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It seems the answer is yes. How has President Bush provided himself with legal cover for his decisions regarding warrantless wiretapping and torture? Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Charlie Savage explains how Bush has controlled the Office of Legal Counsel, often called the most important government office you have…
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It seems the answer is yes. How has President Bush provided himself with legal cover for his decisions regarding warrantless wiretapping and torture? Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Charlie Savage explains how Bush has controlled the Office of Legal Counsel, often called the most important government office you have never heard of, when Dean Lawrence R. Velvel interviews him about his new book, Take Over -- The Return of the Imperial Presidency in This inversion of American Democracy, on this episode of The Massachusetts School of Laws Books of our Times.<br />
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