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August 29th, 2013
08:01 PM ET
Gen. Hayden: "We've got to act on our own"
Wolf Blitzer asks former CIA director Gen. Michael Hayden whether U.S. intelligence on Syria is strong enough to merit a strike on the al-Assad regime.
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