[kcvl]

[Quilla]

Is it dedicated to Hillary Rodham Clinton?

[ml/nj]

Too bad it wasn't:

Investigating the Mafia
Bringing down Bill Clinton
and Waging a war on Terror

This reminds me of Bill Simon's (Nixon Tres Secy) book, A Time for Truth. Why do these guys only get religion when they start their book tours?

ML/NJ

[aShepard]

Bringing Down the Mafia, Investigating Bill Clinton, and Fighting the War on Terror'

Bringing down the mafia: page 1 thru 10
Fighting the war on terror: page 11 thru 14
Investigating Bill Clinton: page 15 thru 223
Strengths of Janet Reno: page 224 thru 224

[onyx]

Boy oh boy.

I want that book.

[cloud8]

On amazon.com for release Oct. 11.

My FBI: Bringing Down the Mafia, Investigating Bill Clinton, and Fighting the War on Terror (Hardcover) by Louis J. Freeh

List Price: $25.95
Price: $17.13

[EQAndyBuzz]

Wonder if he will be invited by Matt and katy to speak about his book.

Waiting....

[Wiseghy]

This is shocking and brutally, unflinchingly honest. This devastates any kind of "Clinton Legacy". I don't see how the spin machine will be able to oppose this expose' from a Clinton appointee.

It really points out how petty personal conflicts coming from the WH impeded the WOT, and contributed mightily to the twin towers attack, as well as our current ground wars. It's no wonder our enemies saw us as weak and vulnerable.

[richconklin]

I hate Bill Clinton but Louis Freeh has very little credibility in my opinion. I know the DNC was crooked but why the hell would the FBI be concerned with campaign finance issues...it would be like the FBI investigating Tom Delay today. Hopefully the FBI has bigger fish to fry than the DNC.

Louis Freeh spent to much damn time playing politics rather than doing his job and I put down as one of Clinton's many mistakes appointing the guy the head of the FBI:

Lest we forget: from 2001

"Freeh, 51, who began his career in 1975 as an FBI agent, leaves the bureau in the wake of the worst case of espionage in the bureau's history -- though his resignation did not appear to be linked to the scandal. Senior FBI counterintelligence agent Robert P. Hanssen allegedly spied for Russia over the past 15 years, compromising countless national security secrets and helping Moscow find two moles who were executed. Hanssen was arrested in February after allegedly dropping off secret documents for Russian agents in return for $50,000 in cash.

Under pressure to tighten security, Freeh agreed to polygraph 500 people with access to intelligence information, a tactic he had long resisted.

The Hanssen case shook the FBI, but in an interview last week, Ashcroft expressed strong confidence in the bureau's director and praised his handling of the case. "When we needed to take steps toward apprehension, we were still in a system that was secure and could operate effectively," Ashcroft said.

There have been other crises on Freeh's watch, including allegations -- later proved unfounded -- of a cover-up in connection with the FBI assault on the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Tex., in which 75 people died. There were massive problems with the FBI crime lab and the mishandling of the Atlanta Olympic bombing case.

The FBI was condemned for its handling of the investigation into whether former Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory scientist Wen Ho Lee mishandled nuclear secrets. Lee, indicted on 59 felony counts, ultimately pleaded guilty to a single count in a plea bargain.

Freeh, who proved to be an adroit political operative, withstood the attacks that followed each episode, maintaining strong ties to the key lawmakers who oversee his agency."

Freeh was a big a joke as Clinton

[Mo1]

Oh my my