Harris, Trump take contrasting approaches to marking 9/11 terror attack anniversary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : On Wednesday morning, Trump patted her right hand with his left as they shook, in a warmer scene than their testy showdown hours earlier.
48% : About two hours after Trump spoke to Fox, the general election foes, for the second time in 24 hours, shook hands at ground zero in New York City.
45% : Trump used the prime-time debate and morning Fox appearance to appeal almost exclusively to his conservative base.
45% : Trump later participated in a separate wreath-laying ceremony in Pennsylvania.
38% : And as we commemorate this day, we should all reflect on what binds us together as one: the greatest privilege on Earth, the pride and privilege of being an American."As Trump criticized the debate moderators during his morning cable news appearance, GOP strategist Scott Jennings said Trump should be spending more time talking about still-high prices and illegal immigration.
34% : The Democratic nominee was not slated to make public remarks at ceremonies Wednesday in the three locations struck by hijacked jets, while Trump began the day after his combative debate with Harris by phoning in to the "Fox & Friends" morning show.
32% : "A YouGov snap poll of 2,166 registered voters who watched at least some of the debate released Wednesday found 54 percent thought Harris won, compared to 31 percent who thought Trump won.
18% : Trump was also scheduled to visit Shanksville, Pa., where one of the hijacked planes crashed on Sept. 11.
16% : "Trump struck a less unifying tone on Wednesday morning, calling the Tuesday night debate "rigged" and claiming that Harris appeared to have been given the ABC News moderators' questions in advance.
6% : And on the Biden-ordered chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, Trump told Fox of the Biden administration: "These clowns had no idea what to do.

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