Donald Trump refuted reports suggesting that his absence from the official ceremony at Ground Zero for the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks was due to organizers preventing him from speaking. According to some reports, the Trump administration had been notified that the president was expected to attend the World Trade Center ceremony. However, these reports indicated that the organizers had reminded the White House of a policy that prohibits political figures from speaking during the event.
The White House did not confirm this specific reason for any potential absence. Instead, a spokesperson for the White House, Anna Kelly, issued a statement affirming that Trump would express support for the victims and their families. Kelly also noted that he would remember the efforts of firefighters, police, and all personnel who risked their lives to assist others.
Despite the rumors, the statement emphasized Trump’s commitment to remembering the sacrifices made on that day.
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