May 3, 2002 13 min

New York: How are you Doing?

from Letter from America: The Bush Jr Years (2001- 2004) Hosted by BBC Radio 4

Alistair Cooke on the psychological damage done to New York school children by the September 11 attacks and the prevalence of al Qaeda cells in countries allied with the US.

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