Power & Politics Full Show: ‘The Lighthouse Effect’ author highlights 9/11 hero’s story
"The Lighthouse Effect" highlights the stories of ordinary people like Welles Crowther who lived extraordinary lives. News 12’s Scott McGee spoke with author Steve Pemberton about the book and its message.
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Oct 3, 2021, 5:31 PM
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5ds ago"The Lighthouse
Effect" highlights the stories of ordinary people like Welles Crowther who
lived extraordinary lives. News 12’s Scott McGee spoke with author Steve
Pemberton about the book and its message.
Also, a conversation with Will Segel, of New Rochelle, who patrolled the border of
Afghanistan in 2013. He is still trying to find his interpreter who was left in
the country after the Taliban takeover.
