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"In December 1999" said Clarke, "every day or every other day, the head of the FBI and the head of the CIA and the attorney general had to go to the White House and sit in a meeting and report on all the things they personally had done to stop the al Qaeda attack."

So - they went to the White House, sat in a room together and reported to whom? It's been established like Clintigula did not meet with these people on a regular basis - so, who ran these meetings? Also - if true (which I doubt) - it seems like a pretty juvenile way to conduct National Security business.

He said the meetings forced Clinton officials to return to their agencies and "shake the trees" for evidence of the plot.

Again - a pretty juvenile way to take care of the nations security.

In the months before Sept. 11, however, Clarke said Bush did nothing similar.

Because President Bush is not juvenile and, he's got people with real experience on the case now. Please step aside Mr. Clark - you are in the way.

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Clinton's Legacy: "The President Who Wasn't"