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Welcome back. to state the obvious, september 11th changed everything. it changed how we viewed politics and politicians. it was the catalyst for a 20-year war in afghanistan. and it changed how we viewed ourselves and each other as americans. memory box echos of 9/11 explores those changes in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks and their evolution 20 years later. joining us now to discuss those changes are claire mccaskill, former democratic senator from missouri. shes an msnbc politica...

. >> at this point i was with my mom and children, i said, lets go, what if it fell? i said that, my neighbors said, oh, honey, dont go upset. are you pregnant. you are close to your due date. no, its not going to fall and i said, it is going to fall. theyre going to fall. >> memory box echos of 9/11 airs commercial-free tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. heres another update right after this. msnbc. heres another update right after this ♪ its the easiest because its the cheesi...

Some rules they have to follow to engage in these types of investigations, and he says the diverse population of the intelligence bureau, the muslim officers and analysts that work for him would be the first to raise hands if they thought they were going to some of those mistakes. >> tom winter, great reporting. thank you very much for being with us this morning. we want to share tomorrow "memory box exios of 9/11," and it tells from personal recollections that have never been seen before. again...

>> it flipped me into a different sort of consciousness about where i was in the word. >> what do i want future generations to know about this? there is nothing greater than love. >> memory box echos of 9/11 premieres wednesday night at 10:00 eastern and it will stream exclusively on peacock. and be sure to join msnbc next saturday as we mark 9/11 beginning at 5:00 p.m. and then at noon, brian williams and nicole wallace will have live coverage. will have live coverage.