From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

Never forget.

Because through this military base is located on ground zero, isn't we know the distance did not dull or diminish.

The pain we felt all across the nation of September 11th.

So that was Joe Biden yesterday, part of some September 11th commemorate. What do you call it?

I don't know. Honoring commemoration, remembrance, whatever.

He also went on to say, and we'll get the clip for later, but he went on to say,

I was here the next day, the day after the towers fell, and it was like looking into the gates of hell,

and then a whole bunch of people pointed out, according to your own autobiography,

you were in Washington, DC the next day, but whatever.

It makes a good story that you were there the next day looking straight into the fires. I'll go ahead.

Well, and I'm looking at him on the Senate floor the next day, given a speech.

So I suppose he could have gone to New York after, but yeah.

So we got into a topic yesterday of 9-11, and how it should be treated now that we're 22 years out.

And I'm not happy with everything I said yesterday.

Well, if I might jump in just very briefly, the trigger for the discussion was that,

especially on Fox News, they were making a big deal about the fact that Joe Biden was the first president,

not to be at one of the crash sites on 9-11.

And indeed, I probably heard that 20 times on Fox News through the day,

and I'll let you retake the ball and run with it.

Well, yeah, I don't want to go further down the same road that I wished I hadn't gotten down yesterday.

So I'll just move to this.

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