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Cheney behind forged Niger documents, says former CIA officer

Quite an allegation. Is the evidence soon to follow?
May 1, 2007  |  
 

Former CIA officer Ray McGovern went on Tucker Carlson's show on Monday and directly accused Vice President Dick Cheney of being behind the Niger forgeries. Carlson pressed McGovern for evidence, but McGovern said he wouldn't share his evidence at present.

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