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Ex-CIA Interrogator Trains ICE Agents in ‘Counterterrorism’ as They Terrorize Immigrants
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Ex-CIA Interrogator Trains ICE Agents in ‘Counterterrorism’ as They Terrorize Immigrants

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement pays a private security firm run by former top CIA interrogator Barry McManus to train ICE agents in intelligence and “counterterrorism.” TRNN’s Ben Norton speaks with investigative journalist Ken Klippenstein….

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Trump’s Secrecy Insulates U.S. Public from CIA Drone War
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Trump’s Secrecy Insulates U.S. Public from CIA Drone War

Trump just revoked an Obama-era reporting requirement about civilian drone strike casualties. While it lacked full transparency, it was better than the renewed secrecy that will surround the CIA’s drone war program now Subscribe to…

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The War on Terror Cost .4 Trillion and 800,000 Lives
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The War on Terror Cost $6.4 Trillion and 800,000 Lives

A new study on the cost of U.S. wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan presents a harrowing picture of the cost exacted in lives and taxpayer dollars. Subscribe to our page and support our…

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Egypt’s Secret War in Northern Sinai
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Egypt’s Secret War in Northern Sinai

Reports are now coming in from a bombing and counter-bombing in northern Sinai by extremist Islamists and the Egyptian armed forces that happened in late March. The explosions were recorded by journalists in the nearby…

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Surviving the darkness: Eddie Conway speaks with Guantanamo Bay detainee Mansoor Adayfi
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Surviving the darkness: Eddie Conway speaks with Guantanamo Bay detainee Mansoor Adayfi

Mansoor Adayfi, “Detainee No. 441,” was imprisoned in Guantánamo Bay for over 14 years without charges as an enemy combatant. As detailed in the description for Adafyi’s new book Don’t Forget Us Here: Lost and…

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We don’t need the CIA – The Chris Hedges Report
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We don’t need the CIA – The Chris Hedges Report

Chris Hedges and John Kiriakou discuss the CIA, how it has evolved, how it sees its mission, what it does, how it works, and the effects of its clandestine operations around the globe. John Kiriakou…

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The Chris Hedges Report: Soldiers speak out against America’s misguided wars
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The Chris Hedges Report: Soldiers speak out against America’s misguided wars

We are not a good and virtuous nation. God does not bless us above other nations. Victory is not assured. War is not noble and uplifting. The clash between the reality of combat and the…

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The Chris Hedges Report: America’s dangerous leaders with Andrew Bacevich
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The Chris Hedges Report: America’s dangerous leaders with Andrew Bacevich

Retired Army Colonel Andrew Bacevich argues America’s leaders are woefully out of touch with reality, and unable to adapt to a changing world. Unless they are wrenched from power, the twilight of the American empire…

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‘This Is Not a War Story’ explores the emotional wounds of war veterans | The Chris Hedges Report
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‘This Is Not a War Story’ explores the emotional wounds of war veterans | The Chris Hedges Report

Content warning: suicide is a topic in this episode. War in film is a staple genre in a tremendously lucrative industry. Hollywood inundates our culture with glamorous depictions of wars, both fictional and real. Yet…

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A war journalist’s journey of trauma and healing w/Dean Yates | The Chris Hedges Report
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A war journalist’s journey of trauma and healing w/Dean Yates | The Chris Hedges Report

Former Reuters journalist Dean Yates’s career has taken him around the world and up-close-and-personal with some of the century’s worst tragedies and atrocities. From the 2002 Bali bombings and the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, to…

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They were released from Guantanamo. But the horrors didn’t end | Rattling the Bars
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They were released from Guantanamo. But the horrors didn’t end | Rattling the Bars

The revelations of widespread torture of detainees at the illegal US naval base in Guantanamo, Cuba, rattled the American conscience during the Bush Jr. administration. Two decades later, detainments at Guantanamo continue, but the public…

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