When he was young he wanted to play baseball, needs to vacation in the mountains of North Carolina and wants people to know about the tough decisions made by the CIA.
Author of the book Black Site : The CIA in the Post 9/11 World Philip Mudd goes Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon.
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