As egregious as the activity that the agents were involved in, which is, in many respects, a crime against humanity because of the ages of these girls, could you not find a reason to reprimand or fire agents for turning over their weapons and their communication devices to foreign nationals?
Gary Palmer: “As egregious as the activity that the agents were involved in, which is, in many respects, a crime against humanity…”
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Palmer questions accountability for agents involved in serious misconduct.
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