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Sen. Durenberger weighs in on the CIA tapes controversy

Broadcast: Midday, 12/12/2007, 11:00 a.m.

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Former Minnesota Republican Sen. David Durenberger, who was chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee in the mid-1980s, discusses the controversy over the CIA's destruction of al-Qaida interrogation videotapes.

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  • David Durenberger: Former U.S. senator, R-Minn. Durenberger served in the Senate from 1978-1994.
  • Scott Silliman: Executive director of Duke University's Center on Law, Ethics and National Security. Silliman is a retired Air Force colonel.

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