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Nicholas Burns, Former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs at the US State Department

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As part of George W. Bush's administration Nicholas Burns was involved in pursuing the President's Freedom Agenda. The Former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs talks to Marc Perelman about US policy in light of the recent political upheaval across the Arab World.

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