How should the U.S. respond to Steven Sotloff’s killing?

in the news | September 02, 2014

PBS NewsHour

Anne-Marie Slaughter, Douglas Ollivant:

For reaction, Judy Woodruff talks to Charles Sennott of The GroundTruth Project. Then, former National Security Council staff Lt. Col. Douglas Ollivant (Ret.), former Counterterrorism Official Daniel Benjamin and former State Department official Anne-Marie Slaughter discuss how the killing of Steven Sotloff affects U.S. policy toward the Islamic State group.

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