I also think we know that, as we learned after 9/11, you can learn from horrible, horrific events and then do better with sharing intelligence.
Amy Klobuchar: “I also think we know that, as we learned after 9/11, you can learn from horrible, horrific events and then do better…”
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Klobuchar reflects on the importance of learning from past crises to improve intelligence sharing.
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