Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, former New York Governor George Pataki reflected on how the state and the nation responded to the crisis. Serving as governor at the time of the attacks, Pataki helped lead New York through the immediate aftermath and the enormity of the unfolding national emergency.
In an interview with Geoff Bennett on the PBS NewsHour, Pataki discussed the immediate crisis response and the lasting impact that the events of September 11 have had on New York State and the entire country.
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