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Visit your nearest showroom. Welcome to the Bulwork podcast. I'm Charlie Sykes. It is the anniversary of 9-11 and I continue to be just really struck by the fact that even after 22 years we still remember every moment, every hour, where we were, what happened on 9-11, although I have to say

Will Salitan joins me, of course, again.

I have to say that, you say that one of the interesting things that as you grow older is

watching how historical memory changes and puts things in a different context do you remember

when we thought that 9-11 was this moment of great

national unity and national purpose and we look back now with a completely different lens,

don't we? Right, right.

Well, you know, it could happen again if some terrible tragedy befalls us that forces us

to recognize that we're actually compatriots.

Yeah, exactly.

We have a piece up at the Bulwerk today, really disturbing piece on 9-11, we promised to never forget.

Will Selber writes, but too often we forget the post-9-11 combat vets.

This is a really, really good piece. I just want to highlight this before we get going here.

He starts off with the words that I've never read before in this particular context.

He writes, I hate 9--11 I hate the commemorations the

Facebook post blaring never forget and the empty declarations that we will stand

vigilant I didn't always feel this way I used to religiously watch the annual ceremonies and I'd re-watch

footage of the horrific event itself. Seeing the iconic images again, help steal my

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