Toby Keith, author of song that became 9/11 rallying cry: 'Never apologize for being patriotic'
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Toby Keith encouraged Americans to never apologize for being patriotic as he honored the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
"On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, let's all gather our families together and pray that God will keep us safe for the rest of our lives and forever here in the great United States of America," Keith said in the video. "We all know where we were during 9/11 and the impact that it had on this world. Let's never forget. Always remember. Let's stay vigilant and never apologize for being patriotic. God speed."
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