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‘Fast and Furious’ agent speaks out
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In his first TV interview, an agent at the center of the botched "Fast and Furious" gun trafficking operation tells NBC’s Michael Isikoff that he was told he needed more evidence of criminal intent before the gun buyers could be charged with anything.June 30, 2012
