Never Forget (Ep. 2593)
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What is the purpose of the "Never Forget" episode and why is the 9/11 anniversary significant today?
All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up, and get ready for the Dan Bongino Show.
Good morning and welcome to the Dan Bongino show. It's Sean Farrish filling in. It is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September eleventh, two thousand one attacks. And uh obviously that is going to be a uh a a major that's what the entire show is about. It's it's titled Never Forget. Because unfortunately As we've seen. Whether it's because of education or uh toxic social media algorithms or just this this this uh short attention span that our nation finds itself in. You say never forget, and we've been saying it for twenty five years. And somehow That message just isn't sinking in. For some. A lot of people forgot. Or are in the process of forgetting. Or they're in the process of Erasing. What happened twenty five years ago today?
I will give you today in this episode the perspective of someone who is in fifth grade. That was me. On Long Island. About forty miles east of New York City. And the aftermath and what that meant and all the details that I can remember and all the conversations and things r involving nine eleven that I have been through I don't mean to say that for pity. I mean to you know just have experienced since that day. And we will not. Redcon, we will not sugarcoat. Uh and we will not Distort or pervert. What happened on that day to fit an agenda? We're just gonna tell you the truth. It's hard to believe it was twenty five years ago to this day. That those attacked happens happened, sorry. But It has been that long. But it still feels fresh.
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The show is called Sean Farish Live. We will be there again, of course, today and on the radio show, Bon Gino Report PM every day at three o'clock Eastern time as well. Um nine eleven. Twenty five years ago today. Is a gold mine of a piece. Written by
How does Shawn Farash describe his personal experience of 9/11 as a fifth‑grader on Long Island?
Yeah, I I'm one of my favorite writers in the space, David Strom. He writes for hotair.com. He's got a really cool style. And uh he wrote a a just a banger of a piece yesterday, uh sorry, two days ago on uh September 9th regarding 9-11 and what a lot of people Have tried to do. Uh to the narrative surrounding September eleventh for We had a number of different agendas. David Strom leads off the piece by saying, 25 years after the terrorist attacks, I, David, remember 9-11 as if it were yesterday. Although I can't remember dates to save my life, I can name things I did just before or just after that day because 9-11 is an anchor that is seared into my mind.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the purpose of the "Never Forget" episode and why is the 9/11 anniversary significant today?
0:03–4:22
2
How does Shawn Farash describe his personal experience of 9/11 as a fifth‑grader on Long Island?
4:22–13:36
3
What story does Farash share about the NYPD “Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance” hat and its meaning?
13:36–1:07:13
4
How does the episode address the current controversy over how 9/11 is taught in schools?
1:07:13–1:21:08