One of Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson's foreign-policy advisers questioned the candidate's grasp of Middle East events in an interview with The New York Times, prompting a quick rebuke from Carson's campaign.
Duane Clarridge, a former CIA officer whom The Times identified as a "top adviser to Mr. Carson on terrorism and national security," said Carson struggled to understand the intricacies of the Middle East and that Carson needed weekly foreign-policy conference calls to "make him smart."
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