Alberto R
Events (167)
- Late January 2003: White House Counsel Gonzales Denies 9/11 Commission Access to White House Documents
- Late 2005: Attorney General Gonzales Allegedly Stops Investigation into House Democrat in Return for Wiretapping Support
- Late Summer 2003: 9/11 Commission Requests Some Presidential Daily Briefs from CIA, Knows Credibility Is on the Line
- Mid-May, 2002: CIA Proposes Waterboarding of Zubaida to Senior Administration Officials
- Summer 2005: Justice Department, FBI Investigating Improper Collusion between House Democrat and Israeli Lobby
- Fall 2002: White House Considers Invading Iraq without Congressional Approval
- Late April 2006: President Bush Personally Refuses to Allow Justice Department Investigation of NSA Wiretapping Program
- March 12-Mid-2004: NSA Wiretapping Program Temporarily Suspended, Reviewed by Justice Department
- April 2005: FBI Director Says NSA ‘Generally’ Not Allowed to Spy on US Citizens
- 2005: FISA Judge Complains of Illegal Evidence Being Used to Secure Wiretapping Warrants
- Early 2006: Gonzales Misrepresents Standard for FISA Wiretap Warrants
- Early 2004: White House, Justice Department Clash over Secret NSA Data Mining Program
- Late March, 2004: Ashcroft Recertifies NSA Wiretapping Program
- August 2005-May 2006: ’Connecticut Four’ Case Goes to Trial; FBI Withdraws After Patriot Act Reauthorized
- December 2003-June 2004: OLC Head Goldsmith Withdraws Torture Memos
- Late 2003-Early 2004: Office of Legal Counsel Head Goldsmith Reviews Legality of NSA Wiretapping Program, Declares It Illegal
- Late August, 2001: Bush Selectively Classifies Portions of Transcripts of Conversations between Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister