I don't think anyone harbors any illusions about these five Taliban members and what they might do if they were transferred.
James Clapper: “I don't think anyone harbors any illusions about these five Taliban members and what they might do if they were…”
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James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence, expresses concerns about the potential dangers posed by the released Taliban members.
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