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Democracy Now! to Former Senator Bob Kerrey: Would You Support a War Crimes Tribunal for Your Own Role in Massacring Vietnamese Civilians? Would You Support Barring CIA Recruiters From College Campuse

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    We go now to a question and answer session which took place after the panel members made their statements. Audience members were allowed two minutes to ask their questions and panel members were given two minutes to respond.

    Democracy Now! asked Bob Kerrey if he would support a war crimes tribunal for his own role in massacring Vietnamese civilians. Then we asked if he would support barring CIA recruiters from college campuses or professors working for the CIA.

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    • Public forum at New School University, 12/04/02, Q & A session with New School President Bob Kerrey, students, and Democracy Now!

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