A Reuters reporter remembers 9/11 and a president in crisis
Bush would show a range of emotions as he came to grips with events that marked a turning point in his presidency and in American life
A Reuters reporter remembers 9/11 and a president in crisis
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Ash-covered shoes and a president in crisis: A Reuters reporter remembers 9/11
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 - President George W. Bush was jogging around a Florida golf course before dawn when I first saw him on September 11, 2001.
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