S1E23 Good Company, Bad Company
2026-04-13 · 56 min · episode 23 · 14 entities
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Link in episode "S1E23 Good Company, Bad Company": https://costardandtouchstone.com/
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Episode description as stored
THE BLURB: John wasn't the only CIA officer who refused training in the CIA's new "enhanced interrogation" techniques - despite assurances from the CIA's legal team. This episode's guest, author and former CIA officer Glenn Carle spent two decades in the agency. Like John, Glenn broke with the CIA over the subject of torture. Glenn was part of a team interrogating another high value Al Qaeda target, and, like John, came to appreciate that torture was completely ineffectiv "The Interrogator" here e as a way to procure information from a detainee.
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You can learn more about Glenn's book "The Interrogator" here and you can purchase it here .
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