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The new top spy

Broadcast: Midmorning, 05/09/2006, 10:06 a.m.

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President Bush has named a new CIA director after the sudden resignation of Porter Goss. What lies ahead for an agency that's been reeling since 9/11?

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  • John Radsan: Associate professor at William Mitchell College of Law and former assistant general counsel at the CIA. He left the agency in 2004.
  • James Rosen: National security correspondent for McClatchy newspapers.

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