Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump took different approaches to marking the 23rd year since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, with the GOP presidential nominee starting the day in campaign mode.
In yet another contrast to the former president, Harris, along with President Joe Biden, opted to mark the anniversary more somberly. The Democratic nominee was not slated to make public remarks at ceremonies Wednesday in the three locations struck by hijacked jets, while Trump began the day after his combative debate with Harris by phoning in to the “Fox & Friends” morning show.
Harris and Biden started the day of remembrance with separate statements issued on official White House letterhead.