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And these letters always remind me to this day that they are indeed our two americas. >> "memory box, echos of 9/11" airs tonight commercial-free right here on msnbc at 10:00 p.m. that's tonight's "reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight on "all in" -- ♪ hey hey hey good-bye ♪ >> a monument to an american traitor comes down as new laws to choke democracy go up. the state of the moral universe as robert e. lee finally leaves the old confederate capital. then just what is the justice department planning to do to stop an out of control government in texas? >> texas will w...

Being here in memory box, there is a real catharsis at the end to see the resiliency of these victims 20 years later. how can we all embrace and live that resiliency? >> in watching memory box, people will see in the face of tragedy, before we can even respond, while there is still that trauma, that we are all linked together in our response. and that response is coming together in being able to help and support one another. and we know that we have many traumatic events, jonathan, going on now. the pandemic, the rise of racism and white supremacy. the assault on democracy. global warming. so ...

Closely to the same approach that they had done 20 years ago so we weren't asking them questions in the booth. they came in with whatever they wanted to say which is kind of risky when you're trying to make a film. you don't know what people will say. it was as if they had the clock wound back 20 years. they kind of got it. as soon as they sat down in that booth, the door closed, they switched on. and some that, yeah, i've been here before and i kind of know what i want to say. so they then spoke from their heart. >> thank you both for your powerful and beautiful film. thank you for being here...

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. she's an msnbc political analyst. paul, a 9/11 first responder, iraq war veteran and the founder of iraq and afghanistan v...

Years since march 20 years 9/11. in the since new film some victims families 9:11. and a film tonight, and survivors some victims and survivors share their own share their own stories. >> stories. >> my my first thought first thought was, is was, is that the that the building that building that my son my son works in. >> works? in >> it was bleeding. the the building building was bleeding into was bleeding into the the sky. >> sky. >> in an instant, life justin, is gone. and you go instant life is gone. you go from from a moments of this a moment of just this extraordinary extraordinary beauty...