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President Obama's Weekly Address: Carrying on the Work of Our Fallen Heroes

President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton at the White House on September 12, 2012 

(September 15, 2012) -- President Barack Obama gave his weekly address to the nation on the subject, Carrying on the Work of Our Fallen Heroes, in which he says, "This week in Libya, we lost four of our fellow Americans. Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods, Sean Smith, and Chris Stevens were all killed in an outrageous attack on our diplomatic post in Benghazi. These four Americans represented the very best of our country."

President Obama concluded by saying, "We will carry on the work of our fallen heroes....We are Americans. We know that our spirit cannot be broken, and the foundation of our leadership cannot be shaken. That is the legacy of the four Americans we lost – men who will live on in the hearts of those they loved, and the strength of the country they served."

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