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It's the 20th anniversary of 9-11, and so also, of course, the anniversary of the war

on terror that Bush declared soon thereafter.

Our war on terror begins with Al-Qaeda, but it does not end there.

It will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped, and

defeated.

This is a three-part series on the war on terror with journalist Spencer Ackerman, the author

of Rain of Terror, how the 9-11 era destabilized America and produced Trump.

The Forever Wars unleashed murderous violence and wrecked countries across the world, very

much including the United States.

This is Episode 1, 9-11 bipartisan war fever and George W. Bush.

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