Radio talker Michael Smerconish writes in philly.com about how he remembers this day. “Today, as I have for each of the last five anniversaries, I carry a mental image of Aaron Brown on 9/11. I see him standing on a New York rooftop in brilliant sunshine against a smoldering backdrop while providing an extemporaneous human dimension to the death and destruction whose extent was then unknown.”
“I just rewatched much of his work at YouTube. I wish all Americans would do likewise. It’s the perfect, unifying antidote to the partisan division that fighting the ‘war on terror’ has become.”
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