We Can't Do Enough for 9/11 Victims, Pataki Says

The transcript discusses the immediate response of Governor George Pataki to the 9/11 attacks, highlighting the actions taken to manage the crisis. It reflects on the lessons learned, emphasizing the importance of unity and the role of everyday heroes. The health impact on responders is addressed, along with the need for ongoing support. The conversation draws parallels between the 9/11 response and the current COVID-19 pandemic, noting differences in public trust and unity. Finally, it touches on New York's economic recovery and resilience post-9/11.

In what ways does the current COVID-19 pandemic differ from the response to the 9/11 attacks?

What does Governor Pataki suggest is necessary for effective communication during a crisis?

Reflecting on the last 20 years, what surprised Governor Pataki the most about New York's recovery?