Cooper spoke with Yahoo�s Launch media, just prior to the second anniversary of the attacks last Thursday.
Cooper�s comments have been interpreted by some, as the singer calling for a new 9/11 holiday, where Americans will celebrate our nation. But he doesn�t exactly spell that out in his remarks.
"You know, I would do everything--I would make that as all-American as the Fourth Of July," Cooper said. "I would do everything that the al-Qaida tries to destroy about us. The whole idea behind the al-Qaida was to upset our financial situation, to make us feel uneasy, to make us feel, sort of to make us feel vulnerable."
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