The best man at my wedding was a fire chief in St. Louis. He volunteered to work the pile in NYC to find survivors. He was one of the most relentless teasers and jovial personalities I’ve ever known. When he called us in short order from New York, he was somber and overwhelmed, and said they immediately knew they wouldn’t be finding any survivors, but just an unimaginable number of body parts instead. He died ten years later from a 9/11 related brain disease. Not every 9/11 victim died on 9/11. It’s still exacting a price on human lives to this day.
Watching this on 9/11 hits so hard for those of us who had loved ones who either were killed that day, or were one of the first responders. I was 2 years old at time and my dad was working at Rikers Island (an infamous jail in NYC) as a correctional officer at the time and when everything happened….he was one of the first responders who had to go down there to help out. He actually had a picture of himself in the 9/11 memorial museum but they closed like last year. He also has given a book that had aerial pictures of the towers as the attack happened. I’m 25 years old, and I still haven’t looked at that book and ever since I was little whenever they’d show videos at school….I had to leave the room. Last year was the first time ever in my life that I finally watched the well known Jules Naudet video on 9/11.
You're a bigger woman than I Tia Marrow and a lot prettier ;) I still can't watch anything about it. I'm one of those overly proud Texans in his country and that day made me understand what "dying a little inside"...means. I cried just watching this.
He had nothing to do with it, in reality. Not planning, not funding, or otherwise. He was a patsy that they wanted dead for other reasons. Bin Laden was a former CIA asset who they double crossed. Saudi Princes were involved, but instead we went into Iraq on lies for their oil, and Afghanistan for their poppy fields to supply big pharma, instead of the real culprits. FOIA requests have revealed this, and can now be found on an official government website.
My father was a Corrections officer for NJDOC and he ended up going to help with crowd control and checkpoints. He always told me that He jsut put me down for a nap when he turned on the TV and saw the news. I was less than 3 months old.
@8:14 You´ve got to remember that the contiguous US has 4 standard time zones. In addition, Alaska, Hawaii, and 5 US dependencies all have their own time zones. This ball game is on East coast time zone or for people in Hawaii it is six hours earlier.
3:57 What an eerie deja Vu feeling, when as soon as your video got to the part where they're announcing a beautiful night and the Phillies are playing the Mets, what should pop up on my phone as a Philly girl. The Phillies and Mets just started a game today as I'm watching your video. 🎉❤
I was working a construction site in southwest Michigan and had just walked into the construction trailer as the 2nd plane hit. 23 years later and still pissed about it.
I'm a Mets fan. Remember watching this game. It's fitting that it was a New York and Pennsylvania team playing amd having the spotlight during such a historical night
Native Philadelphian here. The city was alive after the announcement. Maybe not as much as NYC or DC...but it was certainly chilling to be outside talking to neighbors in a quite neighborhood in the city at 11:30 at night on a Sunday.
Normally baseball games are only 9 innings, however, if the score is tied, they play additional innings until they find a winner. In each inning, each team gets up to bat, while the opposing team is in the field. The first team hits at 'the top of the inning' & the opposite team bats in the 'bottom of the inning'.
Thank you so much Jono for your thoughtful reaction today! Everyone here remembers where they were when they heard the news and the days and days of heartbreaking news on the number of innocent people lost. This was the day where we were finally able to begin the actual healing process from that terrible day. I have avoided watching any rebroadcasts of the tragic events of that day as the images are ingrained in my memory like it was yesterday and I wish those images would fade away. TY really, to both you and Kat.
I was 11 when my mom got deployed to Kuwait for 10 months… it was the hardest 10 months. my mom said she cried almost every night missing her kids. 9/11 affected so many of us in so many different but difficult ways….
I remember seeing this game cus it really was very strange that it happened to be the only game being televised that night which is rare & the fact that it was two big rival teams from historically important places in America in terms of establishing our freedom as an independent nation just made it that much more poignant
No American that was old enough to remember, will ever forget 9/11 . We can tell you, where we were, who with, what we were doing. That day brought us all together. Again, years later, when that baseball game was playing and they announced that the president was breaking in special report, I told my husband WTH , this late? What is going on? Normally, games don't go that late , but they do sometimes. I will tell you most Americans probably don't get enough sleep, that night social media was a fire storm of sharing .
Thank you for caring for us you're in America even though I wasn't there in New York my heart still hurts for the people I lost their loved ones that day they continue to lose their loved ones from inhaling that dust that day it doesn't just hit me as an American it hits me as a person hurt killed guess who won them kind of people that don't like to see people hurting no matter where you're at on this home we call Earth play songs for people that still care that still help humanity is not dead 🇺🇸
Please check out whats called, The Red Bandana. It's about a Man named Welles who was a firefighter. Very touching, he saved 12 lives. The video tells it all 😢😢
Btw I remember waiting for president to come on and I was nervous cause no one knew what it was about because that late wasn't normal so it could of been alien invasion or anything but once we found out. I turned to the game and watch this live. Still brings tears to my eyes
Hey I love yalls channel. My grandma from Poland and grandpa from Italy. Moved to New Jersey before WW2. Now live in Houston Texas. I was born 7/11 1995 and I can still remember seeing the news cause I didn't get to school yet. So I was home. My father was contractor and worked in those towers like everyone's parents in NJ. I watched live the men who jumped from the towers. Btw in Jackson NJ. I could see the smoke from the towers. Also I lived next to 3 bases. Airforce, army, and lakehurst naval base. I been on all them because my family was high up in Navy and Army. They trained the tanks and helicopters in NJ. My father was scheduled to board the flight who went down in PA but his boss canceled 2 weeks before it. Going to elementary school that day. I remember seeing teachers crying because like I said everyone in my town had people who worked In the city or towers and my fathers friend got killed and we have a friend who survived down here in Texas. I hate hearing people down here say younger kids don't know but I was only 6 and I remember every single thing because I lived through it watching people I knew die. There's a documentary on nat geo that shows this black woman who is security gaurd letting the fire men in mins before the tower went down and we knew her 😭🥺. It affects my family and me even after 23 years. It's very very hard for my father and my family to watch those videos again. ❤🇺🇸♥️🙏🥺
I remember this night when the announcement was made so well. Also, I know there's hundreds of 9/11 videos and documentaries and such you could choose to react to, so I always really appreciate when it's this one. Because THIS shows the best of our country, that no one can break our will, no matter how hard some may try (and still try to this day).
Remember that the west coast of the USA is 3 hours behind the east coast so 9:45pm east is 6:45pm west. Presidential announcements will happen at anytime based on the situation. Not usually in the middle of the night though. This particular situation hit really close to all Americans.
It hits hard for me because I was in 7th grade scared heck out because my father worked on place called a tank farm that’s were they hold most of the gasoline in USA and if it ever blew it would take off half of the USA map . And during 9-11 one of the high jacked planes fly it out state air space
I was in fifth grade when 9/11 occurred. And then the next couple years during middle school, I remember watching the morning news in our classroom (it was a news program meant for students/younger audiences). But it stressed me out, because they kept talking about the US’s threat level regarding terrorism
I remember 9/11 very well as well as the night they got Bin Laden. On a side note . . . the games don't usually go on that long. A night game normally starts at 7 and is over around 10pm. This was an exceptionally long game.
One thing all news from 23 years ago hasn't said, was the weeks after it happened, you could not find an American Flag anywhere in any stores here in the states
I was in Okinawa in my classroom with my students on our Marine Base, Camp McTureous and I could barely contain myself as my husband was in Afghanistan .
My mother in law was on a plane back from London. All we knew was that her flight number #11 we didnt know it was a bigger number. They were half way across the ocean when they found out. So they had to turn around and go back to London. We didn't know if she was okay or what. It took a couple of days before she could call us during 9-11. This was great news for me. The question is why did they through his body off the boat before anyone saw him. Why would we give him that coutrtsey?
Something never mentioned in videos in 9/11 is that fire departments across the nation and Canada sent apparatus and personnel to NYC, including fire departments in California, across the nation. One of those killed during the clean up and search was an EMT from Brighton Ambulance in Monroe County, NY which is 300 miles from NYC.
This game was in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed. Where the flag was made and we were playing a NY team, NY having been the largest terrorist attack.
these two teams directly represent the two communities affected by the attacks. New York of course but the Phillies are in Pennsylvania and where they played this game is only a three hour drive to where flight 93 crashed so this is very personal
I remember that night vividly. It was odd for the President to call a speech so late (which kept getting pushed back that night) and the room where President Obama made his speech was symbolically known to be the room for making announcements related to national security sometimes.
Part of the reason these teams in particular have a special connection to the events of 9/11 is that they represent 2 of the states most affected by the attack - New York and Pennsylvania (where the heroic passengers of United 93 chose to fight back and the plane crashed into a field instead of allowing the hijackers to hit their other target (presumed to have been the white house). It was serendipity that it was these 2 teams on this night.
If you haven't already, check out the movie Zero Dark Thirty it's about all the CIA activity up to and including the reenactment of the mission that got Bin Laden
I remember this night. I was watching the Phillies game and I was baffled when the fans started chanting “USA!” Eventually I found out what happened and took the risk of waking up my girlfriend at the time to let her know. I woke her up and told her. She jumped out of bed and we switched to a news channel. It was an incredible night.
Jono - for the game time - keep in mind that this is the "national game of the week" - so back then it started at 8pm East Coast time (so folks on the West Coast could see it at 5pm). And back then baseball was in a period of games getting stupidly longer and longer. Most games now take about two hours and fifteen minutes (some can go longer - there's no "clock" in baseball - though they did institute a pitch clock last season) and the Sunday night game now starts 7pm Eastern Time on Sundays.
Watch the Shawn Ryan Show (Navy Seal, CIA Operator) interview Rob O'Neill (DevGru - Seal Team 6). Rob explains what happened on that night in Abottabbad and how he took down Bin Laden.
Oof watching this on the anniversary is rough. Thank you and you guys shouldn’t be so skittish about pausing. It’s not a reaction unless we hear your opinions as well.
My dad was in the Navy for 22 years. The first thing he did was put a flag pole up, and put a shower in, because he would never wash his face in the same water he washed his ass in!
i was 11 when 9/11 happened and I said i want to join the army and get bin laden. 10 years later i was in the army and in Afghanistan when he was killed. I arrived back in the states on sept 11.
Greetings from the Yosemite area of California! I love watching your videos. America is the only country in the world, where you can come to and become an American citizen. Then you can become a mayor of a town, and Governor of a State, and Congress member, and and Senator! That makes our country great!!! You should listen to Trace Adkins song, “Arlington”… Love Grandma Debbie
Remember. The USA is a huge country land wise. We have several time zones. This game was on the east coast. It started at 6pm. 6pm on the east coast is 4pm central time .....2pm west coast time.
Solar panels? Nice! Hope you all reap those benefits. In the US, if you get panels and generate enough electricity, you can sell back some of the power to the power company.
Until very recently baseball games could last a really loooong time. It was actually negatively affecting the amount of viewers who would sit and watch the game on television. Several rules changes were implemented over the past few years to speed up the pace of the game. A vast improvement (in my opinion)!
@lovesgucci1 I was talking about MLB games in general. But yeah, I agree with you about this particular game. A late start time and extra innings was the reason it ended at such a late hour. It was actually played at a pretty fast pace considering it was around 10:45 in the bottom of the 8th. With an 8:35 start time that's not too bad!
Major League Baseball put in new rules so games wouldn’t last so long. The new rules suck. They penalize the pitcher if he doesn’t throw the ball in a specified period of time. There’s a clock timing him. Stupidest thing is, it does nothing. If you have an extra inning game like this one, the game can go on for extra innings anyways. A regular game ends in 9 innings. You can’t stop a game at a tie like soccer, unless because of weather, or the game goes a RIDICULOUS amount of extra innings. But you keep going extra innings until one team wins.
As an American who was mid 20’s when 9/11 occurred, I was embarrassed by the public reaction to the killing of Osama Bin Laden. I was proud of the brave men who did what had to be done. I was proud of Obama for making the call, and I felt that Justice was served in the only way possible. With all of that, I take no pride or pleasure in vengeance. I don’t look down on anyone for celebrating, but I didn’t feel proud or patriotic. We ended numerous lives and used unethical means to achieve it. It had to be done this way, but I am not proud of it and was embarrassed by the actions of millions that night. That wasn’t a good look and was a bit barbarous behavior, much like the enemy we were fighting. Again I am proud of our brave men who risked their lives to protect us from this terrible enemy, but I felt the manner of celebration was over the top.
A thought today for the *4,502,996* people who died as a result of 9/11. 2,996 who died on the day. And the 4.5 million people, overwhelmingly civilians, who died in the US's senseless and illegal post 9/11 wars. Also please remember the 38 million refugees created by those w@rs. Source: Arnaud Bertrand
You mentioned a documentary that had the falling man, was it this documentary? "The Falling Man 9/11 Documentary": ruclips.net/video/E5pYsqfzlHk/видео.html I've watched it when it came out and it still saddens me.
Although it is very sad, the other end of the spectrum is how Americans pulled together when needed. Boatlift video ruclips.net/video/18lsxFcDrjo/видео.html
The best man at my wedding was a fire chief in St. Louis. He volunteered to work the pile in NYC to find survivors. He was one of the most relentless teasers and jovial personalities I’ve ever known. When he called us in short order from New York, he was somber and overwhelmed, and said they immediately knew they wouldn’t be finding any survivors, but just an unimaginable number of body parts instead. He died ten years later from a 9/11 related brain disease. Not every 9/11 victim died on 9/11. It’s still exacting a price on human lives to this day.
Watching this on 9/11 hits so hard for those of us who had loved ones who either were killed that day, or were one of the first responders. I was 2 years old at time and my dad was working at Rikers Island (an infamous jail in NYC) as a correctional officer at the time and when everything happened….he was one of the first responders who had to go down there to help out. He actually had a picture of himself in the 9/11 memorial museum but they closed like last year. He also has given a book that had aerial pictures of the towers as the attack happened. I’m 25 years old, and I still haven’t looked at that book and ever since I was little whenever they’d show videos at school….I had to leave the room. Last year was the first time ever in my life that I finally watched the well known Jules Naudet video on 9/11.
You're a bigger woman than I Tia Marrow and a lot prettier ;) I still can't watch anything about it. I'm one of those overly proud Texans in his country and that day made me understand what "dying a little inside"...means. I cried just watching this.
He had nothing to do with it, in reality. Not planning, not funding, or otherwise. He was a patsy that they wanted dead for other reasons. Bin Laden was a former CIA asset who they double crossed. Saudi Princes were involved, but instead we went into Iraq on lies for their oil, and Afghanistan for their poppy fields to supply big pharma, instead of the real culprits. FOIA requests have revealed this, and can now be found on an official government website.
My father was a Corrections officer for NJDOC and he ended up going to help with crowd control and checkpoints. He always told me that He jsut put me down for a nap when he turned on the TV and saw the news. I was less than 3 months old.
My dad was deputy director at TDCJ at the time and we had to watch helplessly in Texas. But he wanted nothing more than to be there helping….
Thanks for doing this video - you nailed it! It's always great to see people coming together like that.
@8:14 You´ve got to remember that the contiguous US has 4 standard time zones. In addition, Alaska, Hawaii, and 5 US dependencies all have their own time zones. This ball game is on East coast time zone or for people in Hawaii it is six hours earlier.
Not to mention it ended in the 14th inning.
@@LisaD-1969and when Sunday night baseball started at 8pm I believe
3:57 What an eerie deja Vu feeling, when as soon as your video got to the part where they're announcing a beautiful night and the Phillies are playing the Mets, what should pop up on my phone as a Philly girl. The Phillies and Mets just started a game today as I'm watching your video. 🎉❤
I was working a construction site in southwest Michigan and had just walked into the construction trailer as the 2nd plane hit. 23 years later and still pissed about it.
Thank you so much for showing my favorite video!.❤❤
this is an east coast game.. for people to watch a west coast game on the east add 3 hours.. start times can be midnight for us on the east coast
Thanks for the tribute on this somber day.
I'm a Mets fan. Remember watching this game. It's fitting that it was a New York and Pennsylvania team playing amd having the spotlight during such a historical night
Native Philadelphian here. The city was alive after the announcement. Maybe not as much as NYC or DC...but it was certainly chilling to be outside talking to neighbors in a quite neighborhood in the city at 11:30 at night on a Sunday.
From a Philly girl, yes I remember thinking the same thing! I was a Junior in high school at the time.
9/11 sensless crime on innocent people. R.I.P. to those that lost their lives. Amazing! Proud to be an American!
Normally baseball games are only 9 innings, however, if the score is tied, they play additional innings until they find a winner. In each inning, each team gets up to bat, while the opposing team is in the field. The first team hits at 'the top of the inning' & the opposite team bats in the 'bottom of the inning'.
Thank you so much Jono for your thoughtful reaction today! Everyone here remembers where they were when they heard the news and the days and days of heartbreaking news on the number of innocent people lost. This was the day where we were finally able to begin the actual healing process from that terrible day. I have avoided watching any rebroadcasts of the tragic events of that day as the images are ingrained in my memory like it was yesterday and I wish those images would fade away. TY really, to both you and Kat.
I was 11 when my mom got deployed to Kuwait for 10 months… it was the hardest 10 months. my mom said she cried almost every night missing her kids. 9/11 affected so many of us in so many different but difficult ways….
I remember seeing this game cus it really was very strange that it happened to be the only game being televised that night which is rare & the fact that it was two big rival teams from historically important places in America in terms of establishing our freedom as an independent nation just made it that much more poignant
No American that was old enough to remember, will ever forget 9/11 . We can tell you, where we were, who with, what we were doing. That day brought us all together.
Again, years later, when that baseball game was playing and they announced that the president was breaking in special report, I told my husband WTH , this late? What is going on?
Normally, games don't go that late , but they do sometimes. I will tell you most Americans probably don't get enough sleep, that night social media was a fire storm of sharing .
I was at bussfest in Texas and they announced it, and the band a two hour show extra!
Thank you for caring for us you're in America even though I wasn't there in New York my heart still hurts for the people I lost their loved ones that day they continue to lose their loved ones from inhaling that dust that day it doesn't just hit me as an American it hits me as a person hurt killed guess who won them kind of people that don't like to see people hurting no matter where you're at on this home we call Earth play songs for people that still care that still help humanity is not dead 🇺🇸
Please check out whats called, The Red Bandana. It's about a Man named Welles who was a firefighter. Very touching, he saved 12 lives. The video tells it all 😢😢
Btw I remember waiting for president to come on and I was nervous cause no one knew what it was about because that late wasn't normal so it could of been alien invasion or anything but once we found out. I turned to the game and watch this live. Still brings tears to my eyes
Hey I love yalls channel. My grandma from Poland and grandpa from Italy. Moved to New Jersey before WW2. Now live in Houston Texas. I was born 7/11 1995 and I can still remember seeing the news cause I didn't get to school yet. So I was home. My father was contractor and worked in those towers like everyone's parents in NJ. I watched live the men who jumped from the towers. Btw in Jackson NJ. I could see the smoke from the towers. Also I lived next to 3 bases. Airforce, army, and lakehurst naval base. I been on all them because my family was high up in Navy and Army. They trained the tanks and helicopters in NJ. My father was scheduled to board the flight who went down in PA but his boss canceled 2 weeks before it. Going to elementary school that day. I remember seeing teachers crying because like I said everyone in my town had people who worked In the city or towers and my fathers friend got killed and we have a friend who survived down here in Texas. I hate hearing people down here say younger kids don't know but I was only 6 and I remember every single thing because I lived through it watching people I knew die. There's a documentary on nat geo that shows this black woman who is security gaurd letting the fire men in mins before the tower went down and we knew her 😭🥺. It affects my family and me even after 23 years. It's very very hard for my father and my family to watch those videos again. ❤🇺🇸♥️🙏🥺
I remember this night when the announcement was made so well. Also, I know there's hundreds of 9/11 videos and documentaries and such you could choose to react to, so I always really appreciate when it's this one. Because THIS shows the best of our country, that no one can break our will, no matter how hard some may try (and still try to this day).
I watched this live! It was karaoke night at the bar/pub. Needless to say a lot of patriotic songs were sung that night!
Remember that the west coast of the USA is 3 hours behind the east coast so 9:45pm east is 6:45pm west. Presidential announcements will happen at anytime based on the situation. Not usually in the middle of the night though. This particular situation hit really close to all Americans.
How Exciting, News of you're new Home!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I love how much you like camaraderie 😊
It hits hard for me because I was in 7th grade scared heck out because my father worked on place called a tank farm that’s were they hold most of the gasoline in USA and if it ever blew it would take off half of the USA map . And during 9-11 one of the high jacked planes fly it out state air space
My combat unit had gotten back from Afghanistan shortly before this. We all woke up and got hammered drunk in the barracks at our base in Alaska.
Great reaction ❤
I was in fifth grade when 9/11 occurred. And then the next couple years during middle school, I remember watching the morning news in our classroom (it was a news program meant for students/younger audiences). But it stressed me out, because they kept talking about the US’s threat level regarding terrorism
I was still in high school when 9/11 happened. Rip 🙏 🪦
I remember 9/11 very well as well as the night they got Bin Laden.
On a side note . . . the games don't usually go on that long. A night game normally starts at 7 and is over around 10pm. This was an exceptionally long game.
A FRIEND WILL GET YOU OUT OF JAIL.......A TRUE FRIEND WILL BE SITTING NEXT TO YOU IN YOUR CELL.
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Or better yet a best friend would try to prevent you from doing anything that would result in you being in jail. Js
Hurricane Francine's heading for us in Louisiana bro it's gonna make landfall by 6-7pm wish us luck and I'm enjoying these videos while I still can
One thing all news from 23 years ago hasn't said, was the weeks after it happened, you could not find an American Flag anywhere in any stores here in the states
True. Completely sold out everywhere.
I was in Okinawa in my classroom with my students on our Marine Base, Camp McTureous and I could barely contain myself as my husband was in Afghanistan .
My mother in law was on a plane back from London. All we knew was that her flight number #11 we didnt know it was a bigger number. They were half way across the ocean when they found out. So they had to turn around and go back to London. We didn't know if she was okay or what.
It took a couple of days before she could call us during 9-11.
This was great news for me. The question is why did they through his body off the boat before anyone saw him. Why would we give him that coutrtsey?
How many leg slaps!? Anybody counting!? 😂😂😂
Something never mentioned in videos in 9/11 is that fire departments across the nation and Canada sent apparatus and personnel to NYC, including fire departments in California, across the nation. One of those killed during the clean up and search was an EMT from Brighton Ambulance in Monroe County, NY which is 300 miles from NYC.
Zero Dark Thirty is a great movie to watch about how they tracked down Bin Laden and how they got him :)
I remember exactly where I was for each event
Incidentally, I wasn’t watching the baseball game, but playing GT6/sport, but did see the Obama announcement
This game was in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed. Where the flag was made and we were playing a NY team, NY having been the largest terrorist attack.
Watching this video never gets old! I also love how many of us Americans wear shirts and hats that say “USA” on a daily basis!
#1 thing our enemies never want to hear is the US allied together
these two teams directly represent the two communities affected by the attacks. New York of course but the Phillies are in Pennsylvania and where they played this game is only a three hour drive to where flight 93 crashed so this is very personal
I love that shirt
I remember that night vividly. It was odd for the President to call a speech so late (which kept getting pushed back that night) and the room where President Obama made his speech was symbolically known to be the room for making announcements related to national security sometimes.
Part of the reason these teams in particular have a special connection to the events of 9/11 is that they represent 2 of the states most affected by the attack - New York and Pennsylvania (where the heroic passengers of United 93 chose to fight back and the plane crashed into a field instead of allowing the hijackers to hit their other target (presumed to have been the white house). It was serendipity that it was these 2 teams on this night.
I was in the Navy and on deployment
Have you seen the documentary about seal team six and that night?
Yes
I remember being at my job and everyone chanting "weeeeeee got him, weeeeeee got him we'll f×÷= you up we'll f÷=/ up"
Also ironic is the score in the 9th inning 1-1
I love you guys
ESPN's Sunday night games start at 8:10. Regular games start either 6:40 or 7:10.
If you haven't already, check out the movie Zero Dark Thirty it's about all the CIA activity up to and including the reenactment of the mission that got Bin Laden
I remember this night. I was watching the Phillies game and I was baffled when the fans started chanting “USA!” Eventually I found out what happened and took the risk of waking up my girlfriend at the time to let her know. I woke her up and told her. She jumped out of bed and we switched to a news channel. It was an incredible night.
Jono - for the game time - keep in mind that this is the "national game of the week" - so back then it started at 8pm East Coast time (so folks on the West Coast could see it at 5pm). And back then baseball was in a period of games getting stupidly longer and longer. Most games now take about two hours and fifteen minutes (some can go longer - there's no "clock" in baseball - though they did institute a pitch clock last season) and the Sunday night game now starts 7pm Eastern Time on Sundays.
It's a stupid game
Where does the term waffling come from? lol, for me that's normally my favorite part of yalls videos.
This was on East coast time zone.
Watch the Shawn Ryan Show (Navy Seal, CIA Operator) interview Rob O'Neill (DevGru - Seal Team 6). Rob explains what happened on that night in Abottabbad and how he took down Bin Laden.
Oof watching this on the anniversary is rough. Thank you and you guys shouldn’t be so skittish about pausing. It’s not a reaction unless we hear your opinions as well.
Baseball games can go hours and hours if they tie.
My dad was in the Navy for 22 years. The first thing he did was put a flag pole up, and put a shower in, because he would never wash his face in the same water he washed his ass in!
i was 11 when 9/11 happened and I said i want to join the army and get bin laden. 10 years later i was in the army and in Afghanistan when he was killed. I arrived back in the states on sept 11.
Ty for your service.
It was such a coincidence that the game went extra innings so they were still playing when the news conference was called
Night time games normally start at 7:00 or 7:30. How long it goes just depends on how quickly each team gets its three outs in each inning.
Greetings from the Yosemite area of California! I love watching your videos. America is the only country in the world, where you can come to and become an American citizen. Then you can become a mayor of a town, and Governor of a State, and Congress member, and and Senator! That makes our country great!!!
You should listen to Trace Adkins song, “Arlington”…
Love Grandma Debbie
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The USA is a huge country land wise. We have several time zones.
This game was on the east coast. It started at 6pm. 6pm on the east coast is 4pm central time .....2pm west coast time.
It is 6:46 in California. What is it in Hawaii.
Solar panels? Nice! Hope you all reap those benefits. In the US, if you get panels and generate enough electricity, you can sell back some of the power to the power company.
Your sound on the video is way to low!
Games are usually not that late.
Until very recently baseball games could last a really loooong time. It was actually negatively affecting the amount of viewers who would sit and watch the game on television.
Several rules changes were implemented over the past few years to speed up the pace of the game. A vast improvement (in my opinion)!
That’s not why this game was long. It started at 8:35pm, there were a lot of guys getting on base, but no runs & it went into the 14th inning.
@lovesgucci1 I was talking about MLB games in general.
But yeah, I agree with you about this particular game. A late start time and extra innings was the reason it ended at such a late hour. It was actually played at a pretty fast pace considering it was around 10:45 in the bottom of the 8th. With an 8:35 start time that's not too bad!
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Major League Baseball put in new rules so games wouldn’t last so long. The new rules suck. They penalize the pitcher if he doesn’t throw the ball in a specified period of time.
There’s a clock timing him.
Stupidest thing is, it does nothing. If you have an extra inning game like this one, the game can go on for extra innings anyways. A regular game ends in 9 innings.
You can’t stop a game at a tie like soccer, unless because of weather, or the game goes a RIDICULOUS amount of extra innings. But you keep going extra innings until one team wins.
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Would greatly appreciate going back to MLB
Pres. George Bush commenting about Bin Laden at a news conference on March 13, 2002:
*“I truly am not that concerned about him”*
Very beginning sounds like you could have saved a lot of time if your banks and etc had drive thrus 😉 I'm joking I love y'all jyst started following
47000 is nothing I’m watching the Phillies now they passed 3 million fans for the season last night
Please react to oversimplified
The American revolution and the American civil war.
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Most of Seal team 6 was later put on a helicopter and flown over enemy fighters and shot down-- all dead, all on purpose. They knew too much
1 survived. NCSWIC.
Each squadron has around 50 members. Gold squadron ( the one that killed Osama) lost 15 members in that crash. Most of gold teams members lived on.
As an American who was mid 20’s when 9/11 occurred, I was embarrassed by the public reaction to the killing of Osama Bin Laden. I was proud of the brave men who did what had to be done. I was proud of Obama for making the call, and I felt that Justice was served in the only way possible. With all of that, I take no pride or pleasure in vengeance. I don’t look down on anyone for celebrating, but I didn’t feel proud or patriotic. We ended numerous lives and used unethical means to achieve it. It had to be done this way, but I am not proud of it and was embarrassed by the actions of millions that night. That wasn’t a good look and was a bit barbarous behavior, much like the enemy we were fighting. Again I am proud of our brave men who risked their lives to protect us from this terrible enemy, but I felt the manner of celebration was over the top.
Do you mean CIA operative Tim Osman., aka Osama Bin Laden?
well that is 1 stupid way to look at it.
@@carlstewart8787 nonsense
Awful take! He was a terrorist!
A thought today for the *4,502,996* people who died as a result of 9/11. 2,996 who died on the day. And the 4.5 million people, overwhelmingly civilians, who died in the US's senseless and illegal post 9/11 wars. Also please remember the 38 million refugees created by those w@rs.
Source: Arnaud Bertrand
I'd say that's the presidents fault Not the USA's lmao😂😂
While I agree with the senseless wars many Muslims didn't show sympathy that day. Is what it is 🤷♂️
I once went to a baseball game that lasted until midnight. And it was the 4th of July so we didn’t end up getting home until like 1am
I remember being in elementary school and we were joking the next few days about killing the dog
You mentioned a documentary that had the falling man, was it this documentary? "The Falling Man 9/11 Documentary": ruclips.net/video/E5pYsqfzlHk/видео.html
I've watched it when it came out and it still saddens me.
Although it is very sad, the other end of the spectrum is how Americans pulled together when needed.
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