No Higher Honor: a Memoir of My Years in Washington
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in the State of the Union was in full froth. I appeared on the Sunday shows the next day to face a torrent of accusations about the Niger statement. I tried fruitlessly to explain that the British stood by their report but there had been CIA concerns about its veracity—concerns of which I hadn’t been made aware. People were saying that the President had taken the nation to war because of the Niger claim, which was ludicrous; at issue was one sentence in a long indictment against Saddam Hussein.
... Bob Schieffer on Face the Nation was the most aggressive questioner: “How did the line get into the speech?” “Did your staff insist [over the objection of the CIA] on putting it in?” “Did the Vice President’s office review it?” The entire three-thousand-word interview transcript went like that. So too did the encounters with Wolf Blitzer on CNN and Tony Snow on Fox News Sunday.
After the Schieffer interview I got into the car with Anna Perez, who was unflappable in the face of almost anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in the State of the Union was in full froth. I appeared on the Sunday shows the next day to face a torrent of accusations about the Niger statement. I tried fruitlessly to explain that the British stood by their report but there had been CIA concerns about its veracity—concerns of which I hadn’t been made aware. People were saying that the President had taken the nation to war because of the Niger claim, which was ludicrous; at issue was one sentence in a long indictment against Saddam Hussein.
... Bob Schieffer on Face the Nation was the most aggressive questioner: “How did the line get into the speech?” “Did your staff insist [over the objection of the CIA] on putting it in?” “Did the Vice President’s office review it?” The entire three-thousand-word interview transcript went like that. So too did the encounters with Wolf Blitzer on CNN and Tony Snow on Fox News Sunday.
After the Schieffer interview I got into the car with Anna Perez, who was unflappable in the face of almost anything.
What to read after No Higher Honor: a Memoir of My Years in Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Condoleezza Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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