9/11 Widow Delivers Scathing Message About Saudi Arabia During Ground Zero Ceremony
There once was a woman who cried,
Her husband in terror had died,
She said with a tear,
To be friends they must clear,
The truth that they continued to hide.
There once was a woman who cried,
Her husband in terror had died,
She said with a tear,
To be friends they must clear,
The truth that they continued to hide.
There once was a host named Bret Baier
Who grilled a Texas Senate debater
With allegations galore
Right beside him he swore
To reveal the truth, no one could debate her
There once was a man named James Carville,
Whose reputation took a bad spill,
His co-host Hunt did declare,
That in the last 25 years,
No one’s fallen more, it’s quite a thrill.
There once was a man from the city,
Whose gesture was rather witty,
Giuliani was quite shocked,
At the welcome that he blocked,
For Mamdani, it wasn’t so pretty.
There once was a video and photos,
That captured life’s highs and its lows,
With memories to keep,
And treasures to reap,
In moments that forever will glow.
There once was a man named J. Mike,
Who warned of a war that some dislike,
Against democracy, he did contend,
Predicting a catastrophic end,
In January, it could be a spike.
There once was a captain so keen,
Who found a young boy in between,
Clung to the skiff for three days,
In frigid waters, he sways,
Rescued at last, a miraculous scene.
There once was a federal employee
Who flew for just $250, you see
On a commercial flight
Took the price just right
For a journey so carefree and glee
There once was a man named bin Laden,
Who caused quite a stir, truth be trodden,
Documents showed his ways,
And the U.S. in a daze,
For threats to their targets seemed sodden.
There once was a celebrity named Sandy,
Who spoke of her Black kids quite grandly.
This made Kelly seethe,
And she couldn’t believe,
The comments that Sandra did bandy.