Radio Dispatch
Columbia University Law Professor Naureen Shah joins us to discuss a new drone report she co-authored. We talk about CIA & JSOC overlap, lack of Congressional oversight, and the hypocrisy of the Obama administration. Also, the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights gets vetoed in California, and Monsanto is using herbicides in NYC parks.
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Naureen Shah
Monsanto
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