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Walid Pharès, Special advisor to Mitt Romney on foreign policy

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Cyril Vanier meets Walid Pharès, advisor to the US Congress on the Middle East and terrorism and Special advisor to Mitt Romney on foreign policy. They discuss the Republican presidential hopeful's vision on foreign policy.

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