This is Intelligence Matters with former acting director of the CIA, Michael Morrell.

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We'd been worried about Al-Qaeda as a crew back to the middle of the previous decade as

they grew.

While I was still in CTC, the creation of virtual stations to manage the effort against

Al-Qaeda, I think, was the beginning of a large and growing effort.

It was, by far, the largest effort for the center, not as large as the effort that we

devoted to some nation-state issues that changed after 9-11.

It was a big effort, but not the most substantial one.

Perhaps 9-11 that changed.

This is the third in a series of episodes we are producing to commemorate the 20th anniversary

of 9-11.

In this series, we are interviewing a number of people about where they were, what they

did, and what they saw on 9-11.

Our guest today is Winston Weile.

A career CIA officer who on 9-11 was CIA's deputy director of intelligence, the person

in charge of all the agency's analysis.

We'll be right back with that discussion after a word from our sponsor.

I'm Michael Morrell, and this is an episode in a special series of intelligence matters

remembering 9-11.

If anything has got a chance of solving the world's problems, it's science and technology,

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