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My Years at the CIA
with Bill Harlow
For Stephanie and John Michael, my wife and son,
who accepted and shared the privilege and challenge of public service,
and reminded me each day that the sacrifices were worth it.
Their love and understanding are my greatest reward.
Principal Characters
Preface
PART I
CHAPTER 1 The Towpath
CHAPTER 2 The Burning Platform
CHAPTER 3 Shot Out of a Cannon
CHAPTER 4 Waging Peace
CHAPTER 5 Beyond Wye
CHAPTER 6 Arafat
PART II
CHAPTER 7 Gathering Storm
CHAPTER 8 Theyre Coming Here
CHAPTER 9 9/11
CHAPTER 10 Were at War
CHAPTER 11 Missed Opportunities
CHAPTER 12 Into the Sanctuary
CHAPTER 13 Threat Matrix
CHAPTER 14 They Want to Change History
CHAPTER 15 The Merchant of Death and the Colonel
PART III
CHAPTER 16 Casus Belli
CHAPTER 17 The One Issue That Everyone Could Agree On
CHAPTER 18 No Authority, Direction, or Control
CHAPTER 19 Slam Dunk
CHAPTER 20 Taking the Case Public
CHAPTER 21 Diplomacy by Other Means
CHAPTER 22 The Hunt for WMD
CHAPTER 23 Mission Not Accomplished
CHAPTER 24 Sixteen Words
CHAPTER 25 Going
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Charles Charlie Allen, assistant director of central intelligence (ADCI) for collection (19982005).
Cofer Black, chief of CIAs Counterterrorist Center.
Helge Boes, member of the clandestine service; killed on duty in Afghanistan (2003).
Ben Bonk, deputy chief, CIAs Counterterrorist Center.
John O. Brennan, my chief of staff (20002001).
Lt. Gen. John Soup Campbell, associate director of central intelligence (ACDI) for military support (20012004).
Henry Hank Crumpton, chief of the Counterterrorist Center, Special Operations Division.
John M. Deutch, Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) (19951996).
Tyler Drumheller, chief of Directorate of Operations, European Division.
Alan Foley, senior CIA official.
Robert Bob Grenier, former Agency Islamabad senior officer, mission manager for Iraq.
Wilma Hall, special assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence at the Old Executive Office Building (OEOB).
Dottie Hanson, my personal assistant (19952004).
Bill Harlow, Agency spokesman (19972004).
Stephen R. Steve Kappes, senior officer in the clandestine service.
Richard Kerr, former senior analyst.
A. B. Buzzy Krongard, executive director (20012004).
Mark Mansfield, deputy Agency spokesman.
John E. McLaughlin, deputy director of central intelligence (DDCI) (20002004).
Jami Miscik, deputy director of intelligence (DDI) (20022005).
Michael J. Mike Morell, my executive assistant, presidential briefer.
John H. Moseman, my chief of staff (20012004).
Stanley Moskowitz, former CIA senior officer in Tel Aviv.
Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, head of the Counterterrorist Centers Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) branch.
Geoff OConnell, former CIA senior officer in Tel Aviv.
Daniel Doc OConnor, chief of my security detail.
James Jim Pavitt, deputy director of operations and head of the clandestine service.
Rob Richer, senior officer in the clandestine service.
Michael Scheuer, chief of Alec Station, the Bin Ladin unit.
Gary Schroen, former senior officer in Islamabad, Pakistan, head of the Northern Afghanistan Liaison Team (NALT).
Johnny Micheal Spann, clandestine service officer; killed on duty in Afghanistan (2001).
Bob Walpole, national intelligence officer for strategic programs.
WHITE HOUSE
Samuel Sandy Berger, national security advisor (19972001).
Robert Blackwill, U.S. ambassador to India (20012003), National Security Council deputy for Iraq (20032004).
George W. Bush, president of the United States (2001).
Andy Card, White House chief of staff (20012006).
Richard B. Dick Cheney, vice president (2001).
Richard Dick Clarke, National Security Council Counterterrorism official (19902003).
Bill Clinton, president of the United States (19932001).
Al Gore, vice president (19932001).
Stephen Steve Hadley, deputy national security advisor (20012005).
John Hannah, a member of the vice presidents staff.
Zalmay Khalilizad, senior director for Gulf and Southwest Asia, National Security Council (20012003).
Anthony Tony Lake, national security advisor (19931997), Director of Central Intelligence nominee 1997.
I. Lewis Scooter Libby, chief of staff to the vice president (20012005).
John Podesta, White House chief of staff (19982001).
Condoleezza Rice, national security advisor (20012005).
STATE DEPARTMENT
Madeleine Albright, secretary of state (19972001).
Richard Armitage, deputy secretary of state (20012005).
John Bolton, undersecretary of state for arms control (20012005).
William Burns, assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs (20012005).
Marc Grossman, undersecretary of state for political affairs (20012005).
Martin Indyk, U.S. ambassador to Israel (19951997, 20002001).
Colin L. Powell, secretary of state (20012005).
Dennis Ross, Middle East envoy.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Louis Freeh, FBI director (19932001).
Robert Mueller, FBI director (2001).
PENTAGON
Stephen Cambone, undersecretary of defense for intelligence (2003).
William Cohen, secretary of defense (19972001).
Douglas Feith, undersecretary of defense for policy (20012005).
Vice Adm. Lowell Jake Jacoby, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (20022005).
Gen. Richard Dick Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (20012005).
Donald Rumsfeld, secretary of defense (20012006).
Paul Wolfowitz, deputy secretary of defense (20012005).
WASHINGTON, D. C.
John Ashcroft, attorney general (20012005).
David Boren, U.S. senator from Oklahoma (19791994), president of the University of Oklahoma (1994), my old boss and mentor.
George H. W. Bush, Director of Central Intelligence (19761977), president of the United States (19891993).
Norm Dicks, U.S. congressman, Washington 6th (1977).
Richard Durbin, U.S. senator from Illinois (1997).
Dianne Feinstein, U.S. senator from California (1992).
Patrick Fitzgerald, special counsel in the Valerie Plame investigation (20032007).
Newt Gingrich, Speaker of the House of Representatives (19951999).
Porter Goss, U.S. congressman, Florida 13th (19891993), Florida 14th (19932004), chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (19972004).
Robert Graham, U.S. senator from Florida (19872005), chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
Richard Haver, civilian intelligence professional.
James Hoagland, Washington Post columnist.
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