President Joe Biden is spending the day flying back from Vietnam with a two-hour stop-over in Alaska where he will meet with service members and first responders. This is the first time a President will spend 9/11 away from Washington, D.C. or the three crash sites
Important Takeaways:
- Kamala steps in for Joe Biden for 22nd anniversary of 9/11 at Ground Zero – while President will mark the day 4,300 miles away in Alaska
- Joe Biden’s unprecedented decision not to mark the anniversary of 9/11 at one of the three crash sites left Vice President Kamala Harris filling in at the Ground Zero ceremony in New York on Monday.
- Biden infuriated families of the 2,977 killed by the hijackers by becoming the first president not to visit Manhattan, the Pentagon, or Shanksville, Pennsylvania to remember the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil.
- Instead he will spend just two hours at Joint Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska with service members and first responders on his way home from a 24-hour trip to Vietnam dominated by a shambolic and rambling press conference.
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