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In the episode, “Bounties, Bolton, and COVID-19,” Lisa Monaco and Ken Wainstein discuss recent reporting that the Russians paid bounties to Taliban linked militias to kill U.S. service members in Afghanistan, make sense of the Bolton saga including a breakdown of the pre-publication review process for former government officials, and provide an update on the resurgence of COVID-19.
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This is an unofficial transcript meant for reference. Accuracy is not guaranteed.
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come together to make sense of the biggest national security news making the headlines in today's episode. They discuss the reports that Russia.
paid bounties for the lives of american soldiers in Afghanistan, John Bolton's book and the resurgence of the corona virus. This
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Transcript generated on 2021-09-09.