September 20, 2001 Address to a Joint Session of Congress
President George W. Bush addresses a joint session of Congress on September 20, 2001, nine days after the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. He identifies al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden as responsible, outlines the developing U.S. response to international terrorism, honors victims and first responders, and calls for national unity.
Scenes include: President Bush entering the House chamber; members of Congress, Cabinet officials and invited guests; the President discussing the September 11 attacks, al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden and the Taliban; recognition of British Prime Minister Tony Blair; standing ovations; and the conclusion of the joint-session address.
This full-length master preserves the original recording as captured. Sourced from BetaSP videotape and delivered as a progressive ProRes 422 file for documentary, editorial, educational and research use.
Runtime: 55:40
Specifications: ProRes 422, 720×480p, 29.97fps
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