'We are no longer together the way we were that day': Nicolle and panel reflect on 9/11
On the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, Nicolle Wallace, Mike Barnicle, and Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling reflected on the heroes of that day, the subsequent unity of the American spirit, and the current divisions. They recalled the acts of courage, the personal sacrifices made, and how the event inspired a generation to serve. The conversation also touched on the evolution of the Department of Homeland Security and how the national mood has shifted from unity to a more fearful and divided state.
The discussion highlights the enduring impact of 9/11 on American identity, unity, and national security, contrasting the spirit of togetherness from that day with the current political landscape.
The episode also covers the story of firefighter Kevin Dowdell and his sons, and Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling's personal experiences serving in Iraq.
SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACKS NICOLLE WALLACE MIKE BARNICLE MARK HERTLING DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
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