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Fox Host Compares 9/11 Monuments To Confederate Monuments
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"On the 16th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States, we start our day bringing your attention to a question by a Fox News host that is all at once hyper-political, hyperbolic and hyper-offensive to both 9/11 victims and those who are offended by Confederate memorials, by suggesting the two are somehow connected.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke joined “Fox & Friends” from Shanksville, Pa., where one of the planes in the terrorist attacks crashed, killing all on board. He and Vice President Pence were there to commemorate a new memorial for the 40 passengers who died trying to save more people. They will dedicate a wind chime tower with 40 chimes on it as part of ongoing construction of a memorial there, Zinke said.
“We're really reflecting on how great this country is and the sacrifices we made, and also talking about the change that 9/11 brought to all Americans,” he said.
To which Fox News host Brian Kilmeade asked: “Do you worry 100 years from now someone is going to take that memorial down like they are trying to remake our memorials today?”
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