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radio on time on target. I'm your host this afternoon, Steve Valsdrew.

We have a great show lined up for you today. We're going to be talking with the people from

the 9-11 Memorial and Museum. They have recently co-produced a documentary with the history

channel titled Revealed, The Hunt for Bin Laden, and it's based on the museum special exhibition

of the exact same name. They were granted unprecedented access to the military and intelligence

officials who worked on the Bin Laden search for over a decade, and some of whom

their identity still aren't revealed to the public, as well as several of the SEAL team members

who took part in this on the ground. This documentary is going to premiere on May 2nd,

and will be available for streaming afterwards. I've seen the trailer. If you haven't watched

the trailer yet, I guarantee you it's going to get your interest. It looks extremely well done.

And joining us to talk about this is Clifford Shannon. He's the Executive Vice President and Deputy

Director for the Museum Programs of the 9-11 Museum, and we want to welcome him to the

podcast. Clifford, thanks for taking the time with us this afternoon. We really appreciate it.

Thanks so much, Steve. I'm really happy to be here, and thank you for your interest in this

and your service. Oh, we're very interested in this. I think this is something,

a lot of Americans don't understand what goes on the day-to-day when we have people in

harm's way in Afghanistan and Iraq. But when you talk about Osama bin Laden in 9-11,

I don't think anyone doesn't understand what that's all about.

No, it's true. And going back to really the earliest days of the museum and when we were

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