Sep 12, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 14 segments
Send us Fan Mail A special podcast remembering a calm, normal Monday, September 10, 2001, and the events of Tuesday, 09/11/2001, 25 years later Support the show **Southern Sense is conservative…
Greta Van Susteren
Wolf BlitzerJohnChadCapitol CorrespondentErin BrownAnnie UbelisHostPeople have to really search their brains to uncover memories of unremarkable days.
September 10th, 2001 seemed unremarkable.
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Based on WFAA's archives, Dallas was Monday morning quarterbacking after the Cowboys dropped the season opener to Tampa at Texas Stadium.
The first regular season game without Troy Aikman.
Fort Worth was focused on the economy.
Austin had high hopes for a charter school.
The Texas Supreme Court made news for a case on congressional redistricting.
And a North Texas preacher made news for making the cover of Time.
That's Bishop T.D. Jakes on the magazine that hit newsstands September 10th.
WFAA's archives tell us it was a normal Monday.
So as we were walking up the street,
Roger Walters can show us.
I turned around and I said to them, I have to take a picture of these things.
They're just so amazing.
Monday offered no hint.
Normal.
One alone would have been impressive, but there were two of them.
Would end.
You would just look up and up and up and up.
Tuesday.
The next day, 24 hours later, you know.
People have to really search their brains to uncover memories of unremarkable days.
September 10th, 2001 seemed unremarkable.
roll.
Based on WFAA's archives, Dallas was Monday morning quarterbacking after the Cowboys dropped the season opener to Tampa at Texas Stadium.
The first regular season game without Troy Aikman.
Fort Worth was focused on the economy.
Austin had high hopes for a charter school.
The Texas Supreme Court made news for a case on congressional redistricting.
And a North Texas preacher made news for making the cover of Time.
That's Bishop T.D. Jakes on the magazine that hit newsstands September 10th.
WFAA's archives tell us it was a normal Monday.
So as we were walking up the street,
Roger Walters can show us.
I turned around and I said to them, I have to take a picture of these things.
They're just so amazing.
Monday offered no hint.
Normal.
One alone would have been impressive, but there were two of them.
Would end.
You would just look up and up and up and up.
Tuesday.
The next day, 24 hours later, you know.
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