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The Report Podcast dives into the real life events depicted in Scott Z. Burns’ film, The Report. Former Senate Intelligence Committee Chief Investigator Daniel J. Jones and his cohost NPR’s Kelly McEvers introduce us to the real people - reporters, lawmakers, interrogators, and others - who were instrumental in the effort to expose the CIA and its actions after 9/11. more

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In the final episode of The Report, we explore the impact The Report had on America and its standing in the world. more

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4 years ago

After the torture report was released, the CIA launched a campaign to discredit its findings. Then the agency went further — first, accusing Daniel J. Jones of criminal activity, and then, breaking into Senate computers to spy on members of the Intel... more

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4 years ago

The release of the torture report was not always a given. The leadership at the CIA hoped it would stay classified and never be released to the public. But Senators Dianne Feinstein, John McCain and Mark Udall risked political fallout to ensure its r... more

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After Daniel Jones completed the torture report, the CIA drafted a response. They pushed back against many of the report's fundings. And they went one step further. They hacked into Senate computers and then accused Daniel Jones of being a criminal w... more

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • I didn't finish this one. Podcasts that are meant to be companions to another work are hit-or-miss. This one was a little difficult to follow.

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    2 years ago
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    A fascinating, important story.

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    United States4 years ago

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