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Thank you.
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More on this late-breaking story,
we go live to Hong Kong.
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In a late-breaking development
of the incident reported earlier...
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... rumors that Tom Bishop,
an alleged CIA operative...
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... had been captured
in an act of espionage...
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... now appears to be a hoax.
Tom Bishop died 14 months ago.
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While the CIA
has made no official comment...
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... sources close to the Agency have
confirmed Bishop's death late last year.
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The story is attributed to an overzealous
member of the Chinese government...
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... who leaked the false information...
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... in the hopes of undermining
the current U.S. Trade negotiations.
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This is Frank Nall, live in Hong Kong.
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Mr. Muir?
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3:30 pm
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Told you, you'd miss it.
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- Who do you trust in Military Intelligence?
- I co-signed Martha Rayburn's car loan.
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Listen, Gladys,
I got to buy some time here.
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I'm gonna need the imagery analysis
for a military prison near Su Chou.
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And if you use the phones, don't use these.
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Any chance I could lose my job over this?
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Good. I didn't want to work
for Andy Unger anyway.
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I know who it is.
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I know who Bishop was after.
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- Well, so do we.
- But do you know why?
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If anybody knew the back-story, it would...
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It would make a congressional hearing
really worth watching.
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And, by the way,
that's not in the op reports.