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New York NOW | Episode | Remembering 9/11, Gov. George Pataki, 20 Years Later

Former Gov. George Pataki takes us behind the scenes of the state's response to the 9/11 attacks, how they weighed on him, and how things have changed 20 years later. Jami Floyd from WNYC and Dave Debo from WBFO share what they saw covering the attacks, both in New York City and Washington, D.C. Darrell Camp speaks to lawmakers about what 9/11 means today for New York City, and the country.

S2021 E36 | 0:26:46 | AIRED: 9/10/2021 |