The White House responded to media reports stating that President Donald Trump would not attend the central commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks in New York due to organizers not allowing him to give a speech. According to reports, Trump's team canceled his attendance after being informed of a longstanding event protocol. Officials in New York had expected the president to appear at the memorial site formerly known as the World Trade Center. The change occurred after Trump's office was informed of a rule prohibiting speeches by politicians, introduced by the National Memorial Museum and Center for September 11 in 2012 following political disputes over the site's renovation. Trump will instead visit the Pentagon in Arlington, which was also a target of the attacks, and address the public there. Trump criticized the journalist who reported the story, calling her a 'false reporter' and accusing her of fabricating the narrative.
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