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Records suggest Pelosi, others were told of harsh interrogations

latimes.com
May. 8, 2009
Information released by the White House describes dozens of briefings for congressional leaders on CIA methods, including waterboarding and the planned destruction of interrogation videotapes. Congressional leaders were briefed repeatedly on the CIA's use of severe interrogation methods on Al...
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