All I have here is that the Pentagon has asked the school to boost its output dramatically and expects to graduate 539 interrogators this year, up from 237 in 2003.
Chris Dodd: “All I have here is that the Pentagon has asked the school to boost its output dramatically and expects to graduate 539…”
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Discussing the increase in the number of interrogators being trained by a school at the Pentagon.
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