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It's the NPR Politics Podcast.
I'm Miles Parks.
Here with a special episode today from NPR's national security podcast, Sources and Methods.
It was recorded in front of a live audience here at NPR on Wednesday.
They gathered former top intelligence officials to talk about 9-11 25 years later, what happened
that day behind closed doors at the highest levels of government, and how 9-11 is still shaping global events today.
Here's Sources and Methods from NPR.
It is really hard to overstate how worried we all were.
In the immediate aftermath of 9-11, that we were going to be hit again.
A day that began with a brilliant blue sky, a day that ended in horror.
The 9-11 attacks presented a new kind of national security threat,
so a new national security architecture was built to confront it.
Has it worked?
Are we safer?
This is Sources and Methods from NPR.