Ep 485 | Can a 9/11 Survivor Forgive Al Qaeda? | Guest: Sen. Brian Birdwell
Today we're talking to Texas Senator Brian Birdwell, a survivor of the 9/11 terror attack on the Pentagon. Sen. Birdwell recounts his struggle for survival on that day and shares some of his thoughts on what's going on in the current cultural and political climate.
WARNING: Part of Sen. Birdwell's story includes graphic details of the injuries he sustained on 9/11.
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