New York - NBC and the ‘Today’ show have come under fire for their decision to air an interview with ‘Keeping up With the Kardashians’ matriarch Kris Jenner about her breast implants instead of this morning’s moment of silence at 8.46.a.m. held in memory of the victims of 9/11… Instead of watching the events from Washington D.C. where President Obama was in attendance and New York where families of the victims and representatives of the NYPD, FDNY and Port Authority Police gathered, the majority of NBC viewers were treated to Kris Jenner discussing her latest breast operation… Speaking with ‘Today’s’ Savannah Guthrie on Tuesday, Jenner, the star of ‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’ discussed September 9th’s penultimate episode that showcased her plans to get her 23-year-old breast implants replaced.’I thought it was such a great idea to film that,’ Jenner told TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie Tuesday morning. ‘The reason I went in and did that was because I had had my implants in for 152 years — you know, a long time, way longer than their shelf life.’

Well done, Today Show.  Way to go, Matt Lauer.  Savannah? Al? Good job, guys.  Good effort.  It’s important on a day like this for all Americans to come together and remember what unites us.  What makes us truly One Nation, Under God.  And that thing is the Kardashians.  If there was one thing that all those brave souls who ran toward the danger while thousands were fleeing for their lives stood for, it was Kris Jenner and the condition of the bags of saline she has sewn into her saggy fun bags.  That’s what they went into those towers for and never made it out.  So that we could celebrate the lives of vapid, spoiled, over-privileged cunts who get famous whoring out their daughters to go on TV and brag about their fake tits.  God Bless America.  God Bless Kris Jenner and her disgusting plastic boobjob.

On a day like today I can’t bring myself to just write a blog that’s about everything that’s wrong with America without ending it on a positive note.  This Outside the Lines segment aired last year apparently but it was new to me when Stool Hall of Famer @jmchishom Tweeted it this morning.  It’s about the BC lacrosse player who dreamed of being a firefighter but instead ended up working as a trader in the World Trade Center.  He helped rescue people instead of saving himself, and when they found his body in the rubble, he was among all the on duty FDNY guys who’d perished too.  The only way his parents found out what he was doing before the towers came down is one of the survivors mentioned being saved by a young guy with a red bandana.  That was him.  It’s long, but it’s the best 13 minutes you’ll spend today.  And exactly the kind of story that needs to be told to keep this day as day of true rememberance.  Rest in peace, Welles Crowther. @JerryThornton1