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May 10th, 2011
09:13 AM ET
Bin Laden's wives and the impact on U.S.-Pakistani relations
How might the increasingly tense relationship between U.S.-Pakistan impact CIA intel gathering in country? How valuable could the Bin Laden's widows in Pakistan's custody be to the U.S.? CNN's Kiran Chetry ask these questions to former CIA official and co-founder of the global security firm the Chertoff Group, Chad Sweet.
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