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7:18Now PlayingTop Democrats are demanding the release of unedited video from a controversial double-tap boat strike as questions mount over its legality and risk to U.S. troops. At the same time, new analysis warns internal Justice Department memos defending the strikes could prove even more troubling than the post-9/11 torture memos. Todd Huntley, a retired Navy judge advocate general and director of the National Security Law Program at Georgetown University, and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join The Weeknight to examine the legal and moral stakes.
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