Michael Hayden
Events (82)
- February 13, 2008: McCain Votes Against Anti-Waterboarding Bill 2008-02-13
- March 8, 2008: Bush Vetoes Bill Outlawing Torture by CIA 2008-03-08
- March 14, 2008: Alleged Al-Qaeda Leader Sent to Guantanamo, Declared ‘High Value’ Prisoner 2008-03-14
- March 28, 2008: Naval Lawyer Charges Bush Administration Using Guantanamo Prosecutions to Influence Presidential Election 2008-03-28
- July 28, 2008: President Bush Privately Accuses ISI of Helping Islamist Militants; Issues Ultimatum 2008-07-28
- November 14, 2008: CIA Director Hayden Says Bin Laden Is Hiding in Pakistan’s Tribal Region 2008-11-14
- January 14, 2009: Official in Charge of Prosecuting Guantanamo Detainees Says Detainee Was Tortured by US 2009-01-14
- January 15, 2009: Outgoing CIA Director: Agency Justified in Using Secret Prisons, Extreme Interrogation Techniques 2009-01-15
- March 2, 2009: CIA Admits to Destroying 92 Videotapes of Interrogations 2009-03-02
- March 18, 2009 and After: Justice Department Argues for Release of Torture Memos; Current and Former CIA Officials Object 2009-03-18
- April 19, 2009: Former CIA Director Refuses to Confirm Waterboarding of Terror Suspects 2009-04-19
- September 18, 2009: Seven Former Directors Oppose Durham Probe of CIA Torture Allegations 2009-09-18
- January 2009: Obama Sends Team to Confer with CIA over Torture, Secret Prisons
- (2003-2004): Three White House Officials Asked about Destruction of CIA Interrogation Tapes, Response Unclear
- Between May and Late 2006: CIA Bans Use of Waterboarding
- July 2007: President Bush Again Authorizes the CIA to Use Some Aggressive Interrogation Methods
- Early September 1994: US Military Begins Advising and Assisting Bosnian Muslim Army
- 1999-2001: Clinton Awards Victimized Former Analyst $1 Million in Compensation, but He Never Receives It
- Between November 2005 and Summer 2006: Hayden Learns CIA Videotapes Have Been Destroyed; Does Not Inform Congressional Leaders
- Late 2005: Attorney General Gonzales Allegedly Stops Investigation into House Democrat in Return for Wiretapping Support
- Mid-August 1998-October 2000: Al-Qaeda Operatives Use Monitored Yemen Communications Hub to CoordinateColeBombing
- Spring-Late 2002: CIA Videotapes Interrogations of High Value Detainees
- Spring 2008: CIA Director Told about Al-Qaeda Assassination and Capture Program
- February 2001: ’Project Groundbreaker’ Set Up to Monitor Domestic Phone Communications?
- January 2006: Failed NSA Data Mining Program ‘Biggest Boondoggle Going On Now in the Intelligence Community’
- Late 1999: NSA Begins ‘Trailblazer’ Data Mining Program
- 2005: FISA Judge Complains of Illegal Evidence Being Used to Secure Wiretapping Warrants
- December 2002: Lawmakers Informed of Secret NSA Surveillance and Data Mining Programs
- 1997: US Military and NSA Ask for Access to Telecom Networks
- Late September, 2001: NSA Wiretapping Program Begins at This Time, According to Conservative Author
- July 2001: NSA Director Falsely Claims NSA Is Not Monitoring US Citizens
- Late 2006-Fall 2007: Intelligence Community Drafts New National Intelligence Estimate Showing Iran Stopped Its Nuclear Weapons Program in 2003