Donald Trump opened his remarks at the Pentagon’s 9/11 memorial ceremony by sharing a personal anecdote of where he was and what he was doing at the time.

At the outset of his speech, the president recalled how he spent that Tuesday morning.

“I vividly remember when I first heard the news,” Trump said. “I was sitting at home watching a major business television show early that morning. Jack Welch, the legendary head of General Electric was about to be interviewed. When all of a sudden, they cut away.”

The president went on to detail the moments of confusion that followed in the early reporting.

“At first there were different reports,” Trump said. “‘It was a boiler fire.’ But I knew that boilers aren’t at the top of a building. ‘It was a kitchen explosion in Windows on the World.’ Nobody really knew what happened. There was great confusion.”

Obviously it’s not a surprise that Trump would talk about himself.

In the past Trump has suggested he was one of the first responders at ground zero, and ultimately suggested that there should be a statue of his wife Melania at ground zero.

Gross.

Trump then repeated his lie that he was at ground zero with “men who worked for him” to help in anyway possible.

There is absolutely no proof this happened.

Watch Trump claim to be at ground zero:

During his 9/11 commemoration speech, Trump once again claims that he went down to Ground Zero with "men who work for me" shortly after the attack to "try to help in any little way that we could."

There is no proof he ever did any of this. pic.twitter.com/5YWl5vIUED

— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) September 11, 2019

Watch Trump talking about watching TV when the first plane hit: