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MetadataSubject: ARE YOU BACK IN SINGAPORE?
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ExtractedSubject: Are you back in Singapore?
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  Hope you are well this morning. I will be in the hold room if you need any assistance. We had a fun dinner with Phillippe
  and Jake last night. Wish you were with us! Best Kurt

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  Subject Re: Are you back in Singapore?
  Hope you are well this morning. I will be in the hold room if you need any assistance. We had a fun dinner with Phillippe
  and Jake last night. Wish you were with us! Best Kurt
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Campbell, Kurt M
  Sent: Sat Nov 14 11:07:42 2009
  Subject: Are you back in Singapore?
  Where are you??? HRC
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MetadataSubject: HONDURAS UPDATE NOV 16 11:00 PM EST
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Honduras Update Nov 16 11:00 pm EST
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 11:24 PM
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  Subject: Fw: Honduras Update Nov 16 11:00 pm EST
  Original Message
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob .1; Mills, Cheryl D; Steinberg, James B; Burns, William J
  Cc: Valenzuela, Arturo A; B6
  Sent: Mon Nov 16 23:22:35 2009
  Subject: Honduras Update Nov 16 11:00 pm EST
  The hardliners in the regime fought a largely successful counterattack against the deal today, and M appears to be
  leaning toward their view that if he steps aside he will endanger the elections.
  It goes beyond that. For the hardliners this is almost a religious struggle against a Zelaya they view as dangerous,
  duplicitous and vengeful. As one of the hardliners told me two weeks ago: "We are prepared to die for this."
  The modest silver lining is that the military has weighed in on the side of the moderates -- the latter include all three of
  the de facto negotiators who reached the October 30 Accord.
  Hugo believes strongly that Ishould fly down Tuesday morning for one last, blunt effort. Arturo, Dan Restrepo and I
  agree. Last time my message, while firm, appealed to M's better angels -- the chance to leave office as a statesman and
  deal a strategic defeat to Chavez. I will sharpen it tomorrow. The hardliners fail to see how they are playing into the
  hands of the worst actors in the hemisphere -- ALBA crowing will be part of the de facto legacy. I will also make clear
  that if the de factos continue down this path we will be forced to underscore our position on the coup in concrete ways
  I will make clear that they are undermining any chance we have to increase
  international support for the elections. As for our stance on elections, Arturo and Hugo will present options to S in
  coming days.
  I depart at 6:00 am and will update you Tuesday evening from Tegucigalpa.
  ck
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MetadataSubject: FYI: LEAD FT EDITORIAL TODAY, MUST IF YOU HAVEN'T READ. SID
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, November 17, 2009 8:57 AM
  H
  FYI: Lead FT editorial today, must if you haven't read. Sid
  Financial Times FT.com
  OMMENT
  editorial
  US fumbling for a new China tone
  Published: November 16 2009 20:39 I Last updated: November 16 2009 20:39
  Gone are the days when the US president could visit Beijing as the unassailable top dog, able to lecture the Chinese on
  everything from human rights to an overvalued currency. As has become fashionable to note, events have instead obliged
  Barack Obama to play the role of washed-up debtor visiting his stern bank manager for yet another loan.
  That analogy is useful. But it can be overdone. Certainly, the financial crisis has brought into sharp relief just how
  dependent the US has become on foreign creditors, chief among them China.
  It has also sharpened the perception of what had been happening anyway, the relative decline of a US-centric west and
  the relative rise of a China-centric Asia. But the word relative is important. China, poor and riddled with internal
  contradictions, is not there yet, by a very long way.
  The changing relationship with China does demand a new tone. But early indications are that Mr Obama is still fumbling
  for the right one. Take global imbalances.
  In the only set-piece speech of his Asian tour — delivered in Japan, perhaps to assure his hosts that Washington is not
  abandoning Tokyo just yet — Mr Obama correctly pointed out that the global economy cannot go back to business as
  usual. "One of the important lessons this recession has taught us is the limits of depending primarily on American
  consumers and Asian exports to drive growth," he said.
  That is quite right. But his entreaties on global rebalancing fall flat in China. That is partly because Beijing remains publicly
  sceptical about the US's long-term finances.
  From China's perspective, Mr Obama's emergency measures to stimulate the US economy and persuade Americans to
  spend their way out of recession smack of re-creating the spendthrift ways that triggered the crisis in the first place.
  That explains why Chinese officials have quizzed their US counterparts so robustly about how they intend to pay for
  healthcare reform. It is also why Beijing has started questioning US monetary, as well as fiscal, policy.
  On the eve of the US president's visit, Liu Mingkang, China's chief banking regulator, took a swipe at the US Federal
  Reserve, saying the combination of a weak dollar and low interest rates risked generating a global asset bubble. That is a
  bit rich coming from someone who oversees a banking system that has pumped the equivalent of nearly 30 per cent of
  gross domestic product into the economy so far this year. But it reflects the new tone with which China presumes it can
  address a humbled superpower.
  Mr Obama's efforts to occupy the moral high ground are also undermined by his flirtation with protectionism, particularly
  his decision to slap tariffs on Chinese tyres.
  His administration has failed to spell out a convincing trade policy — and that is seen as a stark omission for-a business-
  oriented Asian audience. Such perceived deficiencies have hobbled his ability to cajole China with any real conviction.
  When it comes to human rights, too, the US seems to have drawn the conclusion it is not good policy to badmouth its
  chief creditor.
  Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, set the tone early when she said that human rights should not "interfere" with matters of
  implicitly greater urgency. Mr Obama obligingly omitted all references to Tibet, Xinjiang and even Taiwan from his Tokyo
  speech. There was also not a single mention of India, a potential regional counterweight to China, yet another indication
  that Washington is behaving as though it is treading on eggshells. It was therefore all the more refreshing to hear Mr
  Obama criticise Chinese censorship during his town hall meeting in Shanghai on Monday — though even that could not
  undo his own self-censorship in refusing to meet the Dalai Lama before this week's trip.
  It is right and proper that the US acknowledge the rising significance of China. Mr Obama's assurances that China's rise
  need not be a threat were spot on. But by the same token, US accommodation can be taken too far. Contrary to common
  perception, China's huge holdings of US treasuries are not a sign of great strength. They are evidence of how dependent
  Chinese growth has been on the US consumer.
  Equally, any idea that China, with an economy less than a third the size of the US and a GDP per capita roughly the same
  as Angola's, can somehow save the world is ludicrous. Mr Obama is right to show respect to China. He need not — and
  must not — kowtow.
  Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2009. Print a single copy of this article for personal use. Contact us if you wish to
  print more to distribute to others.
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, November 17, 2009 8:57 AM
  H
  FYI: Lead FT editorial today, must if you haven't read. Sid
  Financial Times FT.com
  OMMENT
  editorial
  US fumbling for a new China tone
  Published: November 16 2009 20:39 I Last updated: November 16 2009 20:39
  Gone are the days when the US president could visit Beijing as the unassailable top dog, able to lecture the Chinese on
  everything from human rights to an overvalued currency. As has become fashionable to note, events have instead obliged
  Barack Obama to play the role of washed-up debtor visiting his stern bank manager for yet another loan.
  That analogy is useful. But it can be overdone. Certainly, the financial crisis has brought into sharp relief just how
  dependent the US has become on foreign creditors, chief among them China.
  It has also sharpened the perception of what had been happening anyway, the relative decline of a US-centric west and
  the relative rise of a China-centric Asia. But the word relative is important. China, poor and riddled with internal
  contradictions, is not there yet, by a very long way.
  The changing relationship with China does demand a new tone. But early indications are that Mr Obama is still fumbling
  for the right one. Take global imbalances.
  In the only set-piece speech of his Asian tour — delivered in Japan, perhaps to assure his hosts that Washington is not
  abandoning Tokyo just yet — Mr Obama correctly pointed out that the global economy cannot go back to business as
  usual. "One of the important lessons this recession has taught us is the limits of depending primarily on American
  consumers and Asian exports to drive growth," he said.
  That is quite right. But his entreaties on global rebalancing fall flat in China. That is partly because Beijing remains publicly
  sceptical about the US's long-term finances.
  From China's perspective, Mr Obama's emergency measures to stimulate the US economy and persuade Americans to
  spend their way out of recession smack of re-creating the spendthrift ways that triggered the crisis in the first place.
  That explains why Chinese officials have quizzed their US counterparts so robustly about how they intend to pay for
  healthcare reform. It is also why Beijing has started questioning US monetary, as well as fiscal, policy.
  On the eve of the US president's visit, Liu Mingkang, China's chief banking regulator, took a swipe at the US Federal
  Reserve, saying the combination of a weak dollar and low interest rates risked generating a global asset bubble. That is a
  bit rich coming from someone who oversees a banking system that has pumped the equivalent of nearly 30 per cent of
  gross domestic product into the economy so far this year. But it reflects the new tone with which China presumes it can
  address a humbled superpower.
  Mr Obama's efforts to occupy the moral high ground are also undermined by his flirtation with protectionism, particularly
  his decision to slap tariffs on Chinese tyres.
  His administration has failed to spell out a convincing trade policy — and that is seen as a stark omission for-a business-
  oriented Asian audience. Such perceived deficiencies have hobbled his ability to cajole China with any real conviction.
  When it comes to human rights, too, the US seems to have drawn the conclusion it is not good policy to badmouth its
  chief creditor.
  Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, set the tone early when she said that human rights should not "interfere" with matters of
  implicitly greater urgency. Mr Obama obligingly omitted all references to Tibet, Xinjiang and even Taiwan from his Tokyo
  speech. There was also not a single mention of India, a potential regional counterweight to China, yet another indication
  that Washington is behaving as though it is treading on eggshells. It was therefore all the more refreshing to hear Mr
  Obama criticise Chinese censorship during his town hall meeting in Shanghai on Monday — though even that could not
  undo his own self-censorship in refusing to meet the Dalai Lama before this week's trip.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765794 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765794 Date: 07/31/2015
  It is right and proper that the US acknowledge the rising significance of China. Mr Obama's assurances that China's rise
  need not be a threat were spot on. But by the same token, US accommodation can be taken too far. Contrary to common
  perception, China's huge holdings of US treasuries are not a sign of great strength. They are evidence of how dependent
  Chinese growth has been on the US consumer.
  Equally, any idea that China, with an economy less than a third the size of the US and a GDP per capita roughly the same
  as Angola's, can somehow save the world is ludicrous. Mr Obama is right to show respect to China. He need not — and
  must not — kowtow.
  Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2009. Print a single copy of this article for personal use. Contact us if you wish to
  print more to distribute to others.
  "FT" and "Financial Times" are trademarks of the Financial Times. Privacy policy I Terms
  © Copyright The Financial Times Ltd 2009.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765794 Date: 07/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: FYI: THIS CFR ANALYSIS CLEARS AWAY FUNDAMENTAL MISPERCEPTIONS ON US-CHINA. SID
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  Council on Foreign Relations
  Expert Brief
  The U.S.-China Economic Relationship: Separating Facts from Myths
  Steven Dunaway, Adjunct Senior Fellow for International Economics
  Author:
  Former deputy director of the Asia and Pacific department at the International Monetary Fund. Author
  of the Council Special Report, Global Imbalances and the Financial Crisis.
  November 16, 2009
  http://www.cfr.org/publication/20757/uschina_economic_relationship.html?breadcrumb=°/02Fregion%2F271%2Fchina
  Many myths surround the economic relationship between the United States and China. Four, in particular, stand out, and
  it is important to identify them as myths to avoid misunderstandings that could adversely influence policy decisions. The
  fact that China has become the largest foreign holder of U.S. government securities is taken as indicating that the United
  States is heavily dependent on China to finance its budget deficits. Similarly, since China is a major source for U.S.
  imports, U.S. consumers are seen as dependent on cheap Chinese goods. In addition, the Chinese authorities have
  emphasized that they strongly resist external pressures to try to influence policy decisions and that economic instability in
  China is bad, with adverse implications for the rest of the world.
  Taken together, these four myths could lead to the conclusion that China should not be pushed hard by the United States
  (or other major countries) to more quickly change its policies, especially its exchange rate policy, to facilitate the
  rebalancing of its economy. But such a conclusion would be a major mistake, and that is why during his trip to Asia,
  President Barack Obama needs to dispel these myths and bring pressure to bear for faster economic policy changes in
  China. This would be in keeping with the objectives for dealing with global imbalances laid out by the G-20 summit in
  Pittsburgh in September 2009.
  Myth No. 1: Washington has limited leverage because China is the main "banker" for the United States
  China holds a large amount of U.S. government securities. Of China's $2.3 trillion in official reserves, it is estimated that
  70 percent is held in U.S. dollar assets. China is a big customer for U.S. debt, but it is not America's banker. Nor is the
  United States dependent on China to finance its budget deficits. If China elects not to buy U.S. Treasuries, there are other
  willing public and private sector buyers, as indicated by the strong demand for these securities worldwide. Although the
  U.S. government might have to pay higher interest rates as an incentive to get other investors to buy Treasuries in the
  event that the Chinese reduce their demand, the increase in interest rates would likely be small.
  Major consequences from a decision by China to reduce its purchases of U.S. Treasury securities would depend on the
  reason behind the decision. It would be in China's best interest (and beneficial for the rest of the world as well) if China
  reduced its purchases of U.S. Treasuries because it decided to stop heavily managing its exchange rate and allow greater
  flexibility in the currency's movements. This is an important policy change that is required if China is going to rebalance its
  economy and be able to sustain rapid growth.
  China is a big customer for U.S. debt, but it is not America's banker. Nor is the United States dependent on China to
  finance its budget deficits.
  If instead China continues to heavily manage its exchange rate, it will build up large additional amounts of official
  reserves. If it decides to hold less of these additional reserves in U.S. Treasury securities, then China will increase its
  purchases of assets denominated in other currencies, with euro-denominated securities being the most likely alternative.
  In these circumstances, China would continue to intervene in its exchange market, with the central bank buying U.S.
  dollars for Chinese renminbi and then selling dollars for euro to acquire European assets. The result would be an
  appreciation of the euro. Consequently, countries in Europe, not the United States, would probably be most affected by
  China's move because the negative impact of euro appreciation on European economic activity would likely far outweigh
  the effects on the United States of smaller Chinese purchases of Treasuries.
  Alternatively, China could choose to start dumping its stock of U.S. securities. The result would be appreciation of other
  major currencies (depending on where China would decide to park its reserve assets); upward pressure on U.S. interest
  rates; and the possibility of financial market disruptions if China dumped its U.S. dollar assets rapidly. However, the U.S.
  Federal Reserve could limit the rise in U.S. interest rates and would be able to ensure adequate liquidity to prevent market
  disruptions. But a decision to dump Treasuries would have a large effect on China itself. The country would incur a
  substantial capital loss on its reserve assets. The Chinese authorities are deeply concerned about such a loss, and are
  very unlikely to decide to dump U.S. assets. In fact, the discussion initiated by China regarding the need for an alternative
  official reserve asset is motivated by its concerns about potential losses on its U.S. dollar holdings.
  Myth No. 2: The United States is heavily dependent on cheap Chinese goods
  This is not really true. Only roughly 15 percent of U.S. imports come from China. Moreover, all of the basic types of
  manufactured consumer goods that China exports to the United States (clothing, textiles, footwear, toys, small appliances,
  etc.) can be imported from other countries or could be produced domestically. The prices for goods that could substitute
  for products from China would be higher, but the difference in costs would be relatively small. Competition among
  producers has become fiercer, and as a result cost differentials between goods from China and other suppliers are
  narrowing.
  Dependence actually runs the other way. China is highly dependent on U.S. demand for its products. Economic growth in
  China is heavily dependent on exports. Although China has been able to achieve its 8 percent GDP growth target in 2009
  owing to the stimulus to domestic demand provided by government policy actions, the country will struggle to meet this
  objective in 2010 and succeeding years if demand for its exports in the United States does not pick up.
  Myth No. 3: External pressure on China for policy changes is counterproductive.
  The Chinese authorities stress that in the face of external pressure, they tend to strongly resist economic policy changes.
  The Chinese have in particular used this argument to try to fend off pressures for appreciation of the exchange rate. While
  no country wants to appear to be weak and susceptible to external pressure, the truth is that, if there is no pressure, there
  is less incentive to change policy. This is especially true in China, where the authorities are wedded to the status quo
  because of past success and inclined to make only gradual changes to economic policies. Recent developments in
  China's exchange rate illustrate this point. In the absence of external pressure since August 2008, China has reverted to
  fixing its exchange rate relative to the U.S. dollar.
  Without a hard push from the United States on a bilateral and multilateral basis, changes in China's policies are likely to
  be delayed, and that is not in the best interest of the United States and the rest of the world.
  Myth No. 4: Instability is bad for China
  Chinese authorities also have suggested that instability in China is bad for the rest of the world because of adverse effects
  on China's growth rate. But instability (or the fear of instability) has played a big role in initiating economic policy changes
  in China. For example, concern about instability arising from the growing gap between urban and rural incomes has been
  a major factor behind new initiatives to develop China's interior (such as the Develop the West program) and to improve
  conditions and opportunities for the rural population (including breaking down restrictions and discriminatory treatment of
  migrant workers). Hence, for China, instability is not necessarily bad, but it is a problem for the authorities. Instability in
  China also is not necessarily bad for the rest of the world because of its effect on China's growth. Although China
  accounts for a significant portion of world GDP growth, the country does not generate much demand for products from
  other countries given China's large trade and current account surpluses. Some countries in Asia and commodity
  producers may be benefiting from China's strong growth, but overall, it is not providing much stimulus for the world
  economy as a whole, so slower growth in China will have little effect on economic activity in the rest of the world.
  It is important for President Obama to separate fact from myth in his economic policy discussions with the Chinese
  authorities during this trip to Asia to build a sounder relationship. The president should not shy away from pushing the
  Chinese hard on economic reform and rebalancing of China's economy, but this should be done in his private discussions
  with China's senior leaders. Multilateral discussions, such as those in the context of the G-20 process, are a much more
  effective forum for the United States to take a public stance on China's economic policies jointly with other major
  economies.
  Without a hard push from the United States on a bilateral and multilateral basis, changes in China's policies are likely to
  be delayed, and that is not in the best interest of the United States and the rest of the world. It also is not in the best
  interest of China, because without a shift away from heavy dependence on investment and exports to drive growth toward
  greater reliance on consumption, China will not be able to sustain rapid economic growth and development. Getting China
  to fully realize this and to act more quickly than the authorities are inclined to do is a considerable task for the United
  States and other major economies.

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  From: sbwhoeop
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  To:
  Subject: FYI: This CFR analysis clears away fundamental misperceptions on US-China. Sid
  Council on Foreign Relations
  Expert Brief
  The U.S.-China Economic Relationship: Separating Facts from Myths
  Steven Dunaway, Adjunct Senior Fellow for International Economics
  Author:
  Former deputy director of the Asia and Pacific department at the International Monetary Fund. Author
  of the Council Special Report, Global Imbalances and the Financial Crisis.
  November 16, 2009
  http://www.cfr.org/publication/20757/uschina_economic_relationship.html?breadcrumb=°/02Fregion%2F271%2Fchina
  Many myths surround the economic relationship between the United States and China. Four, in particular, stand out, and
  it is important to identify them as myths to avoid misunderstandings that could adversely influence policy decisions. The
  fact that China has become the largest foreign holder of U.S. government securities is taken as indicating that the United
  States is heavily dependent on China to finance its budget deficits. Similarly, since China is a major source for U.S.
  imports, U.S. consumers are seen as dependent on cheap Chinese goods. In addition, the Chinese authorities have
  emphasized that they strongly resist external pressures to try to influence policy decisions and that economic instability in
  China is bad, with adverse implications for the rest of the world.
  Taken together, these four myths could lead to the conclusion that China should not be pushed hard by the United States
  (or other major countries) to more quickly change its policies, especially its exchange rate policy, to facilitate the
  rebalancing of its economy. But such a conclusion would be a major mistake, and that is why during his trip to Asia,
  President Barack Obama needs to dispel these myths and bring pressure to bear for faster economic policy changes in
  China. This would be in keeping with the objectives for dealing with global imbalances laid out by the G-20 summit in
  Pittsburgh in September 2009.
  Myth No. 1: Washington has limited leverage because China is the main "banker" for the United States
  China holds a large amount of U.S. government securities. Of China's $2.3 trillion in official reserves, it is estimated that
  70 percent is held in U.S. dollar assets. China is a big customer for U.S. debt, but it is not America's banker. Nor is the
  United States dependent on China to finance its budget deficits. If China elects not to buy U.S. Treasuries, there are other
  willing public and private sector buyers, as indicated by the strong demand for these securities worldwide. Although the
  U.S. government might have to pay higher interest rates as an incentive to get other investors to buy Treasuries in the
  event that the Chinese reduce their demand, the increase in interest rates would likely be small.
  Major consequences from a decision by China to reduce its purchases of U.S. Treasury securities would depend on the
  reason behind the decision. It would be in China's best interest (and beneficial for the rest of the world as well) if China
  reduced its purchases of U.S. Treasuries because it decided to stop heavily managing its exchange rate and allow greater
  flexibility in the currency's movements. This is an important policy change that is required if China is going to rebalance its
  economy and be able to sustain rapid growth.
  China is a big customer for U.S. debt, but it is not America's banker. Nor is the United States dependent on China to
  finance its budget deficits.
  If instead China continues to heavily manage its exchange rate, it will build up large additional amounts of official
  reserves. If it decides to hold less of these additional reserves in U.S. Treasury securities, then China will increase its
  purchases of assets denominated in other currencies, with euro-denominated securities being the most likely alternative.
  In these circumstances, China would continue to intervene in its exchange market, with the central bank buying U.S.
  dollars for Chinese renminbi and then selling dollars for euro to acquire European assets. The result would be an
  appreciation of the euro. Consequently, countries in Europe, not the United States, would probably be most affected by
  China's move because the negative impact of euro appreciation on European economic activity would likely far outweigh
  the effects on the United States of smaller Chinese purchases of Treasuries.
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  Alternatively, China could choose to start dumping its stock of U.S. securities. The result would be appreciation of other
  major currencies (depending on where China would decide to park its reserve assets); upward pressure on U.S. interest
  rates; and the possibility of financial market disruptions if China dumped its U.S. dollar assets rapidly. However, the U.S.
  Federal Reserve could limit the rise in U.S. interest rates and would be able to ensure adequate liquidity to prevent market
  disruptions. But a decision to dump Treasuries would have a large effect on China itself. The country would incur a
  substantial capital loss on its reserve assets. The Chinese authorities are deeply concerned about such a loss, and are
  very unlikely to decide to dump U.S. assets. In fact, the discussion initiated by China regarding the need for an alternative
  official reserve asset is motivated by its concerns about potential losses on its U.S. dollar holdings.
  Myth No. 2: The United States is heavily dependent on cheap Chinese goods
  This is not really true. Only roughly 15 percent of U.S. imports come from China. Moreover, all of the basic types of
  manufactured consumer goods that China exports to the United States (clothing, textiles, footwear, toys, small appliances,
  etc.) can be imported from other countries or could be produced domestically. The prices for goods that could substitute
  for products from China would be higher, but the difference in costs would be relatively small. Competition among
  producers has become fiercer, and as a result cost differentials between goods from China and other suppliers are
  narrowing.
  Dependence actually runs the other way. China is highly dependent on U.S. demand for its products. Economic growth in
  China is heavily dependent on exports. Although China has been able to achieve its 8 percent GDP growth target in 2009
  owing to the stimulus to domestic demand provided by government policy actions, the country will struggle to meet this
  objective in 2010 and succeeding years if demand for its exports in the United States does not pick up.
  Myth No. 3: External pressure on China for policy changes is counterproductive.
  The Chinese authorities stress that in the face of external pressure, they tend to strongly resist economic policy changes.
  The Chinese have in particular used this argument to try to fend off pressures for appreciation of the exchange rate. While
  no country wants to appear to be weak and susceptible to external pressure, the truth is that, if there is no pressure, there
  is less incentive to change policy. This is especially true in China, where the authorities are wedded to the status quo
  because of past success and inclined to make only gradual changes to economic policies. Recent developments in
  China's exchange rate illustrate this point. In the absence of external pressure since August 2008, China has reverted to
  fixing its exchange rate relative to the U.S. dollar.
  Without a hard push from the United States on a bilateral and multilateral basis, changes in China's policies are likely to
  be delayed, and that is not in the best interest of the United States and the rest of the world.
  Myth No. 4: Instability is bad for China
  Chinese authorities also have suggested that instability in China is bad for the rest of the world because of adverse effects
  on China's growth rate. But instability (or the fear of instability) has played a big role in initiating economic policy changes
  in China. For example, concern about instability arising from the growing gap between urban and rural incomes has been
  a major factor behind new initiatives to develop China's interior (such as the Develop the West program) and to improve
  conditions and opportunities for the rural population (including breaking down restrictions and discriminatory treatment of
  migrant workers). Hence, for China, instability is not necessarily bad, but it is a problem for the authorities. Instability in
  China also is not necessarily bad for the rest of the world because of its effect on China's growth. Although China
  accounts for a significant portion of world GDP growth, the country does not generate much demand for products from
  other countries given China's large trade and current account surpluses. Some countries in Asia and commodity
  producers may be benefiting from China's strong growth, but overall, it is not providing much stimulus for the world
  economy as a whole, so slower growth in China will have little effect on economic activity in the rest of the world.
  It is important for President Obama to separate fact from myth in his economic policy discussions with the Chinese
  authorities during this trip to Asia to build a sounder relationship. The president should not shy away from pushing the
  Chinese hard on economic reform and rebalancing of China's economy, but this should be done in his private discussions
  with China's senior leaders. Multilateral discussions, such as those in the context of the G-20 process, are a much more
  effective forum for the United States to take a public stance on China's economic policies jointly with other major
  economies.
  Without a hard push from the United States on a bilateral and multilateral basis, changes in China's policies are likely to
  be delayed, and that is not in the best interest of the United States and the rest of the world. It also is not in the best
  interest of China, because without a shift away from heavy dependence on investment and exports to drive growth toward
  greater reliance on consumption, China will not be able to sustain rapid economic growth and development. Getting China
  to fully realize this and to act more quickly than the authorities are inclined to do is a considerable task for the United
  States and other major economies.
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  I'm in the restaurant on the first floor. Come see me.
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  Jake, capricia, philippe and I going to
  Left u note upstairs.
  Cdm wants u to call.
  Leaving eikenberry memo for u.

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  Jake, capricia, philippe and I going to
  Left u note upstairs.
  Cdm wants u to call.
  Leaving eikenberry memo for u.
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  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Giffin, Gordon [mailto
  Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 7:10 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Thanks
  I appreciate being included in the dialogue last evening. I now have a much better appreciation for the challenges, as
  well as the pressures you and the Secretary address each day. While I suspect there is not much that those of us on the
  "outside" can do to help, call on me at any time if I can assist in any fashion. Not to be too dramatic about it but the
  Secretary's success is in the country's interests. Reference was made last night to more rest for HRC-I have to believe
  that with the rigors of your job a little R+R for you is in order-hopefully you can work out some personal time over the
  holiday period.
  By the way, can you give me an email for Capricia Marshall?
  All the best and do call if there is anything I can do.
  Gordon D. Giffin
  McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
  303 Peachtree St. Suite 5300
  Atlanta, Ga. 30308
  404-527-4020
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  I will be traveling next week so I will not be in the office.
  If there are time-sensitive matters that I can address this week rather than next week, please let me know.
  Best.
  cdm

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  I will be traveling next week so I will not be in the office.
  If there are time-sensitive matters that I can address this week rather than next week, please let me know.
  Best.
  cdm
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  Original Message----
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  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
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  I will have to go into office first. Can I get on the 11 or 12?
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  B1
  1.4(D)
  See below.

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  B1
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  From: Merten, Kenneth H
  Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 1:30 PM
  To: Mills, Chery is, Meghann A
  Subject: Haiti: eeting & Question
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 07/30/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
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  Cheryl, Meghann,
  Meeting withF7Nas 2.5 hours! He made a serious
  up on the other system and hope to send tomorrow.
  to me and I'm writing it
  He also asked: "Are Secretary Clinton and Ms. Mills stillfacile (angry) with me over Ms. Pierre-Louis?"
  Kenneth Merten
  Ambassador
  U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  Tel: 509-2-229-8000
  SBU
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  Thanks, Hillary. I don't know about details of Obama's plan, but you looked terrific at the speech.
  (Lincoln, in 1864, on Obama's plan: "The difficulty is not in stating the principle, it is in applying it.")
  Too bad Rep. Wilson didn't wear a red pantsuit.
  Max continues to rocket--up to #8 overall this am, #1 in every nonfiction category except cookbooks.
  And last night in an special election Jackie was elected Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in DC.
  It was a hard fought race, in fact, and her opponent ran a negative campaign against her on email
  with the slogan: "She's Not Jackie."
  Here's the draft of the article Max has written on the bad Joe Wilson (membership in racist
  organization) and that will be published today. This should do it.
  Let's speak when you have time.
  Rep. Joe Wilson's Rebel Yell
  Inside the racist klavern that Joe Wilson joined
  By Max Blumenthal
  Since Republican Rep. Joe Wilson of South Carolina bellowed at President Barack
  Obama, "You lie!" during the president's nationally televised speech on healthcare,
  the fourth term backbencher has emerged as a hero among the conservative
  grassroots. One of the most enthusiastic endorsements of Wilson's histrionics came
  from the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), a group that Wilson has <a
  href=http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/obama-heckler-joe-wilson-member-
  neo>belonged to</a> for several years.
  "Mr. Wilson, never apologize for allowing your love of truth to overrun your desire
  to be polite," the SCV Tea Party <a
  href=http://scvteaparty.com/?p=165>declared</a> on its website. "It is the liar who
  must apologize, not the one who identifies the liar!"
  Who are the SCV? A once-proud organization of Confederate history buffs and re-
  enactors who spent their organization's money to restore Civil War-era battlefields
  and Confederate cemeteries, by 2006 the SCV was substantially <a
  href=http ://www. sp lcenter. org/inte l/intelreport/artic le .j sp?pid=1027 >taken
  over</a> by an organized cadre of white supremacist radicals (read <a
  href=http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?pid=154 >here</a> for
  more background) who sought to turn the nation's oldest Southern historical society
  into what the veteran white supremacist activist Kirk Lyons called "a modern, 21st
  century Christian war machine capable of uniting the Confederate community and
  leading it to ultimate victory." When the racist junta had seized much of the SCV's
  leadership positions, the Southern Poverty Law Center released an <a
  href=http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?sid=90 >extensive
  list</a> of SCV officials who belonged to "hate groups."
  Lyons, a key leader of the white supremacists who took over the SCV, had <a
  href=hftp://www.thenation.com/doc/20050829/blumenthal/single >harbored
  dreams</a> of creating a seemingly benign front group for a more sophisticated
  version of the Ku Klux Klan. "I have great respect for the Klan historically, but,
  sadly the Klan today is ineffective and sometimes even destructive," Lyons told a
  German neo-Nazi magazine in 1992. "It would be good if the Klan followed the
  advice of former Klansman Robert Miles: 'Become invisible. Hang the robes and
  hoods in the cupboard and become an underground org anization.'" With the SCV,
  Lyons discovered he didn't have to go underground after all.
  Once Lyons helped install his close friend, Ron Wilson, as president of the SCV,
  the organization's political newsletter, <a href=http://fpacscv.org/southernmercury/
  >The Southern Mercury</a> (where Wilson served as senior editor), transformed
  into a propaganda mill for crude white supremacist cant. Mailed to all dues-paying
  members of the SCV — presumably including Rep. Joe Wilson — until it went
  defunct in 2008, the Mercury has published articles describing blacks as genetically
  inferior to whites, calling African-Americans as "a childlike people," and warned
  that if Obama runs for re-election, race riots of an "exceedingly violent nature"
  would immediately ensure, leaving "entire sections of some of our cities in ruins."
  Here are a few highlights from the Southern Mercury:
  "After the turn of the 20th century, the white Southerners had disfranchised and segregated
  the blacks, in perhaps the mildest reaction possible at=2 Othat time to the blacks' transgressions.
  The blacks — then a childlike people — had been selling their votes to the Democrats en masse for
  $.25 apiece in national elections."
  --"Where We Stand Now, And How We Got Here," by Frank Conner, Southern Mercury,
  September/October 2003
  "Previously, anthropologists had routinely recorded the notable differences in IQ among
  the races; but at Columbia, a liberal cultural anthropologist named Franz Boas...decreed that
  there were no differences in IQ among the races, and the only biological differences between the
  blacks and whites were of superficial nature... Meanwhile, the liberals in the media heaped
  special praise upon black athletes, musicians, singers, and writers — and treated them as typical
  of the black race. The liberals were creating a false image of the blacks in America as a highly
  competent people who were being held back by the prejudiced white Southerners."
  --Conner, September/October 2003
  "It is very clear to me that if Barack Obama should be elected President, he would be
  extremely anti-white and would demand reparations for slavery and press hard for affirmative
  action to the degree that it would hurt young whites who were seeking jobs or admission to
  College and Graduate Schools."
  --"Americans Face The Worst Presidential Candidates In History," by Robert Slimp, Southern
  Mercury, May/June 2008
  "I believe that [Obama's] rhetoric and anti-white legislative proposals would stir up racial
  riots. If he were running for re-election, these riots would turn into an exceedingly violent nature
  that would seriously damage race relations in America, and leave entire sections of some of our
  cities in ruins."
  --Slimp, May/June 2008
  Rep. Joe Wilson could have resigned from the SCV as soon as the organization's
  takeover by open white supremacists began. But he didn't. Or he could have
  withdrawn his membership when the SCV's flagship journal turned into a racist rag.
  But he didn't. Instead, while serving as a state senator, Wilson led an SCV-inspired
  campaign in 2000 to keep the Confederate flag flying above South Carolina's state
  capitol. "The Southern heritage, the Confederate heritage, is very honorable,"
  Wilson <a href=http ://news. bbc . co .uk/2/hi/americas/503579.stm>proclaimed</a> at
  the time, responding to critics of the Confederate flag.
  Wilson's rebel yell at Obama has electrified the Republican grassroots, filling his
  campaign coffers with donations <a
  href=http://wwvv.freep.com/article/20090910/BLOG36/90910072/Wilson-takes-
  case-online--pleads-for-donations>he is soliciting</a> from conservatives across
  the country and earning the undistinguished, previously unknown backbencher
  primetime appearances on right-wing talk shows. Wilson has become the new voice
  of the Republican opposition, reigniting the Lost Cause as a raucous crusade to
  sabotage healthcare reform.

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  To:
  Thanks, Hillary. I don't know about details of Obama's plan, but you looked terrific at the speech.
  (Lincoln, in 1864, on Obama's plan: "The difficulty is not in stating the principle, it is in applying it.")
  Too bad Rep. Wilson didn't wear a red pantsuit.
  Max continues to rocket--up to #8 overall this am, #1 in every nonfiction category except cookbooks.
  And last night in an special election Jackie was elected Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in DC.
  It was a hard fought race, in fact, and her opponent ran a negative campaign against her on email
  with the slogan: "She's Not Jackie."
  Here's the draft of the article Max has written on the bad Joe Wilson (membership in racist
  organization) and that will be published today. This should do it.
  Let's speak when you have time.
  Rep. Joe Wilson's Rebel Yell
  Inside the racist klavern that Joe Wilson joined
  By Max Blumenthal
  Since Republican Rep. Joe Wilson of South Carolina bellowed at President Barack
  Obama, "You lie!" during the president's nationally televised speech on healthcare,
  the fourth term backbencher has emerged as a hero among the conservative
  grassroots. One of the most enthusiastic endorsements of Wilson's histrionics came
  from the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), a group that Wilson has <a
  href=http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/obama-heckler-joe-wilson-member-
  neo>belonged to</a> for several years.
  "Mr. Wilson, never apologize for allowing your love of truth to overrun your desire
  to be polite," the SCV Tea Party <a
  href=http://scvteaparty.com/?p=165>declared</a> on its website. "It is the liar who
  must apologize, not the one who identifies the liar!"
  Who are the SCV? A once-proud organization of Confederate history buffs and re-
  enactors who spent their organization's money to restore Civil War-era battlefields
  and Confederate cemeteries, by 2006 the SCV was substantially <a
  href=http ://www. sp lcenter. org/inte l/intelreport/artic le .j sp?pid=1027 >taken
  over</a> by an organized cadre of white supremacist radicals (read <a
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765809 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765809 Date: 07/31/2015
  href=http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?pid=154 >here</a> for
  more background) who sought to turn the nation's oldest Southern historical society
  into what the veteran white supremacist activist Kirk Lyons called "a modern, 21st
  century Christian war machine capable of uniting the Confederate community and
  leading it to ultimate victory." When the racist junta had seized much of the SCV's
  leadership positions, the Southern Poverty Law Center released an <a
  href=http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?sid=90 >extensive
  list</a> of SCV officials who belonged to "hate groups."
  Lyons, a key leader of the white supremacists who took over the SCV, had <a
  href=hftp://www.thenation.com/doc/20050829/blumenthal/single >harbored
  dreams</a> of creating a seemingly benign front group for a more sophisticated
  version of the Ku Klux Klan. "I have great respect for the Klan historically, but,
  sadly the Klan today is ineffective and sometimes even destructive," Lyons told a
  German neo-Nazi magazine in 1992. "It would be good if the Klan followed the
  advice of former Klansman Robert Miles: 'Become invisible. Hang the robes and
  hoods in the cupboard and become an underground org anization.'" With the SCV,
  Lyons discovered he didn't have to go underground after all.
  Once Lyons helped install his close friend, Ron Wilson, as president of the SCV,
  the organization's political newsletter, <a href=http://fpacscv.org/southernmercury/
  >The Southern Mercury</a> (where Wilson served as senior editor), transformed
  into a propaganda mill for crude white supremacist cant. Mailed to all dues-paying
  members of the SCV — presumably including Rep. Joe Wilson — until it went
  defunct in 2008, the Mercury has published articles describing blacks as genetically
  inferior to whites, calling African-Americans as "a childlike people," and warned
  that if Obama runs for re-election, race riots of an "exceedingly violent nature"
  would immediately ensure, leaving "entire sections of some of our cities in ruins."
  Here are a few highlights from the Southern Mercury:
  "After the turn of the 20th century, the white Southerners had disfranchised and segregated
  the blacks, in perhaps the mildest reaction possible at=2 Othat time to the blacks' transgressions.
  The blacks — then a childlike people — had been selling their votes to the Democrats en masse for
  $.25 apiece in national elections."
  --"Where We Stand Now, And How We Got Here," by Frank Conner, Southern Mercury,
  September/October 2003
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  "Previously, anthropologists had routinely recorded the notable differences in IQ among
  the races; but at Columbia, a liberal cultural anthropologist named Franz Boas...decreed that
  there were no differences in IQ among the races, and the only biological differences between the
  blacks and whites were of superficial nature... Meanwhile, the liberals in the media heaped
  special praise upon black athletes, musicians, singers, and writers — and treated them as typical
  of the black race. The liberals were creating a false image of the blacks in America as a highly
  competent people who were being held back by the prejudiced white Southerners."
  --Conner, September/October 2003
  "It is very clear to me that if Barack Obama should be elected President, he would be
  extremely anti-white and would demand reparations for slavery and press hard for affirmative
  action to the degree that it would hurt young whites who were seeking jobs or admission to
  College and Graduate Schools."
  --"Americans Face The Worst Presidential Candidates In History," by Robert Slimp, Southern
  Mercury, May/June 2008
  "I believe that [Obama's] rhetoric and anti-white legislative proposals would stir up racial
  riots. If he were running for re-election, these riots would turn into an exceedingly violent nature
  that would seriously damage race relations in America, and leave entire sections of some of our
  cities in ruins."
  --Slimp, May/June 2008
  Rep. Joe Wilson could have resigned from the SCV as soon as the organization's
  takeover by open white supremacists began. But he didn't. Or he could have
  withdrawn his membership when the SCV's flagship journal turned into a racist rag.
  But he didn't. Instead, while serving as a state senator, Wilson led an SCV-inspired
  campaign in 2000 to keep the Confederate flag flying above South Carolina's state
  capitol. "The Southern heritage, the Confederate heritage, is very honorable,"
  Wilson <a href=http ://news. bbc . co .uk/2/hi/americas/503579.stm>proclaimed</a> at
  the time, responding to critics of the Confederate flag.
  Wilson's rebel yell at Obama has electrified the Republican grassroots, filling his
  campaign coffers with donations <a
  href=http://wwvv.freep.com/article/20090910/BLOG36/90910072/Wilson-takes-
  case-online--pleads-for-donations>he is soliciting</a> from conservatives across
  the country and earning the undistinguished, previously unknown backbencher
  primetime appearances on right-wing talk shows. Wilson has become the new voice
  of the Republican opposition, reigniting the Lost Cause as a raucous crusade to
  sabotage healthcare reform.
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  Sent: Tue Dec 01 16:50:54 2009
  Subject: Washington Post Article on Pakistan
  Huma — The Secretary asked to see a copy of this article from yesterday's Washington Post. Would you pass it
  to her? Thanks.
  U.S. offers new role for Pakistan
  A BROADER PARTNERSHIP
  Importance of country to Afghan effort recognized
  By Karen DeYoung
  Washington Post Staff Writer
  Monday, November 30, 2009
  President Obama has offered Pakistan an expanded strategic partnership, including additional military and
  economic cooperation, while warning with unusual bluntness that its use of insurgent groups to pursue policy
  goals "cannot continue."
  The offer, including an effort to help reduce tensions between Pakistan and India, was contained in a two-page
  letter delivered to President Asif Ali Zardari this month by Obama national security adviser James L. Jones. It
  was accompanied by assurances from Jones that the United States will increase its military and civilian efforts
  in Afghanistan and that it plans no early withdrawal.
  Obama's speech Tuesday night at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., will address primarily the
  Afghanistan aspects of the strategy. But despite the public and political attention focused on the number of new
  troops, Pakistan has been the hot core of the months-long strategy review. The long-term consequences of
  failure there, the review concluded, far outweigh those in Afghanistan.
  "We can't succeed without Pakistan," a senior administration official involved in the White House review said.
  "You have to differentiate between public statements and reality. There is nobody who is under any illusions
  about this."
  This official and others, all of whom spoke about the closely held details of the new strategy on the condition of
  anonymity, emphasized that without "changing the nature of U.S.-Pakistan relations in a new direction, you're
  not going to win in Afghanistan," as one put it. "And if you don't win in Afghanistan, then Pakistan will
  automatically be imperiled, and that will make Afghanistan look like child's play."
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  Proffered U.S. carrots, outlined during Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's October visit to Islamabad,
  center on a far more comprehensive and long-term bilateral relationship. It would feature enhanced
  development and trade assistance; improved intelligence collaboration and a more secure and upgraded military
  equipment pipeline; more public praise and less public criticism of Pakistan; and an initiative to build greater
  regional cooperation among Pakistan, India and Afghanistan.
  Obama called for closer collaboration against all extremist groups, and his letter named five: al-Qaeda, the
  Afghan Taliban, the Haqqani network, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and the Pakistani Taliban organization known as
  Tehrik-e-Taliban. Using vague diplomatic language, he said that ambiguity in Pakistan's relationship with any
  of them could no longer be ignored.
  Jones, a retired Marine Corps general, was more precise in conversations with top Pakistani government and
  military leaders, U.S. and foreign officials said, stating that certain things have to happen in Pakistan to ensure
  Afghanistan's security. If Pakistan cannot deliver, he warned, the United States may be impelled to use any
  means at its disposal to rout insurgents based along Pakistan's western and southern borders with Afghanistan.
  Current U.S. policy includes the use of missiles fired from unmanned drones on insurgent locations limited to
  roughly 50 miles inside the western border; training in two military camps for the Pakistani Frontier Corps; and
  intelligence exchanges. It prohibits kinetic, or active, operations by U.S. ground forces inside Pakistan.
  While praising Pakistani military offensives against groups that pose a domestic threat -- primarily the alliance
  of groups known as Tehrik-e-Taliban, in the Swat Valley and South Waziristan -- Jones made it clear that the
  administration expects more.
  The rollout of the new strategy is being coordinated with principal U.S. allies, including Britain, whose prime
  minister, Gordon Brown, said Sunday, "People are going to ask why, eight years after 2001, Osama bin Laden
  has never been near to being caught."
  "Al-Qaeda has a base in Pakistan," Brown said in an interview with Sky News. "That base is still there -- they
  are able to recruit from abroad. The Pakistan authorities must convince us that they are taking all the action that
  is necessary to deal with that threat."
  Expansion of the U.S.-Pakistan relationship will require overcoming significant public and political mistrust in
  both countries. Officials said that they recognize the difficulty in delivering on either U.S. promises or threats,
  and that "our leverage over Pakistan is very limited," the senior administration official said.
  At the same time, although the administration's goal is to demonstrate a new level and steadfastness of support,
  short-term U.S. demands may threaten Pakistan's already fragile political stability.
  "It's going to be a game of cat-and-mouse with them for a while," another official said, adding that "what we're
  trying to do is to force them to recalculate" where their advantage lies.
  The Pakistan strategy is complicated by a number of factors, including the fact that any indication of increased
  U.S. involvement there generates broad mistrust. Zardari's political weakness is an additional hazard for a new
  bilateral relationship. He is disliked by the military and is challenged by the political opposition and his own
  prime minister; he also remains under a cloud of long-standing corruption charges. Less than a third of
  Pakistan's population voices approval for him in polls. Obama is even less popular there, with approval ratings
  in the low double digits.
  Many of the broad powers that Zardari assumed from his predecessor, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who seized
  power in a 1999 military coup and was forced to resign last year, are being whittled away. On Friday, Zardari
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  turned over control of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, who is held in much
  higher favor by the military.
  Zardari's Musharraf-era powers to fire the elected government and appoint top military officials are also under
  challenge, and a law protecting government officials from corruption prosecution expired Saturday. On Sunday,
  the leading political opposition group called for him to give up the additional powers, and Zardari, who had
  pledged to do so, said he will act "soon." The administration expects Zardari's position to continue to weaken,
  leaving him as a largely ceremonial president even if he manages to survive in office.
  Senior U.S. officers, including the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, Adm. Mike Mullen, have made repeated
  relationship-building trips to Pakistan, and training programs in this country for Pakistani officers are expanding
  after being moribund for years.
  U.S. officials have long referred to Pakistani military and intelligence officers who are sympathetic to or
  actively support insurgent groups fighting in Afghanistan as "rogue elements." More recently, they have
  described those relationships as more direct and institutional within a divided military. "For the things that we
  care about," a U.S. official said, "the real decision-maker is the military." It has long been hedging its bets in
  Afghanistan; the military has positioned itself to prevent inroads by India in the event of a U.S. withdrawal, and
  against a 30-year history of being used and then rejected by shifting U.S. policy aims.
  "Our game is to convince them that our commitment to Afghanistan and the region is long-term," the official
  said of the military. "We're not going to pack up our bags and leave them as soon as we're done. We have to
  create a situation in which they see a much more positive interest in closer relations with us than they do in
  trying to play us. But it requires time."
  India is skeptical of any U.S. involvement in its relationship with Pakistan. Bilateral attempts to resolve the
  long-standing border dispute in Kashmir were put on hold after last year's terrorist attacks in Mumbai, which
  were blamed on Lashkar-e-Taiba.
  The group has long been active in the Kashmir conflict and is said to have close ties to Pakistan's Inter-Services
  Intelligence agency.
  Obama and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh treaded carefully on the issue in public during Singh's state
  visit to Washington last week. "It is not the place of the United States to try to, from the outside, resolve all
  those conflicts," Obama said during their news conference here. "On the other hand, we want to be encouraging
  of ways in which both India and Pakistan can feel secure."
  Correspondent Pamela Constable in Islamabad contributed to this report.
  David S. Adams
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for House Affairs
  Department of State
  202 647 2623
  202 647 2762 fax
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  8:00 am BREAKFAST w/SENATORS MCCAIN, LIEBERMAN AND COLLINS
  9:00 am James Monroe Room, 8th Floor
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  9:15 am S Conference Room
  9:30 am MEETING w/LT. GENERAL PAUL SELVA (JCS)
  9:40 am Secretary's Office
  9:55 am MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR TERRENCE LEE BARNICH,
  10:30 am George C. Marshall Auditorium
  10:50 am BRIEFING w/CHRISTOPHER HILL U.S. AMBASSADOR TO IRAQ
  11:50 am Secretary's Conference Room
  11:50 am DROP-BY w/CAMBODIAN PARLIMENTARIAN MU SOCHUA
  11:55 am Secretary's Office *Official photo.
  11:55 am DEPART State Department *En route White House
  12:00 pm ARRIVE White House
  12:00 pm ONE-ON-ONE MEETING w/RAHM EMMANUEL
  12:45 pm COS Office, West Wing
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  3:00 pm WOMEN'S FUND MEETING
  3:30 pm Secretary's Office
  3:40 pm DEPART State Department *En route Andrews AFB
  4:05 pm ARRIVE Andrews AFB
  4:15 pm DEPART Andrews AFB via Air Force Aircraft Tail ilTbd *En route New York, NY
  5:05 pm ARRIVE LaGuardia Airport
  5:10 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport *En route Beacon Theater
  5:55 pm ARRIVE Beacon Theater
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  6:50 pm DEPART Beacon Theater *En route Waldorf Astoria Hotel
  7:10 pm ARRIVE Waldorf Astoria Hotel
  7:15 pm THE ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE'S FOUR FREEDOMS AWARD
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  7:15 pm THE ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE'S FOUR FREEDOMS AWARD
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  Attachments: Clinton Tapes jacket.jpg
  fyi
  From: Pattie Firestone [mailto
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 1:28 PM
  To: Christy & Taylor Branch; Dorothy McGhee; Pattie Porter Firestone; Charlie Firestone; Christy & Taylor Branch
  Subject: Taylor Branch Book Party Invitation
  Dorothy McGhee, Pattie & Charlie Firestone
  Invite you to celebrate the publication of
  The Clinton Tapes:
  Wrestling History with the President
  by TAYLOR BRANCH
  Sunda , October 25 2009, 5-8 pm
  (Just two • oc o W)
  Taylor will give a short talk at 6:00 pm. Bring your copy of the book, or buy one at the event.
  Enjoy ample food and drink in honor of Taylor & Christy.
  Pattie
  Dorothy:
  Other Upcoming DC Events...
  Oct. 1Borders on K Street, 6:30 onward
  Oct. 7 National Archives, 7pm onward
  Oct. 26 Politics & Prose, 7pm onward
  1.74
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  Subject: Thanks
  Thanks for checking this out an hopefully I haven't wasted your time but it is always constructive to have a sanity check
  at times like this. I am very appreciative of your standing with me and now more fully understand our challenges. I'm
  Thank you.
  Ellen 0. Tauscher
  Under Secretary of State
  for Arms Control and International Security
  202-647-1049
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  Importance: High
  Just following up on a few items.
  First, see below on Nagorno-Karabakh.
  Third, on QME, Gates and Barak are meeting the week of UNGA and we are holding until then if you are comfortable
  with that.
  Fourth, Declan Kelly is going to be in Belfast Monday and Tuesday with Lou Susman. I will be there Tuesday for all of the
  official meetings. Declan and I will stay Tuesday night after Lou leaves and have dinner with a broad cross-section of
  folks.
  Fifth, I'm working with Holbrooke's and Lew's shops on the materials for Af/Pak, and we'll have a concept paper over
  the weekend on the UNGA curtain raiser.
  Sixth, Mike Fuchs and I met with Team WHA on Mexico, following up on Carlos' memo. Mike is working with WHA to
  ensure that we create a productive agenda and outcomes for the Merida meeting you will participate in at UNGA.
  (SBU) Reports about an alleged lethal incident along the line of contact in Nagorno-Karabakh remain
  unconfirmed. The potential implications on the peace process are not yet clear. At the moment, regional
  leaders are responding cautiously and the impact on other regional processes does not appear
  significant. The Armenian Ministry of Defense denied any unusual activity along the line of contact; the
  Azerbaijan Ministry of Defense told media that incidents are frequent along the line of contact. Embassy
  Yerevan reports that it is customary to deny reports of sniper incidents along the line of contact, but that an
  incident of this magnitude would be difficult to cover up. Embassy Baku notes that President Aliyev is in
  Kazakhstan and local authorities could be waiting for his return before deciding on how to proceed. Neither of
  our Embassies have been able to confirm local media reports.
  John L. Espinoza
  Deputy Director
  Office of Caucasus Affairs and Regional Conflicts
  Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs
  Department of State
  17€:
  Tel: 202-647-6795
  Fax: 202-736-7915

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 4:52 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: NK Update
  Importance: High
  Just following up on a few items.
  First, see below on Nagorno-Karabakh.
  Third, on QME, Gates and Barak are meeting the week of UNGA and we are holding until then if you are comfortable
  with that.
  Fourth, Declan Kelly is going to be in Belfast Monday and Tuesday with Lou Susman. I will be there Tuesday for all of the
  official meetings. Declan and I will stay Tuesday night after Lou leaves and have dinner with a broad cross-section of
  folks.
  Fifth, I'm working with Holbrooke's and Lew's shops on the materials for Af/Pak, and we'll have a concept paper over
  the weekend on the UNGA curtain raiser.
  Sixth, Mike Fuchs and I met with Team WHA on Mexico, following up on Carlos' memo. Mike is working with WHA to
  ensure that we create a productive agenda and outcomes for the Merida meeting you will participate in at UNGA.
  (SBU) Reports about an alleged lethal incident along the line of contact in Nagorno-Karabakh remain
  unconfirmed. The potential implications on the peace process are not yet clear. At the moment, regional
  leaders are responding cautiously and the impact on other regional processes does not appear
  significant. The Armenian Ministry of Defense denied any unusual activity along the line of contact; the
  Azerbaijan Ministry of Defense told media that incidents are frequent along the line of contact. Embassy
  Yerevan reports that it is customary to deny reports of sniper incidents along the line of contact, but that an
  incident of this magnitude would be difficult to cover up. Embassy Baku notes that President Aliyev is in
  Kazakhstan and local authorities could be waiting for his return before deciding on how to proceed. Neither of
  our Embassies have been able to confirm local media reports.
  John L. Espinoza
  Deputy Director
  Office of Caucasus Affairs and Regional Conflicts
  Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs
  Department of State
  17€:
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  Subject: Re: oncert
  That will be hard unless you leave white house early.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gove <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 07:02:512009
  Subject: concert
  has a concert at his school, tonight at 7. Can I get there?
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  Madam Secretary,
  Thank you so much. It is very exciting to finally see the book in print (when I first got a copy I was almost afraid to look
  inside it!). I hope you enjoy it. And yes, I have been working with Lissa and others on the democracy/human rights
  speech.
  On the question about UK soldiers - the UK lost more soldiers in the Falklands than they have in Afghanistan:
  255 in the Falklands
  235 in Afghanistan (including British forces personnel and MOD civilians)
  Please let me know if you would like any other information on that.
  Again, thank you so much, and Happy Thanksgiving!
  Sincerely,
  Mike

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  Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 10:43 AM
  To: H
  Subject RE: Kudos!
  Madam Secretary,
  Thank you so much. It is very exciting to finally see the book in print (when I first got a copy I was almost afraid to look
  inside it!). I hope you enjoy it. And yes, I have been working with Lissa and others on the democracy/human rights
  speech.
  On the question about UK soldiers - the UK lost more soldiers in the Falklands than they have in Afghanistan:
  255 in the Falklands
  235 in Afghanistan (including British forces personnel and MOD civilians)
  Please let me know if you would like any other information on that.
  Again, thank you so much, and Happy Thanksgiving!
  Sincerely,
  Mike
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 8:28 AM
  To: Fuchs, Michael H
  Subject: Kudos!
  Dear Mike---
  Congrats on your book; you must be very excited to see it in print after so much work.
  And I hope you're working on the democracy/human rights speech I'm giving the week
  I'm looking forward to reading it.
  of the 7th. Are you?
  Also, David Miliband told me that the UK lost more soldiers in the Falklands than they
  pls verify that for me? Thx.
  All the best, and Happy Thanksgiving! Hillary
  have in Afghanistan. Would you
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  for purposes of submission of testimony to committee/public release, how do you want to handle? may have to
  send to hill before/concurrent with call.
  On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 7:59 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  Ok let's discuss in call.

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  for purposes of submission of testimony to committee/public release, how do you want to handle? may have to
  send to hill before/concurrent with call.
  On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 7:59 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  Ok let's discuss in call.
  Original Message
  From: Jake Sullivan
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 07:57:13 2009
  Subject: insert
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765827 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Subject RE: Schedule
  Great, will add to the calendar and list for discussion.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 8:48 AM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Schedule
  Albright wants me to attend NATO seminar here in DC around Feb 20-22. I'd like to do that if possible.
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  Super, thanks. Gina
  On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 6:38 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  I would love to see you on Dec 14th as you pass thru town. I'm asking Huma and Lona to schedule a time for
  us to catch up. Hope all is well w you and yours, H

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  Cc: abedinh@state.gov; ValmoroU@state.gov
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  Super, thanks. Gina
  On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 6:38 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  I would love to see you on Dec 14th as you pass thru town. I'm asking Huma and Lona to schedule a time for
  us to catch up. Hope all is well w you and yours, H
  Original Message
  From: Gina Glantz <
  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin <Abedinh@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon Nov 30 22:43:59 2009
  Subject: Excuse to reconnect
  B6
  Affectionately, Gina
  B6
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  Here is rasmussen statement at press conf today:
  On behalf of NATO, I warmly welcome President Obama's announcement on the new US approach and commitment to
  the mission in Afghanistan. President Obama's decision to substantially increase the numbers of US forces in the NATO-
  led operation is proof of his resolve; the overall approach he laid out is a broader political strategy for success. The
  United States' contribution to the NATO-led mission has always been substantial; it is now even more important.But this
  is not a US mission alone: America's Allies in NATO have shared the risks, costs and burdens of this mission from the
  beginning. As the US increases its commitment, I am confident that the other Allies, as well as our Partners in the
  mission, will also make a substantial increase in their contribution. Taken together, the new force contributions from
  across the Alliance, as well as the new approach agreed by all the ISAF countries, will help create a new momentum in
  the mission in 2010.

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  Sent: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 12:21 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Rasmussen press conf
  Here is rasmussen statement at press conf today:
  On behalf of NATO, I warmly welcome President Obama's announcement on the new US approach and commitment to
  the mission in Afghanistan. President Obama's decision to substantially increase the numbers of US forces in the NATO-
  led operation is proof of his resolve; the overall approach he laid out is a broader political strategy for success. The
  United States' contribution to the NATO-led mission has always been substantial; it is now even more important.But this
  is not a US mission alone: America's Allies in NATO have shared the risks, costs and burdens of this mission from the
  beginning. As the US increases its commitment, I am confident that the other Allies, as well as our Partners in the
  mission, will also make a substantial increase in their contribution. Taken together, the new force contributions from
  across the Alliance, as well as the new approach agreed by all the ISAF countries, will help create a new momentum in
  the mission in 2010.
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  10.
  Thought you might want to know that our Kevbo is being honored at Chicago-Kent College of Law--
  distinguished alum that he is. Anyway, just found out this morning and, of course, not from
  Kevin. Betsy
  On behalf of the Chicago-Kent
  Alumni Board of Directors, we
  invite you to join us at the 2009
  Alumni Awards & Recognition
  Luncheon. The event honors
  this year's Alumni Award
  recipients as well our alumni
  and friends who volunteered
  for the law school over the past
  year.
  Thursday, December 10,
  2009
  Reception: 11:30 a.m. —
  Luncheon: 12:00 p.m.
  The Standard Club
  320 S. Plymouth Court,
  Chicago, IL 60604
  RSVP to alumskentlaw.edu
  by Tuesday, December 8,
  2009.
  Chicago-Kent College of Lew Office of Alumni
  Relations 565 W. Adams St., Suite
  310 Chicago, IL 60661
  Tel: (312) 906-5240 Fax (312) 906-5256 E-
  mail: alumsakentlaw.edu Web:
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  Subject: Fw: Kevin O'Keefe to be honored at the Chicago-Kent Alumni Awards Luncheon on Dec
  10.
  Attachments: Kevin Conlon.vcf
  Thought you might want to know that our Kevbo is being honored at Chicago-Kent College of Law--
  distinguished alum that he is. Anyway, just found out this morning and, of course, not from
  Kevin. Betsy
  On behalf of the Chicago-Kent
  Alumni Board of Directors, we
  invite you to join us at the 2009
  Alumni Awards & Recognition
  Luncheon. The event honors
  this year's Alumni Award
  recipients as well our alumni
  and friends who volunteered
  for the law school over the past
  year.
  Thursday, December 10,
  2009
  Reception: 11:30 a.m. —
  Luncheon: 12:00 p.m.
  The Standard Club
  320 S. Plymouth Court,
  Chicago, IL 60604
  RSVP to alumskentlaw.edu
  by Tuesday, December 8,
  2009.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765835 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765835 Date: 07/31/2015
  Chicago-Kent College of Lew Office of Alumni
  Relations 565 W. Adams St., Suite
  310 Chicago, IL 60661
  Tel: (312) 906-5240 Fax (312) 906-5256 E-
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  Jack lew is sending a note to you tonight about 2010 budget passback. he's hoping you will be able to review tonite. And
  is available to discuss with you.
  Will get to you as soon as its ready.

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  Jack lew is sending a note to you tonight about 2010 budget passback. he's hoping you will be able to review tonite. And
  is available to discuss with you.
  Will get to you as soon as its ready.
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  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Crocker, Bathsheba N
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 3:41 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: FW: 2 Aspen-event related questions
  Jake/Huma, please see below. Have either/both of these come in to you for consideration?
  Separately, as I think you know (but just to be sure), Jim will be on travel next week, Monday evening - very early Friday
  morning. He'll be back in the office on Friday. Could you please also make sure Cheryl is aware?
  Best, Sheba
  Sheba Crocker
  Chief of Staff, Deputy Secretary Steinberg
  (202) 647-8931
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  FYI more — I've spoken to Jim who is addressing but we can catch up about this when we speak.
  From: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 5:32 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Breaking News on MD roll out
  I'll let you know if I hear anything from D or others on MD roll out.
  Best,
  Ellen
  From: Mills, Cheryl
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 4:45 PM
  To: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Subject: RE. Thanks
  We have to stay dogged on this so let's stay linked on this until we are sure it is as it should be.
  cdm
  Frain: Tauscher, ailen 0
  Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 4:35 PM
  Tc 1iIls, Cherfl
  Subject: Thanks
  Thanks for checking this out an hopefully I haven't wasted your time but it is always constructive to have a sanity check
  at times like this. I am very appreciative of your standing with me and now more fully understand our challenges. I'm
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  202-647-1049
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  About six weeks ago, HRC agreed to give a speech commemorating the anniversary of the 1994 UN Conference on
  Population and Development in Cairo. I believe the actual anniversary is December 18th so frankly, if we did the speech
  in early January, we would not be that far off the mark. The idea would be to do this speech at State with the audience
  including the NGOs, Gates Foundation, UN, and Packard Foundations. This speech could send a message regarding the
  link between population and environmental sustainability and as a result, improve women's status and rights. I would
  love to give them January 6th_8th if that works on your end.
  Lona Valmoro
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  We tentatively told the plane 9nm wheels up. Do u want to leave earlier? Later?
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  Anytime btw 9-10 is ok it's a problem to change to 10.
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  WE tentatively told the plane S pm wheeis up. Do u want to leave earlier? Later?
  Inc
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  Also, can you recommend a usual place that's not noisy that I could have a quick dinner w DiFi tomorrow night near my
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  We tentatively toed the plane Spm wheels up. Do u want to leave earlier? Later?
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  Mitchell trying to reach hrc on secure phone on 3rd floor.

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  Yes its actually mitchells phone on plane that's having the problem. They r reconnecting to his plane and trying u again.

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  Yes no problem to take the van
  III meet you at la guardia

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  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
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  Still working this through, but here is where we are thus far:
  The majority of all countries that have direct presidential elections use a Two-Round system. The number appears to be
  at least 58.
  France, most Latin American countries, all five post-Soviet Central Asian republics, and many countries in francophone
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  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
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  at least 58.
  France, most Latin American countries, all five post-Soviet Central Asian republics, and many countries in francophone
  Africa use TRS to elect their presidents. Elsewhere in Africa the system is used by Angola, Cape Verde, Gambia, Ghana,
  Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe, the Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan,
  Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe; in Europe, apart from France, it is used by Armenia, Azerbaijan, Austria, Belarus,
  Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia
  and Ukraine; and it is found in Afghanistan, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Timor-Leste and Yemen.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:45:32 2009
  Subject: Question
  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765861 Date: 07/31/2015



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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 2:58 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: Question
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:55:42 2009
  Subject: Re: Question
  Still working this through, but here is where we are thus far:
  The majority of all countries that have direct presidential elections use a Two-Round system. The number appears to be
  at least 58.
  France, most Latin American countries, all five post-Soviet Central Asian republics, and many countries in francophone
  Africa use TRS to elect their presidents. Elsewhere in Africa the system is used by Angola, Cape Verde, Gambia, Ghana,
  Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe, the Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan,
  Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe; in Europe, apart from France, it is used by Armenia, Azerbaijan, Austria, Belarus,
  Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia
  and Ukraine; and it is found in Afghanistan, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Timor-Leste and Yemen.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:45:32 2009
  Subject: Question
  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765862 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Fyi below - ellen and I have been speaking today and I am addressing personally so don't worry and will advise if you
  need to step in.
  Will call you around 430 or later - whatever works.
  Cdm

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 2:49 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Per Our Discussion
  Fyi below - ellen and I have been speaking today and I am addressing personally so don't worry and will advise if you
  need to step in.
  Will call you around 430 or later - whatever works.
  Cdm
  From: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  To: Mills, Chery 0
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:13:25 2009
  Subject: Fw: Per Our Discussion
  Cheryl,
  I'm available by cell or email.
  Ellen
  Front: Rose, Frank A
  To: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Co: Limage, Simon G; Desauites, Eric E
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 13:51:51 2009
  Subject: Per Our Discussion
  Sensitive But Unclassified
  Etter],
  Here's what I nave now. Will be in touch shortly with additional info. Call me if you have questions at 202-
  647-7693.
  Thanks,
  Frnr,k
  Wv.!: Sal:Psti-Iwsen,:!r/Cartvvright Briefing to Hill Leaders
  ,00
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765863 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765863 Date: 07/31/2015
  Thurs: Trips to counties with Flornouy, Gordon, Sherwood-Randall, and O'Reilly
  1500 White House Statement
  1600 Pentagon Briefing with Gates/Tauscher/Cartwright
  1700 Tauscher/Cartwright foreign press center briefing
  Friday: Joint SecDef/SecState Op-ed
  iQn
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MetadataSubject: CAIRO + 15 SPEECH IN EARLY JANUARY
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedSubject: Re: cairo +15 speech in early january
ExtractedTo: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'; 'MillsCD@state.gov'
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 10:52 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes, we can. Melanne would be happy to hear that!
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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 10:52 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'; 'MillsCD@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Yes, we can. Melanne would be happy to hear that!
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.govi <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Imillscd@state.govi <millscd@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 10:50:07 2009
  Subject: Fw: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Lona---Could we be ready to do on or before 12/18? I'm reluctant to schedule for early Jan. Also if we did in Dec, would
  coincide w Copenhagen.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Nov 24 21:52:43 2009
  Subject: FW: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Assume this is something you want to do that we can lock on a date?
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 9:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: cairo +15 speech in early january
  About six weeks ago, HRC agreed to give a speech commemorating the anniversary of the 1994 UN Conference on
  Population and Development in Cairo. I believe the actual anniversary is December 18th so frankly, if we did the
  speech in early January, we would not be that far off the mark. The idea would be to do this speech at State with the
  audience including the NGOs, Gates Foundation, UN, and Packard Foundations. This speech could send a message
  regarding the link between population and environmental sustainability and as a result, improve women's status and
  rights. I would love to give them January 6th-8th if that works on your end.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765864 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Arnold schwarzenegger called for you. Assume its about his climate change conference which we have regretted to his
  stff.
  Ops has his contact info
  f.31

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  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 3:31 PM
  To:
  Arnold schwarzenegger called for you. Assume its about his climate change conference which we have regretted to his
  stff.
  Ops has his contact info
  f.31
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765865 Date: 07/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: Re:
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Oscar Flores
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:07 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  Near you, there is a palena on connecticut which is rated one of the best restaurants in dc. Use fresh local produce for
  everything.
  There's also bourbon steak in the four seasons. They have some quiet booths and the food is really good.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765866 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:07 PM
  To:
  Subject Re:
  Near you, there is a palena on connecticut which is rated one of the best restaurants in dc. Use fresh local produce for
  everything.
  There's also bourbon steak in the four seasons. They have some quiet booths and the food is really good.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 15:57:25 2009
  Subject: Re:
  I have to call DiFi about dinner. Any ideas?t
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:36:41 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Yes no problem to take the van
  III meet you at la guardia
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:54:39 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Can I pls have .the service drive me in my van to the airport? Is that possible?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Oscar Flores
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:06:00 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Mitchell calling one more time now.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765866 Date: 07/31/2015



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ExtractedCc: Oscar Flores
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:16 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: she likes.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765867 Date: 07/31/2015
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  B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:16 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re:
  she likes.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 15:57:25 2009
  Subject: Re:
  I have to call DiFi about dinner. Any ideas?t
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:36:41 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Yes no problem to take the van
  III meet you at la guardia
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:54:39 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Can I pis have the service drive me in my van to the airport? Is that possible?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Oscar Flores
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:06:00 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Mitchell calling one more time now.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765867 Date: 07/31/2015



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ExtractedCc: Limage, Simon G; Desaultes, Eric E
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ExtractedBodyText: Calling in 5 min
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  B5
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:35 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Per Our Discussion
  Calling in 5 min
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 16:05:17 2009
  Subject: Re: Per Our Discussion
  4:30 is perfect. Pis call the house.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:48:48 2009
  Subject: Fw: Per Our Discussion
  Fyi below - ellen and I have been speaking today and I am addressing personally so don't worry and will advise if you
  need to step in.
  Will call you arouod 430 or later— whatever works.
  Cdrn
  From: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent; Sat Sep 12 14:13.2.5 2009
  Subject: Fw: Per Our Discussion
  Cheryl,
  I'm avaiiable by cell or email.
  Ellen
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765868 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765868 Date: 07/31/2015
  From: Rose, Frank A
  To: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Cc: Limage, Simon G; Desaultes, Eric E
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 13:51:51 2009
  Subject: Per Our Discussion
  Sensitive But Unclassified
  Ellen,
  Here's what I have now. Will be in touch shortly with additional info. Call me if you have questions at 202-647-7693.
  Thanks,
  Frank
  Wed: 15:00 Gates/Tauscher/Cartwright Briefing to Hill Leaders
  Thurs: Trips to counties with Flornouy, Gordon, Sherwood-Randall, and O'Reilly
  1500 White House Statement
  160j Pentagon Briefing with Gates/Tauscher/Cartwright
  1700 Tauscher/Cartwright foreign press center briefing
  Friday: joint SeeDef/SeeState Op-ed
  i
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765868 Date: 07/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: (HAARTEZ) PERES COLLAPSES DURING FUNCTION IN TEL AVIV
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:50 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: (Haartez) Peres collapses during function in Tel Aviv
  Original Message
  From: Thompson, Hillary C
  To: 5; SES_DutyDeputies; NEA-FO-DL; NEA-SEMEP-DL; D(S); P
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-Ill
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 16:48:17 2009
  Subject: FW: (Haartez) Peres collapses during function in Tel Aviv
  Media reports Israeli President Peres collapsed at an event in Tel Aviv this evening.
  President S'iliiT■011 Peres collapsed on Saturday night during a question-and-answer session for young executives at the
  Rabin Center in Tel Aviv.
  The 86-year-old president fainted and collapsed on the lectern during the last question. He recovered consciousness
  after a fedV seconds, at which point he was taken to a side room where Magen David Adorn medics treated him.
  The president's personal physician later rushed to the scene.
  After the incident, people close to Peres told Haaretz that he was feeling "good," that he left the hall walking, and that
  he hat a protracted debate with his aides about whether to go to hospital, which the president refused to do.
  Peres was ultimately taken to the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer for further treatment.
  Hillary Thompson
  Senior Watch Officer
  202-647-1312
  104
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765869 Date: 07/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: CAIRO + 15 SPEECH IN EARLY JANUARY
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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 10:55 AM
  To: Huma Abedin; H; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject Re: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Huma's right, she will be over the moon!
  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 10:51:40 2009
  Subject: Re: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Yes, we can. Melanne would be happy to hear that!
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; 'millscd@state.gov' <millscd@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 10:50:07 2009
  Subject: Fw: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Lona---Could we be ready to do on or before 12/18? I'm reluctant to schedule for early Jan. Also if we did in Dec, would
  coincide w Copenhagen.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Nov 24 21:52:43 2009
  Subject: FW: cairo +15 speech in early january
  Assume this is something you want to do that we can lock on a date?
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 9:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: cairo +15 speech in early january
  About six weeks ago, HRC agreed to give a speech commemorating the anniversary of the 1994 UN Conference on
  Population and Development in Cairo. I believe the actual anniversary is December 18th so frankly, if we did the
  speech in early January, we would not be that far off the mark. The idea would be to do this speech at State with the
  audience including the NGOs, Gates Foundation, UN, and Packard Foundations. This speech could send a message
  regarding the link between population and environmental sustainability and as a result, improve women's status and
  rights. I would love to give them January 6th-8th if that works on your end.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765870 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765870 Date: 07/31/2015
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765870 Date: 07/31/2015



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  FYI
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Wednesday, November 25, 2009 11:08 AM
  H
  FW: FW: Uganda Death Penalty for Homosexual Activity Pending Law

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  FYI
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Wednesday, November 25, 2009 11:08 AM
  H
  FW: FW: Uganda Death Penalty for Homosexual Activity Pending Law
  From: Daniel Baer [mailto:
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 11:05 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: FW: Uganda Death Penalty for Homosexual Activity Pending Law
  "When my son told me he was gay, I told him, 'Now, I love you more.' I want to tell the world that hatred is not
  born with human beings, it is a seed that is planted by adults and is fostered creating a climate of intolerance
  and violence. We must change our ways and understand that anyone ...could have been my son. And I want
  everybody to know that Jorge Steven was a very much loved son." -Miriam Mercado's statement
  Background: Stephen Mercado was found decapitated, dismembered, and burned by the side of the road in
  PR. The police investigator reportedly suggested that he got what he deserved for living "that type of lifestyle."
  Here's an AP article after the suspect was arrested:
  Murder charge filed in Puerto Rico teen slaying
  By MIKE MELIA (AP) – 6 days ago
  SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Murder charges were filed Wednesday in the slaying of a gay teenager whose
  decapitated, partially burned body was found last week, while U.S. authorities said they were still considering
  whether to make it a hate crime case.
  Gay activists expressed disappointment that the suspect wasn't immediately charged with a hate crime, saying
  authorities in Puerto Rico have never invoked a law covering crimes based on sexual orientation.
  The dismembered body of 19-year-old college student Jorge Steven Lopez Mercado was discovered Friday
  along a road in the interior town of Cayey. Lopez was widely known as a volunteer for organizations
  advocating HIV prevention and gay rights, and activists are planning remembrance vigils for him in cities
  including San Juan, New York and Chicago.
  The suspect, 26-year-old Juan Martinez Matos, was arrested earlier this week and allegedly confessed to killing
  Lopez and mutilating his body. He was charged with first-degree murder and weapons violations and jailed on
  $4 million bond.
  An attorney for Martinez could not immediately be reached for comment.
  Martinez met Lopez while looking for women Thursday night in an area known for prostitution, according to
  prosecutor Jose Bermudez Santos. Bermudez said the suspect confessed to stabbing Lopez, who was dressed as
  a woman, after discovering he was a man.
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  "He has a deep-seated rage," Bermudez said in remarks reported by the newspaper El Nuevo Dia.
  "All the information we have is very clear that this is indeed a hate crime," said Pedro Julio Serrano, a Puerto
  Rico native who is a spokesman for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
  A 2002 hate crime law in this U.S. territory has not been applied to any cases involving sexual orientation or
  gender identity despite calls to use it more aggressively, Serrano said. A suspect convicted of a hate crime
  offense as part of another crime automatically faces the maximum penalty for the underlying crime. For murder,
  that would be life in prison.
  Serrano said he has identified at least 10 slayings on the island over the last seven years that should have been
  investigated as hate crimes, including some in which the victims were sex workers.
  Two U.S. Congress members from New York, who are of Puerto Rican origin, have suggested prosecuting the
  case under new federal hate crimes legislation that extended coverage to sexual orientation. President Barack
  Obama signed it last month.
  The FBI is monitoring the investigation, and Lymarie Llovet Ayala, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's
  office in San Juan, said Wednesday that federal prosecutors are considering whether to take on the case.
  Puerto Rico has some history of violence against gays. In the 1980s, the island was terrorized by serial killer
  Angel Colon Maldonado, known as "The Angel of the Bachelors," who was linked to the murders of 27
  homosexual people and is serving life in prison.
  But the island also is known as a welcoming place for gays, particularly in comparison with more socially
  conservative Caribbean islands where homosexuals often live in hiding.
  "The people of Puerto Rico are very inclusive and accepting of differences," said Serrano. "I think these kinds
  of crimes show the ugly side of homophobia, but it's a minority of people that are willing to be so violent in
  expressing their prejudice,"
  Serrano said a protest against homophobia was planned for Thursday outside Puerto Rico's Capitol.
  Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:57:43 2009
  Subject: Re: Question
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:55:42 2009
  Subject: Re: Question
  Still working this through, but here is where we are thus far:
  The majority of all countries that have direct presidential elections use a Two-Round system. The number appears to be
  at least 58.
  France, most Latin American countries, all five post-Soviet Central Asian republics, and many countries in francophone
  Africa use TRS to elect their presidents. Elsewhere in Africa the system is used by Angola, Cape Verde, Gambia, Ghana,
  Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, SSo Tome and Principe, the Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan,
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  Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia
  and Ukraine; and it is found in Afghanistan, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Timor-Leste and Yemen.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:45:32 2009
  Subject: Question
  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
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  Sent: Sat Sep 12 14:57:43 2009
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  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
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  Still working this through, but here is where we are thus far:
  The majority of all countries that have direct presidential elections use a Two-Round system. The number appears to be
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  Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia
  and Ukraine; and it is found in Afghanistan, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Timor-Leste and Yemen.
  Original Message
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  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:45:32 2009
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  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
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  Still working this through, but here is where we are thus far:
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  Original Message
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  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 11:45:32 2009
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  Can you find out for me how many countries require a run off election for their Presidents or Prime Ministers. Thx.
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  Original Message
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  Huma,
  Hope all is well. Just a short note to ask you to convey my personal thanks to the Secretary for all she did to make
  yesterday's appointment possible. I'm looking forward to the challenge and appreciate her confidence and support
  greatly. Hope to see you both soon. Thanks,
  Declan
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  aUltoljington afiinco
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  It'f,1the Coratztion, Stupid
  Rep. Jane Harman
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  .ent weeks, prominent American politicians and columnists have begun debating troop levels in
  Afghanistan. Some call for a complete withdrawal, while others favor increasing the number of U.S. troops.
  The size of U.S. forces in Afghanistan is a critical issue, but a debate about troop strength misses the point.
  Unless and until one other problem is addressed, neither more troops nor fewer troops will reverse the tide of
  terrorism being fomented in Afghanistan or improve our national security.
  It I he corruption, sturici.
  Eliminating corruption in Afghanistan is in both that nation's interest and ours. From the Afghan perspective, an
  honest government would give the people a genuine say in the direction of their country. For us, it would
  dramatically increase our national security, both because it would increase the effectiveness of our efforts to
  fight the Taiiban and because the end result would be an Afghan population more invested in taking on the fight
  themselves. That is our real objective.
  Wrion I traveled tc P..tgrianistan in April with Sen. Jon Kyl, Arizona Republican, we were warned by opposition
  candidates that the country's presidential election would be marred by widespread fraud. They were right. On
  top of everything else that we have learned about the Afghan government, the vote that took place on Aug. 20
  was a sham. Every indication. is that the election results have been completely skewed by widespread,
  sys..fematic
  Afghan politics have never been particularly clean -- money, power and position traditionally have been traded
  for support. from tribal and ethnic blocs. But evidence of fraud in last month's election is colossally disturbing:
  Voter cards were bought and sold freely in the run-up to the vote, precinct workers arrived at dawn to find
  baiht boxes stuffed fill], some dastricts recorded more votes than there were registered voters, and nationwide
  voter registrt*c.:,:il. sumassed the number of eligible voters. by as much as 5 million. The Electoral Complaints
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  Commission, appointed by President Hamid Karzai, has received more than 2,000 reports of violations,
  hundreds of which would have the potential to alter the election's outcome if proved true.
  But electoral fraud is merely a symptom of a much graver problem plaguing the country -- the failure to
  establish good governance. Pervasive corruption infects all levels of the Afghan government. Tribal elders in
  Kandahar told us they were so fed up with the Karzai government that they would join the Taliban if better
  governance could not be achieved.
  This election is a chilling reminder of what's at stake. Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal appears to understand this.
  His emphasis on joint civilian-military efforts to improve governance is much needed, but the American people
  deserve some accountability. Congress should not even be asked about more troops without first being shown
  evidence that some anti-corruption metrics have been achieved, not just announced.
  The U.S. military's mission will be undermined so long as the Afghan government fails to govern. That's what's
  happening right now.
  A recent poll found 83 percent of Afghans think their country needs to change direction. Lowering that
  disapproval number should be a key ingredient in any measure of governance; public opinion is essential in
  judging whether the government .ass earned the people's trust. That's what a successful counterinsurgency effort
  is really about: giving Afghans faith in their institutions and developing a willingness to cooperate with and
  protect them. Public opinion should be gauged on a province-by-province basis to help assess where
  government is sneceeding and w!nere it is not.
  But change mast start at the top. If the sham election stands and Mr. Karzai remains president, he must
  drastically ehange his personal poiiLics. He has preserved his position of power through a series of politically
  expedient bur. morally repugnant alliances. This includes turning a blind eye to Helmand province, where his
  brother, A:hiller' Vv al Karzai, has became a legendary and detested figure. The Karzais deny Ahmed Wali's
  involvement in the heroin trade -- Helmand is the world's primary producer -- but don't quarrel that he is in the
  "transportation, 'ausimms."
  Hamid Karzai also cut a deal that reimposed Shariah law on Afghanistan's Shi'ite population, which returned
  women the; -teadiiionai role nranerty, with girls sold as brides and women legally required to "submit" to
  their husbaaCts' !nnotal needs.
  In his bid to nam re-election. Mr. Kauai welcomed back from exile the warlord -- and accused war criminal --
  Abdul Dostum and chose as a running mate Mohammad Qasim Fahim, one of Afghanistan's major
  narco-trati.i einers
  Mr. :Karzai. canny: be allowed to earl his government as a "family business." Distancing himself from these
  relatiens.a46 noankt will cost noliticalAy, but failure to implement reforms will produce a far worse
  Success Aia-k.ainistaii CS3041tia1.; the United States has invested too many troops and too much treasure to
  fail. But iniseeg .11:‘c.:r levels is the wrong place to start the discussion of how to move forward. Better
  governance is tae right place. That way the additional troops will be Afghans. It is their fight, and they should
  constitute the overvihelming majority of the forces fighting to protect their country.
  Pep. ,Tap,:: (4.(arfoi,
  ;-4a Lemocrat, chairs the House Homeland Security subcommittee on intelligence
  ana terrorism risk assessment.
  Joilp r+;:.s!,
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  Office of Congresswoman lane Harman (D-CA)
  2400 Rayburn Office Building
  Washington, DC 20515
  202.225,8220
  202,225,7119 fax
  www.house.gov.ihanyi?n
  End of Forwarded Message
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  Sent: Thursday, December 3, 2009 12:49 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: for S -- a stunning fact
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Steinberg, James B
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 12:48:23 2009
  Subject: for S -- a stunning fact
  The Quadrennial "America's Place in the World" survey conducted both generally among the
  American public and among Council on Foreign Relations members found that "a plurality
  of the (American) public now says that China, not the United States, is the world's leading
  economic power. Currently, 44% of the public says China is the world's leading economic
  power, while just 27% name the United States. As recently as the beginning of last year, 41%
  said the U.S. was the top economic power while 3 0 % said China." On the brighter side,
  'Despite widespread anxiety over the economy, public support for free trade agreements has
  increased since 2008. A modest plurality now sees free trade agreements as good for the
  U.S.; in April 2008, a plurality said such agreements were bad for the country." The two
  sentiments may well be related, of course.
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
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  Huma Abedin
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  'SullivanJJ@state.gov'
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  III do so now.

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  H; 'cheryl.mills
  Re: Afghanistan
  From:
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  'SullivanJJ@state.gov'
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  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Sun Sep 13 07:21:09 2009
  Subject: Afghanistan
  'sullivanjj@state.gov' <sullivanjj@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Anne-Marie sent me a memo yesterday about her conversation w Sarah Chayes but when it was sent to Huma for
  printing It did not completely print but cut off after the first intro para. Can someone resend directly to me?
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, December 3, 2009 7:18 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Assistance with
  FYI
  From: O'Brien, Daniel (Menendez) [mailto:Daniel_O'Brien@menendez.senate.goy]
  Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 4:52 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: Assistance with
  Cheryl:
  I heard from today on the temporary ambassadorial arrangement at which you and she arrived. First and
  foremost, thank you for working toward a conclusion to a complicated matter. Your efforts are greatly appreciated by
  the Senator and me.
  Once the ambassadorship expires, most likely pursue some other appointment in the administration which,
  depending on the position, I suspect Senator Menendez will support as he is hopeful she might receive the opportunity
  to serve in a more fulsome manner.
  Again, you were tremendous to wrap this matter up.
  Danny.
  Daniel E. O'Brien
  Chief of Staff
  U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
  528 Senate Hart Building
  Washington, DC 20510
  (202) 224-4744 main
  daniel_o'brien@menendez.senate.gov
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD©state.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 4:45 AM
  To: O'Brien, Daniel (Menende)
  Subject: Re: Assistance with
  Thanks so much land I spoke yesterday so please do check in with her.
  Best
  Cdm
  From: O'Brien, Daniel (Menendez) <Daniel_O'Brien@menendez.senate.goy>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Dec 01 18:02:23 2009
  Subject: RE: Assistance with
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  Cheryl:
  I am sorry to distract ou, but I just wanted to check in with you as to whether there have been any developments
  around the ituation.
  Thanks.
  Danny.
  Daniel E. O'Brien
  Chief of Staff
  U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
  528 Senate Hart Building
  Washington, DC 20510
  (202) 224-4744 main
  daniel_o'brien@menendez.senate.gov
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Sunday, November 08, 2009 10:19 AM
  To: O'Brien, Daniel (Menendez)
  Cc: Carpenter, Margaret V.W
  Subject: RE: Assistance with
  Thanks
  We are working on a suitable position for
  as well.
  Best.
  cdm
  we appreciate the interest in her candidacy which the Secretary shares
  From: O'Brien, Daniel (Menendez) [mailto:Daniel_O'Brien@menendez.senate.gov]
  Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 2:07 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: Assistance with
  Cheryl:
  Fo lowing up on an earlier email, please see attached letter from Senator Menendez to Secretary Clinton re: the status
  of and her nomination We
  remain hopetui can be given a portfolio consistent with the original offer made to her.
  Thank you for your consideration.
  Danny O'Brien
  Daniel E. O'Brien
  Chief of Staff
  U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
  528 Senate Hart Building
  Washington, DC 20510
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  B6
  daniel_o'brien@menendez.senate.gov
  From: O'Brien, Daniel (Menendez)
  Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:35 PM
  To: 'millscd@state.gov'
  Subject: Assistance with
  B6
  B5
  Cheryl:
  Greetings and congratulations on the Secretary's successes in bringing about a responsible and sane foreign policy
  during her short tenure at State.
  Senator Menendez asked that I bring the following matter to your attention. This past February
  - an
  ambassadorial level appointment.
  There has been considerable confusion
  around role and responsibilities The bottom line is that
  led to believe the appointment would come with more responsibilities than the ones associated with the two-week
  meetings. She is anxious to serve in a larger capacity than present. The Senator is hopeful the commitments made to
  can be fulfilled, even if she were to be given a different portfolio.
  I understand either you or your staff will meet with in the near future. In advance, we thank you for
  whatever you can do to find a solution to the current situation. Please feel free to email me or call me at
  should you want to discuss this matter further.
  Good luck in all your endeavors.
  Danny O'Brien
  Daniel E. O'Brien
  Chief of Staff
  U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
  528 Senate Hart Building
  Washington, DC 20510
  (202) 224-4744 main
  B6
  daniel_o'brien@menendez.senate.gov
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  Sent: Thursday, December 3, 2009 7:48 PM
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  Subject: Fw: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Importance: Low
  Original Message
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Verveer, Melanne S; Bando, Jun; Cook, Akunna E; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Pasi, Geeta
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 12:30:03 2009
  Subject: RE: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Huma: We are all horrified by this morning's suicide bombing and loss of life in Mogadishu.
  Tell Allida that I have just spoken to Amb. Michael Ranneburger in Nairobi. I asked Michael to contact Asha Haji as soon
  as possible to determine how we might be of assistance to her and her family. (Michael knows Asha and believes she
  may be in Nairobi, but will find out asap where she is. Asha's family, husband and children, are generally resident in
  Nairobi.) I've asked Michael to secure Kenyan police protection for the family while they are in Kenya and to explore
  with Asha whether she is interested in looking for a way to come to the U.S. via some type of application for refugee
  status. Michael will ask our consular officers to explore the options available if Asha wants to consider them.
  I also alerted Michael to the fact that Asha's brother was seriously wounded in the bombing. I have asked that they get
  a full name as soon as possible and to see what we can do through the TFG, the UN and AMISOM to have him flown to
  Nairobi. Michael said that he and the embassy have already arranged for a private hospital in to treat the seriously
  injured who are being arriving by special flights in Nairobi. If we can identify Asha's brother, we will give him priority.
  Finally, Michael has spoken to Sheik Sharrif extended our condolences and encouraged his resolve. I will be speaking to
  Sheik Sharrif later today.
  Hope this update is useful. I will report more as I get. Johnnie
  Original Message----
  From: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 11:35 AM
  To: Carson, Johnnie
  Cc: Verveer, Melanne S; Bando, Jun
  Subject: Fw: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Importance: High
  Johnnie - what kind of guidance can we give Allida who is a good friend of HRC and who has been also trying to help
  Asha Haji. I know hrc has been concerned about this.
  Original Message ----
  From: amblack
  To: Abedin, Huma; Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 11:28:47 2009
  Subject: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
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  Huma, H met Asha at CGI and raised concerns about her security. She sent Asha to undersecretary Carson. They met for
  an hour. Note to US embassy in Nairobi was to be sent re Asha and her family's security. Embassy won't meet with her.
  Today's massacre killed her closest allies and blinded and critically wounded her brother.
  Asha is last moderate leader. She is speaking out.
  They want to kill her, Huma.
  Please tell Hillary.
  If you want I will email her.
  Asha's phone #
  Dick Wilbur at US Mission to UN in Geneva tried to contact embassy in Nairobi by email. No response yet.
  Thanks, Allida
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  To: Sullivan, Jacob .1; McEldowney, Nancy E; Turner, Bruce I
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 16:10:53 2009
  Subject: MAP
  Dinner just ending w/ no consensus on Bosnia MAP. Evenly divided. Ministers will have to sort out tomorrow.
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  H
  Mitchell asking to talk to you after your white house meeting fyi.

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  Mitchell asking to talk to you after your white house meeting fyi.
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  Feel free to call if I can help with anything before the meeting today. Ops can reach me at my DC apartment.

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  Juanes' wife gives birth to son in Miami
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  From: Buhl, Cindy <Cindy.BuhlOmail.house.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy <Cindy.BuhlOmail.house.gov>
  Sent: Tue Sep 15 00:37:40 2009
  Subject: Since the Secretary likes to track such things - The Associated Press: Rocker Juanes' wife gives birth to son in
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  For hRC's review it's time sensitive and due today, so if you can print for her that would be ideal.
  'anks.
  ca.).

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  Attachments: DS - Kabul - WCC Testimony (7).docx
  For hRC's review it's time sensitive and due today, so if you can print for her that would be ideal.
  'anks.
  ca.).
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 12:31 PM
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  DRAFT TESTIMONY WARTIME CONTRACTING COMMISSION UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE PATRICK F KENNEDY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2009

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  Draft Testimony
  Wartime Contracting Commission
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Friday, December 4, 2009 3:31 AM
  Iran
  The EU meets in the coming days, and we are hoping for a strong public - and private - position on Iran. Bill has
  identified 5 countries that need touching to help drive a good outcome:
  I know Huma has discussed with you, but a 2-minute discussion with each that underscores the key points reflected on
  your card would do the trick, if you can swing it.
  Tx. Also, the intervention, with your modifications, turned out well. The process, in this case, did not generate a good •
  enough product -- I tried to make it clearer and stronger this morning and your amendments helped a lot.

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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Friday, December 4, 2009 3:31 AM
  Iran
  The EU meets in the coming days, and we are hoping for a strong public - and private - position on Iran. Bill has
  identified 5 countries that need touching to help drive a good outcome:
  I know Huma has discussed with you, but a 2-minute discussion with each that underscores the key points reflected on
  your card would do the trick, if you can swing it.
  Tx. Also, the intervention, with your modifications, turned out well. The process, in this case, did not generate a good •
  enough product -- I tried to make it clearer and stronger this morning and your amendments helped a lot.
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  I actually went to respond on Friday and received an email saying the dinner had been cancelled!
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 7:12 PM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  I actually went to respond on Friday and received an email saying the dinner had been cancelled!
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Sep 13 19:10:18 2009
  Subject: Schedule
  The Canadian Amb is hosting dinner for PM on 9/16 and invited me. They say they haven't heard back. Pls regret.
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Monday, September 14, 2009 6:51 AM
  H
  FW: for S
  Memo for S on activities.docx
  I have comments on this so don't want to accept as final until giving them to her and you.
  CUrn

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  H
  FW: for S
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  I have comments on this so don't want to accept as final until giving them to her and you.
  CUrn
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Mills Cheryl D
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Sep 12 16:56:33 2009
  Sukject: for S
  Attached and below is my memo just outlining what I am prepared to give up in order to be able to spend the majority
  of my time QDDR.
  "416
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  Sent: Friday, December 4, 2009 9:35 AM
  To: H
  Subject: FW: Frm SecState Trip to Middle East
  From: Macmanus, Joseph E
  Sent: Friday, December 04, 2009 9:09 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Burns, William J; Kennedy, Patrick F; Boswell, Eric J.
  , Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Frm SecState Trip to Middle East
  From: Colby Cooper [mailto
  Sent: Friday, December 04, 2009 8:56 AM
  To: Macmanus, Joseph E
  Cc: Anne Lyons; Colby Cooper
  Subject: CR Trip to Middle East
  Joe -
  Just wanted to give you a heads-up that former Secretary Rice will be traveling to the UAE and Saudi Arabia
  December 11-14. This is purely a business trip, as you can expect she may conduct courtesy calls with
  government officials. The desk and Posts have been notified as a courtesy. I have direct contact with the RSOs
  as a contingency. Security and Transportation, at their insistence, are being provided by the host countries.
  Hope all is well.
  Best,
  Colby
  Colby J. Cooper
  Email:
  Phone:
  Fax: (251) 928-0271
  Cell:
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  Sent: Friday, December 4, 2009 1:03 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Original Message ----
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Verveer, Melanne S; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E; Pasi, Geeta
  Sent: Fri Dec 04 12:42:49 2009
  Subject: RE: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Melanne and Huma: I want to bring you up to speed on our support to Asha Haji. Embassy Nairobi informed me earlier
  today that one of our political officers spoke to Asha this morning, offered her assistance, agreed to meet with her and
  stated we were prepared to request Kenyan police protection for her and her family. (Asha is currently in Nairobi with
  her family.)
  Ambassador Ranneberger has been working to
  secure hospital treatment for all of those being medevaced to Nairobi.
  The embassy will respond with as much assistance as it can to Asha's concerns.
  I'll pass you any additional information I receive on this issue. Regards, Johnnie
  Original Message--
  From: Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 6:13 PM
  To: Carson, Johnnie; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Re: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Thanks, Johnnie. I was in meeting with S and Asha. Asha did say she was living with her family in Nairobi and she was
  terrified for their safety and her own.
  I'm sure it will mean a great deal if embassy gets on touch with her to see what's's possible.
  Original Message ---
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Verveer, Melanne S; Bando, Jun; Cook, Akunna E; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Pasi, Geeta
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 12:30:03 2009
  Subject: RE: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Huma: We are all horrified by this morning's suicide bombing and loss of life in Mogadishu.
  Tell Allida that I have just spoken to Amb. Michael Ranneburger in Nairobi. I asked Michael to contact Asha Haji as soon
  as possible to determine how we might be of assistance to her and her family. (Michael knows Asha and believes she
  may be in Nairobi, but will find out asap where she is. Asha's family, husband and children, are generally resident in
  Nairobi,) I've asked Michael to secure Kenyan police protection for the family while they are in Kenya and to explore
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  with Asha whether she is interested in looking for a way to come to the U.S. via some type of application for refugee
  status. Michael will ask our consular officers to explore the options available -- if Asha wants to consider them.
  I also alerted Michael to the fact that Asha's brother was seriously wounded in the bombing. I have asked that they get
  a full name as soon as possible and to see what we can do through the TFG, the UN and AMISOM to have him flown to
  Nairobi. Michael said that he and the embassy have already arranged for a private hospital in to treat the seriously
  injured who are being arriving by special flights in Nairobi. If we can identify Asha's brother, we will give him priority.
  Finally, Michael has spoken to Sheik Sharrif extended our condolences and encouraged his resolve. I will be speaking to
  Sheik Sharrif later today.
  Hope this update is useful. I will report more as I get. Johnnie
  Original Message--
  From: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 11:35 AM
  To: Carson, Johnnie
  Cc: Verveer, Melanne S; Bando, Jun
  Subject: Fw: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Importance: High
  Johnnie - what kind of guidance can we give Allida who is a good friend of HRC and who has been also trying to help
  Asha Haji. I know hrc has been concerned about this.
  Original Message
  From: amblack
  To: Abedin, Huma; Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thu Dec 03 11:28:47 2009
  Subject: Somali Rebels trying to kill Asha Haji
  Huma, H met Asha at CGI and raised concerns about her security. She sent Asha to undersecretary Carson. They met for
  an hour. Note to US embassy in Nairobi was to be sent re Asha and her family's security. Embassy won't meet with her.
  Today's massacre killed her closest allies and blinded and critically wounded her brother.
  Asha is last moderate leader. She is speaking out.
  They want to kill her, Huma.
  Please tell Hillary.
  If you want I will email her.
  Asha's phone
  Dick Wilbur at US Mission to UN in Geneva tried to contact embassy in Nairobi by email. No response yet.
  Thanks, Allida
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  Secretary Clinton Host
  Mr. Les Moonves CBS
  Mrs. Christine Schwarzman Benefit Committee
  Mr. Matthew Cowles Artists Committee Guest (Baranski)
  Ms. Mimi O'Donnell Artists Committee Guest (Hoffman)
  Mr. Frank Langella Artists Committee
  Ms. Christine Baranski Artists Committee
  Mr. Stephen Schwarzman KC Chairman
  Ms. Barbara Walters Artists Committee Guest (Langella)
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  Subject Your table tomorrow
  Secretary Clinton Host
  Mr. Les Moonves CBS
  Mrs. Christine Schwarzman Benefit Committee
  Mr. Matthew Cowles Artists Committee Guest (Baranski)
  Ms. Mimi O'Donnell Artists Committee Guest (Hoffman)
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  Friday, December 4, 2009 3:57 PM
  H: Suggestion... Sid
  You might use this phrase: Milestones determine timelines.
  Then in discussing milestones you can broaden the discussion beyond military targets to political and diplomatic
  objectives.

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  sbwhoeop
  Friday, December 4, 2009 3:57 PM
  H: Suggestion... Sid
  You might use this phrase: Milestones determine timelines.
  Then in discussing milestones you can broaden the discussion beyond military targets to political and diplomatic
  objectives.
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  Will do - taking off from miami now - will call you once we get there around 330pm
  XO
  Cdm

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  Sent: Saturday, December 5, 2009 11:12 AM
  To: H; cheryl.mills
  Subject Re: Have a great time
  Will do - taking off from miami now - will call you once we get there around 330pm
  XO
  Cdm
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: scheryl.mills
  Sent: Sat Dec 0 u/..i.u.11s LUU
  Subject: Have a great time!
  Cheryl--i'll be at home until 4:30 and then all day tomorrow. Email if you want to talk and let me know what you think of
  Punta Cana. H
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  Sent: Saturday, December 5, 2009 12:22 PM
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  Subject: Re: Eikenberry prep
  It starts at 2. I will call to give you a download as it unfolds.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Dec 05 12:15:02 2009
  Subject: Eikenberry prep
  How's it going? Call me at home if you want. Thx.
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Monday, September 14, 2009 10:51 AM
  H
  FW: Hitting Bottom in Foggy Bottom
  RELEASE IN FULL
  FP
  FortAgn Policy
  Hitting Bottom in Foggy Bottom
  The State Department suffers from low morale, bottlenecks, and bureaucratic ineptitude. Do we need to kill it to save it?
  BY MATTHEW ARMSTRONG I SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
  Discussion over the fate of Foggy Bottom usually focuses on the tenure of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the troubles
  of public diplomacy, and the rise of special envoys on everything from European pipelines to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
  But Americans would benefit more from a reassessment of the core functionality of the U.S. State Department.
  Years of neglect and marginalization, as well as a dearth of long-term vision and strategic planning, have left the 19th-
  century institution hamstrung with fiefdoms and bureaucratic bottlenecks. The Pentagon now funds and controls a wide
  range of foreign-policy and diplomatic priorities -- from development to public diplomacy and beyond. The world has
  changed, with everyone from politicians to talking heads to terrorists directly influencing global audiences. The most
  pressing issues are stateless: pandemics, recession, terrorism, poverty, proliferation, and conflict. But as report after
  report, investigation after investigation, has highlighted, the State Department is broken and paralyzed, unable to
  respond to the new 21st-century paradigm.
  But how did it get so bad? Is it possible to fix? Or should we just push it over the wall like a great Humpty Dumpty and
  reassign the pieces?
  There is growing evidence that the internal machinations of the State Department have corrupted its "core missions" of
  traditional diplomacy and public diplomacy. This year, for example, the Government Accountability Office (gao) found
  that the department completely failed in its now four-year-old attempt to reorganize its nonproliferation bureau (a
  bureau that remains leaderless). Besides failing to address mission overlap, low morale, and lack of career opportunities,
  the failed reorganization caused a significant drop in expertise in offices focused on proliferation issues -- including
  "today's threats posted by Iran, North Korea, and Syria," the gao's report said -- and coordination with bodies like the
  International Atomic Energy Agency.
  Another report by the State Department's inspector general this year described severe and broad dysfunction within the
  Africa bureau, while ignoring -- perhaps considering it a given -- the lack of departmentwide integration and leadership
  in operations. Examples of the dysfunction range from not providing public diplomacy personnel with computers
  capable of reading interoffice memos to a failure to effectively work with the new Africa Command.
  By necessity, the Defense Department has stepped in where State Department has tuned out: Foggy Bottom relies on
  Pentagon funding and even personnel for basic operations central to its mission. For example, the Defense Department
  now performs much strategic communications work traditionally the purview of the State Department. In Somalia, for
  example, the State Department's budget for public diplomacy is $30,000. The Pentagon's is $600,000. And, in the State
  Department's bureaucratic wisdom, the $30,000 does not even belong to its undersecretary for public diplomacy and
  public affairs.
  Further, rivalries between the different "cones" -- or career tracks, referred to by one insider as the "conal caste system"
  -- at the State Department severely impact morale, career growth, and even operations. The report on the Africa bureau
  noted that in 2002, public affairs and public diplomacy was a "failed office" -- and that the situation is worse in 2009.
  Public outreach workers said the bureau's leadership "does not understand public diplomacy." The sentiment is
  widespread. A 2008 report by a congressional ombudsman, the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy,
  described a systemic failure to support and train public diplomacy officers in the field, as well as professional
  discrimination against those in the career track.
  Attempts to fix the State Department have focused on short-term issues, such as ameliorating its shortages in human
  and financial resources. The last eight secretaries of state have attempted to bolster the department by bolstering its
  bottom line. No less than Defense Secretary Robert Gates and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike
  Mullen, have long suggested transferring funds from the Defense Department to State Department. But the situation is
  so dire that the State Department, at this point, could not even absorb and spend that much-needed infusion of cash. If
  there were a wholesale transfer of funds tomorrow, the lack of capacity and skills at the State department would mean
  it would have to give it back to the Defenk Department or dole it out to contractors.
  The creeping militarization of U.S. foreign policy is itself deeply worrying, not just to Gates and Mullen, but also to such
  luminaries as Secretary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden. In 2008, then-Senator Biden questioned the "expanding
  role of the military in U.S. foreign policy." He said he was concerned by the "migration of functions and authorities from
  U.S. civilian agencies to the Department of Defense."
  Some commentators have even wondered aloud whether the best way to fix the State Department might be to destroy
  it. Foggy Bottom could retain a small core staff for its embassies and ambassadors. All other functions -- such as public
  diplomacy, countering misinformation and propaganda, and development, including provincial reconstruction staffing --
  could migrate to the Pentagon or become wholly independent agencies.
  But atomizing the State Department would ultimately prove dangerous and further the militarization of foreign policy.
  The Pentagon needs a counterbalance, a vertically integrated State Department that the president, Congress, and the
  U.S. public can count on. Change, rather than creative destruction, is what Foggy Bottom needs.
  Envision a State Department capable of leading whole-of-government initiatives with a strategic focus instead of one
  hidebound department geared by structure and tradition to execute state-to-state diplomacy. This "Department of State
  and Non-State" would be as deft at tackling stateless terrorist networks and hurricanes as it would be at fostering and
  upholding alliances with foreign ministers. To transform Foggy Bottom in this way will require breaking the rigid
  hierarchy, stovepipes, and bottlenecks which make the Pentagon look lean and dynamic in comparison.
  Modern global affairs are not compartmentalized by political borders. Besides expanding the overly shallow and narrow
  authorities of the public diplomacy bureau, Clinton must restructure the State Department to focus less on countries
  and more on regions. Currently, each of Foggy Bottom's regional bureaus, such as Near East Affairs, is configured to
  oversee its patch of embassies. Country desk officers, and most ambassadors, report to an assistant secretary, the
  regional head. The assistant secretary in turn reports to an undersecretary, who reports to Clinton.
  Clinton should name the regional bureau heads, currently assistant secretaries, to undersecretary status. This would
  help eliminate an unnecessary bureaucratic layer and would also align the State Department with the Defense
  Department (which has powerful regional commands, such as Centcom and Africom). The State Department's regional
  leaders would hold an equivalent civilian rank to four-star combatant commanders like Gen. David Petraeus. These
  changes would promise to improve communications, synchronize missions, and put the department on the right path for
  today's requirements.
  But Clinton should beware reforming the State Department too quickly from within -- her efforts could be paralyzed by a
  bureaucracy in mutiny that would simply wait her out. U.S. national security would suffer and the Pentagon's growing
  power would become more entrenched. Clinton will need the clear and unequivocal support of the president and more
  importantly Congress, which authorizes State Department spending bills, to have a chance at success.
  In a burst of activity after Barack Obama's election, Congress authorized more money and people for the
  State Department and pushed for greater public diplomacy. Still more is required. The question asked over the last eight
  years as the State Department abrogated its various responsibilities -- if not Defense, then who? -- will not, indeed
  cannot, be answered until the department steps up to the plate and becomes effective and visible in leading and
  implementing U.S. foreign policy. This will take time. But, as the saying goes, there is no time like the present. The
  United States now has a Congress that supports change, secretaries of state and defense who want change, a president
  whose entire election platform was built around the word "change," and an American public that would be outraged at
  the dysfunction if it only knew the details.
  3

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  Monday, September 14, 2009 10:51 AM
  H
  FW: Hitting Bottom in Foggy Bottom
  RELEASE IN FULL
  FP
  FortAgn Policy
  Hitting Bottom in Foggy Bottom
  The State Department suffers from low morale, bottlenecks, and bureaucratic ineptitude. Do we need to kill it to save it?
  BY MATTHEW ARMSTRONG I SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
  Discussion over the fate of Foggy Bottom usually focuses on the tenure of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the troubles
  of public diplomacy, and the rise of special envoys on everything from European pipelines to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
  But Americans would benefit more from a reassessment of the core functionality of the U.S. State Department.
  Years of neglect and marginalization, as well as a dearth of long-term vision and strategic planning, have left the 19th-
  century institution hamstrung with fiefdoms and bureaucratic bottlenecks. The Pentagon now funds and controls a wide
  range of foreign-policy and diplomatic priorities -- from development to public diplomacy and beyond. The world has
  changed, with everyone from politicians to talking heads to terrorists directly influencing global audiences. The most
  pressing issues are stateless: pandemics, recession, terrorism, poverty, proliferation, and conflict. But as report after
  report, investigation after investigation, has highlighted, the State Department is broken and paralyzed, unable to
  respond to the new 21st-century paradigm.
  But how did it get so bad? Is it possible to fix? Or should we just push it over the wall like a great Humpty Dumpty and
  reassign the pieces?
  There is growing evidence that the internal machinations of the State Department have corrupted its "core missions" of
  traditional diplomacy and public diplomacy. This year, for example, the Government Accountability Office (gao) found
  that the department completely failed in its now four-year-old attempt to reorganize its nonproliferation bureau (a
  bureau that remains leaderless). Besides failing to address mission overlap, low morale, and lack of career opportunities,
  the failed reorganization caused a significant drop in expertise in offices focused on proliferation issues -- including
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765924 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765924 Date: 07/31/2015
  "today's threats posted by Iran, North Korea, and Syria," the gao's report said -- and coordination with bodies like the
  International Atomic Energy Agency.
  Another report by the State Department's inspector general this year described severe and broad dysfunction within the
  Africa bureau, while ignoring -- perhaps considering it a given -- the lack of departmentwide integration and leadership
  in operations. Examples of the dysfunction range from not providing public diplomacy personnel with computers
  capable of reading interoffice memos to a failure to effectively work with the new Africa Command.
  By necessity, the Defense Department has stepped in where State Department has tuned out: Foggy Bottom relies on
  Pentagon funding and even personnel for basic operations central to its mission. For example, the Defense Department
  now performs much strategic communications work traditionally the purview of the State Department. In Somalia, for
  example, the State Department's budget for public diplomacy is $30,000. The Pentagon's is $600,000. And, in the State
  Department's bureaucratic wisdom, the $30,000 does not even belong to its undersecretary for public diplomacy and
  public affairs.
  Further, rivalries between the different "cones" -- or career tracks, referred to by one insider as the "conal caste system"
  -- at the State Department severely impact morale, career growth, and even operations. The report on the Africa bureau
  noted that in 2002, public affairs and public diplomacy was a "failed office" -- and that the situation is worse in 2009.
  Public outreach workers said the bureau's leadership "does not understand public diplomacy." The sentiment is
  widespread. A 2008 report by a congressional ombudsman, the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy,
  described a systemic failure to support and train public diplomacy officers in the field, as well as professional
  discrimination against those in the career track.
  Attempts to fix the State Department have focused on short-term issues, such as ameliorating its shortages in human
  and financial resources. The last eight secretaries of state have attempted to bolster the department by bolstering its
  bottom line. No less than Defense Secretary Robert Gates and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike
  Mullen, have long suggested transferring funds from the Defense Department to State Department. But the situation is
  so dire that the State Department, at this point, could not even absorb and spend that much-needed infusion of cash. If
  there were a wholesale transfer of funds tomorrow, the lack of capacity and skills at the State department would mean
  it would have to give it back to the Defenk Department or dole it out to contractors.
  The creeping militarization of U.S. foreign policy is itself deeply worrying, not just to Gates and Mullen, but also to such
  luminaries as Secretary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden. In 2008, then-Senator Biden questioned the "expanding
  role of the military in U.S. foreign policy." He said he was concerned by the "migration of functions and authorities from
  U.S. civilian agencies to the Department of Defense."
  Some commentators have even wondered aloud whether the best way to fix the State Department might be to destroy
  it. Foggy Bottom could retain a small core staff for its embassies and ambassadors. All other functions -- such as public
  diplomacy, countering misinformation and propaganda, and development, including provincial reconstruction staffing --
  could migrate to the Pentagon or become wholly independent agencies.
  But atomizing the State Department would ultimately prove dangerous and further the militarization of foreign policy.
  The Pentagon needs a counterbalance, a vertically integrated State Department that the president, Congress, and the
  U.S. public can count on. Change, rather than creative destruction, is what Foggy Bottom needs.
  Envision a State Department capable of leading whole-of-government initiatives with a strategic focus instead of one
  hidebound department geared by structure and tradition to execute state-to-state diplomacy. This "Department of State
  and Non-State" would be as deft at tackling stateless terrorist networks and hurricanes as it would be at fostering and
  upholding alliances with foreign ministers. To transform Foggy Bottom in this way will require breaking the rigid
  hierarchy, stovepipes, and bottlenecks which make the Pentagon look lean and dynamic in comparison.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765924 Date: 07/31/2015

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  Modern global affairs are not compartmentalized by political borders. Besides expanding the overly shallow and narrow
  authorities of the public diplomacy bureau, Clinton must restructure the State Department to focus less on countries
  and more on regions. Currently, each of Foggy Bottom's regional bureaus, such as Near East Affairs, is configured to
  oversee its patch of embassies. Country desk officers, and most ambassadors, report to an assistant secretary, the
  regional head. The assistant secretary in turn reports to an undersecretary, who reports to Clinton.
  Clinton should name the regional bureau heads, currently assistant secretaries, to undersecretary status. This would
  help eliminate an unnecessary bureaucratic layer and would also align the State Department with the Defense
  Department (which has powerful regional commands, such as Centcom and Africom). The State Department's regional
  leaders would hold an equivalent civilian rank to four-star combatant commanders like Gen. David Petraeus. These
  changes would promise to improve communications, synchronize missions, and put the department on the right path for
  today's requirements.
  But Clinton should beware reforming the State Department too quickly from within -- her efforts could be paralyzed by a
  bureaucracy in mutiny that would simply wait her out. U.S. national security would suffer and the Pentagon's growing
  power would become more entrenched. Clinton will need the clear and unequivocal support of the president and more
  importantly Congress, which authorizes State Department spending bills, to have a chance at success.
  In a burst of activity after Barack Obama's election, Congress authorized more money and people for the
  State Department and pushed for greater public diplomacy. Still more is required. The question asked over the last eight
  years as the State Department abrogated its various responsibilities -- if not Defense, then who? -- will not, indeed
  cannot, be answered until the department steps up to the plate and becomes effective and visible in leading and
  implementing U.S. foreign policy. This will take time. But, as the saying goes, there is no time like the present. The
  United States now has a Congress that supports change, secretaries of state and defense who want change, a president
  whose entire election platform was built around the word "change," and an American public that would be outraged at
  the dysfunction if it only knew the details.
  3
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  Cherie Blair
  Monday, September 14, 2009 12:02 PM
  H; hr15@mycingular.blackberry.net
  psolisdoylE
  Sheikha Mosa of Qatar
  She is available to see you on 24th September either morning or afternoon? Alternatively 28th or 29th September Does
  that work for you
  Cherie Blair
  This message has been scanned by MailController.

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  Cherie Blair
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  H; hr15@mycingular.blackberry.net
  psolisdoylE
  Sheikha Mosa of Qatar
  She is available to see you on 24th September either morning or afternoon? Alternatively 28th or 29th September Does
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  Cherie Blair
  This message has been scanned by MailController.
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  We'll see what comes of this, but...
  Meanwhile, Amorim was in Esfahan, Iran with Mottaki yesterday.
  Brazil signals recognition of Honduran election
  (AP) –40 minutes ago
  RIO DE JANEIRO —A top Brazilian official has signaled that Latin America's largest nation may recognize the Honduran candidate who won
  last weekend's post-coup presidential election.
  Dilma Rousseff is chief of staff for Brazilian President Luiz !neck) Lula da Silva. Rousseff says the Central American country's Nov. 29 election
  should be considered separately from the June 28 coup that ousted ex-President Manuel Zelaya.
  Previously, the government had said it would not recognize the election unless Zelaya was returned to office and allowed to serve out his term,
  which ends Jan. 27.
  Rousseff told Brazilian television late Friday from Germany that the coup "is one thing" and "discussing the election" another.
  She says "this new process" — the election — "has to be considered."

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  To:
  Subject: Honduras
  We'll see what comes of this, but...
  Meanwhile, Amorim was in Esfahan, Iran with Mottaki yesterday.
  Brazil signals recognition of Honduran election
  (AP) –40 minutes ago
  RIO DE JANEIRO —A top Brazilian official has signaled that Latin America's largest nation may recognize the Honduran candidate who won
  last weekend's post-coup presidential election.
  Dilma Rousseff is chief of staff for Brazilian President Luiz !neck) Lula da Silva. Rousseff says the Central American country's Nov. 29 election
  should be considered separately from the June 28 coup that ousted ex-President Manuel Zelaya.
  Previously, the government had said it would not recognize the election unless Zelaya was returned to office and allowed to serve out his term,
  which ends Jan. 27.
  Rousseff told Brazilian television late Friday from Germany that the coup "is one thing" and "discussing the election" another.
  She says "this new process" — the election — "has to be considered."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765928 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Valenzuela, Arturo A <ValenzuelaAA@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 5, 2009 3:46 PM
  Re: Columbia, Brazil and Honduras
  Thanks very much for contacting me-- I just got off a plane in Florida on my way to Mexico for my first visit and
  consultations w Carlos Pascual. Return Wed morning.
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  On Honduras we are ok-- despite complications. We maintain a principled position (no to coup), with a realistic one
  based on need to have an end game for Honduras. Our formulation that election was necessary but not sufficient —
  succeeded in shifting dynamic in many other countries and pushing back on erroneous press reports alleging
  administration vacillation.
  B5
  Best regards,
  Arturo

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  Valenzuela, Arturo A <ValenzuelaAA@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 5, 2009 3:46 PM
  Re: Columbia, Brazil and Honduras
  Thanks very much for contacting me-- I just got off a plane in Florida on my way to Mexico for my first visit and
  consultations w Carlos Pascual. Return Wed morning.
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  On Honduras we are ok-- despite complications. We maintain a principled position (no to coup), with a realistic one
  based on need to have an end game for Honduras. Our formulation that election was necessary but not sufficient —
  succeeded in shifting dynamic in many other countries and pushing back on erroneous press reports alleging
  administration vacillation.
  B5
  Best regards,
  Arturo
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valenzuela, Arturo A
  Sent: Sat Dec 05 12:14:02 2009
  Subject: Columbia, Brazil and Honduras
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  And, finally, what's the latest from Honduras?
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  Arturo--
  I spoke w as I know you did as well. I'd like to discuss ideas about what we can do to help and 1.4(D)
  summon more support in their reaction to Chavez. B1
  Pls think thru possible public and private strategies that we can discuss Monday.
  It's never dull in WHA! Thanks, Hillary
  B5
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  The below is from Karl Eikenberry, who recommends you call Karzai. Richard wrote in to second what Karl wrote.
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  The below is from Karl Eikenberry, who recommends you call Karzai. Richard wrote in to second what Karl wrote.
  Recommended talking points:
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  I will lock in in this morning.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071

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  Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:42 AM
  To:
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Sheikha Mosa of Qatar
  I will lock in in this morning.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Sep 15 06:20:28 2009
  Subject: Fw: Sheikha Mosa of Qatar
  Lona--have we worked this out?
  Original Message
  From: Cherie Blair
  To: H; hr15@mvcingular.blackberry.net <hr15@mvcingular.blackberry.net>
  Cc: psolisdovle
  Sent: Mon Sep 14 12:01:37 2009
  Subject: Sheikha Mosa of Qatar
  She is available to see you on 24th September either morning or afternoon? Alternatively 28th or 29th September Does
  that work for you
  Cherie Blair
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  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Tue Sep 15 06:19:34 2009
  Subject: Fw: Fwd: Left at the Gate - blog
  Pls call and ask what he wants and put on my call list.
  Original Message
  From:
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Sep 14 15:08:50 2009
  Subject: Fwd: Left at the Gate - blog
  B6
  Hi Mrs. Secretary,
  I am chairman of AEG. I need your advice on a few matters. Is there a time that would be convenient for me to call or
  visit you? I shall be in DC Thursday evening through Monday. Please let me know if anything works. Thanks.
  Richard Mays
  Mays, Byrd & Associates, P.A.
  415 Main Street
  Little Rock, AR 72201
  501-372-6303
  fax - 501-399-9280
  toll free 1-800-227-1529
  Sent: 9/14/2009 10:57:14 A.M. Central Daylight Time
  Subj: Left at the Gate - blog
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  Monday, September 14, 2009
  Odds On the Big A <http://leftatthegate.blogspot.com/2009/09/odds-on-big.html>
  Even as Governor Paterson reportedly has his recommendation on the Aqueduct racino in hand (this reader says
  that he actually has two to consider <http://leftatthegate.blogspot.com/2009/09/sunday-morning-notes-and-
  nuts.html#comment-1156672372250588546> ), at least one of the bidders is still taking its case to the local community
  around the track. The Queens Chronicle reported last week
  <http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20368289&BRD=2731&PAG=461&dept_id=574908&rfi=6> that SL
  Green/Hard Rock made a presentation on Thursday.
  "Hard Rock is the right balance," [Pres/CEO Marc] Holliday said. "Its recognized brand and quality entertainment
  will attract younger and older players across the stratum. People flying in from JFK will say, 'I hear there's a Hard Rock, I
  want to see it."
  One of this group's big pitches is that they'll be the first to generate a revenue stream ("shovel-ready, in the
  ground, the day after the award.")
  And thanks to the reader who alerted us to this article in Crain's
  <http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20090913/FREE/309139964> which, more importantly than comprising yet
  another virtual press release for Steve Wynn, contains, towards the bottom, a handy pocket guide to the six bidders, the
  financial portion of their bids (or at least what is known about them), and the ups and downs of their proposals.
  This is a tough call; handicapping without the Form as I said before. I can't say I have a favorite; neither a
  particular personal preference, nor a clue as to the most likely winner. But I'll give it a shot and take the Crain's piece
  one step further by coming up with a morning line.
  <http://1.bp.blogspot.com/2(111ri4LCfk/Sq2_nTNU j1/AAAAAAAABHM/UucITWnkilM/s1600-
  h/dont_bother.jpg> Aqueduct Entertainment Group <http://www.aqueductentertainment.com/> (3-1): Competitive bid
  of $251 million (contingent on 7,650 machines; $301 million with 10,000), a plethora of local connections on the real
  estate/construction side, and approval by local unions could compensate for the lack of brand name recognition of
  gaming partner The Navegante Group. Presence of Senator Malcolm Smith's longtime confidante Rev. Floyd Flake
  doesn't hurt either.
  SL Green/Hard Rock (4-1) - Boosted its bid to $275 million, and has the Hard Rock brand name as mentioned
  above. Manhattan-based realtor SL Green has been endorsed by several local unions
  <http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3601/is_43_54/ai_n27894917/> . But, as mentioned by Crain's, they were
  passed over in favor of Delaware North the first time around.
  Aqueduct Gaming (6-1), Buffalo-based Delaware North's group, has rallied late with a stepped-up publicity effort
  and a major community initiative <http://leftatthegate.blogspot.com/2009/08/back-in-game.html> after appearing
  indifferent early on (though it's original $100 million upfront offer remains intact with an additional $200 million to
  follow). The addition of Harrah's <http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Aqueduct-Gaming-LIc-1034906.html>
  adds an experienced operator and an interesting cross-marketing twist which is probably not allowed under the now-
  disappeared MOU. And, like the two bidders above, Aqueduct Gaming has been reported to have reached
  accommodations with the unions. So I listed them as the third choice on these merits. However, a part of me wants to
  list them as the rank outsider - I'd be pretty damn shocked if the state goes back to the company which dropped out
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  after failing to raise the money last time. And, as I've mentioned several times, given the reports of an investigation
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2009/05/01/2009-05-
  01_attorney_general_andrew_cuomo_subpoenas_contracts_won_by_clients_of firm_tied_to.html> by Attorney
  General Andrew Cuomo into lobbyist Patricia Lynch's dealings with the Assembly Speaker, I don't know if her
  involvement here is going to help or hurt.
  Steve Wynn (8-1) has offered $300 million, but he was the only bidder of the six contenders to receive a bad
  grade from the hotel unions <http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storylD=838256&category=STATE> as
  reported by Jim Odato in the Times Union last week. Whatsmore, the scale of his building proposal
  <http://www.queenstribune.com/news/1250798405.html> is laughably ridiculous, and it wouldn't be ready until 2011.
  He'd be the favorite if the decision is based on the number of newspaper and online articles
  <http://leftatthegate.blogspot.com/2009/08/all-wynn-all-of-time.html> each bidder has been featured in. But, quite
  simply, he sometimes comes off as a nut
  <http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/cindy_adams/wynn_hopes_to_win_race_for_race_hzqJ384wLxUSxFKsUWiSyM> .
  Penn National (12-1) might be worth a ducat at long odds. No local connection here makes them a dark horse.
  But a $250 million bid (as reported elsewhere <http://blog.timesunion.com/capitol/archives/17717/penn-national-
  lobbies-up/> though not in the Crain's piece) puts them in the ballgame, and the company is an experienced gaming
  operator with a solid balance sheet
  <http://www.businessweek.com/investor/content/aug2009/pi20090814_742719.htm> which would probably do as
  competent a job as anyone else.
  R. Donahue Peebles/MGM Mirage (20-1) didn't increase its $150 million bid, and doesn't have a lobbyist; good
  luck with that. Whatsmore, no local flavor and MGM Mirage has had some well-publicized financial woes (though things
  have been looking up of late <http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125212120561188377.html> ). Would be a major
  surprise.
  Andrew Frank
  Managing Partner New York
  Kreab Gavin Anderson
  515 Madison Avenue, 18th floor, New York, NY 10022, United States
  Tel +1 212 935 0210
  B6
  Fax +1 212 935 6577
  www.kreabgavinanderson.com <http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/>
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  We could reach out in the next couple of hours or alternatively early tomorrow. The Eikenberry points sent last night,
  plus Holbrooke's add'n, provide a good roadmap.
  Let us know how you'd like to proceed.

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  Subject: Re: Jake-
  We could reach out in the next couple of hours or alternatively early tomorrow. The Eikenberry points sent last night,
  plus Holbrooke's add'n, provide a good roadmap.
  Let us know how you'd like to proceed.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Sun Dec 06 10:33:09 2009
  Subject: Re: Jake--
  When can I make the Karzai call?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Dec 06 10:30:03 2009
  Subject: Fw: Jake--
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Sun Dec 06 08:06:33 2009
  Subject: Jake--
  H called me yesterday when I was out of pocket. Available now if she still wants to talk.
  Thanks, R
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  Will do.
  Toiv, Nora F <ToivNF@state.gov>
  Tuesday, September 15, 2009 7:21 AM
  H; cheryl.mills
  Re: Branch Summary

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  Will do.
  Toiv, Nora F <ToivNF@state.gov>
  Tuesday, September 15, 2009 7:21 AM
  H; cheryl.mills
  Re: Branch Summary
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Tue Sep 15 06:33:40 2009
  Subject: Re: Branch Summary
  Pls give me printed copy today.
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 09 21:23:22 2009
  Subject: Branch Summary
  See below. Will send PIR comments shortly.
  To: CDM
  Fr: Caitlin
  Re: Branch Book
  Overview:
  There are few surprises in this book. The "surprises" that might exist are buried and took a close reading to pick up on—
  the two main ones are about the terror clause of WJC's crime bill and why he hadn't disclosed information about
  Lewinsky (because he hadn't wanted to become a witness against her). There are a lot of things that have been covered
  in My Life and other publications. Quite honestly the book was pretty boring and much more focused on Branch than I
  had anticipated. While not as "and this day, and the next day" as My Life, it does share many of the same elements that
  would engage only a true Clinton fanatic or historian. The fact that there appears to be no index also makes it difficult
  for anyone looking for a quick hit to get one. Furthermore, WJC's words are so interlaced with Branch's recollection
  through his dictations, that the number of direct WJC quotes was far fewer than I had expected.
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  HRC was not as much of a player as one might imagine. Her role is largely seen through her interactions with Branch
  when he is recording WJC. Her statements were consistent with the past, with the exception of the Gephardt comment,
  and didn't grab much attention at al1.[11 (Others included HRC's devotion to CVC, thought that there should not be a
  special prosecutor and images of her returning from meetings. They were pretty much aligned with her interactions with
  Branch.) Surprisingly, or not surprisingly, many of the problems discussed in the book are those, which face the current
  Administration—Middle East peace, North Korea, China, etc...
  Branch repeatedly injects his feelings on specific subjects and seems to use the book to voice his own opinion of the
  Administration and events of the time. He clearly has topics he prefers over others (for example his connection with the
  events in Haiti result in a lot of discussion about it), but there are some subjects that are strikingly sparsely discussed
  such as Rwanda. Its absence from long discussions was surprising, but it did not appear as thought WJC ever-dodged
  questions about the topic, they just weren't addressed. Much like My Life, one theme that repeated itself was WJC's
  conflict with and disdain for the media, especially long passages about NYT and Washington Post. There are a few
  instances where gives them credit on their reporting, but you would be hard-pressed to find them. Additionally, there
  are numerous mentions of WJC's acute allergies and his chronic fatigue, with imagery of him falling asleep in sessions on
  more than a couple occasions.
  The book has quite a bit on Whitewater, but given the dearth of public documentation there is little that Branch could
  write that hadn't been said. One thing I had not recalled was the D'Amato's subpoena of CVC's friends, later quashed,
  who slept over while HRC's Rose Law Firm records were in the White House. Branch does portray a helpful distinction in
  how WJC looked at Whitewater and other scandals. While WJC attacks Whitewater as a political hunt, Branch does have
  him WJC saying that Filegate needed to be separated from Whitewater, because this was a legitimate inquiry. There are
  some quips that could catch someone's eye, such as WJC referring to Paula Jones as "a 'new bimbo' he [WJC] didn't
  even recognize."
  Branch does not dwell on Lewinsky or the impeachment. With the exception of Bruce, Bennett and Kendall, no other
  lawyers are mentioned. There is one passage that I am looking into, in which WJC says part of the reason he didn't
  mention his relationship with Lewinsky at first was because she was being threatened with jail time if she was found to
  be lying under oath and had he told the truth he could become a witness against her. This is a very small passage that
  could easily be missed, but one that it is important to note as I don't recall hearing this before. (This is addressed more
  fully below.)
  There are a few relationships that track through the book more than others. They include WJC's relationship with Gore,
  which maps in part because it is not a focal point until the end, and his contentious relationship with Janet Reno. The
  one Senator that appears to be most discussed negatively is Moynihan. All three of these issues are discussed in turn
  below. WJC is portrayed as an extremely loving and attentive father and HRC is portrayed in a much more human light
  than other books/articles covering this time period, with ample mention of her relationship with CVC and images of
  affection between her and WJC, both pre- and post-impeachment.
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  On foreign relations there is a lot of time spent discussing the Middle East, Northern Ireland, the Balkans, China, Russia,
  Pakistan/India and in the beginning of the book, Haiti. (Note: Much of what is written about Haiti is about Branch's own
  experience there and on the subject.) There is also a fair amount of discussion about North Korea, but nothing that has
  not been discussed in the past few weeks. Bin Laden is discussed in what seems to track mention of him in My Life,
  which seems to have more detail and background than this book.
  In certain cases there is more detail here than in My Life, for example on his trip to Pakistan WJC wrote that the USSS
  cancelled one stop because they would be "defenseless" flying in, whereas Brach writes that the streets would be lined
  with "assassins." There are candid looks at WIC's take on certain people and the relationship between some, such as
  Albright and Berger's dislike of Holbrooke, and a more detailed depiction of Yeltsin's drinking, such as yelling outside of
  Blair House for a cab to get pizza.
  One thing to note, is that often times WJC seems to be speaking to Branch intentionally without the recorders going, but
  Branch writes about those interactions and exchanges nonetheless. Such is the case with HRC's Gephardt comment.
  The following items are addressed in the memo:
  Wen Ho Lee and Terror Clause of Crime Bill 4
  WJC and Lewinsky's Silence 4
  I
  HRC and Kissinger 4 1
  HRC and gay/lesbian 5
  Tension with Moynihan 5
  HRC as World Player 5
  Jesse Jackson 6
  Tension with Janet Reno 6
  Portrayal of Carter 7
  Relationship with Gore 8
  Other (This includes: Maggie recommending Panetta, HRC and Haiti Invasion, ITAV co-author flap, Subpoenas of CVC's
  Friends, Vernon Jordan on Extramarital Sex, Gore/HRC ticket, WJC suggesting Rubin run for Senate, Trip to South Asia)
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  Wen Ho Lee and Terror Clause of Crime Bill
  In discussing Wen Ho Lee's release Branch characterizes WJC's lack of knowledge about the strained interpretation of
  the anti-terrorist provisions in the crime bill and arbitrary detentions as a "confession." My Life only mentions Lee's
  accusation in passing and does not again discuss Lee. Below are two passages from Branch's book the first giving context
  and the second about the Terror Clause of the Crime Bill.
  0 The year closed on spies and terrorism. The Justice Department, after fierce debate among the security agencies,
  indicted nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee on fifty-nine counts of copying classified material to his personal computer. Lee
  was being handled like a radioactive espionage defendant—no bail, lockdown, solitary confinement—even though the
  long dragnet had produced no evidence that he offered secrets to China or anyone else. The president said experts were
  telling him the worst spies sometimes stored their treason for a rainy day. This sounded fishy to me. Clinton shrugged.
  Nothing would please him more than to establish Lee's innocence. [Branch, 577]
  0 While Lee was indicted, Branch writes that WJC noted that others "were being held in secret, uncharged and
  untried...He [WJC] was embarrassed not to have sponsored this measure into law without foreseeing such arbitrary
  detentions...Under the terrorist act, any prosecutor should decide within the legal limit...whether to bring charges on the
  testimony of a secret informant or otherwise. To his dismay, Clinton had learned of defendants held incommunicado for
  more than six months. One extreme detention had last three years. 'I think it's wrong,' he [WJC] said. 'It's not American.
  We accept guilty people on the street to enjoy and protect our freedom." [Branch, 629]
  WJC and Lewinsky's Silence
  Branch writes that part of WJC's motive for not discussing what had happened with Lewinsky was that it could send her
  to jail, as she had denied it.
  0 "Also, he pointed out that Starr had been threatening to jail Lewinsky all year over her sworn denial of the affair. If
  Clinton had come forward with anything at all about their relationship, he said Starr could have turned him into a
  witness against Lewinsky, betraying her discreet silence. Such subtleties, while original, struck me as tendentious. The
  president never claimed chivalry as the real motive for his steadfast denial, nor did he dispute the essential truth of
  Lewinsky's account." [Branch, 511]
  HRC and Kissinger
  The following could be fodder for people who want to continue to string along the notion of channeling Eleanor
  Roosevelt.
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  0 There is a passage in which HRC describes an exchange she had with Kissinger at a dinner where he complained that
  if the health care bill passed he wouldn't be able to see his own doctor. She continued to say "it was interesting, in fact,
  that she had dreamed about Kissinger only a few nights before. His visage turned suddenly effervescent at a banquet,
  announcing gladly that his worries were over because the Clinton health care bill was dying. 'Oh, no, Dr. Kissinger,' she
  replied coolly. 'Don't be sure that it's dead. We'll keep fighting, and there's always light at the end of the tunnel.' She
  said Kissing blanched, speechless at her deft reminder of the Vietnam War...Now at last, in Hillary's dream, it registered
  that his strategic designs had spewed carnage and venom for seven needless years...'That's what I dreamed,' Hillary
  repeated, lost in thought. 'You know, I always get my revenge in dreams, but never in real life." [Branch, 179]
  HRC and gay/lesbian
  Writing about a call with HRC from NYS, Branch recalls how WIC's counsel got very "exercised." WJC left the room. "He
  was subdued on his return. 'You know, I've had a lot more contact with gay people in my life than Hillary.' He sighed. Her
  temperament had a conservative, religious core, formed before homosexual issues were even mentionable. New York
  politics was a tough crucible, and she was unsure what heat she could take. On the other hand, personal experience
  could speed adaptation." [Branch, 551]
  Tension with Moynihan
  There are several occasions throughout the book that Branch recalls WJC's grievances and frustration with Moynihan.
  For example:
  0 When Moynihan called for the international arms embargo to be unilaterally lifted so that Bosnia could fight for
  themselves, Branch writes, "The president flinched when I mentioned [it]...'That's just a freebie for him,' snapped
  Clinton, 'and he knows it." [p.140]
  0 In regard to health care: "Echoing comments by Hillary at dinner, he [WJC] faulted Senator Moynihan for aimless
  hearings conducted without a strategy or theme." [p.170]
  0 Discussing Independent Counsel: "She [HRC] was especially scornful of the Democrats, and quoted a number of
  them. Senator Moynihan, for instance, publicly said the Clintons were nice people and he was sure they had nothing to
  hide. 'Why not have an investigation?' he often asked. She said Moynihan skated blithely on the surface, never
  produced results in Congress, and could not withstand such scrutiny himself for five minutes, living in an apartment
  secured through his chairmanship of the Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation." [Brach, 182]
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  0 "Donnybrook" argument in which Moynihan said of a fundraising speech WJC gave citing a regretted hypothetical
  about a controversial decision. Moynihan told the press, "He doesn't understand...that he's conceding the principles."
  WJC confronted him about lack of context given to the statement to the press and said that Moynihan knew what he
  was doing by "feeding the beast of hostile presumption about Clinton's motives." [Branch, 299]
  HRC as World Player
  There are several images as HRC as a player on the world stage, both with WJC and on her own. Several examples
  follow:
  0 Middle East: Discussing peace with King Hussein: "They had retreated for lunch as two couples—the Clintons, with
  the king and his wife, Queen Noor—in the family dining room...Their agenda was a delicate race between Hussein's
  failing health and his desire to make peace with Israel. The president said he and Hillary pounded away on symptoms of
  national estrangement: closed boarders, water disputes, travel barriers, war grievances, contested airspace, sealed
  electrical grids, and so on. Hussein gave them a feast of goodwill without commitment on any point." [Branch, 170]
  0 South Asia: Regarding her trip to South Asia with CVC in 1995, "Her [HRC's] schedule was far more demanding than
  ceremonial, pushing both conflict resolution and civic empowerment for downtrodden women." [Branch, 236] Later
  Branch tells of Benazir Bhutto praising CVC and HRC. "By contrast with a superficial American press, which portrayed
  Hillary as a demure tourist of no policy significance in exotic Asia, Bhutto said she had touched essential political chords
  with whirlwind encouragements for citizenship groups and small-scale economic development." (The note contrasting
  Bhutto corresponds to a NYT article which Branch quotes in the footer saying, "she [HRC] played the traditional role of
  First Lady as wife and mother...") [Branch, 246]
  0 China Speech: Branch outlines how HRC felt the speech needed to be bigger than China and how she depicted the
  "harsh reality everywhere" from China to Africa. He then cites WJC commenting on the rave reviews of HRC's speech.
  [Branch, 289]
  0 Regarding the Russian financial system meltdown, Branch writes "Yeltsin seemed so removed from urgent political
  tasks that both Clintons counseled him directly." [Branch, 512-513]
  Jesse Jackson
  Branch writes about Jesse Jackson calling CVC after the Lewinsky story broke and having continued contact with her
  throughout the period. WJC thanks him for his support of CVC. This goes into some detail about WJCs gratitude, but the
  fact that Jackson "counseled" CVC has been public knowledge dating back to at least 1999.
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  0 "But now Jesse had done something he would not forget. When the Lewinsky news broke, he called Chelsea at
  Stanford. Jesse was the only nonfamily adult with her cell phone number. How he got it was another story. Jesse said he
  knew this was terrible for her. Nothing like it had ever happened in American politics. He did not know everything
  involved, but he wanted to remind Chelsea how much her parents loved her. Their family needed to stick together now
  above all, and if she needed to counsel, rage, or pray, he was always available." [Branch, 497]
  Tension with Janet Reno
  Throughout the book, from his nomination of her, WJC is portrayed as having no opinion to having a negative opinion of
  Janet Reno.
  0 "He complained about Janet Reno—made it clear, in fact, that he felt alienated from his own attorney general. If he
  removed her, however, the pending decision on yet another special prosecutor [for 1996 campaign finance] would fall
  to Reno's deputy, Jamie Gorelick, who, Clinton feared, may share Reno's wholesale devotion to outside control for any
  case in which the president himself may become a target...lf he removed both Reno and Gorelick, to start fresh, it would
  touch off a firestorm of protest like Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre of the Justice Department officials during the
  Watergate scandal. That was not an option." [Branch, 388-389]
  0 Branch writes about WJC talking about Reno and Louis Freeh disregarding a letter from D'Amato and continuing to
  allow independent counsel to go after Ciseneros. The same held true for Mike Espy. Branch then outlines a meeting
  between WJC and Reno. Reno had made public statements about her "desire to stay on the job. 'I told her I didn't like
  that one damn bit,' the president said tersely. 'I didn't hire her to work for the New York Times and Washington Post. I
  hired her to work for me." [Branch, 398] He continues to outline that Clinton did give Reno credit for some good
  achievements including coordination with U.S. attorneys and that he didn't blame her for the special prosecutor on
  Whitewater, but that "he did blame her for abdicating responsibility to supervise the investigations ever since, letting
  mandates multiply almost at will. She accepted criteria that were ludicrous and crassly partisan. Reno had failed to
  defend the presidency itself—not Clinton personally, but the institution—and by extension the entire executive
  branch...He told me she had no clue what he meant. His advisers considered her more naive than upright, and the
  fuzziness of the distinction seemed to save her." [Branch, 399] He cites that Clinton warned her that she should prepare
  herself for not staying in the job for the entire second term.
  Portrayal of Jimmy Carter
  There are parallels that could be drawn between WJC/BHO and Carter/WJC both in terms of Carter's trip to North Korea
  and the mission he went on to Haiti. WJC clearly was frustrated by Carter's seeming desire to be on the front lines.
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  North Korea:
  0 "On North Korea, he [WJC] said Jimmy Carter had initiated his own recent trip with a call to Al Gore, and Clinton had
  approved the volunteer mission to break through North Korea's extreme isolation...Sure enough, Carter did reach North
  Korean dictator Kim II-sung, who proposed to allow inspection of North Korea's nuclear facilities in exchange for relief
  from the harsh economic sanctions. The only hitch was that Carter announced the terms on CNN before they became
  official, adding gratuitously that he never had agreed with sanctions in the first place. News stories had the White House
  seething, but Clinton made light of the spat. He said the deal was since ratified by an exchange of letters, and he did not
  believe Carter would criticize official policy 'if the game were still in doubt." [Branch, 162]
  Haiti:
  0 After pushing to be sent to Haiti and enlisting Colin Powell and Sam Nunn to get WJC to break with Gore (who said
  Carter shouldn't be trusted a second time) and Christopher and approve the mission to Haiti to seek a truce with the
  junta, Carter is portrayed as acting stubbornly and having 'clientitis' (arguing for acceptance of Haitian generals versus
  what was in the United States' best interest). He didn't want to leave and WJC told him he had to. Like after North
  Korea, Carter again, Carter went to the press first. "The three negotiators flew back to Washington late Sunday, and
  Carter, invited to stay over at the White House, called CNN's Judy Woodruff after midnight to arrange an interview the
  next morning before he reported to Clinton on his mission. This conduct, the president said tersely, was not right...The
  press was full of retrospective stories about friction between him and his three prominent negotiators...He said the
  current newsweeklies lapped up criticism by Carter as an embarrassment to Clinton...Many of his advisers griped that
  Jimmy Carter thought he was still president, but Clinton found this criticism too jaundiced. Carter had spoken with
  restraint at their joint press conference, he allowed, exhibiting a keen political ear...To Clinton, Carter simply felt that he
  had earned the right to speak his mind as an international statesman, even about a mission he had accepted for the
  United States government complete with an Air Force jet. This sense of entitlement could make Carter a thorn, but
  Clinton thought his value far outweighed the political annoyance. He considered Carter a sterling ex-resident." [Branch,
  200-201]
  Dispatch of Bombers Near Iraq
  0 "He expected military strikes to win bipartisan assent, including former presidents Ford, Reagan and Bush. 'Dole will
  support me,' he said. 'Carter will probably criticize me. Carter always criticizes, but he doesn't have much positive to
  say." [Branch, 518]
  Gore
  For the majority of the book, there is little discussion of WJC and Gore's relationship. There are few places where he is
  briefly mentioned and a couple of scenes with some levity. The end, however, describes the seemingly brutally candid
  conversation between the two about the 2000 election and the impeachment.
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  0 On page 92 Branch writes, "No, he [Clinton] did not ask Gore to take over a failed foreign policy, as alleged, but to
  improve public presentations by his troika of 'bad talkers': shy National Security Adviser Tony Lake, boring Secretary of
  State Warren Christopher, and disorganized Defense Secretary Les Aspin." [Branch, 92]
  0 In one-passage WJC talks about asking Gore to lead the independent review of Hazel O'Leary and also having Gore
  substitute for him at an economic conference in Japan. The latter did not fare well as other nations were offended that
  Gore, not WJC attended. Gore insisted that WJC needed to go to Japan to redeem himself and the administration for his
  absence. Gore pointed to a few days in January, but WJC "pronounced them vital to Chelsea's schoolwork. Gore blinked.
  So what?...Mutual exasperation spiked. 'Al,' Clinton told him, 'I am not going to Japan and leave Chelsea by herself to
  take these exams.' Gore erupted. He thought Clinton had lost his bearing. They had a big fight, said the president, and
  were still wrangling about dates for Japan." Branch states that this fight wound up being around the time WJC saw
  Lewinsky. [Branch, 316-317]
  0 On page 396-397 there is a scene, which shows Gore's sense of humor and Gore, WJC, et al working as a team to
  secure the Cabinet for the second term.
  0 Later there is a passage about an exchange between WJC and HRC about Gore trying to hire a second criminal
  lawyer. HRC already knew he was paying the first one $30,000 per month. The conversation is about a leak of an offer
  from Jim Neal of TN, the former Watergate prosecutor to defend Gore for free. The exchange is more on ethics of the
  offer and its leak to the press than about Gore.
  0 On Gore's announcing his campaign. "The president had called twice to congratulate Gore for his kickoff events—
  once from Geneva, hours later from Paris. Clinton thought the only glitches were technical...But Gore got all the big
  things right. His twofold message was perfect: distinguish himself from Clinton's personal flaws, and tell voters exactly
  what he would do for them in the White House. The president said it was fine for Gore to call Clinton's affair with
  Monica Lewinsky 'inexcusable.' First, it was true. Second, it showed a necessary strength to criticized the boss. Third,
  Gore would be badgered to death until he did. 'Al,' Clinton told him, `if you thought it would help in the campaign, I
  would let you flog me at noon right on the doorstep of the Washington Post." [Branch, 553-554] Branch continues that
  WJC told Gore to ignore reporting that he was offended or critical of his campaign. "On tape, the president said he
  confided his chief strategic worry only to Gore himself and to Gore's pollster, Mark Penn. The vice president must
  project his platform—where he stood, precisely how and where he would lead the country—because the Republicans
  would try to knock him off substance." [Branch, 554]
  0 WJC offered critiques of Gore's campaign throughout, but it was always framed as his fear of Gore not succeeding
  him. For example, "Clinton still thought Gore could win. Most people considered him smart, experience, and motivated.
  He examined the pitfalls for Gore in a campaign showcasing presidential character over detailed agendas for the
  country. Reporters called Gore "stiff," but Clinton discounted this liability. He thought Gore's droll sense of humor would
  wear well over time. Gore also was perceived to be too conventional a Democrat, therefore lacking independence,
  which called for Gore to emphasize more his own passion and initiatives. Then the president said Gore could have a
  brooding quality about him, not worrisome or off-putting in itself, but potentially damaging if his serious nature failed to
  give voters a lifted. Clinton isolated the word "sunny." Gore needed more of it." [Branch, 599]
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  0 He also complimented Gore's knowledge of government workings. "Gore knew Washington. Believe me, said the
  president, his administration would have made many more errors in the first two years had it not been for the vice
  president." He then goes on to say that WJC suggested Gore find someone who would be a bright spot to run with,
  perhaps Durbin or Bradley or Kerrey, although he also goes into great detail about the virtues of Mikulski, even though
  she would never get chosen. How much of this was WJC's emphasis versus Branch's focus on his home state senator is
  unclear. [Branch, 599, 618-19]
  WJC criticized Gore for not running on the successes of the administration. "They should be running essentially for a
  third term, said the president, but they were afraid the Clinton-Gore record would tarnish them with Clinton's
  character." [Branch, 623] Branch gives WJC's critique of Gore in debate that had been heard before—that Gore lacked
  style and a light touch.
  0 Branch has WJC recalling a conversation between WJC and Gore where "Gore had bared himself in one of their
  stressful consultations by insisting that he, Gore, was a good politician, elaborating that he meant good on the policy,
  and also good on the politics, but admitted that he did not instinctively blend the two. Gore said he had to think about
  it, and Clinton thought this was pretty close to the bone...He had the stuff to be a great president, and this was the
  message that Clinton must convey somehow without seeming to brag on his own record." [Branch, 623-624]
  0 The big passage about Gore begins on page 641 and extends to 645. Branch notes that WJC was unsure at first
  about recording the details. At the outset it says, "For his own part, Gore was not angry, nor did he blame Clinton for his
  defeat, but he wanted to acknowledge forthrightly that some people around him did." [Branch, 642] It has WJC
  acknowledging that Gore's use of him was proper—he was best in the White House. Then he says, "'I think you made a
  mistake not to use me more in the last ten days," Clinton told Gore, 'but otherwise that was not a big deal. I was much
  more upset about your message, now that we're being honest." [Branch, 642] Branch recalls WJC saying Gore fought
  bag saying that "Clinton's drag plagued every direction." Clinton then said that Gore was better at governance than
  Clinton, and Gore would be better for the nation than Bush, and that he was an "unparalleled" vice president, but that
  he had "blind spots." Branch writes that WJC kept saying their confrontation was "surreal."
  o Gore had a "fresh grievance...he wanted Clinton to know that the Buddhist temple fund-raising scandal had been
  the worst experience of his life. No one had ever questioned his personal integrity, but corrosive publicity and whispers
  had tormented him now for four years. Gore said he had not been disposed to blame Clinton. However, he remembered
  telling the president that he found himself the only English-speaking person at one of those Asian fund-raisers. And the
  president was in charge of the party apparatus that was supposed to screen all the donations for trouble. So he did
  blame Clinton in a way. The president told me he could scarcely believe the ensuing tales of suspicion. Gore must still be
  in shock from the election, or unhinged. 'I thought he was in Neverland,' he said." [Branch, 643-644]
  o Branch continues: "The vice president asked Clinton about Monica Lewinsky. He had supported Clinton all through
  the impeachment, publicly and privately, while declaring himself disappointed. Yes, said the president. He appreciated
  that. However, persisted Gore, Clinton did not confide any personal feelings. He never explained exactly what happened.
  There was little to say, Clinton replied, beyond failure and regret. He was humiliated and angry, had made mistake. He
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  had misled the American people, and he was sorry. Gore closed his point with emphasis. Well, he said, this is the first
  time you have apologized to me personally. Clinton did a double take...Gore treated the confession as a watershed.
  Their colliding perspectives made both of them angry. Clinton exploded that Gore's reaction was phony. What was so
  significant here?...Gore exploded back. He was feeling a stubborn repeat of the defensiveness and delayed honesty that
  somehow cost the election. Clinton's character was at the root of it..." [Branch, 644-45]
  Other
  0 Maggie as Person Recommending Panetta: Unlike in My Life, in Branch's book, it has WJC asking Maggie to compile
  confidential suggestions for McLarty's replacement. "Williams was shrewd, discreet, and efficient." [Branch, 161]
  0 HRC and Haiti Invasion: Branch asked WJC what HRC thought about his foreign policy team's suggestion to invade
  Haiti. "He said the pell-mell rush to invade was crazy to her. Reacting against the pressure, the lack of options, and his
  sense of being trapped, she said he was badly served by his foreign policy staff. He said she observed with some
  suspicion that the chief sponsors of the invasion—Lake, Berger, and Talbott—were the same people who had pushed
  the ill-fated appointment of Bobby Ray Inman as defense secretary." [Branch, 189]
  0 ITAV: ITAV co-author flap in which Sally Quinn spread rumors that HRC had not written the book. Quinn said that
  HRC had denied credit to the book's collaborator, Barbara Feinman, a friend of Quinn. HRC said Feinman had withdrawn
  from the project. Branch notes that the White House had draft chapters in HRC's handwriting. (Branch turned this to be
  about him and how it affected him as a ghostwriter.) From this HRC said that Quinn and her friends launched a rumor
  that HRC and a female veterinarian of Socks' were "discovered...in flagrante on a bedroom floor in the White House."
  [Branch, 342-343]
  0 Subpoenas of CVC's Friends: Branch tells of how D'Amato, as Chair of the Banking Committee, had subpoenaed all
  those who might have been in the White House when HRC's Rose firm records were there. This included "some two
  dozen of Chelsea's sleepovers." Senator Sarbanes quashed the subpoenas for the sleepovers. [Branch, 362]
  0 Vernon Jordan Extramarital Sex: In the context of Lewinsky, Branch says of Vernon Jordan, "In our glancing
  associations, I had picked up from Vernon an attitude toward extramarital sex best described as lighthearted or
  recreational." [Branch, 495]
  0 Gore/HRC ticket: "By the numbers, and Clinton's gut, a Gore-Hillary ticket would give Democrats their best chance
  to defeat Bush for the White House. 'Hands down,' he [WJC] said, 'but I don't think Al would ever do it." [Branch, 540]
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  0 WJC suggesting Rubin run for NY Senate seat: The passage comes after WJC talks about supporting HRC if she
  decided to run, which raises a question of whether he had preferred Rubin or whether the two events are unconnected.
  "When the president had urged him [Rubin] to run for and easily win the New York Senate seat, Rubin recoiled...He
  could not fathom why Hillary wanted to run now..." [Branch, 557]
  0 On trip to South Asia: Branch says that WJC agreed to cancel a stop in Bangladesh, because "of hard intelligence
  that Osama bin Laden had lined the route with assassins." [Branch, 594] My Life discusses the cancelled trip but does
  not specify it was because of bin Laden or assassins.
  [1] ""Gephardt is an asshole," Hillary commented. The president, pointing to my recorders, advised gently that the tapes
  were on. She winced but shrugged with a smile. "Well, he is," she insisted. In an awkward silence, I backed up both
  machines to erase the first lady's epithet." [Branch, 263]
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  Got a readout from Rich. We still have work to do on the cables, which we'll do at our session with Eikenberry
  tomorrow. The July 2011 date was a trouble spot too -- but there is no excuse for that and that got mostly sorted by the
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  interfered.
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  Got a readout from Rich. We still have work to do on the cables, which we'll do at our session with Eikenberry
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  I happen to have a mtg this morning with Cheryl to walk her through the book, I'll send you a summary afterwards.

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  Do you have her contact info? Thx.
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  I happen to have a mtg this morning with Cheryl to walk her through the book, I'll send you a summary afterwards.
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  To: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: RE: Branch's book
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  Diane Reynolds; H
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  Original Message
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  To: Evergreen
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  Sent: Sep 15, 2009 8:39 AM
  Thank you!
  Thanks again
  From: PIR [preines
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  To: Diane Reynolds; H
  Subject: Re: Branch's book
  I happen to have a mtg this morning with Cheryl to walk her through the book, I'll send you a summary afterwards.
  Original Message
  From: Energy
  To: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: RE: Branch's book
  Sent: Sep 15, 2009 8:25 AM
  From: H
  Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:18 AM
  To: 'preines
  Cc: Diane Reynolds
  Subject: Branch's book
  Do you have her contact info? Thx.
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  Cheryl Mills <
  Sunday, December 6, 2009 9:39 PM
  Fwd: Charles Blow in NYT today
  EF1
  December 5, 2009
  Op-Ed Columnist
  Black in the Age of Obama
  By CHARLES M. BLOW
  A hundred and fifty years ago, Charles Dickens opened "A Tale of Two Cities" with the now-famous phrase:
  "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. ..."
  Those words resonated with me recently while contemplating the impact of the Obama presidency on blacks in
  America. So far, it's been mixed. Blacks are living a tale of two Americas — one of the ascension of the first
  black president with the cultural capital that accrues; the other of a collapsing quality of life and amplified racial
  tensions, while supporting a president who is loath to even acknowledge their pain, let alone commiserate in it.
  Last year, blacks dared to dream anew, envisioning a future in which Obama's election would be the catalyst for
  an era of prosperity and more racial harmony. Now that the election's afterglow has nearly faded, the hysteria of
  hope is being ground against the hard stone of reality. Things have not gotten better. In many ways, they've
  gotten worse.
  The recession, for one, has dealt a particularly punishing and uneven hand to blacks.
  A May report from the Pew Research Center found that blacks were the most likely to get higher-priced
  subprime loans, leading to higher foreclosure rates. In fact, blacks have displaced Hispanics as the group with
  the lowest homeownership rates.
  According to the most recent jobs data, not only is the unemployment rate for blacks nearly twice that of whites,
  the gap in some important demographics has widened rapidly since Obama took office. The unemployment rate
  over that time for white college graduates under 24 years old grew by about 20 percent. For their black cohorts,
  the rate grew by about twice that much.
  And a report published last month by the Department of Agriculture found that in 2008, "food insecurity" for
  American households had risen to record levels, with black children being the most likely to experience that
  food insecurity.
  Things on the racial front are just as bad.
  We are now inundated with examples of overt racism on a scale to which we are unaccustomed. Any protester
  with a racist poster can hijack a news cycle, while a racist image can live forever on the Internet. In fact, racially
  offensive images of the first couple are so prolific online that Google now runs an apologetic ad with the results
  of image searches of them.
  And it's not all words and images; it's actions as well. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's 2008
  hate crimes data released last week, anti-black hate crimes rose 4 percent from 2007, while the combined hate
  crimes against all other racial categories declined 11 percent. If you look at the two-year trend, which would
  include Obarna's ascension as a candidate, anti-black hate crimes have risen 8 percent, while those against the
  other racial groups have fallen 19 percent.
  This has had a sobering effect on blacks. According to a Nov. 9 report from Gallup, last summer 23 percent of
  blacks thought that race relations would get a lot better with the election of Obama. Now less than half that
  percentage says that things have actually gotten a lot better.
  The racial animosity that Obama's election has stirred up may have contributed to a rallying effect among
  blacks. According to a Gallup report published on Nov. 24, Obama's approval rating among whites has dropped
  to 39 percent, but among blacks it remains above 90 percent.
  Also, this hasn't exactly been a good year for black men in the news. Plaxico Burress was locked up for
  accidentally shooting off a gun in a club. Henry Louis Gates Jr. was locked up for intentionally shooting off his
  mouth at his own home. And Michael Jackson died after being shot full of propofol. Chris Brown brutally beat
  Rihanna. Former Representative William Jefferson was convicted. And most recently, the "personal failings" of
  Tiger Woods portray him as an alley cat. Meanwhile, the most critically acclaimed black movie of the year,
  "Precious," features a black man who rapes and twice impregnates his own daughter. Rooting for the president
  feels like a nice counterbalance.
  However, the rallying creates a conundrum for blacks: how to air anxiety without further arming Obama's
  enemies. This dilemma has rendered blacks virtually voiceless on some pressing issues at a time when their
  voices would have presumably held greater sway.
  This means that Obama can get away with doing almost nothing to specifically address issues important to
  African-Americans and instead focus on the white voters he's losing in droves. This has not gone unnoticed. In
  the Nov. 9 Gallup poll, the number of blacks who felt that Obama would not go far enough in promoting efforts
  to aid the black community jumped 60 percent from last summer to now.
  The hard truth is that Obama needs white voters more than he needs black ones.
  According to my analysis, even if every black person in America had stayed home on Election Day, Obama
  would still be president. To a large degree, Obama was elected by white people, some of whom were more able
  to accept him because he consciously portrayed himself as racially ambiguous.
  In fact, commiserating with the blacks could prove politically problematic.
  In a study to be published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of the Sciences this month,
  researchers asked subjects to rate images of the president to determine which ones best represented his "true
  essence." In some of the photos, his skin had been lightened. In others, it had been darkened. The result? The
  more people identified him with the "whiter" images, the more likely they were to have voted for him, and vice
  versa.
  The Age of Obama, so far at least, seems less about Obama as a black community game-changer than as a
  White House gamesman. It's unclear if there will be a positive Obama Effect, but an Obama Backlash is
  increasingly apparent. Meanwhile, black people are also living a tale of two actions: grin and bear it.
  Forwarded message

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  Cheryl Mills <
  Sunday, December 6, 2009 9:39 PM
  Fwd: Charles Blow in NYT today
  EF1
  December 5, 2009
  Op-Ed Columnist
  Black in the Age of Obama
  By CHARLES M. BLOW
  A hundred and fifty years ago, Charles Dickens opened "A Tale of Two Cities" with the now-famous phrase:
  "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. ..."
  Those words resonated with me recently while contemplating the impact of the Obama presidency on blacks in
  America. So far, it's been mixed. Blacks are living a tale of two Americas — one of the ascension of the first
  black president with the cultural capital that accrues; the other of a collapsing quality of life and amplified racial
  tensions, while supporting a president who is loath to even acknowledge their pain, let alone commiserate in it.
  Last year, blacks dared to dream anew, envisioning a future in which Obama's election would be the catalyst for
  an era of prosperity and more racial harmony. Now that the election's afterglow has nearly faded, the hysteria of
  hope is being ground against the hard stone of reality. Things have not gotten better. In many ways, they've
  gotten worse.
  The recession, for one, has dealt a particularly punishing and uneven hand to blacks.
  A May report from the Pew Research Center found that blacks were the most likely to get higher-priced
  subprime loans, leading to higher foreclosure rates. In fact, blacks have displaced Hispanics as the group with
  the lowest homeownership rates.
  According to the most recent jobs data, not only is the unemployment rate for blacks nearly twice that of whites,
  the gap in some important demographics has widened rapidly since Obama took office. The unemployment rate
  over that time for white college graduates under 24 years old grew by about 20 percent. For their black cohorts,
  the rate grew by about twice that much.
  And a report published last month by the Department of Agriculture found that in 2008, "food insecurity" for
  American households had risen to record levels, with black children being the most likely to experience that
  food insecurity.
  Things on the racial front are just as bad.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765959 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765959 Date: 08/31/2015
  We are now inundated with examples of overt racism on a scale to which we are unaccustomed. Any protester
  with a racist poster can hijack a news cycle, while a racist image can live forever on the Internet. In fact, racially
  offensive images of the first couple are so prolific online that Google now runs an apologetic ad with the results
  of image searches of them.
  And it's not all words and images; it's actions as well. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's 2008
  hate crimes data released last week, anti-black hate crimes rose 4 percent from 2007, while the combined hate
  crimes against all other racial categories declined 11 percent. If you look at the two-year trend, which would
  include Obarna's ascension as a candidate, anti-black hate crimes have risen 8 percent, while those against the
  other racial groups have fallen 19 percent.
  This has had a sobering effect on blacks. According to a Nov. 9 report from Gallup, last summer 23 percent of
  blacks thought that race relations would get a lot better with the election of Obama. Now less than half that
  percentage says that things have actually gotten a lot better.
  The racial animosity that Obama's election has stirred up may have contributed to a rallying effect among
  blacks. According to a Gallup report published on Nov. 24, Obama's approval rating among whites has dropped
  to 39 percent, but among blacks it remains above 90 percent.
  Also, this hasn't exactly been a good year for black men in the news. Plaxico Burress was locked up for
  accidentally shooting off a gun in a club. Henry Louis Gates Jr. was locked up for intentionally shooting off his
  mouth at his own home. And Michael Jackson died after being shot full of propofol. Chris Brown brutally beat
  Rihanna. Former Representative William Jefferson was convicted. And most recently, the "personal failings" of
  Tiger Woods portray him as an alley cat. Meanwhile, the most critically acclaimed black movie of the year,
  "Precious," features a black man who rapes and twice impregnates his own daughter. Rooting for the president
  feels like a nice counterbalance.
  However, the rallying creates a conundrum for blacks: how to air anxiety without further arming Obama's
  enemies. This dilemma has rendered blacks virtually voiceless on some pressing issues at a time when their
  voices would have presumably held greater sway.
  This means that Obama can get away with doing almost nothing to specifically address issues important to
  African-Americans and instead focus on the white voters he's losing in droves. This has not gone unnoticed. In
  the Nov. 9 Gallup poll, the number of blacks who felt that Obama would not go far enough in promoting efforts
  to aid the black community jumped 60 percent from last summer to now.
  The hard truth is that Obama needs white voters more than he needs black ones.
  According to my analysis, even if every black person in America had stayed home on Election Day, Obama
  would still be president. To a large degree, Obama was elected by white people, some of whom were more able
  to accept him because he consciously portrayed himself as racially ambiguous.
  In fact, commiserating with the blacks could prove politically problematic.
  In a study to be published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of the Sciences this month,
  researchers asked subjects to rate images of the president to determine which ones best represented his "true
  essence." In some of the photos, his skin had been lightened. In others, it had been darkened. The result? The
  more people identified him with the "whiter" images, the more likely they were to have voted for him, and vice
  versa.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765959 Date: 08/31/2015

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  The Age of Obama, so far at least, seems less about Obama as a black community game-changer than as a
  White House gamesman. It's unclear if there will be a positive Obama Effect, but an Obama Backlash is
  increasingly apparent. Meanwhile, black people are also living a tale of two actions: grin and bear it.
  Forwarded message
  From: Minyon Moore
  Date: Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 8:42 PM
  Subject: Charles Blow in NYT today
  To:
  Read his column today ... "Black in the Age of Obama" ... much to discuss
  "This means that Obama can get away with doing almost nothing to specifically address issues
  important to African-Americans and instead focus on the white voters he's losing in droves."
  hap ://www.nytime s.c om/2 009/ 1 2/05/opinion/05 blow.html?_r= 1 &th&emc=th
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  Yes! Forthcoming
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 1:08 PM
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  Can you pls send me a copy for today?
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  Subject: Fw: For S
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Dec 07 21:59:19 2009
  Subject: For S
  You were great tonight. Everyone was hugely energized. Not to take anything away from the speechwriters, but you
  were at your best in the last 5 minutes speaking from the heart. That's what we have to bottle for the development
  speech. This was a great way to tee it up. AM
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  Subject: Fw: for S -- a family plea
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Dec 07 18:19:30 2009
  Subject: for S -- a family plea
  This is probably entirely inappropriate, but I had gathered that you were thinking possibly of taking
  off on Dec 21. I would urge you to — for your own sake. The pace is absolutely killing and you
  deserve it. But it will also mean that a lot of folks who would like to take some time off with their
  family before Xmas (e.g. moms like me who are necessary to make Xmas happen) would feel much
  freer to do so. AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
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  Thank you for your message. I am out of the office today with intermittent access to email.
  If you need immediate assistance, please call Joanne Laszczych at 202-647-5548.
  Thank you.
  cdm

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  Thank you for your message. I am out of the office today with intermittent access to email.
  If you need immediate assistance, please call Joanne Laszczych at 202-647-5548.
  Thank you.
  cdm
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  Happy new year to you and Bill--and Chelsea! Congrats on the upcoming marriage. A good sign, I hope, that this year will
  be better. Onward, upward. Sid

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  To: H
  Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
  Happy new year to you and Bill--and Chelsea! Congrats on the upcoming marriage. A good sign, I hope, that this year will
  be better. Onward, upward. Sid Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: Isbwhoeop
  Sent: Jan 1, 2010 12:08 PM
  Subject: Happy New Year!
  Thx for sending the emails about the Nigerian. We are working on all of the issues raised.
  I hope you, Jackie and the boys (men??) have a happy, healthy, prosperous 2010. I will look forward to seeing more of
  you in the upcoming months.
  All the best, H
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765974 Date: 08/31/2015



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  sbwhoeop
  Friday, January 1, 2010 12:27 PM
  Re: Happy New Year!
  And read Krugman today in nyt

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  sbwhoeop
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  Re: Happy New Year!
  And read Krugman today in nyt
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: Isbwhoeop
  Sent: Jan 1, 2010 12:08 PM
  Subject: Happy New Year!
  Thx for sending the emails about the Nigerian. We are working on all of the issues raised.
  I hope you, Jackie and the boys (men??) have a happy, healthy, prosperous 2010.1 will look forward to seeing more of
  you in the upcoming months.
  All the best, H
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765976 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Got it. It's on my list to track down today.
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  Got it. It's on my list to track down today.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Tue Dec 08 07:24:46 2009
  Subject: Saudi-Cuba
  I mentioned to you that Saud asked if we objected to their making a grant to Cuba for development in health. I don't see
  why we should but I may be missing something. Pls run the traps.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765977 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Great - let's do 730 your time.
  XO

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  Great - let's do 730 your time.
  XO
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Tue Dec 08 07:16:30 2009
  Subject: Checking in
  - Mills, Cheryl D
  Sorry we didn't talk last night but I actually collapsed when I got back from my speech. Let's try again tonight. Let me
  know what time will work. I should be home by 7. Hope you're loving the sun!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765978 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Krugman, in case you haven't seen:
  January 1, 2010
  Op-Ed Columnist
  Chinese New Year
  By PAUL KRUGMAN
  It's the season when pundits traditionally make predictions about the year ahead. Mine concerns international economics:
  I predict that 2010 will be the year of China. And not in a good way.
  Actually, the biggest problems with China involve climate change. But today I want to focus on currency policy.
  China has become a major financial and trade power. But it doesn't act like other big economies. Instead, it follows a
  mercantilist policy, keeping its trade surplus artificially high. And in today's depressed world, that policy is, to put it bluntly,
  predatory.
  Here's how it works: Unlike the dollar, the euro or the yen, whose values fluctuate freely, China's currency is pegged by
  official policy at about 6.8 yuan to the dollar. At this exchange rate, Chinese manufacturing has a large cost advantage
  over its rivals, leading to huge trade surpluses.
  Under normal circumstances, the inflow of dollars from those surpluses would push up the value of China's currency,
  unless it was offset by private investors heading the other way. And private investors are trying to get into China, not out
  of it. But China's government restricts capital inflows, even as it buys up dollars and parks them abroad, adding to a $2
  trillion-plus hoard of foreign exchange reserves.
  This policy is good for China's export-oriented state-industrial complex, not so good for Chinese consumers. But what
  about the rest of us?
  In the past, China's accumulation of foreign reserves, many of which were invested in American bonds, was arguably
  doing us a favor by keeping interest rates low — although what we did with those low interest rates was mainly to inflate a
  housing bubble. But right now the world is awash in cheap money, looking for someplace to go. Short-term interest rates
  are close to zero; long-term interest rates are higher, but only because investors expect the zero-rate policy to end some
  day. China's bond purchases make little or no difference.
  Meanwhile, that trade surplus drains much-needed demand away from a depressed world economy. My back-of-the-
  envelope calculations suggest that for the next couple of years Chinese mercantilism may end up reducing U.S.
  employment by around 1.4 million jobs.
  The Chinese refuse to acknowledge the problem. Recently Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, dismissed foreign complaints:
  "On one hand, you are asking for the yuan to appreciate, and on the other hand, you are taking all kinds of protectionist
  measures." Indeed: other countries are taking (modest) protectionist measures precisely because China refuses to let its
  currency rise. And more such measures are entirely appropriate.
  Or are they? I usually hear two reasons for not confronting China over its policies. Neither holds water.
  First, there's the claim that we can't confront the Chinese because they would wreak havoc with the U.S. economy by
  dumping their hoard of dollars. This is all wrong, and not just because in so doing the Chinese would inflict large losses on
  themselves. The larger point is that the same forces that make Chinese mercantilism so damaging right now also mean
  that China has little or no financial leverage.
  Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money. So if China were to start selling dollars, there's no reason to think it
  would significantly raise U.S. interest rates. It would probably weaken the dollar against other currencies — but that would
  be good, not bad, for U.S. competitiveness and employment. So if the Chinese do dump dollars, we should send them a
  thank-you note.

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  From: sbwhoeop B61
  Sent: Friday, January 1, 2010 12:44 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
  Krugman, in case you haven't seen:
  January 1, 2010
  Op-Ed Columnist
  Chinese New Year
  By PAUL KRUGMAN
  It's the season when pundits traditionally make predictions about the year ahead. Mine concerns international economics:
  I predict that 2010 will be the year of China. And not in a good way.
  Actually, the biggest problems with China involve climate change. But today I want to focus on currency policy.
  China has become a major financial and trade power. But it doesn't act like other big economies. Instead, it follows a
  mercantilist policy, keeping its trade surplus artificially high. And in today's depressed world, that policy is, to put it bluntly,
  predatory.
  Here's how it works: Unlike the dollar, the euro or the yen, whose values fluctuate freely, China's currency is pegged by
  official policy at about 6.8 yuan to the dollar. At this exchange rate, Chinese manufacturing has a large cost advantage
  over its rivals, leading to huge trade surpluses.
  Under normal circumstances, the inflow of dollars from those surpluses would push up the value of China's currency,
  unless it was offset by private investors heading the other way. And private investors are trying to get into China, not out
  of it. But China's government restricts capital inflows, even as it buys up dollars and parks them abroad, adding to a $2
  trillion-plus hoard of foreign exchange reserves.
  This policy is good for China's export-oriented state-industrial complex, not so good for Chinese consumers. But what
  about the rest of us?
  In the past, China's accumulation of foreign reserves, many of which were invested in American bonds, was arguably
  doing us a favor by keeping interest rates low — although what we did with those low interest rates was mainly to inflate a
  housing bubble. But right now the world is awash in cheap money, looking for someplace to go. Short-term interest rates
  are close to zero; long-term interest rates are higher, but only because investors expect the zero-rate policy to end some
  day. China's bond purchases make little or no difference.
  Meanwhile, that trade surplus drains much-needed demand away from a depressed world economy. My back-of-the-
  envelope calculations suggest that for the next couple of years Chinese mercantilism may end up reducing U.S.
  employment by around 1.4 million jobs.
  The Chinese refuse to acknowledge the problem. Recently Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, dismissed foreign complaints:
  "On one hand, you are asking for the yuan to appreciate, and on the other hand, you are taking all kinds of protectionist
  measures." Indeed: other countries are taking (modest) protectionist measures precisely because China refuses to let its
  currency rise. And more such measures are entirely appropriate.
  Or are they? I usually hear two reasons for not confronting China over its policies. Neither holds water.
  First, there's the claim that we can't confront the Chinese because they would wreak havoc with the U.S. economy by
  dumping their hoard of dollars. This is all wrong, and not just because in so doing the Chinese would inflict large losses on
  themselves. The larger point is that the same forces that make Chinese mercantilism so damaging right now also mean
  that China has little or no financial leverage.
  Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money. So if China were to start selling dollars, there's no reason to think it
  would significantly raise U.S. interest rates. It would probably weaken the dollar against other currencies — but that would
  be good, not bad, for U.S. competitiveness and employment. So if the Chinese do dump dollars, we should send them a
  thank-you note.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765980 Date: 08/31/2015

  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To:
  Sent: Fn, Jan 1, 2010 12:08 pm
  Subject: Happy New Year!
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765980 Date: 08/31/2015
  Second, there's the claim that protectionism is always a bad thing, in any circumstances. If that's what you believe,
  however, you learned Econ 101 from the wrong people — because when unemployment is high and the government can't
  restore full employment, the usual rules don't apply.
  Let me quote from a classic paper by the late Paul Samuelson, who more or less created modern economics: "With
  employment less than full ... all the debunked mercantilistic arguments" — that is, claims that nations who subsidize their
  exports effectively steal jobs from other countries — "turn out to be valid." He then went on to argue that persistently
  misaligned exchange rates create "genuine problems for free-trade apologetics." The best answer to these problems is
  getting exchange rates back to where they ought to be. But that's exactly what China is refusing to let happen.
  The bottom line is that Chinese mercantilism is a growing problem, and the victims of that mercantilism have little to lose
  from a trade confrontation. So I'd urge China's government to reconsider its stubbornness. Otherwise, the very mild
  protectionism it's currently complaining about will be the start of something much bigger.
  Thx for sending the emails about the Nigerian. We are working on all of the
  issues raised.
  I hope you, Jackie and the boys (men??) have a happy, healthy, prosperous 2010.
  I will look forward to seeing more of you in the upcoming months.
  All the best, H
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765980 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Is at 7pm in the Jockey Club of the Fairfax Hotel
  2100 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest

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  Jack is having 7pm dinner at fairfax hotel with eikenberry and petreaus which is right down the street from u on mass
  avenue. Monica can make make sure u get in ok if u want to go.

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  Jack is having 7pm dinner at fairfax hotel with eikenberry and petreaus which is right down the street from u on mass
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  Thank you for such a lovely note. Life
  seems very sweet indeed this New Year's Day, and all the more so with the privilege of doing meaningful and important
  work with a great team of people and a leader whom I am proud to serve. It has been quite a journey indeed, one that
  has been hard at times, but immensely rewarding. Happy New Year, and here's to a great 2010.
  AM

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  Sent: Friday, January 1, 2010 3:51 PM
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  Subject Re: Oh, my--and , thankfully, Happy New year!
  Thank you for such a lovely note. Life
  seems very sweet indeed this New Year's Day, and all the more so with the privilege of doing meaningful and important
  work with a great team of people and a leader whom I am proud to serve. It has been quite a journey indeed, one that
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  AM
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Fri Jan 01 12:00:58 2010
  Subject: Oh, my—and , thankfully, Happy New year!
  Dear Anne-Marie,
  I was just reading your two wonderful memos on 5/ P accomplishments and the QDDR,
  I also want to thank you for a wonderful year of work, creativity, collaboration and progress. I know the start for all of us
  was shaky, but we have hit our stride and you are such a valuable member of the team, a generator of ideas, a
  conductor of talent and even a necessary nudge from time to time. Thank you for making this journey w me.
  I will schedule the S/P visit and photo as soon as I can. Until we see one another next week, be well and take care
  (please!)
  All the best, Hillary
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ExtractedBodyText: Lauren can meet you there if you decide to go.
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  Lauren can meet you there if you decide to go.
  From: Hanley, Monica R
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  Is at 7pm in the Jockey Club of the Fairfax Hotel
  2100 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest 1
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  As I mentioned, you will be receiving a binder of NPR documents tonight. I mischaracterized the structure of the
  binder. The cover note is merely an extended table of contents, and behind it are six 2- or 3-pagers on the six major
  questions on which they seek your guidance. The papers are technical, and some are easier to read than others, but it is
  worth a quick scan tonight before they march through them tomorrow.

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  I
  Subject: NPR documents
  As I mentioned, you will be receiving a binder of NPR documents tonight. I mischaracterized the structure of the
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ExtractedBodyText: Okay- I just left. Lew and patraeus are both there.
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  Okay- I just left. Lew and patraeus are both there.
  Original Message --
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  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Tue Dec 08 18:48:47 2009
  Subject: Tonight
  I just heard you were at the Jockey Club but you don't need to stay. I'm just stopping by so pls don't feel obligated. Thx.
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  Tuesday, December 8, 2009 7:45 PM
  Left mssg w/ your
  at 730pm
  We are headed to dinner at 8pm so if I miss you, how early can I call in am?
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765993 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Good question. Strobe will know the answer on good sounding boards. I know that he spends a fair amount of time
  with nonpro/arms control types of all stripes. I will check in with him.

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  Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 7:52 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: NPR documents
  Good question. Strobe will know the answer on good sounding boards. I know that he spends a fair amount of time
  with nonpro/arms control types of all stripes. I will check in with him.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 6:44 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Subject: Re: NPR documents
  Do we have any independent third opinion we can ask for advice?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivan11@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Dec 08 17:39:03 2009
  Subject: NPR documents
  As I mentioned, you will be receiving a binder of NPR documents tonight. I mischaracterized the structure of the binder.
  The cover note is merely an extended table of contents, and behind it are six 2- or 3-pagers on the six major questions
  on which they seek your guidance. The papers are technical, and some are easier to read than others, but it is worth a•
  quick scan tonight before they march through them tomorrow.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765994 Date: 08/31/2015



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  jpg
  The new year is bound to bring in a continuing wave of crisis around the world. Consider this photo a
  momentary respite. It is evocative of the good feeling you engender everywhere. The photo is of the Director
  of New Life Center in Chiang Mai. They are doing incredible work there and have made exceptional progress
  since your visit. They remember you with great gratitude. I had one of your signed photos left after
  distributing the others to the Burmese women human rights leaders (who also felt that you were on their
  side).
  Everywhere I went over the holidays, there was much favorable comment about your leadership. I'm so proud
  to be back working with you. Because you've created such ripples of hope, we've got so much to do!
  Love to all the Clintons and best wishes for a healthy, happy, productive and rewarding New Year.
  <<New Life Center Foundation 2009.jpg»

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  The new year is bound to bring in a continuing wave of crisis around the world. Consider this photo a
  momentary respite. It is evocative of the good feeling you engender everywhere. The photo is of the Director
  of New Life Center in Chiang Mai. They are doing incredible work there and have made exceptional progress
  since your visit. They remember you with great gratitude. I had one of your signed photos left after
  distributing the others to the Burmese women human rights leaders (who also felt that you were on their
  side).
  Everywhere I went over the holidays, there was much favorable comment about your leadership. I'm so proud
  to be back working with you. Because you've created such ripples of hope, we've got so much to do!
  Love to all the Clintons and best wishes for a healthy, happy, productive and rewarding New Year.
  <<New Life Center Foundation 2009.jpg»
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05765995 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Madame Secretary —
  Many thanks for taking the time to meet the family today. They were thrilled to meet you (and I enjoyed the
  break from the Ukrainians...)
  Best,
  Phil

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  Subject Thanks!
  Madame Secretary —
  Many thanks for taking the time to meet the family today. They were thrilled to meet you (and I enjoyed the
  break from the Ukrainians...)
  Best,
  Phil
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766004 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 6:42 AM
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  Subject: no anifah call at 7:30.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766005 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Thank you and a very happy new year to you both!
  Will make sure to add to the calendar.

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  Sent: Saturday, January 2, 2010 8:10 AM
  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Thank you and a very happy new year to you both!
  Will make sure to add to the calendar.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona 1
  Cc: Huma Abed in
  Sent: Sat Jan 02 05:58:48 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  First, Happy Happy New Year, Lona, to you and your family and thank you for another wonderful year of getting me
  organized w your legendary good spirits and calm in the midst of chaos. Here's to an even better 2010!
  And, here are a few dates to keep track of--
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766007 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 7:01 AM
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  Subject But fm lieberman is confirmed for 7:30. Sending call sheet now.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766008 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 7:12 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: But fm lieberman is confirmed for 7:30. Sending call sheet now.
  Ok
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 07:03:11 2009
  Subject: Re: But fm lieberman is confirmed for 7:30. Sending call sheet now.
  Ok. Also pls
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 07:00:32 2009
  Subject: But fm lieberman is confirmed for 7:30. Sending call sheet now.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766009 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 1:56 PM
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  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Hariri
  I am out of the office, back on November 30.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766010 Date: 07/31/2015



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  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am VVEEICLY MEETING w/REGIONAL BUREAU SECRETARIES
  10:00 am Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  10:00 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ BRADY WILLIAMSON
  10:15 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am BILATERAL w/CROATIAN FOREIGN MINISTER GORDAN
  11:00 am JANDROKOVIC Secy's Conf. Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  11:00 am USG PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  11:05 am Secretary's Office
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  12:40 am OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:15 pm VIDEO CONFERENCE TO THE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
  1:45 pm LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN HUMAN RIGHTS
  Principals Conference Room 7516
  2:00 pm DEPARTMENT OF STATE'S ANNUAL RETIREMENT
  3:00 pm (t) CEREMONY Dean Acheson Auditorium, First Floor
  3:00 pm PRESS TIME
  3:30 pm 8" Floor or Marshall Room
  4:00 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ JOE DIMENTO
  4:10 pm Secretary's Office
  4:15 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:45 pm Secretary's Office
  6:45 pm (t) HOLIDAY RECEPTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE PRESS
  7:15 pm (t) Jefferson and Adams Rooms, eFloor
  7:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  7:30 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###

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  Subject Mini Schedule 12/10/09 Thursday
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
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  10:00 am Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
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  10:15 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am BILATERAL w/CROATIAN FOREIGN MINISTER GORDAN
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  11:05 am Secretary's Office
  11:05 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/CROATIAN FOREIGN
  11:15 am MINISTER GORDAN JANDROKOVIC Treaty Room
  11:30 am PHONE CALL w/ BRAZILIAN FM CELSO AMORIM
  11:40 am Secretary's Office
  11:40 am OFFICE TIME
  12:30 pm Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm PHONE CALL w/ MALAYSIAN FM ANIFAH AMAN
  12:40 pm Secretary's office
  12:40 am OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:15 pm VIDEO CONFERENCE TO THE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
  1:45 pm LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN HUMAN RIGHTS
  Principals Conference Room 7516
  2:00 pm DEPARTMENT OF STATE'S ANNUAL RETIREMENT
  3:00 pm (t) CEREMONY Dean Acheson Auditorium, First Floor
  3:00 pm PRESS TIME
  3:30 pm 8" Floor or Marshall Room
  4:00 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ JOE DIMENTO
  4:10 pm Secretary's Office
  4:15 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:45 pm Secretary's Office
  6:45 pm (t) HOLIDAY RECEPTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE PRESS
  7:15 pm (t) Jefferson and Adams Rooms, eFloor
  7:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  7:30 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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  There are a number of different possibilities for how the decision on the Guinea/Madagascar credentials may go
  tomorrow. (It is Zambia and Tanzania bringing the challenge on behalf of the AU.) I was under the impression that we
  would not have to vote on the potential credentials challenges. We may have to.
  We may have to vote on a motion to *deny* them credentials and exclude them. For the moment, the guidance is to
  vote to credential all countries — including these two — as is customary, while conducting outreach with Tanzania,
  Zambia, and the AU to exnlain that WP have our own imnpratives hut ma cunnnrt thp fart that they are taking a
  principled stand.
  We may have to vote on a motion to *defer* decision, which would allow them to be seated and vote but would not
  formally grant credentials. For the moment, the guidance is to potentially support such a motion — this was the practice
  with respect to South Africa between 1983 and 1994. Everyone is in the same place on this.
  Ultimately, however, the whole thing may die of its own weight. This is probably the most likely outcome.

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  Subject Guinea/Madagascar
  There are a number of different possibilities for how the decision on the Guinea/Madagascar credentials may go
  tomorrow. (It is Zambia and Tanzania bringing the challenge on behalf of the AU.) I was under the impression that we
  would not have to vote on the potential credentials challenges. We may have to.
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  We may have to vote on a motion to *defer* decision, which would allow them to be seated and vote but would not
  formally grant credentials. For the moment, the guidance is to potentially support such a motion — this was the practice
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  Ultimately, however, the whole thing may die of its own weight. This is probably the most likely outcome.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766014 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Importance: High
  ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY WORK-PRODUCT
  And Happy New Year to you (and your family) too! I am so thrilled to be in this job and working with you. I am having a
  great time, and hope to have an even better 2010.
  Re Blackwater. I have already put these very questions to our team, and they are working up a memo on the subject.
  Significantly, the press accounts are all saying that State Department lawyers appropriately warned the DOJ prosecutors,
  but that the DOJ lawyers chose to take a different route.
  My initial reactions to your questions are as follows:
  I will keep pressing and give you an oral report at Monday's 8:45, and we can get the promised memo to you soon
  thereafter.
  Please let me know if you need more.
  Best
  Harold
  For

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  Importance: High
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  And Happy New Year to you (and your family) too! I am so thrilled to be in this job and working with you. I am having a
  great time, and hope to have an even better 2010.
  Re Blackwater. I have already put these very questions to our team, and they are working up a memo on the subject.
  Significantly, the press accounts are all saying that State Department lawyers appropriately warned the DOJ prosecutors,
  but that the DOJ lawyers chose to take a different route.
  My initial reactions to your questions are as follows:
  I will keep pressing and give you an oral report at Monday's 8:45, and we can get the promised memo to you soon
  thereafter.
  Please let me know if you need more.
  Best
  Harold
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766015 Date: 08/31/2015

  For
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766015 Date: 08/31/2015
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 8:53 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Blackwater case
  Harold---
  First, Happy New Year to you and your family and thank you for all of your great work this past year. I am looking B5
  forward to the year ahead.
  Second, what can we do about Judge Urbina's ruling
  example, what is the likelihood of success on appeal? Can the US file a civil action against the company? Pay
  compensation to the victims? What other options do we have?
  All the best, H
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  Yes. (Sorry for late response -- been driving in Thanksgiving traffic to Ohio.)
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  Jeff--When I spoke w him, he mentioned a cable that he thought threatened our support for the LAF. Do you know what
  that is about?
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  December 15, 2009
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: The Berlusconi assault
  The physical attack on Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is a major political event in Italy and
  Europe. His assailant is a mentally disturbed man without a political agenda who has been in and out of
  psychiatric care since he was 18 years old. Nonetheless, the assault has significant repercussions. It has
  generated sympathy for Berlusconi as a victim—he has been obviously injured, lost two teeth and a pint
  of blood, and doctors will keep him in the hospital for perhaps a week for observation. The attack comes
  as Berlusconi was beginning to lose political footing, having lost his legal immunity. One court inquiry
  is turning up evidence of his links to the Mafia while another is examining his role in the bribery case of
  British lawyer David Mills. Berlusconi's government and party have used the attack as a way to turn the
  sudden sympathy for him to his advantage, claiming that his opponents have sown a climate of "hate."
  Through demogogic appeals they are attempting to discredit and rebuff the legal proceedings against
  him and undermine the investigative press. (Berlusconi is suing La Repu.bblica, the large independent
  newspaper in Rome that has been most aggressive in digging into his affairs of all kind.)
  It would seem proper and decent for the President to call Berlusconi to express his concern about his health
  and wish him a speedy recovery, if he hasn't done so already. There are many reasons for Oba.ma to do
  this, not least to condemn violence against a democratically elected head of state. It would be awkward
  for the U.S. President not to call a Western head of state of a NATO country who has been physically
  harmed. Berlusconi, for his part, would certainly make such a call public. It would therefore also be
  awkward if a call were used only as an element in his sympathy campaign against the court proceedings.
  If so, there is a larger message that should be communicated, perhaps by the President in his conversation,
  but most importantly through a statement from the State Department, also conveyed by the U.S.
  ambassador in Italy. The USG condemns any and all violence as an assault on democracy. By the same
  measure, this incident involving an apparently deranged individual should not be exploited to raise
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  social tensions. Instead, it should inspire reflection on the necessity of every citizen to adhere to the rule
  of law as well as to respect freedom of speech and the press.
  Two articles on the legal inguries into Berlusconi below:
  http://www.independentocb.uk/newsZworldieuruei edusconi-cut-deal-
  with-mafia-court-told-1834647.html
  Berlusconi 'cut deal with Mafia', court told
  Former hitman claims Italian PM gave 'benefits' to the Mob for political support
  By Michael Day in Milan
  Saturday, 5 December 2009
  The Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, made a deal with the Sicilian Mafia in the early 1990s that put the
  country "in the hands" of the Mob, a court in Turin was told yesterday.
  G-aspare Spatuzza, a jailed Mafia hitman turned witness, told a packed and heavily guarded bunker courtroom
  that his Cosa Nostra Godfather boss had cut a deal with Mr Berlusconi in 1993 that provided unspecified
  "benefits" to the Mafia in exchange for political support. The media tycoon entered. politics a few months later
  and won his first term as Prime Minister in 1994.
  Spatuzza said his boss, Giuseppe Graviano, who was jailed over Mafia bomb attacks in Rome, Milan and
  Florence, had told him that the Mob had "got everything" with the help of Mr Berlusconi, adding that Graviano
  called Mr Berlusconi "the man from Channel 5", in reference to his TV network.
  The damaging claims came at the appeal hearing of Marcell° Dell'Utri, a key Berlusconi associate and senator,
  who is challenging his nine-year jail sentence for links with the Mafia.
  Spatuzza, in prison for several murders, testified: "Graviano told me the name of Berlusconi and said that
  thanks to him and the man from our home town [an apparent reference to Dell' Utri] we have the country in our
  hands." •
  Mr Berlusconi has denounced the claims of Spatuzza as "vile", and "unfounded and defamatory", denying ever
  having links with the Mafia. The Prime Minister's spokesman said the testimony yesterday was the Mafia's
  "completely logical" revenge against the Prime Minister for his "determined" fight against organised crime.
  Dell'Utri told the court that neither he nor Mr Berlusconi had Mafia connections. "It's in the interest of the
  Mafia to force the collapse of the Berlusconi government because this government has done the most in the
  fight against organised crime," he said. Mr Berlusconi, who recently lost his legal immunity to prosecution, was
  said to have been furious this week, after the parliamentary Speaker, Gianfranco Fini, the man who is supposed
  to be his closest ally, had said that the Spatuzza evidence was "an atomic bomb".
  Mr Fini was recorded by an unobserved microphone while talking privately at an official dinner. Rumours of
  the conservative Prime Minister's links with the Mob have persisted since investigators learnt that a Cosa Nostra
  hitman, Vittorio Mangano, worked as Mr Berlusconi's "stable-master" at the media mogul's villa in Arcore
  outside Milan in the 1970s. Much speculation has also centred on the origins of Mr Berlusconi's vast wealth.
  Last week, the Prime Minister's broadcast group, Mediaset, and his holding company, Fininvest, announced it
  intended to sue the left-wing newspaper La Repubblica over an article that said Mediaset was "20 per cent
  owned by the Mafia".
  La Stampa newspaper noted that the "dread combination of Mafia allegations and separation from his wife are
  now his principal torments". Mr Berlusconi's estranged wife, Veronica Lario, is said to be seeking a f3m-a-
  month divorce settlement, and a messy courtroom battle looms. Mr Berlusconi also faces a retrial on the charge
  that he bribed the British lawyer David Mills to lie in court.
  TIME
  Friday, Dec. 04, 2009
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  After a Court Ruling, Berlusconi's Legal Woes
  Resume
  By Jeff Israely
  The world has spent the past six months wondering how — and with whom -- Silvio Berlusconi spends his
  Saturday nights. But the combative, scandal-plagued Prime Minister of Italy would prefer to talk about his
  mornings instead. "Do you know how I've been forced to spend my Saturday mornings since I entered politics?"
  Berlusconi once declared to business leaders in Rome. "With my lawyers."
  Italy's self-proclaimed Defendant in Chief makes a. point of lamenting all those weekends spoiled by stacks of
  court dossiers. as further proof that he is the victim of politically motivated magistrates, whom he called during
  the same speech "the spreading cancer of our democracy." LSee Berlusconi's worst vaffes.).
  To combat such perceived persecution, Berlusconi has tested the bounds of decorous democratic conduct,
  including his allies' pushing a bill through Parliament last year that gave him and other top Italian officeholders
  immunity from prosecution. But since the Constitutional Court overturned that law in October, several criminal
  investigations into Berlusconi's business dealings have been reopened, with other new charges rumored to be
  looming.
  The potentially most damaging trial is set to resume Friday, Dec. 4, in Milan, with the 73-year-old billionaire
  being accused of paying British attorney David Mills $600,000 in 1997 to withhold incriminating evidence
  about his broadcasting empire Mediaset. Mills is appealing a conviction in the same case; both men have denied
  any wrongdoing.
  So, alas, Berlusconi is back to spending his downtime with a well-paid cadre of more than a dozen avvocati,
  who have been successful so far in keeping their biggest client clear of criminal convictions. Not that the
  lawyers have ever really gone away. Since the media baron first ran for office 15 years ago, his legal advisers
  have doubled as political consiglieri, key members of Parliament and even important Cabinet Ministers. Indeed,
  while some critics have spoken of Berlusconi's reign as a kind of sultanate of showgirls or government by gaffe,
  others have described it as a republic of attorneys. (See what Beriusconi's Obama "jok.es" sqy about Italy.)
  His longtime lawyer Cesare Previti served as Italian Defense Minister during Beriusconi's first term in 1994
  before being convicted of corruption himself (and losing twice on appeal). During Berlusconi's second term
  (2001-06), Gaetano Pecorella, a former leftist, served as president of Parliament's Justice Commission, where
  he was instrumental in shepherding through new laws that helped shield Berlusconi from investigating
  magistrates.
  Giovanni Sartori, a Columbia University professor of constitutional law, says the role Berlusconi's personal
  lawyers have played in his legislative agenda is yet another gargantuan conflict of interest to add to those
  related to his ownership of Italy's main private television stations. But by now, Sartori says, Berlusconi's
  lawyers have perfected the art of exploiting Italy's painfully slow justice system: many cases conclude without a
  final verdict because the statute of limitations has been reached. "It is more a mania than a necessity," Sartori
  says of Berlusconi's near obsession in battling magistrates. "He feels persecuted, and fighting the judges is what
  makes him happy."
  Berlusconi's current point man is Nicol° Ghedini, a somber-faced, lanky 49-year-old criminal-defense attorney
  from the northern city of Padua, who has served in both the Italian Senate and the lower house of Parliament.
  Ghedini has continued to mount a grinding defense in the criminal cases, arguing in the Mills case that
  Berlusconi cannot be present in the Milan courtroom for the next several months because of time conflicts with
  his duties as Prime Minister. Ghedini has also spearheaded an increasingly aggressive legal strategy that has
  included several libel suits against opposition newspapers. He declared in September that if necessary,
  Berlusconi would testify in a suit against a journalist who referred to rumors that the Prime Minister is
  impotent. Last week, Berlusconi vowed to launch additional suits against newspapers that printed
  unsubstantiated reports that a close adviser of his was involved in a 1993 bombing campaign by the Sicilian
  Mafia. (Read "An Offended Berlusconi Goes on the Offensive.")
  Despite these many legal headaches, 'Berlusconi is embroiled in one other particularly thorny case that even he
  can't blame on overzealous magistrates. Veronica Lario, Berlusconi's wife of more than. 20 years, filed for
  divorce earlier this year, which sparked an avalanche of accusations that he frequented a prostitute from Bari
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  and an underage model from Naples. The Milan daily Corriere della Sera reported last week that Lario has
  demanded 3.5 million euros ($5.2 million) in monthly payments, and Berlusconi countered with an offer of
  300,000 euros ($450,000). No matter how this and the other cases shake out, there is little hope that Berlusconi
  can avoid a mountain of lawyers' fees and some grim Saturdays that he'd rather devote to other business and
  pleasures.
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