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Dick Cheney, the CIA and the 'Family Jewels'
The CIA has released "the Family Jewels," agents' reports on 25 years of illegal activities ending in 1974. How different is the CIA now, with Dick Cheney holding the intelligence portfolio for President Bush? Also, the President predicts success for a new immigration bill, and 22 months after Katrina, New Orleans finally has a recovery plan but there's no insurance.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenThe CIA has released "the Family Jewels," agents' reports on 25 years of illegal activities ending in 1974. CIA Director, General Michael Hayden, says it reveals "a very different time and a very different agency." How different is the CIA now, with Dick Cheney holding the intelligence portfolio for President Bush? Also, President Bush predicts success for a new immigration bill and, on Reporter's Notebook, it's been 22 months since Katrina. New Orleans finally has a recovery plan which could free up federal money. But there's no insurance.
