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25 years later, George W. Bush reflects on 9/11

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Friday marks one of the most somber days in American history. Former President George W. Bush recently reflected on 9/11 while speaking at the Bush Presidential Center in Dallas.

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25 years later, George W. Bush reflects on 9/11

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SuperTalk Mississippi News25 years later, George W. Bush reflects on 9/11. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production. Did you know Toyota Brookhaven has sold more new vehicles the last two years than any other dealership in Southwest Mississippi? Come see what? Exit 40 Brookhaven or online at Toyota Brookhaven.com. Great service, great savings. And Toyota Brookhaven will deliver. Tomorrow marks one of the most somber days in American history. Former president George W. Bush shared his 9-11 reflections at the Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, boxes, Kristen Goodwin with more. Then president George W. Bush, remembering the moment he was alerted about the 9-11 terror attack while listening to a child read. America is now under attack. I don't have much time to process that, but it's pretty clear to me that if we were under attack, then my job was to defend the child that was reading to me and her family and her country. And so it was a moment of clarity. Detailing efforts to get life back to normal after. Why was that so important? Well, because I didn't want us to lose our soul.

I wanted to, as we defended our freedoms, I wanted people to remember how precious they are. Speaking with former national security adviser and former secretary of state, the laser rise. Nearly 3,000 people were killed in the 9-11 attack, including four people from Mississippi. A super talk Mississippi media production.

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