George W. Bush says Americans 'don't pay attention to the lesson of 9/11'

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George W. Bush believes Americans are not paying attention to the lessons of 9/11.
He warns against isolationist periods, stating that what happens overseas directly impacts national security.
Bush spoke at his presidential library in Dallas with Condoleezza Rice, his former national security adviser.
He believes the U.S. should support people struggling against tyranny, even if it doesn't involve sending troops.
Bush recalled his experience of becoming a wartime president on 9/11 and the need to rally the nation.
He and Rice remembered the chaos of 9/11, including orders for planes to land or be shot down.
Bush visited Ground Zero after the attacks, prioritizing helping the country return to normal and not lose its soul.
He visited a mosque after 9/11 due to concerns about harassment of women of color and to reaffirm the freedom to worship.
Bush and Rice discussed the need to shift to a 'Sept. 12' mentality to go on the offense and prevent future attacks.

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