George W. Bush Condoleezza Rice Reflect on 11
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Condoleezza Rice was once a serious concert pianist!
Rice trained at Denver's Lamont School of Music and has performed publicly with cellist Yo-Yo Ma. She pivoted from music to political science at age 20 after taking a course on international politics.
Bush's Ground Zero bullhorn line was completely unscripted!
On Sept. 14, 2001, when a worker yelled he couldn't hear Bush, the president ad-libbed: 'I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you!' The spontaneous exchange became one of his presidency's defining moments.
Condoleezza Rice trained to be a concert pianist before entering politics!
Rice studied piano from age 3 and performed at Carnegie Hall. She played with cellist Yo-Yo Ma at the White House in 2002 — while serving as National Security Advisor during the post-9/11 era.
The UK spent ~£37 billion on Afghanistan after 9/11!
Britain, led by Blair, was the 2nd-largest military spender in post-9/11 Afghanistan. The UK's National Audit Office put the total cost of Operation Herrick at £37 billion over 13 years of conflict.
Topic poll · all networksWas the $8T spent on post-9/11 wars worth the cost?
Topic poll · all networksBush's Treasury Sec. post-9/11 was Paul O'Neill. What was his prior role?
- CEO of Alcoa
- Goldman Sachs partner
- Fed Reserve Chairman
- Ford Motor Co. CFO
Guess, then reveal the answer
CEO of Alcoa
