beginning when it started and the people that basically came to our defense in the aftermath.

It was to say that it was a historic evening as an understatement you know to see to see your deputies to see the mayor and his deputies to see these heroes from Afghanistan. You know it was it was so poignant and it really drew such a star contrast for me between the feckles this and I'll say it again the feckles that we have now in leadership in New York City with probably the worst politician of all time build the Blasio.

At the White House can say Joe Biden is the worst politician. He's the worst president of all time compared to the leadership that you offered to the American people when you are police commissioner and when Rudy was America's mayor.

And then early in the day you were at 9-11 for the solemn reading of the names the the the solemn event that they had.

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