9/11 Address to the Nation Speech Rhetorical Analysis and Reflection

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I learned how important it is for the president to use rhetorical appeals to comfort and reassure us as citizens. It made me aware of all the things that they have to say to make us feel secure. Pathos and ethos, for sure, are the most essential in appealing to us and ensuring that we believe everything that is said.