After years of avoidance, the United States joined the United Nations Human Rights Council on Friday. Guy Raz speaks with John Negroponte, a former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. and a key diplomat in the Bush administration.
Negroponte applauds the move, saying the U.S. can best change the controversial council from the inside.
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