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1:00Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden said the world is safer thanks to US leadership as he marked the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
“These trips are a central part of how we’re going to ensure the United States is flanked by the broadest array of allies and partners who will stand with us to deter any threat to our security to build a world that is safer for all of our children — something that today of all days we’re reminded of is not a given,” Biden said Monday at a gathering of over 1,000 servicemembers, first responders and their families at a military base in Alaska.
The remarks at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson marked the first occasion in 22 years that a US president did not observe the 9/11 anniversary in one of the three places — Washington, New York, or Shanksville, Pennsylvania — where hijacked planes crashed.
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