Daniel Gallington

George C. Marshall Institute

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Senior policy adviser at the George C. Marshall Institute; former staffer inn the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and general counsel for the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

Daniel Gallington on KCRW

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