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Nearly Six Months After an Attempted Coup, We Have More Questions than Answers, More Evasion than Accountability

Nearly Six Months After an Attempted Coup, We Have More Questions than Answers, More Evasion than Accountability

FromDeep State Radio


Nearly Six Months After an Attempted Coup, We Have More Questions than Answers, More Evasion than Accountability

FromDeep State Radio

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Length:
49 minutes
Released:
Jun 17, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Listening to FBI Director Christopher Wray before the Congress this week and last, his answers were long and yet achieved a kind of studied vacuousness. There was no there there. No substantive. No sense of responsibility for clear intelligence failures. No sense that we were getting to the root causes of the event. No sense that those really responsible for it will be brought to justice. And for all the reasons there was no sense that we will be able to avoid other such events in the future. Former FBI agent Frank Figliuzzi believes we won't. Ryan Goodman of NYU Law School and his co-host David Rothkopf speak to Figliuzzi and former US attorney Barb McQuade about the questions Wray and others need to be asked...and answer. Join us for a substantive and disturbing conversation.
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Released:
Jun 17, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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