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President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin answer questions from students at Crawford High School Nov. 15, 2001. "When I was in high school, Russia was an enemy," said President Bush. "Now the high school students can know Russia as a friend; that we're working together to break the old ties, to establish a new spirit of cooperation and trust so that we can work together to make the world more peaceful.". White House photo by Paul Morse.

With Secretary of State Colin Powell and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld sitting at his side, President George W. Bush speaks with the media during a cabinet meeting Nov. 19, 2001. White House photo by Tina Hager.

After pardoning a turkey from the Thanksgiving dinner table, President George W. Bush invites children to pet Liberty, the freed bird. "Through the generations, our country has known its share of hardships. And we've been through some tough times, some testing moments during the last months," said President Bush. "Yet, we've never lost sight of the blessings around us: the freedoms we enjoy, the people we love, and the many gifts of our prosperous land.". Nov. 19, 2001. White House photo by Susan Sterner

President George W. Bush addresses the audience at the Signing of Aviation Security Legislation at Ronald Reagan National Airport Nov. 19, 2001 in Washington, D. C. "The broad support for this bill shows that our country is united in this crisis," said the President." We have our political differences, but we're united to defend our country. And we're united to protect our people.". White House photo by Paul Morse.

Hosting a dinner celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, President George W. Bush addresses ambassadors from Islamic nations and other distinguished guests in the State Room Nov. 19, 2001. "America has close and important relations with many Islamic nations So it is fitting for America to honor your friendship and the traditions of a great faith by hosting this Iftaar at the White House," said the President in his remarks. White House photo by Tina Hager.