George W Bush I can Hear You

  


 A disturbed president tries to reassure and calm Americans at Ground Zero, days after the unfortunate legendary 9/11 which claimed over 3000 lives and destruction of the Trade Centre Towers. As he went on with his speech using a megaphone, his voice became unclear and that’s when the rescue workers yelled they couldn’t hear him. He replied to them saying that he could hear them, the rest of the world hear them and those responsible for the destructions would soon hear them (Williams,2021).

 

Reference

 Nixon, R. M. (1975). The Checkers Speech. Evergreen Valley College, Media Services.

 

 

 

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