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Baseball and basketball players. they're the men and women who go out. first responders, people who wear the nation's cloth, our service members, our veterans i'll instilling that in them. with your question to wrap it up, i absolutely think we have the opportunity to do it. but we have to do this as individuals and stop looking to other people around us to do it. we have to instill in our next generation what this means because our generation, my kids hopefully -- hopefully my kids never see a are with a. hopefully my kids never see attacks on 9/11 on the united states' soul. i have to be abl...

Threat remains now, especially with the taliban takeover in afghanistan and as a born and raised new yorker and proud american, it is our duty and our solemn vision of our country to fight against islamic terrorism that killed so many people on this day 20 years ago, a generation ago. and are still taking lives. you have got to remember more people have died from that dust cloud and toxins than were killed on that day. 4627 people have died. there are 60 cancers that have been identified, 67,000 people who were exposed to that dust have breathing problems from asthma and copd, the bronchitis i...

What we'll -- it is what will decide what our future of the united states of america is. pete: so well said. what we honor, what we hold up is a reflection of what we value and ultimately that is on parents to pass it to that next generation. dakota, thank you so much for everything you've done in the 20 years since and for helping us remember today on 9/11. >> thank you. pete: appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: all right, still ahead, those who were in the towers on the ground in new york city relive the tragedy two decades later. 9/11 survivors join us with their firsthand accounts next. ♪...