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...ith broad but nonspecific approval at the White House level; Scheuer cites Richard Clarke as giving a general "Figure it out by yourselves", although Clarke declined

| title = Richard Clarke, at War With Himself | title = Profile: Richard Clarke

.../11 attack, he was on the main operational conference, representing State. Richard Clarke described him as focused, "responding in tactical radio style", and emphati

He worked closely with Richard Clarke at the National Security Council, and also exchanged deputies with the Cent In 1995, Richard Clarke discovered Ramzi Yousef, a suspect in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing,

...ith broad but nonspecific approval at the White House level; Scheuer cites Richard Clarke as giving a general "Figure it out by yourselves", although Clarke declined

...initial planning for counterterrorism, reducing the bureaucratic rank of [[Richard Clarke]] from principal to deputy. Rice was operationally involved in the response

...servers in the United States. I passed the list to Justice and the FBI…" [[Richard Clarke]]

According to Richard Clarke, the U.S. found a press report, in April 1993, of an attempt, by the Iraqi

His role has similarities to that held by Richard Clarke, but he has maintained a lower profile. W. Patrick Lang and Philip Giraldi

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}}</ref> spoke in favor of [[Richard Clarke]]'s book criticizing the Administration's performance in counterterrorism.

According to Richard Clarke, Prince Turki al-Faisal, head of General Intelligence Department (Saudi Ara | author = Richard Clarke

Richard Clarke wrote that al-Qaeda never planned to stay in Somalia, and, while it believe

...severe indictments of White House actions by a former Bush official since Richard Clarke" and noted that this article was "the first time that such a senior intelli

...Commission. Local citizens [http://www.nolng.org] and politicians, notably Richard Clarke, the former "terror czar" advisor to former president [[George H. W. Bush]]

...69</ref> On September 12, President Bush directed counterterrorism adviser Richard Clarke to review all information and reconsider if Saddam was involved in 9/11.<re | author = Richard Clarke