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Harvard-trained lawyer Danny Sheehan worked on the Pentagon Papers, Karen Silkwood, and Iran-Contra. Then he saw the classified pages of Project Blue Book, including photos of a UFO crash retrieval.In this conversation, Danny breaks down why the CIA refused to brief the president ...  Show more

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