I think I felt vulnerability, emotional vulnerability. And I think that was an overriding sense in this country in the days after the attack.
Claire McCaskill: “I think I felt vulnerability, emotional vulnerability. And I think that was an overriding sense in this country in the…”
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Reflecting on the emotional state of the country after 9/11.
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