New documents suggest New York City officials misled residents about air quality after 9/11 attacks

New documents suggest New York City officials misled residents about air quality after 9/11 attacks

New York City officials have released thousands of unseen documents on the air quality at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks. The documents reveal more evidence that concerns about the air persisted for months after the attacks, despite officials assuring the public the area was safe.

New York Times reporter Sally Goldenberg joins "The Takeout" to discuss.

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