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2026-09-12 00:17
Former Bush chief of staff revisits school where he told president about 9/11 attacks
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I Can Hear You: The Iconic Moment From President Bush That Gave Us What We Needed After 9/11
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On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, White House chief of staff Andy Card walked into a Florida classroom where he gave then-President George W. Bush the fateful world-altering news that a second plane had crashed into the World Trade Center.
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President George W. Bush was visiting an elementary school in Florida on Sept. 11, 2001, when he was informed of an attack on the World Trade Center.
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George, we can't hear you!
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Former Bush chief of staff revisits school where he told president about 9/11 attacks
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Former Bush chief of staff revisits school where he told president about 9/11 attacks
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Video shows moment President Bush is told of 9/11 attacks
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I Can Hear You: The Iconic Moment From President Bush That Gave Us What We Needed After 9/11
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Former Bush chief of staff and the teacher in the room on 9/11 recount the day
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Former Bush & Clinton chiefs of staff push to preserve memory of 9/11 for young Americans
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