Former CIA counsel explains intelligence-gathering system

President Obama says the Christmas airplane bombing plot was not uncovered because of a "failure to integrate and understand the intelligence that we already had." An intelligence expert analyzes what went wrong and what needs to be fixed in America's intelligence network.

Guests

• John Radsan: Former assistant general counsel, CIA (2002-2004). Law professor at William Mitchell College of Law. Director, National Security Forum. Former Justice Department trial attorney.

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Resources

• about John Radsan