# Emails

DocNumber: C05761885
MetadataSubject: TIANANMEN STATEMENT
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-06-06T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-06-30T04:00:00+00:00
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MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: HRCEmail_JuneWeb
ExtractedSubject: FW: Tiananmen statement
ExtractedTo: •H
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 4:18 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05761885
ExtractedDateReleased: 06/30/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText:
  See below.
  cdm

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761885 Date: 06/30/2015
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 4:18 PM
  To: •H
  Subject: FW: Tiananmen statement
  See below.
  cdm
  From: Stewart, Karen B (DRL)
  Sent: Friday, June 05, 2009 10:46 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Fw: Tiananmen statement
  Given your meeting in March with NGOs working on human rights in China, I thought you might be interested in this very
  positive reaction from Human Rights Watch on the Secretary's Tiananmen statement.
  Karen
  From: Sophie Richardson [mail to
  Sent: Friday, June 05, 2009 4:44 AM
  To: Osullivan, Susan X (DRL); Thornton, Susan A
  Subject: Tiananmen statement
  Susan, Susan,
  Many thanks for the Tiananmen statement, which hit all they key points, and went a long way towards resolving any lingering
  ambiguity from the Secretary's February comments. We believe it remains crucial to make such statements every year-or until such
  time as the Chinese government allows for real resolution. We know these statements cause a certain amoint of diplomatic rancor, but
  we hope that the comfort and courage they give people also remain part of your calculations.
  May I trouble one of you to forward this message to Steve and Dan in Beijing, and to Carlos in DC? And please do feel free to share it
  with anyone else involved in the statement.
  Cheers,
  Sophie
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761885 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761886
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-05-13T04:00:00+00:00
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MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedCc: Carpenter, Margaret V.W.; Mills, Cheryl D
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05761886
ExtractedDateReleased: 07/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText:
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  See orig traffic b/I mine

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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Wednesday, May 13, 2009 9:57 AM
  H
  Fw:
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761886 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  See orig traffic b/I mine
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: 'mvwcarpenter
  Cc: Carpenter, Margaret V.W.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed May 13 09:39:32 2009
  Subject: Re:
  Samuelson, Heather F
  Thx
  Cdm
  From: Margaret V. W. Carpenter
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Samuelson, Heather F
  Cc: Carpenter, Margaret V.W.
  Sent: Wed May 13 07:44:12 2009
  Subject: RE:
  B5
  Margaret Carpenter
  Tel:
  Email:
  > Subject: Re:
  > Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 05:12:00 -0400
  > From: MillsCDOstate.gov
  > To: PenalAstate.gov; SamuelsonHFstate.gov
  > CC: mvwcarpenter
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  > CdM
  •
  Original Message
  > From: Pena, Laura
  > To: Mills, Cheryl D; Samuelson, Heather F
  > Cc: 'mvwcarpenter
  > Sent: Tue May 12 20:44:30 2009
  > Subject: Re:
  •
  Original Message
  > From: Mills, Cheryl D
  > To: Samuelson, Heather F; Pena, Laura
  > Cc: 'mvwcarpenter
  > Sent: Tue. May 12 20:16:07 2009
  > Subject:
  > Heather/laura
  > Huma says tha is not on board yet - can you advise?
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DocNumber: C05761889
MetadataSubject: HRC
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: cheryl.mills
MetadataDateSent: 2009-05-13T04:00:00+00:00
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MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: HRC
ExtractedFrom: cheryl.mills
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:23 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05761889
ExtractedDateReleased: 06/30/2015
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ExtractedBodyText: Fyi
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761889 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: cheryl.mills
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: HRC
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Greg Albanis
  To: Cheryl Mills
  ReplyTo: Greg Albanis
  Sent: May 13, 2009 12:09 PM
  Subject: HRC
  Awesome The largest ceremony in NYU historyl Thank You II III The book is a special gift Greg Albanis Senior Director of
  University Events
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761889 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761893
MetadataSubject: DANIEL YOHANNES IS FROM ETHIOPIA
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-05-28T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Daniel Yohannes is from Ethiopia
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Toiv, Nora F
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:09 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05761893
ExtractedDateReleased: 07/31/2015
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ExtractedBodyText: Done - will try to work with your travel sked
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761893 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:09 AM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Daniel Yohannes is from Ethiopia
  Done - will try to work with your travel sked
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:07 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Daniel Yohannes is from Ethiopia
  Margaret, you and I should interview asap.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 27 22:18:24 2009
  Subject: FW: Daniel Yohannes is from Ethiopia
  From: Carpenter, Margaret V.W.
  Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 7:38 PM
  To: 'Cheryl Mills'; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: Daniel Yohannes is from Ethiopia
  The Uncommon Trustee
  FROM ETHIOPIA TO L.A. WITH $150 IN HIS POCKET, DANIEL YOHANNES BRINGS A QUIET DETERMINATION TO HIS
  TRUSTEE ROLE.
  By Leah Arroyo
  This article was published in Museum, July/August 2008.
  Trustee. The word brings to mind a venerable patrician of senior years, "trusted" to guide the interests of an
  organization or individual with wisdom and perspective. Someone with old-boy or -girl connections, decades of expertise
  and, especially, big bucks—not to mention the ability to pry others away from theirs. Ascot not required, but it couldn't
  hurt.
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  In certain ways, Daniel Yohannes of Denver is not your typical museum trustee. At 17, with $150, he moved from
  Ethiopia to Los Angeles as an exchange student without knowing a soul. He immediately got a part-time job as a stock
  boy in a clothing store and went on to support himself through high school, Claremont McKenna College and the MBA
  program at Pepperdine. He began his banking career as a teller at Security Pacific Bank.
  But in other ways, Yohannes is the very portrait of a board member. At 55, the president and CEO of M&R Investments,
  a firm specializing in real estate, financial institutions and energy. A former vice chairman of U.S. Bancorp. A few years
  ago he started a bank in San Francisco on the side. His board membership extends from the financial (a Fortune 100
  company) and educational (U.C. Denver Business School) to community organizations (the chamber of commerce, the
  National Jewish Hospital and Research Center, the Boy Scouts Council)—not to mention political service (chairing the
  transition team of Gov. Bill Ritter, Democrat of Colorado).
  And museums, a priority among the board invitations he has accepted. He served on the Smithsonian Institution's
  national board for six years and is now a trustee of the Denver Art Museum (DAM), where he established the Daniel
  Yohannes Family African Gallery. "I get a lot of my inspirations intellectually and culturally through art and history,
  primarily through museums," he says. "So when I was asked to sit on the [DAM] board, it was just a natural fit for me."
  For all his success, though, Yohannes hardly gives the impression of a Type-A personality. Courtly, soft-spoken, with a
  melodious accent paying homage to his Ethiopian roots despite his decades in the U.S., he is generous and unhurried
  with his time in interviews. On the phone, he asks how you are, what you've been up to lately; told that an interviewer
  just bought her first house, he chats for a few moments about how delightful and meaningful that purchase is. In
  person, for a conversation at the AAM Annual Meeting in Denver last spring, he walked into a rather dreary
  underground room in the convention center, suave in a conservative navy suit and warm in his greetings, politely
  oblivious to the tables cluttered with the conference staff's walkie-talkies, office supplies and assortment of snacks. The
  photographer got sent to the wrong room and his interviewer had to scurry the length of several football fields to find
  her? No problem; he'd reserved plenty of time to talk. "Take your time."
  And yet you can at times glimpse the calm determination of a man who gets things done and, moreover, fully expects to.
  Vicki Sterling, the Denver Art Museum's assistant director, says that "what was truly unique about working with
  [Yohannes] on the African gallery was his ability to bring together people from outside the regular museum donor
  community and get them interested in the Denver Art Museum." When you ask him how he did this, who these new
  museophiles were, you can almost hear him shrug over the phone. "Friends of mine, people I knew," he says. "They
  contributed because I asked them to." He also shrugs off the question of how he fits all his commitments into his
  schedule: "I think as long as there's a desire to get everything done, it gets done." Asked what he does for fun, he has to
  think for a moment. "That's a good one.... I walk, I play a little golf, do a little bicycling, sightseeing." He also collects
  art, particularly African works, inspired years ago by his travels, though "only as a hobby." Last but not least, he
  cherishes spending time with his three children, two of whom live in the area, and was overjoyed to become a
  grandfather in May ("She's beautiful," he beams).
  You walk away from him with an impression of a quietly dynamic man who has more priorities than most of us but can
  somehow bring extraordinary focus to each in turn. He says he was driven from the very beginning. "It was my decision
  to come here, not my family's. I've always been a very adventurous person, ever since I was a child, so I made a decision
  early on that I wanted to make it on my own. I wanted to go to a place that provided that opportunity for someone like
  myself, an immigrant. I could not find any other place but here in the United States that provided all of that
  opportunity." Perhaps later generations of his family will be more jaded about the American dream, but Yohannes
  speaks of it with unembarrassed directness. "For someone like myself, it's much easier to give to the community that
  has given you so much."
  Fortunately, he sees museum leadership as part of that obligation.
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  PS:
  Margaret
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DocNumber: C05761895
MetadataSubject: THANK YOU
MetadataTo: H2
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  Madame Secretary,
  Thank you for the meeting today. I think I am in sync with your own thinking and would do a tremendous job for you. I understand,
  nonetheless, that I may not get this opportunity to support people to have a better life and to advance our own security and prosperity.
  Whatever happens, you have my support and counsel whenever it is helpful, in or out of government.
  sent from Blackberry

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  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 4:46 PM
  To: H2
  Subject: Thank you
  Madame Secretary,
  Thank you for the meeting today. I think I am in sync with your own thinking and would do a tremendous job for you. I understand,
  nonetheless, that I may not get this opportunity to support people to have a better life and to advance our own security and prosperity.
  Whatever happens, you have my support and counsel whenever it is helpful, in or out of government.
  sent from Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761895 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05761898
MetadataSubject: RICE
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2009-06-07T04:00:00+00:00
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  Condi rice checked in during party. She can talk tomorrow between 830 and 1045
  F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761898 Date: 06/30/2015

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 12:50 AM
  To:
  Subject: Rice
  Condi rice checked in during party. She can talk tomorrow between 830 and 1045
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. -
  F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761898 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761900
MetadataSubject: LEBANESE ELECTIONS
MetadataTo: H
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  Jeff reports that the exit polls in Lebanon are encouraging. It looks as though March 14 are winning.

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 5:36 PM
  To:
  Subject Lebanese elections
  Jeff reports that the exit polls in Lebanon are encouraging. It looks as though March 14 are winning.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761900 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761901
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ExtractedBodyText: John kerry called. Didn't give subject matter. Said he's on cell.
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 7:50 PM
  To:
  John kerry called. Didn't give subject matter. Said he's on cell.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761901 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761902
MetadataSubject: JIM STEINBERG
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  Asking to talk to you secure
  Hoping to do it soon.
  You can call ops from your white phone in office or grey phone on 3rd and they can go secure.

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  Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 9:39 AM
  To:
  Subject Jim steinberg
  Asking to talk to you secure
  Hoping to do it soon.
  You can call ops from your white phone in office or grey phone on 3rd and they can go secure.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761902 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761904
MetadataSubject: HOLBROOKE ASKING TO TALK TO YOU.
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  Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 3:20 PM
  To:
  Subject: Holbrooke asking to talk to you.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761904 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761905
MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
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  This should have been faxed to house. Here is final schedule:
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  Participants: Jim Steinberg, Jack Lew, Pat Kennedy, P.J. Crowley, Dan Smith, Cheryl Mills, Joan Donoghue,
  Anne-Marie Slaughter, Ian Kelly, Rich Verma and Joe Macmanus
  9:15 am MONDAY MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
  10:00 am OFFICE TIME
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/ARTURO VALENZUELA, NOMINEE FOR A/S WESTERN HEMISPHERE AFFAIRS
  11:40 am DEPART State Department
  En route Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:50 am ARRIVE Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:55 am 2009 ALICE AWARD PRESENTATION
  Note: 100 people attending the reception, 250 attending the luncheon. Reception called from 11:00am-12:00pm,
  Luncheon from 12:00pm-1:30pm.
  Upon arrival, Page Harrington escorts HRC to the tented Garden Terrace, as guests are sitting for the luncheon.
  HRC sits at the head table.
  At 12:00pm, Peggy Cifrino, Sewall-Belmont House and Museum event chair, delivers welcoming remarks and
  introduces Audrey Sheppard, Chair, Board of Directors, Sewall-Belmont House and Museum.
  Audrey Sheppard delivers brief remarks and announces HRC as the receipent of the 2009 Annual Alice Award.
  HRC proceeds to stage to accept award.
  HRC gives brief remarks and departs, luncheon program continues.
  12:35 pm DEPART Sewall-Belmont House
  12:45 pm ARRIVE State Department
  12:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:40 pm Secretary's Office
  1:40 pm PRIVATE MEETING with BAMBI
  2:00 pm PHOTO w/VISITING MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY ACTIVISTS
  2:15 pm MEETING w/MEMBERS OF U.S. COMMISSION ON
  INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
  Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  CAMERA SPRAY (at the top of the meeting)
  Members of U.S. Commission and Staff
  Donald Argue, Commissioner
  Felice Gaer, Chair
  Dwight Bashir, Associate Director
  Elizabeth Cassidy, Associate Director
  Michael Cromartie, Vice Chair
  Talal Youssef Eid, Commissioner
  Judith Golub, Director of Government Relations
  Richard Land, Jr., Commissioner Leonard Leo, Commissioner
  Elizabeth Prod romou, Vice Chair
  Nina Shea, Commissioner
  James Standish, Executive Director
  3:00 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER NOER
  HASSAN WIRAJUDA
  Secretary's Conference Room
  OFFICIAL PHOTO (in East Hall preceding bilateral)
  3:30 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER NOER HASSAN WIRAJUDA
  3:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  To:
  Subject: Schedule
  This should have been faxed to house. Here is final schedule:
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  Participants: Jim Steinberg, Jack Lew, Pat Kennedy, P.J. Crowley, Dan Smith, Cheryl Mills, Joan Donoghue,
  Anne-Marie Slaughter, Ian Kelly, Rich Verma and Joe Macmanus
  9:15 am MONDAY MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
  10:00 am OFFICE TIME
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/ARTURO VALENZUELA, NOMINEE FOR A/S WESTERN HEMISPHERE AFFAIRS
  11:40 am DEPART State Department
  En route Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:50 am ARRIVE Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:55 am 2009 ALICE AWARD PRESENTATION
  Note: 100 people attending the reception, 250 attending the luncheon. Reception called from 11:00am-12:00pm,
  Luncheon from 12:00pm-1:30pm.
  Upon arrival, Page Harrington escorts HRC to the tented Garden Terrace, as guests are sitting for the luncheon.
  HRC sits at the head table.
  At 12:00pm, Peggy Cifrino, Sewall-Belmont House and Museum event chair, delivers welcoming remarks and
  introduces Audrey Sheppard, Chair, Board of Directors, Sewall-Belmont House and Museum.
  Audrey Sheppard delivers brief remarks and announces HRC as the receipent of the 2009 Annual Alice Award.
  HRC proceeds to stage to accept award.
  HRC gives brief remarks and departs, luncheon program continues.
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  12:35 pm DEPART Sewall-Belmont House
  12:45 pm ARRIVE State Department
  12:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:40 pm Secretary's Office
  1:40 pm PRIVATE MEETING with BAMBI
  2:00 pm PHOTO w/VISITING MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY ACTIVISTS
  2:15 pm MEETING w/MEMBERS OF U.S. COMMISSION ON
  INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
  Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  CAMERA SPRAY (at the top of the meeting)
  Members of U.S. Commission and Staff
  Donald Argue, Commissioner
  Felice Gaer, Chair
  Dwight Bashir, Associate Director
  Elizabeth Cassidy, Associate Director
  Michael Cromartie, Vice Chair
  Talal Youssef Eid, Commissioner
  Judith Golub, Director of Government Relations
  Richard Land, Jr., Commissioner Leonard Leo, Commissioner
  Elizabeth Prod romou, Vice Chair
  Nina Shea, Commissioner
  James Standish, Executive Director
  3:00 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER NOER
  HASSAN WIRAJUDA
  Secretary's Conference Room
  OFFICIAL PHOTO (in East Hall preceding bilateral)
  3:30 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER NOER HASSAN WIRAJUDA
  3:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  FW: Invite: Building a National Strategy for Global Development

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  FW: Invite: Building a National Strategy for Global Development
  From: Nora Toiv [mailto:
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 5:09 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Fwd: Invite: Building a National Strategy for Global Development
  fyi
  Forwarded message
  From: Center for American Progress <events@americanprogress.org>
  Date: Wed, May 13, 2009 at 4:05 PM
  Subject: Invite: Building a National Strategy for Global Development
  To: nora.toiv
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  Please join the Center for American Progress for a special
  presentation: Marlene Cooper
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  Building a National Strategy for Global
  Development
  May 19, 2009, 10:00am — 11:30am
  Admission is five.
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  Introduction:
  Rudy deLeon, Senior Vice President for National Security and
  International Policy, Center for American Progress
  Briefing:
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  American Progress
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  Response:
  James Kunder, Senior Fellow at the German Marshall Fund and
  former Acting Deputy Administrator, U.S. Agency for International
  Development
  The United States is the largest national donor of foreign aid in the
  world. It is engaged in two major wars, each of which require
  improving local economic conditions to achieve success. And it
  faces a variety of challenges around the world—from responding to
  natural disasters to promoting democratic governance—that demand
  effective responses.
  Despite these circumstances, the United States does not have a
  comprehensive, coherent strategy to guide its development assistance
  programs. With the advent of a new administration, the time is ripe
  to have a serious policy discussion about the merits of a National
  Strategy for Global Development.
  The Sustainable Security Program at the Center for American
  Progress has written a National Strategy for Global Development,
  which it hopes will spark debate. The authors of the document, Dr.
  Reuben E. Brigety, II and Sabina Dewan, will discuss their proposal
  for an NSGD at this event. They will be joined by Mr. James
  Kunder, senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund and former
  acting deputy administrator of the U.S. Agency for International
  Development.
  May 19, 2009, 10:00am – 11:30am
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  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 8:57 PM
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  FYI
  From: Goodman, Allan [mailto:i
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 3:53 PM
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: The speech hit a home run today
  Thank you!
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  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 2:14 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Jake Sullivan
  Subject: chicago
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761910 Date: 06/30/2015
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  the beginning of a nice review from chicago tribune below... .(and it looks like she added some excellent
  personal touches to the final remarks, if I'm not mistaken)....
  "Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton held the infield today at the new Yankee Stadium. "Does it get
  getter than this?" she asked her audience.
  And the former senator from New York may have hit one out of the park, as the commencement speaker at
  New York University's graduation, suggesting that everyone who had used their social networks to help elect
  Barack Obama president should turn that e-power toward doing good for other people."
  1?
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  FYI
  From: Turk, David M
  Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 9:40 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Heinemann, Thomas B; Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Donoghue, Joan E; Deeks, Ashley S; Mathias, Stephen; Prosser, Sarah E; Kelly, Ian C (PACE)
  Subject: Re: draft press guidance on Zelikow document
  With respect to our interests, it went great. They had so many witnesses (five on a single panel) that Zelikow didn't get
  that much play and the memo itself even less. Zelikow mentioned in his opening statement, matter of factly, that his memo
  was located and that it was undergoing declassification review.
  Senator Whitehouse didn't even mention that he had read the classified memo, and Coburn was in attendance but left
  before he could ask any questions.
  Dave
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Turk, David M; Heinemann, Thomas B; Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Donoghue, Joan E; Deeks, Ashley S; Mathias, Stephen; Prosser, Sarah E; Kelly, Ian C (PACE)
  Sent: Wed May 13 20:59:39 2009
  Subject: RE: draft press guidance on Zelikow document
  What was the upshot of the hearing?
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  9:15 am Secretary's Office
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  10:00 am Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  10:00 am PRIVATE MEETING
  10:30 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am PHONE CALL w/SAUDI PRINCE SAUD AL-FAISAL
  10:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am BILATERAL w/LATVIAN PRESIDENT VALDIS ZATLERS
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  11:30 am BRIEF MEETING/PHOTO OP w/AMBASSADORIAL SEMINAR
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  4:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
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  Only addition to your schedule today is tony blair for office mtg. He is seeing mitchell at 11, and will see u right after
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  Only addition to your schedule today is tony blair for office mtg. He is seeing mitchell at 11, and will see u right after
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  Cheryl Mills
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  FW: Thanks
  fyi

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  Subject:
  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:33 PM
  FW: Thanks
  fyi
  Original Message
  From: [mailto:
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 6:52 PM
  To: Cheryl D Mills
  Subject: Thanks
  Cheryl:
  Thanks for all your help and guidance on getting HRC to our Commencement.
  Clearly she was a hit!
  Her presence and her message added luster to the event.
  Greg reported record attendance for an NYU Commencement and largest seated graduation in NYC history: over 27,000.
  Sorry I missed seeing you but I understand many did...
  I hope the Secretary was pleased.
  All the best,
  Lynne
  Lynne P. Brown
  Senior Vice President for University Relations & Public Affairs
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761917 Date: 06/30/2015



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  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:34 PM
  FW: the Cable"
  fyi

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761918 Date: 06/30/2015
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  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:34 PM
  FW: the Cable"
  fyi
  From: Margaret V. W. Carpenter [mailto:
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 6:25 PM
  To: Cheryl Mills; Cheryl Mills
  Subject: FW: "the Cable"
  The New ForeienPolicv.com
  Passport : Tom Ricks : Dan Drezner : Stephen Walt : David Rothkopf : Marc Lynch
  The Cable : Madam Secretary : Net Effect : Shadow Govt. : The Argument : The Call
  US Embassy Beijing "decapitated"
  Thu, 05/14/2009 - 10:04am
  Citing the desire to spend more time with his wife, the charge d'affaires of the U.S. embassy in Beijing,
  Dan Piccuta, has announced his retirement, a notice issued to embassy employees and obtained by The
  Cable says. Piccuta's departure will leave the embassy "decapitated" as of July 1, a source said. "If the
  process for selecting an ambassador to Beijing wasn't in high gear before, we better hope it is now," the
  official said. The U.S. embassy in Beijing will also need a formal, actual deputy chief of mission. One
  possibility -- that Bill Weinstein, who has been the effective DCM in Beijing for four months now, would
  be able to drop the "acting" title.
  (The Cable previously reported that several people had turned down the Beijing ambassador job.)
  Piccuta's retirement announcement here:
  From: Beijing All Embassy
  Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 5:36 PM
  To: ALL EMBASSY BEIJING
  Subject: BROADCAST NOTICE: Dan Piccuta - Retirement
  It seems to me that for some time now we have been living in a non-stop diplomatic highlights film.
  I won't soon forget the thrill of supporting our US Olympic family, the President and other Americans
  during the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games. We can be proud to have safely and securely
  consolidated employees at our beautiful new embassy where proximity to colleagues and techno wizardry
  have catalyzed collaboration in our professional efforts. To that list we can now add our contributions to
  the engagement with China of a new U.S. administration through mutual efforts to build a positive,
  cooperative and comprehensive bilateral relationship. Your accomplishments are too numerous to mention
  in more detail, but the depth, breadth and excellence of our agencies and posts in China are acclaimed as
  without equal among U.S. diplomatic missions.
  Just as important have been successes in improving work-life balance throughout the Mission, in
  facilitating employment of our family members, and in promoting the sense of community and mutual
  support among employees, sections, and agencies as well as with constituent and neighboring posts.
  I am hopeful that some have noticed the effort to provide deserving officers, specialists, family members
  and LES employees with opportunities for professional growth including in supervisory and leadership
  roles. Because of the ever-increasing diversity and talent of our team, the exit of any one colleague has
  never diluted our combined strength nor caused us or the Department concern. I am therefore confident
  that we will manage the many transitions we'll address in the coming months with exceptional
  competence and that we can count on each others' support as we prepare for new leadership throughout
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761918 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761918 Date: 06/30/2015
  this terrific Mission.
  As many of you know, Christina has been preparing our Hawaii home since March. No future challenge or
  incentive nor any measure of past success could fully repay two decades of sacrifice as a trailing
  spouse. Reflecting on our experience, I have great empathy for colleagues who meet the tandem,
  hardship and expeditionary demands of the military and our Foreign Service that require long periods of
  separation from loved ones.
  Mindful of all of the above, I have earlier today asked the Office of Retirement and the EAP Bureau to act
  now on the retirement application I submitted for their review some months ago, and to initiate the formal
  DCM selection process, as I prepare to join Christina on the Big Island and to retire from the Foreign
  Service with effect from July 1.
  Dan Piccuta
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  Cheryl Mills <
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:57 PM
  FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx
  FYI — we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the
  ideas we can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761919 Date: 06/30/2015
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  B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  Attachments:
  Cheryl Mills <
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 9:57 PM
  FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx
  FYI — we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the
  ideas we can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec J [mailto:RossA.1@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 3:43 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; cheryl.mills Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Cheryl/Jake:
  We're going to forward with the doubling of mobile access to email and productivity tools. It's INSANE that
  fewer than 1 in 5 state Department are able to access their email or documents when they're away from their
  desk. It has contributed to the 9:00-5:00 culture here and exacerbates the disconnection between D.C. and the
  missions. This is a good short-term win and by my estimates will produce new fewer than 624,000 more hours
  of productivity by end of year one which I think is extremely conservative — it assumes just 1.5 additional hour
  online per employee per week. Given that those being given the tools are principally foreign service officers
  and people more senior than the mean average DoS employee, I think this is very reasonable. Will put an
  evaluative instrument into this to see if I'm correct. More detail on all this below if you want it.
  I should point out that Pat Kennedy and the CIO have been great. This has been one of several instances
  where they listened, they got it, and they're moving forward. The CIO said she'd thought of it before, just
  didn't know if she could handle the politics. I'm not going to spend a ton of time on our "corporate IT" but in
  obvious cases like this I'll keep jumping in.
  Last thing --- this idea got a lot of attention on The Sounding Board. I propose that HRC respond to the staff
  (maybe in a quick 60 second video that we post there) saying in effect - Thank you for sharing your thinking. I
  heard you. Because of you we're doing this.
  Re-enforce that HRC is still listening to the staff.
  From: Swart, Susan H
  Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 5:27 PM
  To: Ross, Alec J
  Subject: Fobs for Everyone
  Alec,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761919 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761919 Date: 06/30/2015
  I met with Pat today and we did discuss expansion of the fob program. He is supportive and asked
  that we do a decision memo to him. WE need this get decision on funding and longer term strategy
  but I don't see this as slowing down an announcement the Secretary might make, we just need to
  coordinate timing. Attached is what we are using as the basis for the decision memo. It is more
  detail than you need but highlights some of the complexities. If you have any questions please let
  me know. Susan
  «Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx>>
  Susan H. Swart
  Chief Information Officer
  Department of State
  (202) 647-2889
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761919 Date: 06/30/2015



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ExtractedSubject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
ExtractedFrom: Cheryl Mills
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  sure -- bottom line - you need a special security code to get on line from a computer outside the building. Only 1 in 5 of
  our employees has gotten the device (fob) that allows you to do this access.
  This effort is making sure they get fobs into the hands of more (or all) employees so folks can work from home thereby
  increasing productivity substantially since the 4 in 5 essentially do no work from home once they leave the building until
  they get in again b/c they don't have access to their email.
  cdm

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761920 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Cheryl Mills
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:14 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  sure -- bottom line - you need a special security code to get on line from a computer outside the building. Only 1 in 5 of
  our employees has gotten the device (fob) that allows you to do this access.
  This effort is making sure they get fobs into the hands of more (or all) employees so folks can work from home thereby
  increasing productivity substantially since the 4 in 5 essentially do no work from home once they leave the building until
  they get in again b/c they don't have access to their email.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.corn]
  Sent: Thursday, Ma 14 2119 10:02 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Sounds great but you'll have to explain to me!
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H'
  Sent: Thu May 14 21:56:56 2009
  Subject: FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  FYI - we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the ideas we
  can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec .1 [mailto:RossAi@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 3:43 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; cheryl.mills ; Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Cheryl/Jake:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761920 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761920 Date: 06/30/2015
  We're going to forward with the doubling of mobile access to email and productivity tools. It's INSANE that fewer than 1
  in 5 state Department are able to access their email or documents when they're away from their desk.
  It has contributed to the 9:00-5:00 culture here and exacerbates the disconnection between D.C. and the missions. This
  is a good short-term win and by my estimates will produce new fewer than 624,000 more hours of productivity by end
  of year one which I think is extremely conservative - it assumes just 1.5 additional hour online per employee per week.
  Given that those being given the tools are principally foreign service officers and people more senior than the mean
  average DoS employee, I think this is very reasonable. Will put an evaluative instrument into this to see if I'm correct.
  More detail on all this below if you want it.
  I should point out that Pat Kennedy and the CIO have been great. This has been one of several instances where they
  listened, they got it, and they're moving forward. The CIO said she'd thought of it before, just didn't know if she could
  handle the politics. I'm not going to spend a ton of time on our "corporate IT" but in obvious cases like this I'll keep
  jumping in.
  Last thing --- this idea got a lot of attention on The Sounding Board. I propose that HRC respond to the staff (maybe in a
  quick 60 second video that we post there) saying in effect - Thank you for sharing your thinking. I heard you. Because of
  you we're doing this.
  Re-enforce that HRC is still listening to the staff.
  From: Swart, Susan H
  Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 5:27 PM
  To: Ross, Alec J
  Subject: Fobs for Everyone
  Alec,
  I met with Pat today and we did discuss expansion of the fob program. He is supportive and asked that we do a
  decision memo to him. WE need this get decision on funding and longer term strategy but I don't see this as slowing
  down an announcement the Secretary might make, we just need to coordinate
  timing. Attached is what we are using as the basis for the decision memo.
  It is more detail than you need but highlights some of the complexities.
  If you have any questions please let me know. Susan
  <<Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx>>
  Susan H. Swart
  Chief Information Officer
  Department of State
  (202) 647-2889
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761920 Date: 06/30/2015



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  fixed.
  speaking with Paul - just blind copied you on something re: global health.
  otherwise, rest will keep.
  cdm

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  B6 •
  From: Cheryl Mills <
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:30 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  fixed.
  speaking with Paul - just blind copied you on something re: global health.
  otherwise, rest will keep.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday,
  c May 14L 2()09 10:20 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mill
  Subject: Re: 62,•• • r
  -fir — hj
  lore ours of productivity at State
  Got it. Is the other matter fixed. Anything else going on?
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills <cheryl.mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:14:18 2009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  sure -- bottom line - you need a special security code to get on line from a computer outside the building. Only 1 in 5 of
  our employees has gotten the device (fob) that allows you to do this access.
  This effort is making sure they get fobs into the hands of more (or all) employees so folks can work from home thereby
  increasing productivity substantially since the 4 in 5 essentially do no work from home once they leave the building until
  they get in again b/c they don't have access to their email.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday,May 14, 2009 10:02 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Sounds great but you'll have to explain to me!
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills <
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 21:56:56 2009
  Subject: FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761921 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761921 Date: 06/30/2015
  FYI - we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the ideas we
  can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec i [mailto:RossAJ@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 3:43 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; cheryl.mills Sullivan, Jacob J B6
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Cheryl/Jake:
  We're going to forward with the doubling of mobile access to email and productivity tools. It's INSANE that fewer than 1
  in 5 state Department are able to access their email or documents when they're away from their desk.
  It has contributed to the 9:00-5:00 culture here and exacerbates the disconnection between D.C. and the missions. This
  is a good short-term win and by my estimates will produce new fewer than 624,000 more hours of productivity by end
  of year one which I think is extremely conservative - it assumes just 1.5 additional hour online per employee per week.
  Given that those being given the tools are principally foreign service officers and people more senior than the mean
  average DoS employee, I think this is very reasonable. Will put an evaluative instrument into this to see if I'm correct.
  More detail on all this below if you want it.
  I should point out that Pat Kennedy and the CIO have been great. This has been one of several instances where they
  listened, they got it, and they're moving forward. The CIO said she'd thought of it before, just didn't know if she could
  handle the politics. I'm not going to spend a ton of time on our "corporate IT" but in obvious cases like this I'll keep
  jumping in.
  Last thing --- this idea got a lot of attention on The Sounding Board. I propose that HRC respond to the staff (maybe in a
  quick 60 second video that we post there) saying in effect - Thank you for sharing your thinking. I heard you. Because of
  you we're doing this.
  Re-enforce that HRC is still listening to the staff.
  From: Swart, Susan H
  Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 5:27 PM
  To: Ross, Alec J
  Subject: Fobs for Everyone
  Alec,
  I met with Pat today and we did discuss expansion of the fob program. He is supportive and asked that we do a
  decision memo to him. WE need this get decision on funding and longer term strategy but I don't see this as slowing
  down an announcement the Secretary might make, we just need to coordinate
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761921 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761921 Date: 06/30/2015
  timing. Attached is what we are using as the basis for the decision memo.
  It is more detail than you need but highlights some of the complexities.
  If you have any questions please let me know. Susan
  <<Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx>>
  Susan H. Swart
  Chief Information Officer
  Department of State
  (202) 647-2889
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761921 Date: 06/30/2015



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  FYI in case there is anything you want me to address — Alec and I meet weekly and have been driving toward a
  plan for how he will deploy his time and resources. This is his first pass on which we are meeting to discuss
  tomorrow.
  cdm

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  B5,B6
  From: Cheryl Mills
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:35 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Timeline & Deliverables for your review [EMAIL TO CDM FROM ARCM]
  Attachments: CDM.TimelineDeliverables.05.13.09.docx
  FYI in case there is anything you want me to address — Alec and I meet weekly and have been driving toward a
  plan for how he will deploy his time and resources. This is his first pass on which we are meeting to discuss
  tomorrow.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec 3 [mailto:RossAJ@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 5:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D;
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; alec.ross
  Subject: Timeline & Deliverables for your review
  Cheryl:
  In anticipation of our meeting tomorrow, below and attached are a timeline and deliverables as we discussed
  last week.
  I am having a lot of fun. I'm working my tail off, which I enjoy. If demand is an indicator of performance, I think
  I'm getting off to a strong start. I'm wound up about my concept of 21st century statecraft (and loved hearing
  those words come out of HRC's mouth at NYU) and am wound up about the possibilities of government to
  people and people to government communication as a way of revolutionizing statecraft and empowering
  people across the globe. I think this can be a major part of HRC's legacy.
  Anyway ... here's the requested content for your review:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761922 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761922 Date: 07/31/2015
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761922 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761922 Date: 07/31/2015
  Alec Ross
  Senior Advisor for Innovation & Technology
  Office of the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-6315
  RossAJ@State.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761922 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:40 PM
  RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B6
  cdm

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  B5
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015
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  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:40 PM
  RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B6
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:35 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B6
  B5
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:29:53 2009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  fixed.
  speaking with Paul - just blind copied you on something re: global health.
  otherwise, rest will keep.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:20 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Got it. Is the other matter fixed. Anything else going on?
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015
  B6
  B6

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:14:182009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  sure -- bottom line - you need a special security code to get on line from a computer outside the building. Only 1 in 5 of
  our employees has gotten the device (fob) that allows you to do this access.
  This effort is making sure they get fobs into the hands of more (or all) employees so folks can work from home thereby
  increasing productivity substantially since the 4 in 5 essentially do no work from home once they leave the building until
  they get in again b/c they don't have access to their email.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:02 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mill5
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Sounds great but you'll have to explain to me!
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 21:56:56 2009
  Subject: FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  FYI - we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the ideas we
  can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec J [mailto:RossAJ@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 3:43 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; cheryl.mills Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Cheryl/Jake:
  We're going to forward with the doubling of mobile access to email and productivity tools. It's INSANE that fewer than 1
  in 5 state Department are able to access their email or documents when they're away from their desk.
  It has contributed to the 9:00-5:00 culture here and exacerbates the disconnection between D.C. and the missions. This
  is a good short-term win and by my estimates will produce new fewer than 624,000 more hours of productivity by end
  of year one which I think is extremely conservative - it assumes just 1.5 additional hour online per employee per week.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015
  B6
  B6

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015
  Given that those being given the tools are principally foreign service officers and people more senior than the mean
  average DoS employee, I think this is very reasonable. Will put an evaluative instrument into this to see if I'm correct.
  More detail on all this below if you want it.
  I should point out that Pat Kennedy and the CIO have been great. This has been one of several instances where they
  listened, they got it, and they're moving forward. The CIO said she'd thought of it before, just didn't know if she could
  handle the politics. I'm not going to spend a ton of time on our "corporate IT" but in obvious cases like this I'll keep
  jumping in.
  Last thing --- this idea got a lot of attention on The Sounding Board. I propose that HRC respond to the staff (maybe in a
  quick 60 second video that we post there) saying in effect - Thank you for sharing your thinking. I heard you. Because of
  you we're doing this.
  Re-enforce that HRC is still listening to the staff.
  From: Swart, Susan H
  Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 5:27 PM
  To: Ross, Alec 1
  Subject: Fobs for Everyone
  Alec,
  I met with Pat today and we did discuss expansion of the fob program. He is supportive and asked that we do a
  decision memo to him. WE need this get decision on funding and longer term strategy but I don't see this as slowing
  down an announcement the Secretary might make, we just need to coordinate
  timing. Attached is what we are using as the basis for the decision memo.
  It is more detail than you need but highlights some of the complexities.
  If you have any questions please let me know. Susan
  «Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx»
  Susan H. Swart
  Chief Information Officer
  Department of State
  (202) 647-2889
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761923 Date: 06/30/2015



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  B6
  yes

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  From: Cheryl Mills
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:45 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B6
  yes
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, Ma 14 2009 10:44 PM
  To: Icheryl.mill
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  I have some ideas we can discuss tomorrow. Can you stay until 7 if we need
  the time?
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:40:24 2009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B5
  B6
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:35 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:29:53 2009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  B5
  B5
  B6
  B6
  B5
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015
  fixed.
  speaking with Paul - just blind copied you on something re: global health.
  otherwise, rest will keep.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:20 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Got it. Is the other matter fixed. Anything else going on?
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:14:18 2009
  Subject: RE: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  sure -- bottom line - you need a special security code to get on line from a computer outside the building. Only 1 in 5 of
  our employees has gotten the device (fob) that allows you to do this access.
  This effort is making sure they get fobs into the hands of more (or all) employees so folks can work from home thereby
  increasing productivity substantially since the 4 in 5 essentially do no work from home once they leave the building until
  they get in again b/c they don't have access to their email.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:02 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Sounds great but you'll have to explain to me!
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 21:56:56 2009
  Subject: FW: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  FYI - we're going to get a short video from you that we'll put on our site announcing this. It's also one of the ideas we
  can use for how we are reforming the department for the reform committee.
  cdm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015
  From: Ross, Alec J [mailto:RossAi@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 3:43 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacobi B6
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: 624,000 more hours of productivity at State
  Cheryl/Jake:
  We're going to forward with the doubling of mobile access to email and productivity tools. It's INSANE that fewer than 1
  in 5 state Department are able to access their email or documents when they're away from their desk.
  It has contributed to the 9:00-5:00 culture here and exacerbates the disconnection between D.C. and the missions. This
  is a good short-term win and by my estimates will produce new fewer than 624,000 more hours of productivity by end
  of year one which I think is extremely conservative - it assumes just 1.5 additional hour online per employee per week.
  Given that those being given the tools are principally foreign service officers and people more senior than the mean
  average DoS employee, I think this is very reasonable. Will put an evaluative instrument into this to see if I'm correct.
  More detail on all this below if you want it.
  I should point out that Pat Kennedy and the CO have been great. This has been one of several instances where they
  listened, they got it, and they're moving forward. The CIO said she'd thought of it before, just didn't know if she could
  handle the politics. I'm not going to spend a ton of time on our "corporate IT" but in obvious cases like this I'll keep
  jumping in.
  Last thing --- this idea got a lot of attention on The Sounding Board. I propose that HRC respond to the staff (maybe in a
  quick 60 second video that we post there) saying in effect - Thank you for sharing your thinking. I heard you. Because of
  you we're doing this.
  Re-enforce that HRC is still listening to the staff.
  From: Swart, Susan H
  Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 5:27 PM
  To: Ross, Alec
  Subject: Fobs for Everyone
  Alec,
  I met with Pat today and we did discuss expansion of the fob program. He is supportive and asked that we do a
  decision memo to him. WE need this get decision on funding and longer term strategy but I don't see this as slowing
  down an announcement the Secretary might make, we just need to coordinate
  timing. Attached is what we are using as the basis for the decision memo.
  It is more detail than you need but highlights some of the complexities.
  If you have any questions please let me know. Susan
  «Fobs for Everyone short (1).docx»
  Susan H. Swart
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015
  Chief Information Officer
  Department of State
  (202) 647-2889
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761924 Date: 06/30/2015



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  Labour finishes third behind the far right UK Independence Party. Labour percent just below 16. Sid
  A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps!

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761925 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 10:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Euro election UK predictable shock
  Labour finishes third behind the far right UK Independence Party. Labour percent just below 16. Sid
  A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761925 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05761926
MetadataSubject: TIMELINE & DELIVERABLES FOR YOU REVIEW (EMAIL TO CDM FROM AROSS)
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Timeline & Deliverables for your review [EMAIL TO CDM FROM AROSS]
ExtractedFrom: Cheryl Mills <
ExtractedCc: Toiv, Nora F; alec.ross
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  From: Cheryl Mills <
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:47 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Timeline & Deliverables for your review [EMAIL TO CDM FROM AROSS]
  3pm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:46 PM
  To: Icheryl.mill_
  Subject: Re: Timeline & Deliverables for your review [EMAIL TO CDM FROM AROSS]
  What time are you meeting w him?
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 14 22:34:35 2009
  Subject: FW: Timeline & Deliverables for your review [EMAIL TO CDM FROM AROSS]
  FYI in case there is anything you want me to address - Alec and I meet weekly and have been driving toward a plan for
  how he will deploy his time and resources. This is his first pass on which we are meeting to discuss tomorrow.
  cdm
  From: Ross, Alec J [mailto:RossAJ@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday; May 14, 2009 5:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D;
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; alec.ross
  Subject: Timeline & Deliverables for your review
  Cheryl:
  In anticipation of our meeting tomorrow, below and attached are a timeline and deliverables as we discussed last week.
  I am having a lot of fun. I'm working my tail off, which I enjoy. If demand is an indicator of performance, I think I'm
  getting off to a strong start.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015
  I'm wound up about my concept of 21st century statecraft (and loved hearing those words come out of HRC's mouth at
  NYU) and am wound up about the possibilities of government to people and people to government communication as a
  way of revolutionizing statecraft and empowering people across the globe. I think this can be a major part of HRC's
  legacy.
  Anyway . here's the requested content for your review:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015
  Alec Ross
  Senior Advisor for Innovation & Technology
  Office of the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-6315
  RossAJ@State.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761926 Date: 07/31/2015



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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761927 Date: 06/30/2015
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  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 5:03 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Mtg w/ HRC tomorrow
  Heads up
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Jun 07 18:53:21 2009
  Subject: Mtg w/ HRC tomorrow
  Cheryl,
  I need to see her alone. I won't be talking about the speech.
  AMS
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F
  .-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761927 Date: 06/30/2015



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MetadataSubject: SABERI FAMILY WHEELS UP
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Saberi family wheels up
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ExtractedCc: S_SpecialAssistants; Macmanus, Joseph E
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:53 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Saberi family wheels up
  fyi
  Original Message
  From: Bishop, Christopher W
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 8:24 PM
  To: S
  Subject: FW: Saberi family wheels up
  Colleagues, FYI.
  Original Message
  From: Catalano, Elisa
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 8:17 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants; Macmanus, Joseph E
  Subject: Saberi family wheels up
  We have confirmation from the Swiss that the Saberi family has left Tehran.
  Elisa -
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761928 Date: 06/30/2015



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MetadataSubject: PHIL GORDON
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  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:55 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Phil Gordon
  fyi
  Original Message
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 7:44 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Samuelson, Heather F; Perla, Laura
  Subject: Phil Gordon
  FYI, Phil was confirmed by the Senate this evening.
  18
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  Fw: 1 page trip report from china, korea, and rome
  China.Korea.Rome Trip Report6.7.09.docx
  See AMS trip summary WI

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  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 06/30/2015 — Class:
  CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify
  on: 06/06/2034
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05761932 Date: 06/30/2015
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  Fw: 1 page trip report from china, korea, and rome
  China.Korea.Rome Trip Report6.7.09.docx
  See AMS trip summary WI
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Lew, Jacob J; Burns, William J; Steinberg, James B; Ross, Alec);
  Chollet, Derek H
  Cc: Abechn, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jun 07 07:24:24 2009
  Subject: 1 page trip report from china, korea, and rome
  There are lots of longer cables out of this trip, but these are my dominant impressions.
  B6
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sun Jun 07 07:15:04 2009
  Subject: 1 page trip report
  Trip Report: Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul, Rome
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Shanghai: I was driven around the expo site and saw how far advanced the Chinese pavilion is, also the Canadian and
  Brazilian pavilions that are facing and adjacent to us, and many spectacular European pavilions. In addition to the
  overwhelming size and grandeur of the expo site as a whole — it will be like the New York World's Fair on steroids — what
  struck me is that we must also hold up our end with the many visitors who will be coming from the Americas. The video
  of the history of world expositions that plays in the Shanghai exposition building and will help open the expo itself is a
  visual of rising American power — repeated expos in the 19th and 20th centuries in New York, Chicago, St. Louis, San
  Francisco and other American cities. Expos are the soft power Olympics and hence a key part of smart power; we should
  be willing to ask Congress for money and consider it extremely well spent in terms of building American power in the
  world — and cheap at the price.
  I also had several meals and meetings with members of what I am coming to think of as "the American diaspora" —
  talented and entrepreneurial Chinese-Americans and Chinese raised/educated in America who have come back to China
  to live on the economic frontier — and who are spreading American values with them. They gave a very optimistic picture
  of the Chinese economy.
  Beijing: I had dinner with "new media figures"
  In my official meetings on the S&ED we made real progress, getting the Chinese to agree to a closed meeting just with
  the four principals and getting them to agree to consider a model of a joint statement that we will now provide; I made
  very clear that a joint statement was critical to getting results. Later in the day we had a breakthrough with the Deputy
  Minister of Commerce, who agreed to working level meetings and concrete "bottom-up" joint projects on development
  assistance. His staff agreed to meet w/ the AID person at our embassy for the first time — as the embassy said, clearly
  the Chinese have decided to move forward w/ us on multiple fronts.
  in
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  The most striking thing to emerge from many conversations with officials and academics in Shanghai and Beijing was
  how often the G-2 was raised — always in the context of "we don't believe in the G-2, but ..." One official said "we can
  just take away the 'G' and leave the '2.' I was at pains to emphasize that the U.S. has no interest in a G-2,
  Seoul: a conversation with faculty and the dean of the school of international studies at Ewa University revealed a
  perception that "China does not object to a nuclear-armed DPRK because that would prevent reunification permanently,
  as Japan and China itself would never agree to a nuclear reunited Korea." Talks with my Japanese and Korean
  yielded dgreement 1.4(B)
  The Japanese raised and the Koreans welcomed the prospect of China-U.S.-Korea talks to match the new 1.4(D)
  China-U.S.-Japan talks. Both the Koreans and the Japanese raised the idea of an "Asian G-8" — U.S., China, Japan, Russia, gi
  Korea, Australia, India, and one other .." I raised the idea of convening the Asian members of the G-20 plus us, which
  would include all those countries plus Indonesia.
  Rome: I met with my G-8 counterparts over dinner and then w/ G-8 policy planners plus representatives from South
  Africa, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt. The G-8 discussion yielded strong agreement that responsibility for outcomes should be
  a key determinant of who gets to sit at the table, although the Germans and Italians want to expand the core
  "convening" group to at least the G-8 plus the Heiligendamm 5. Canada, France, Britain and Japan very much liked my
  tentatively floated idea that each G-8 member be able to decide as host which other countries to invite as full members,
  depending on the problem chosen as the focus of the agenda. Strikingly, did not even bother to send a Rome- B1
  based representative to the talks the next day, underlining my point that some of these countries really are not ready 1.4(D)
  for regular responsibility for global issues. The representative, a truly impressive director general in their
  DFA, said was not pushing for a G-13, as it felt uncomfortable being anointed when so many African
  countries were not represented. In the substantive discussion of Af-Pak and central Asia, the mbassador to
  Rome emphasized that the Rio Group was taking a political position on Af-Pak as a sign of increasing hemispheric
  engagement with the outside world.
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
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  1.4(B),B1,1.4(D)
  Trip Report; Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul, Rome
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Shanghai: I was driven around the expo site and saw how far advanced the Chinese pavilion is, also
  the Canadian and Brazilian pavilions that are facing and adjacent to us, and many spectacular
  European pavilions. In addition to the overwhelming size and grandeur of the expo site as a whole -
  it will be like the New York World's Fair on steroids - what struck me is that we must also hold up
  our end with the many visitors who will be coming from the Americas. The video of the history of
  world expositions that plays in the Shanghai exposition building and will help open the expo itself is
  a visual of rising American power - repeated expos in the 19th and 20th centuries in New York,
  Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco and other American cities. Expos are the soft power Olympics and
  hence a key part of smart power; we should be willing to ask Congress for money and consider it
  extremely well spent in terms of building American power in the world - and cheap at the price.
  I also had several meals and meetings with members of what I am coming to think of as "the
  American cliaspora" - talented and entrepreneurial Chinese-Americans and Chinese raised/educated
  in America who have come back to China to live on the economic frontier - and who are spreading
  American values with them. They gave a very optimistic picture of the Chinese economy.
  Reiiincr T had dinner with "new merlin firniren"
  In my official meetings on the
  S&ED we made real progress, getting the Chinese to agree to a dosed meeting just with the four
  principals and getting them to agree to consider a model of a joint statement that we will now
  provide; I made very clear that a joint statement was critical to getting results. Later in the day we
  had a breakthrough with the Deputy Minister of Commerce, who agreed to working level meetings
  and concrete "bottom-up" joint projects on development assistance. His staff agreed to meet w/ the
  AID person at our embassy for the first time - as the embassy said, clearly the Chinese have decided
  to move forward w/ us on multiple fronts.
  The most striking thing to emerge from many conversations with officials and academics in
  Shanghai and Beijing was how often the G-2 was raised - always in the context of "we don't believe
  in the G-2, but ..." One official said "we can just take away the 'G' and leave the `2.' I was at pains
  to emphasize that the U.S. has no interest in a G-2,
  Seoul: a conversation with faculty and the dean of the school of international studies at Ewa
  University revealed a perception that "China does not object to a nuclear-armed DPRK because that
  would prevent reunification permanently, as Japan and China itself would never agree to a nuclear
  reunited Korea." Talks with my Japanese and Korean I yielded agreement
  The
  Japanese raised and the Koreans welcomed the prospect of China-U.S.-Korea talks to match the
  new China-U.S.-Japan talks. Both the Koreans and the Japanese raised the idea of an "Asian G-8" -
  U.S., China, Japan, Russia, Korea, Australia, India, and one other .." I raised the idea of convening
  the Asian members of the G-20 plus us, which would include all those countries plus Indonesia.
  1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
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  1.4(B) '
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Rome: I met with my G-8 counterparts over dinner and then w/ G-8 policy planners plus
  representatives from South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt. The G-8 discussion yielded strong
  agreement that rriponsibiliy for outcomes should be a key determinant of who gets to sit at the table,
  although the Germans and Italians want to expand the core "convening" group to at least the G-8
  plus the Heiligendarrim 5. Canada, France, Britain and Japan very much liked my tentatively floated
  idea that each G-8 member be able to decide as host which other countries to invite as full
  members, depending on the problem chosen as the focus of the agenda. Strikingly, did not
  even bother to send a Rome-based representative to the talks the next day, underlining my point that
  some of these countries really are not ready for regular responsibility for global issues. The
  representative, a truly impressive director general in their DFA, said was not
  pushing for a G-13, as it felt uncomfortable being anointed when so many African countries were
  not represented. In the substantive discussion of Af-Pak and central Asia, the ambassador
  to Rome emphasized that the Rio Group was taking a political position on Af-Pak as a sign of
  increasing hemispheric engagement with the outside world.
  1.4(D)
  B1
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  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFIN
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  Room *Approx. 70 ppl attending.
  2:30 pmMEETING w/JOE KLEIN, TIME MAGAZINE
  3:00 pmSecretary's Office *Off the record.
  3:15 pmMEETING w/DAVID IGNATIUS, THE WASHINGTON POST
  3:45 pmSecretary's Office *Off the record.
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  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFIN
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  1:35 pmOval Office
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  2:00 pmS WEARING-IN CEREMONY FOR IVO DAALDER,
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  Room *Approx. 70 ppl attending.
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  3:00 pmSecretary's Office *Off the record.
  3:15 pmMEETING w/DAVID IGNATIUS, THE WASHINGTON POST
  3:45 pmSecretary's Office *Off the record.
  4:00 pm0FFICE TIME
  5:00 pmSecretary's Office
  5:00 pmMEETING w/CHERYL MILLS
  6:00 pmSecretary's Office
  6:00 pmDEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
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  It is actually not a full cabinet meeting today -- those agencies that received recovery money were invited to
  attend/participate. We were welcome to send a representative though, not sure if we have anyone going.

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  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 6:04 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  It is actually not a full cabinet meeting today -- those agencies that received recovery money were invited to
  attend/participate. We were welcome to send a representative though, not sure if we have anyone going.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 05:52:59 2009
  Subject: Cabinet mtg
  I heard on the radio that there is a Cabinet mtg this am. Is there? Can I go? If not, who are we sending?
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  H
  Abedin, Huma
  Today, 5/15/09 is her birthday.
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ExtractedBodyText: Will do.
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  Will do.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona 1
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 06:06:56 2009
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  Find out if either Jack Lew or Pat Kennedy wants to go.
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 06:04:08 2009
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  It is actually not a full cabinet meeting today -- those agencies that received recovery money were invited to
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 05:52:59 2009
  Subject: Cabinet mtg
  I heard on the radio that there is a Cabinet mtg this am. Is there? Can I go? If not, who are we sending?
  B6
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  Subject Fw: DPRK Reportedly Sentences U.S. Journalists
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 00:49:39 2009
  Subject: DPRK Reportedly Sentences U.S. Journalists
  (SBU) DPRK's state news agency has reported the country's top court has convicted two U.S. journalists and
  sentenced them to 12 years in labor prison. The two were convicted of an unspecified "grave crime" against the
  nation and of illegally crossing into the DPRK, according to media. The Operations Center is working to gather
  additional information.
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  Want to give you an update on the calls you requested. The ones confirmed are:
  - Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo confirmed for 900am. No translator needed.
  - Thai FM Kasit confirmed for right after. No translator needed.
  Waiting on indonesia. I left u call sheet and bios on your desk before I left. Ops will call the house.

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  Want to give you an update on the calls you requested. The ones confirmed are:
  - Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo confirmed for 900am. No translator needed.
  - Thai FM Kasit confirmed for right after. No translator needed.
  Waiting on indonesia. I left u call sheet and bios on your desk before I left. Ops will call the house.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762050 Date: 06/30/2015



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  All speak english. Ops will connect.
  In order are:
  - 9am: Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo.
  - 9:15am: Indonesian FM Wirajuda.
  - 9:30am: Thai FM Kasit
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  All speak english. Ops will connect.
  In order are:
  - 9am: Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo.
  - 9:15am: Indonesian FM Wirajuda.
  - 9:30am: Thai FM Kasit
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ExtractedBodyText: Pat Kennedy will be attending.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762087 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 7:43 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  Pat Kennedy will be attending.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 06:06:56 2009
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  Find out if either Jack Lew or Pat Kennedy wants to go.
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 06:04:08 2009
  Subject: Re: Cabinet mtg
  It is actually not a full cabinet meeting today -- those agencies that received recovery money were invited to
  attend/participate. We were welcome to send a representative though, not sure if we have anyone going.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 05:52:59 2009
  Subject: Cabinet mtg
  I heard on the radio that there is a Cabinet mtg this am. Is there? Can I go? If not, who are we sending?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762087 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762103
MetadataSubject: STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY
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  THE WHITE HOUSE
  Office of the Press Secretary
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 16, 2009
  Statement by the Press Secretary
  President Obama congratulates India on its historic national elections. By successfully
  completing the largest exercise of popular voting in the world, the elections have strengthened
  India's vibrant democracy and upheld the values of freedom and pluralism that make India an
  example for us all.
  While the world awaits the formation of a new government in India based on the elections result,
  the United States recognizes the significance of the election for the people of India, who remain
  the strength and foundation for India's prosperity and democracy.
  President Obama looks forward to working with the new Indian Prime Minister, once he has
  taken office, to continue and enhance the warm partnership between our two countries.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762103 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762143
MetadataSubject: ALL 3 CALLS CONFIRMED
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ExtractedSubject: Re: All 3 calls confirmed
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  No additional call sheets for them. You have the bios for them which have their names and pronounciation.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762143 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 7:50 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: All 3 calls confirmed
  No additional call sheets for them. You have the bios for them which have their names and pronounciation.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat May 16 06:41:01 2009
  Subject: Re: All 3 calls confirmed
  Will I get info/names for Philipines and Indonesia?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat May 16 00:27:39 2009
  Subject: All 3 calls confirmed
  All speak english. Ops will connect.
  In order are:
  -9am: Philippine Foreign Secretary Romulo.
  -9:15am: Indonesian FM Wirajuda.
  - 9:30am: Thai FM Kasit
  3
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  I called house and got vm
  I came to ny last night
  Have a few things for you

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762151 Date: 06/30/2015
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 8:24 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Are you still here
  I called house and got vm
  I came to ny last night
  Have a few things for you
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat May 16 07:13:20 2009
  Subject: Are you still here
  Or already in NY? Pls call me when you can. Thx.
  4
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762151 Date: 06/30/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: I sent call sheet for indonesia for marina to give you.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762162 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent Saturday, May 16, 2009 8:38 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Are you still here
  I sent call sheet for indonesia for marina to give you.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat May 16 08:24:07 2009
  Subject: Re: Are you still here
  I called house and got vm
  I came to ny last night
  Have a few things for you
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat May 16 07:13:20 2009
  Subject: Are you still here
  Or already in NY? Pls call me when you can. Thx.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762162 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762178
MetadataSubject: AXELROD WANTS YOUR EMAIL - REMIND ME TO DISCUSS WITH YOU IF I FORGET
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
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ExtractedBodyText: Will take care of it.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762178 Date: 06/30/2015
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 7:58 AM
  To:
  Subject: RE: axelrod wants your email - remind me to discuss with you if.i forget
  Will take care of it.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 7:41 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: axelrod wants your email - remind me to discuss with you if i forget
  Can you send to him or do you want me toiDoes he know I can't look at it all day so he needs to contact me thru you or
  Huma or Lauren during work hours.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 07:39:30 2009
  Subject: axelrod wants your email - remind me to discuss with you if i forget
  1,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762178 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762196
MetadataSubject: DPRK AMCIT DETENTIONS CONFERENCE CALL
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ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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ExtractedBodyText: Precursor to earlier email I sent you
ExtractedCc:
  Park, Pamela P; Tesoner Mark; Davies, Glyn T; Arvizu, Alex A; Kim, Sung Y; Kim, Yuri 3; Richardson, Eric N; Ohtagaki,

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762196 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  1.4(B),B1,1.4(D),B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 8:42 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: DPRK AMCIT DETENTIONS CONFERENCE CALL
  Precursor to earlier email I sent you
  From: Tong, Kurt W
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Burns, William 3; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma; Crocker, Bathsheba N
  Cc: Park, Pamela P; Tesoner Mark; Davies, Glyn T; Arvizu, Alex A; Kim, Sung Y; Kim, Yuri 3; Richardson, Eric N; Ohtagaki,
  Johna 0; 'Bader, Jeffrey A.' 'Russel, Daniel R.'
  Cormack, Maureen E
  Sent: Fri May 15 19:20:56 2009
  Subject: DPRK AMCTI" DETENTIONS CONFERENCE CALL
  CA/OCS and EAP/K held a one-hour conference call today with the families of the detained journalists. During
  the call, we briefed the families on the Swedish Ambassador's consular visit with Ms. Ling and Ms. Lee on May
  15; recent progress on efforts to arrange
  the release of the two women; an update on the proposed letter from the Secretary;
  Media: Although the families have thus far shown restraint from approaching the media to publicize their
  story, they are increasingly anxious in response to the DPRK's announcement of a June 4 trial date. They now
  feel that a media appeal is necessary and would be helpful to their case, citing the public attention given the
  Saberi case. They are considering doing interviews on Larry King Live and/or The O'Reilly Factor.
  B6
  1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 06/30/2015 - Class: CONFIDENTIAL - Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) - Declassify on:
  05/15/2029
  A
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762196 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762203
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  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  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 MONDAY MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
  10:00 am Principals Conference Room 7516
  10:00 am OFFICE TIME
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am MTG w/ARTURO VALENZUELA, NOMINEE FOR A/S WESTERN
  11:30 am HEMISPHERE AFFAIRS Secretary's Office
  11:40 am DEPART State Department *En route Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:50 am ARRIVE Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:55 am 2009 ALICE AWARD PRESENTATION
  12:30 pm Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  12:35 pm DEPART Sewall-Belmont House *En route State Department
  12:45 pm ARRIVE State Department
  12:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:40 pm Secretary's Office
  1:40 pm PRIVATE MTG w/ HAMBY ARELLANO
  2:00 pm Secretary's Office *Personnel mtg.
  2:00 pm PHOTO w/VISITING MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY ACTIVISTS
  2:10 pm Treaty Room
  2:15 pm MEETING w/MEMBERS OF U.S. COMMISSION ON
  2:45 pm INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
  Deputy Secretary's Conference Room *Camera spray at top.
  3:00 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN F.M. NOER HASSAN
  3:30 pm WIRAJUDA Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  3:30 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
  3:40 pm NOER HASSAN WIRAJUDA Treaty Room
  3:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30pm MEETING WITH ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  4:50pm Secretary's Office
  4:50pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
  '
  -2014-20439 Doc No. C05762203 Date: 06/30/2015

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762203 Date: 06/30/2015
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  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 8:31 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Schedule 6/8/09
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  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 MONDAY MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
  10:00 am Principals Conference Room 7516
  10:00 am OFFICE TIME
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am MTG w/ARTURO VALENZUELA, NOMINEE FOR A/S WESTERN
  11:30 am HEMISPHERE AFFAIRS Secretary's Office
  11:40 am DEPART State Department *En route Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:50 am ARRIVE Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  11:55 am 2009 ALICE AWARD PRESENTATION
  12:30 pm Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
  12:35 pm DEPART Sewall-Belmont House *En route State Department
  12:45 pm ARRIVE State Department
  12:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:40 pm Secretary's Office
  1:40 pm PRIVATE MTG w/ HAMBY ARELLANO
  2:00 pm Secretary's Office *Personnel mtg.
  2:00 pm PHOTO w/VISITING MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY ACTIVISTS
  2:10 pm Treaty Room
  2:15 pm MEETING w/MEMBERS OF U.S. COMMISSION ON
  2:45 pm INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
  Deputy Secretary's Conference Room *Camera spray at top.
  3:00 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN F.M. NOER HASSAN
  3:30 pm WIRAJUDA Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  3:30 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
  3:40 pm NOER HASSAN WIRAJUDA Treaty Room
  3:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30pm MEETING WITH ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  4:50pm Secretary's Office
  4:50pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762203 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762203 Date: 06/30/2015
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. 'F
  '
  -2014-20439 Doc No. C05762203 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762219
MetadataSubject: LET ME CLARIFY MY PRIOR EMAIL
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedBodyText: My apologies — I was offline this morning. We will get you that document.
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  From: Sullivan, JacobJ <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 11:21 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Let me clarify my prior email
  My apologies — I was offline this morning. We will get you that document.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat May 16 08:18:41 2009
  Subject: Let me clarify my prior email
  There are Qs+As thru out the briefing book but not yet a document of the most likely/contentious ones. That's what I'm
  looking to get next week. Thx.
  7
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762219 Date: 06/30/2015



DocNumber: C05762225
MetadataSubject: GORDON SURVIVES...
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: sbwhoeop
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  The Parliamentary Labour Party meeting is just Over. Gordon has survived. The event, held in private,
  was high drama and anticlimax at once. The chair asked for rebels to come forward and speak. Only
  one prominent person emerged, Charles Clarke, former Home Secretary and Blairite; the rest were a
  handful of about a half-dozen backbenchers. Their remarks about how Brown was bringing the party
  down were poorly received. The party, after all, was in no mood for breaking ranks and rewarding
  disloyalty. With this paltry showing, the opposition petered out, at least for now. Gordon then gave a
  speech, strong on analysis, discussing that his government was paying the price for getting the
  country through a difficult recession, suffering from the worst parliamentary crisis since Lloyd George
  and still had a program to offer. He also make the point that when the party had split int he past it was
  over ideology or policy and there were no stated differences presented by the opposition. So for now,
  Gordon has won. Sid
  An Excellent Credit Score is 750. See Yours in Just 2 Easy Steps!

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762225 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Monday, June 8, 2009 2:57 PM
  To:
  Subject: Gordon survives...
  The Parliamentary Labour Party meeting is just Over. Gordon has survived. The event, held in private,
  was high drama and anticlimax at once. The chair asked for rebels to come forward and speak. Only
  one prominent person emerged, Charles Clarke, former Home Secretary and Blairite; the rest were a
  handful of about a half-dozen backbenchers. Their remarks about how Brown was bringing the party
  down were poorly received. The party, after all, was in no mood for breaking ranks and rewarding
  disloyalty. With this paltry showing, the opposition petered out, at least for now. Gordon then gave a
  speech, strong on analysis, discussing that his government was paying the price for getting the
  country through a difficult recession, suffering from the worst parliamentary crisis since Lloyd George
  and still had a program to offer. He also make the point that when the party had split int he past it was
  over ideology or policy and there were no stated differences presented by the opposition. So for now,
  Gordon has won. Sid
  An Excellent Credit Score is 750. See Yours in Just 2 Easy Steps!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762225 Date: 06/30/2015



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MetadataSubject: SRI LANKA UPDATE
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ExtractedTo: H; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Scanlon, Amy B; Crocker, Bathsheba N; Sullivan, Jacob J
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 12:39 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762235 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  1.4(B),B1,B5,1.4(D)
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 12:39 PM
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Fw: Sri Lanka update
  Importance: High
  From: Rana, Gautam A
  To: Steinberg, James B
  Cc: Scanlon, Amy B; Crocker, Bathsheba N; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat May 16 12:31:22 2009
  Subject: Sri Lanka update
  Sir,
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Gautam
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  Cheryl—
  In anticipation of our conversation later today, here are some thoughts in support of an appointment at State:
  • I've been cleared by State Dept security for an ambassadorial-level position
  • My resume (attached) shows good experience in numerous areas useful at State—and I'm known for being able
  to get the job done
  • I'm ready to go---right now; I can begin immediately to contribute
  • No one can question my loyalty—I've had a lot of years of successfully making high ranking government officials
  look good
  Later,
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  FW: NYTimes - Utah Governor to Become Ambassador to China
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  Subject: NYTimes - Utah Governor to Become Ambassador to China
  Utah Governor to Become Ambassador to China
  By Jeff Zeleny
  Updated President Obama on Saturday selected one of the nation's leading Republican governors to serve as
  the ambassador to China, nominating Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman for the diplomatic post that Mr. Obama called
  "as important as any in the world."
  "We will launch a new era of partnership between our two nations that will advance our shared dreams of
  opportunity and security in America, in Asia and around the world," Mr. Obama said. "I can think of no more
  important assignment than creating the kinds of bridges between our two countries that will determine the well
  being not just of Americans and Chinese, but also the future of the world."
  In a morning announcement at the White House, Mr. Huntsman stood at the president's side in the Diplomatic
  Room and accepted the position that he said came as a surprise. As a co-chairman of Senator John McCain's
  presidential campaign last year, Mr. Huntsman said he did not expect to be "called into action by the person
  who beat us."
  Mr. Huntsman, 49, learned to speak Mandarin Chinese from his days as a Mormon missionary in Taiwan. He
  has worked in two Bush administrations, serving as the ambassador to Singapore in the final year of George
  H.W. Bush's term and as a deputy United States trade ambassador for George W. Bush.
  For Mr. Obama, whose advisers already have their eyes set on his re-election in 2012, the selection of Mr.
  Huntsman is something of a political coup. He has emerged as one of the nation's most visible Republican
  governors and was expected to at least consider seeking his party's presidential nomination to run against Mr.
  Obama.
  "In the breadth of issues at stake, this ambassadorship is as important as any in the world," Mr. Obama said. "I
  believe there is much to be gained from a closer working relationship with China, but improved relationships
  will require candor on issues in which we don't always agree."
  As the Republican Party forges through a period of reinvention, Mr. Huntsman has been a leading voice for the
  direction of the party. He has been a political moderate on issues like immigration, gay rights and the
  environment, even though he represented one of the most conservative states in the country.
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  It was far from certain whether Mr. Huntsman would have actually sought the Republican presidential
  nomination — his centrist views could have created a challenge in early-voting states — but if he is confirmed by
  the Senate for the ambassadorship to China, he is part of the Obama team at a time when China is of critical
  importance. And he is out of the mix in the 2012 presidential race.
  "When the president of the United States asks you to step up and serve in a capacity like this, that to me is the
  end of the conversation and the beginning of the obligation to rise to the challenge," said Mr. Huntsman, who
  was joined by his wife Mary Kaye, and the couple's seven children, one of whom was adopted from China.
  The courtship of Mr. Huntsman was overseen by the White House Chief of Staff, Ralun Emanuel, who met with
  him last Saturday when the governor was in town for the White House Correspondent's dinner. Mr. Obama also
  spoke to Mr. Huntsman, aides said, and was impressed by his experience and views on China.
  "Governor Huntsman has respect for China's proud traditions," Mr. Obama said Saturday. "He understands
  what it will take to make America more competitive in the 21st century and will be an unstinting advocate for
  America's interests and ideals."
  The nomination of Mr. Huntsman is the latest in a series of high-level Republican appointments in the Obama
  administration. The president selected two Republicans to serve in his Cabinet, but aides said he was frustrated
  when a third choice, Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, withdrew his nomination as
  Commerce Secretary.
  Mr. Huntsman, who was elected to his second term of governor last year, intends to step down if he is
  confirmed by the Senate.
  "I hope the good people of Utah will forgive me and understand how proud they should be of their governor for
  his willingness to serve," Mr. Obama said. "He always puts country ahead of himself. That's what Jon has
  always done."
  Mario Mesquita
  Senior Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  202-647-1512
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  Thoughts?
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  Dear Cheryl,
  I just spoke to
  interest in 0
  who had called me last week. was following up to visit about and confirm his
  Cheryl, I think this is a major development in my opinion and would strongly recommend you and Secretary Clinton
  promptly consider I assume Secretary Clinton and favorably from
  have been friends for a good number of
  years now
  I worked closely during my time in the White House is a
  unique fellow in some respects, he is a serious and thoughtful person and obviously knows the issues of the hemisphere
  in a depthful manner, as you would expect . I think he can be particularly constructive on the
  and frankly just the overall Latin America agenda.
  I don't want to be too strong in my recommendation or involve myself inappropriately in your and the Secretary's
  decision making regarding personnel, is a person of real accomplishment and has a standing that is
  similar to Senator Mitchell, Richard Holbrooke and Dennis Ross. Of course as someone dedicated to hemispheric affairs
  I would certainly like to see the Special Envoy to the region be a person of distinction and recognized accomplishment.
  Please call me as soon as you can on this one. I think it's quite an important development, as I noted, and would like to
  have a brief conversation about it with you and perhaps the Secretary.
  As always thank you for your consideration.
  Personally,
  Mack
  PS Secretary Clinton was superb in her interview with George Stephanopoulos, although I must admit I don't remember
  conversations in 1993 between the two of them being conducted in the same style or manner. ©
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  From: Manatos & Manatos
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Mon Jun 08 15:45:16 2009
  Subject: Thank you...again
  Secretary Clinton's remarks at her Friday press conference with the Turkish Foreign Minister continued this
  Administration's excellent efforts to restore the credibility of the U.S. with Greece and Cyprus — which will lead to
  important progress in the region.
  As you know, the Bush Administration consistently hid and defended actions by Turkey that were injurious to Cyprus and
  Greece, inconsistent with American values and principals, and also not in Turkey's best interests.
  We highlighted for the top leaders in our community that Secretary Clinton once again in front of the Turkish Foreign
  Minister, called for a "bi-zonal and bi-communal federation" for Cyprus as well as expressed the United States' strong
  support for "freedom of religion."
  With Secretary Clinton and others doing these kinds of things, America is moving to correct the biggest road block to a
  Cyprus settlement — restoring American credibility with the Greek-Cypriots which was badly lost during the Bush
  Administration.
  Keep up the great work!
  Andy Manatos and Mike Manatos
  THE NATIONAL COORDINATED EFFORT OF HELLENES (CEH)
  1100 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037
  (202) 393-7790 [fax] (202) 628-0225
  E-mail: CoordinatedEffort@IVIanatos.com
  Remarks With Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu
  Hillary Rodham Clinton
  Secretary of State
  Treaty Room
  Washington, DC
  June 5, 2009
  SECRETARY CLINTON: Good afternoon. Minister Davutoglu and I just had a very productive, broad-ranging, comprehensive
  discussion. And it is a great privilege to welcome him here to the State Department within the very first weeks of his having been
  appointed foreign minister. Of course, I was very honored to have gone to Turkey very early in my term as Secretary of State, and
  President Obama had a wonderful visit to Turkey.
  And all of that is to confirm the strength and importance of our partnership and alliance. We have a lot of work to do together. Turkey,
  the United States, and the entire global community certainly face a great number of challenges, but we also see opportunities. So our
  message coming out of the meeting today and our prior meetings is that we're going to deepen and strengthen our cooperation on an
  ongoing basis, because we believe that both Turkey and the United States have unique roles to play.
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  Now, we obviously already collaborate. Not only are we both members of NATO, but we are working with the G-20 to respond to the
  global economic crisis, we're exploring ways to enhance our trade and commerce between our two countries, we're working to develop
  new energy sources, including resources from the Caucasus and Central Asia. We're partners in the fight against global terrorism. We
  share the goal of a stable Pakistan and Afghanistan, and to deny al-Qaida safe haven that can threaten our countries and many others.
  We support Turkey in its fight against the terrorist activities of the PKK, which has been a very important cooperation.
  And I underscored again today the United States' strong support for Turkey's bid to become a member of the European Union. Turkey
  has made significant progress toward membership. It's been in a process of reform that is generated by its own internal decisions but
  which has certainly responded to many of the concerns regarding the strength of the bid that Turkey had. And so we applaud what
  Turkey has already done and pledge our efforts to continue working with Turkey.
  And so we ranged across a broad number of issues, and I want to just make a special note. As President Obama said yesterday in
  Cairo, the United States is committed to broad engagement with Muslims everywhere across the globe based on mutual interests and
  mutual respect. We believe strongly in the freedom of religion and expression, in vibrant civil societies, and we know that
  those are values that Turkey shares.
  And I want to thank the minister and his government for the role that Turkey plays as a force for peace and stability. This is important,
  and it's already been demonstrated in the work that Turkey has done for a number of years and continues with respect to
  comprehensive peace in the Middle East. And we are strongly supportive of the Turkish efforts to normalize relations with Armenia, and
  we are also very strongly supportive of the efforts to resolve the Nagomo-Karabakh conflict.
  We discussed Cyprus, which is an issue that the President also addressed when he was in Turkey in April. The two Cypriot leaders
  have an opportunity through their commitment to negotiations under the United Nations Good Offices Missions, and the United States is
  willina to help the parties. We want to work toward a settlement that reunifies Cyprus into a bi-zonal and bi-communal federation.
  We discussed many, many concerns, and I'm just grateful for the commitment by the minister and by his government to play an active
  role in our dynamic world. Our relationship is not just about security; it is about seizing these opportunities, and I look forward to
  working with you.
  7$1
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  Original Message
  From: Learned, George E
  To: S_SpecialAssistants; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-11
  Sent: Sun May 17 08:45:38 2009
  Subject: FW: Philippine Burma Statement
  Colleagues,
  Per Mr. Gibbons request, please see below.
  Best regards,
  George Learned, Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  Original Message
  From: Gibbons, Thomas B (Manila)
  Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 8:35 AM
  To: SES-0
  Cc: Memmott, Larry L (Manila); Fernandez, Mario A (Manila); Thompson, Philip A (Manila); Schinnerer, Karen P (Manila);
  Marcie!, Scot A; Lakhdhir, Kamala S; Kleine, Michael F; Burgwinkle, Kevin .1; Kenney, Kristie A (Manila)
  Subject: Philippine Burma Statement
  Ops - Following Secretary Clinton's call on Saturday, May 16, Philippine Foreign Secretary Alberto Romulo had the
  Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) issue the following statement on Sunday, May 17. The statement is on the
  Philippine DFA website. Much appreciated if you would inform S staff and other appropriate folk:
  Philippine Statement:
  The Philippine Government is deeply troubled and outraged over the filing of trumped up charges against Daw Aung San
  Suu Kyi and her transfer to Insein prison, particularly when concerns have been raised regarding her health condition.
  These recent incidents will surely impede the process of national reconciliation and the Roadmap to Democracy in
  Myanmar.
  We urge the government of Myanmar to resolve the matter speedily, and to release Aung San Suu Kyi immediately and
  unconditionally.
  Regards
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  Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  2009-05-17 Position Description - International Energy Coordinator - Draft.doc
  B6
  Attached and below is a draft of the international energy coordinator position. I have been speaking with David
  Goldwyn regarding this position, which the Secretary has offered and he has accepted. We now are in the devil
  in the details position description both to encompass the scope and authority of the role to accomplish key
  objectives in international energy security but also to fulfill the mission outlined by the legislation that the
  Secretary embraced in QFRs from Senator Lugar (who created this position and has been unhappy about it's
  double-hatting in the past rather than a dedicated staffing).
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  cdm
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  7:45 am ARRIVE The Vice President's Residence
  7:45 am WEEKLY BREAKFAST w/VICE PRESIDENT BlDEN
  8:30 am The Vice President's Residence
  8:30 am DEPART The Vice President's Residence *En route State Department
  8:40 am ARRIVE State Department
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  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
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  9:30 am Secretary's Office
  9:30 am CALL TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office *5 Members: McGovern, Donald Payne, Sam Farr, Niki Tsongas and
  Doris Matsui.
  10:00am OFFICE TIME
  10:30am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am MEETING w/ERIC GOOSBY, NOMINEE FOR GLOBAL AIDS
  11:00 am COORDINATOR Secretary's Office
  11:00 am BILATERAL w/MONGOLIAN FOREIGN MINISTER SUICHBAATAR
  11:30 am BATBOLD Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray w/ welcome remarks in
  Treaty Room preceding.
  12:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route White House
  12:15 pm ARRIVE White House
  12:15 pm ONE-ON-ONE LUNCH w/LARRY SUMMERS, DIRECTOR NATIONAL
  1:15 pm ECONOMIC COUNCIL White House Mess
  1:20 pm DEPART White House *En route State Department
  1:25 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
  2:30 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/MIICE FROMAN, NSC
  3:00 pm Secretary's Office
  3:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm PC PRE-BRIEF MEETING
  5:00 pm Secretary's Office
  5:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route White House
  5:15 pm ARRIVE White House
  5:15 pm WEEKLY PC MEETING
  6:30 pm White House Situation Room
  6:35 pm DEPART White House *En route State Department
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  6:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  7:00 pm Secretary's Office
  7:00 pm (t) CHILDREN UNITING NATIONS RECEPTION (T)
  7:15 pm Ben Franklin Room *Approx. 250 ppl expected.
  7:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Hunan on the Hill
  7:30 pm ARRIVE Hunan on the Hill
  7:30 pm ONE-ON-ONE DINNER w/SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER
  8:30 pm Hunan on the Hill, 215 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
  8:30 pm DEPART Hunan on the Hill *En route Private Residence
  8:45 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  FYI:
  6:15 pm PC MEETING
  7:00 pm White House Situation Room
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 8:24 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Schedule 6/9/09
  7:45 am ARRIVE The Vice President's Residence
  7:45 am WEEKLY BREAKFAST w/VICE PRESIDENT BlDEN
  8:30 am The Vice President's Residence
  8:30 am DEPART The Vice President's Residence *En route State Department
  8:40 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:40 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  9:30 am Secretary's Office
  9:30 am CALL TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office *5 Members: McGovern, Donald Payne, Sam Farr, Niki Tsongas and
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  10:00am OFFICE TIME
  10:30am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am MEETING w/ERIC GOOSBY, NOMINEE FOR GLOBAL AIDS
  11:00 am COORDINATOR Secretary's Office
  11:00 am BILATERAL w/MONGOLIAN FOREIGN MINISTER SUICHBAATAR
  11:30 am BATBOLD Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray w/ welcome remarks in
  Treaty Room preceding.
  12:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route White House
  12:15 pm ARRIVE White House
  12:15 pm ONE-ON-ONE LUNCH w/LARRY SUMMERS, DIRECTOR NATIONAL
  1:15 pm ECONOMIC COUNCIL White House Mess
  1:20 pm DEPART White House *En route State Department
  1:25 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  3:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  5:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route White House
  5:15 pm ARRIVE White House
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  6:30 pm White House Situation Room
  6:35 pm DEPART White House *En route State Department
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  6:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  7:00 pm Secretary's Office
  7:00 pm (t) CHILDREN UNITING NATIONS RECEPTION (T)
  7:15 pm Ben Franklin Room *Approx. 250 ppl expected.
  7:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Hunan on the Hill
  7:30 pm ARRIVE Hunan on the Hill
  7:30 pm ONE-ON-ONE DINNER w/SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER
  8:30 pm Hunan on the Hill, 215 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
  8:30 pm DEPART Hunan on the Hill *En route Private Residence
  8:45 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  FYI:
  6:15 pm PC MEETING
  7:00 pm White House Situation Room
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DocNumber: C05762262
MetadataSubject: QUESTIONS
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  Just arrived in Montreal. Will get back to you. What age/level of experience do you have in mind re assistant. Happy to
  work with Che I or Jake on that one.
  dogs much enjoyed encounter yesterday. You were great on tv.

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  I've seen wice running and walking in front of my house, once w
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762262 Date: 06/30/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Strobe Talbott
  Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 1:12 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Questions
  Just arrived in Montreal. Will get back to you. What age/level of experience do you have in mind re assistant. Happy to
  work with Che I or Jake on that one.
  dogs much enjoyed encounter yesterday. You were great on tv.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Sent: Tue Jun 09 11:33:19 2009
  Subject: Questions
  Strobe--
  and sent greetings to you.
  As you may know, I'm trying to work out a time for lunch or dinner in the next week to discuss a list of issues w you.
  Hope we can work it out.
  Also, I am looking for another smart, politically sawy assistant, preferably one w foreign policy experience expertise.
  Any ideas?
  Hope to see you soon. All the best, Hillary
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DocNumber: C05762263
MetadataSubject: SRI LANKE
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sunday, May 17, 2009 10:06 AM
  Re: Sri Lanke
  I will be home in 15 minutes and can talk anytime.

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  Subject:
  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sunday, May 17, 2009 10:06 AM
  Re: Sri Lanke
  I will be home in 15 minutes and can talk anytime.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun May 17 08:11:11 2009
  Subject: Sri Lanke
  It sounds as tho the war may be over. I want to move on a few fronts that I'd like to discuss. Pls let me know when I can
  call you--and what #. Thx.
  lo
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MetadataSubject: SRI LANKA ARMY: 3 TAMIL TIGER LEADERS KILLED
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  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:27 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Sri Lanka army: 3 Tamil Tiger leaders killed
  Fyi
  From: Davis, Timmy T
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Sun May 17 23:05:26 2009
  Subject: Sri Lanka army: 3 Tamil Tiger leaders killed
  Colombo (AP) — Sri Lanka's military says special forces have killed the head of the Tamil Tigers' political wing and two
  other top leaders in the northern war zone. There has been no word yet on the whereabouts of the group's top leader,
  Velupillai Prabhakaran. A senior military official says an attack Sunday night killed rebels' political wing leaders
  Balasingham Nadesan, head of rebels' peace secretariat Seevaratnam Puleedevan and a military leader known as
  Ramesh.
  Tim Davis
  Watch Officer
  Operations Center
  202-647-1512
  20
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MetadataSubject: PALAU/GUANTANAMO UIGHURS
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  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Jeffrey L Farrow
  Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 1:13 PM
  To:
  Subject: Palau/Guantanamo Uighurs
  From: Jeffrey L Farrow <
  sullivanAstate.qov
  To: Cheryl D Mills <millscdstate.gov>, abedinh@state.00v,
  Was going to write earlier re Palau willingness to take the 17 Guantanamo Uighurs -- but see the
  story has now broken. I am now representing Palau, primarily re extension of free association w/
  the U.S. In touch w/Fried's office re Uighurs. Big commitment for Palau since Chinese tourism
  was planned and its close geographically, etc. but their premium is on U.S. relations (as sadly
  demonstrated by the loss of a Palauan in the U.S. Army in Afghanistan last week).
  Also, just FYI now, I've been concerned that the Budget includes a far too low placeholder for
  free association extension aid, $45-9 m over 10 years, although the aid is to be based on a joint
  review of need that will really begin with a Palauan presentation Friday. (I think the number
  didn't reflect any rethinking by this Administration). The U.S. is to respond in a month.
  Jeff
  202-343-2905 o
  Jeffrey L. Farrow
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  4 women were elected to be members of parliament for the first time. As you remember (because you were an eloquent
  voice for them), women finally won the right to vote and stand for office in 2005, but failed to win seats in the two previous
  election cycles.
  You know some of the women who won, including Rola Dashti, who was one of the women who got the Vital Voices
  award and had been part of the long-time struggle.
  I told Lissa. You might want to mention in your Barnard speech.
  Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in the U.S.

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  Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:31 AM
  To: H2
  Cc: abedinh@state.gov
  Subject: women finally win in Kuwait!
  4 women were elected to be members of parliament for the first time. As you remember (because you were an eloquent
  voice for them), women finally won the right to vote and stand for office in 2005, but failed to win seats in the two previous
  election cycles.
  You know some of the women who won, including Rola Dashti, who was one of the women who got the Vital Voices
  award and had been part of the long-time struggle.
  I told Lissa. You might want to mention in your Barnard speech.
  Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in the U.S.
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  cheryl.mills
  Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:44 AM
  H
  Re: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

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  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  cheryl.mills
  Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:44 AM
  H
  Re: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 10:27:18
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Original Message
  From: Cheryl Mills
  To: 'Sullivan, Jacob J' <SullivanJJ@state.gov>; SteinbergJB@state.gov <SteinbergiB@state.gov>; burnswj@state.gov
  <burnswj@state.gov>
  Cc: ToivNF@state.gov <ToivNF@state.gov>; 'Mills, Cheryl D' <MillsCD@state.gov>; Cheryl Millsl
  Sent: Sun May 17 09:49:35 2009
  Subject: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Jake/Jim/Bill:
  Attached and below is a draft of the international energy coordinator position. I have been speaking with David
  Goldwyn regarding this position, which the Secretary has offered and he has accepted. We now are in the devil in the
  details position description both to encompass the scope and authority of the role to accomplish key objectives in
  international energy security but also to fulfill the mission outlined by the legislation that the Secretary embraced in
  QFRs from Senator Lugar (who created this position and has been unhappy about it's double-hatting in the past rather
  than a dedicated staffing).
  Please review and advise of any suggested edits or revisions. My goal is to seek to get this to David in the early
  afternoon. This is. as you will see. a bit of a high wire act as•I
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  I am confident I did not capture all those goals — welcome your wisdom and guidance at your earliest convenience — in
  text edits in caps most appreciated (preferred over general comments). We are pushing so that by the Secretary's
  hearing on Weds, we can respond yes should he inquire if this position is in process.
  thanks.
  cdm
  Position Description
  International Energy Coordinator/Ambassador-at-Large
  Draft
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  Fyi
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

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  RELEASE IN
  PART B5,B6
  From: cheryl.mills _
  Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 1:31 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Fyi
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
  From: "Burns, William J"
  Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 12:42:15 -0400
  To: Cheryl Mills
  Subject: RE: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Cheryl,
  David Goldwyn is a very collegial personality, and could make this work either way.
  Bill
  From: Cheryl Mills [mailto:
  Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 9:50 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Burns, William J
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Mills, Cheryl D; Cheryl Mills1
  Subject: Early Draft: International Energy Coordinator
  Jake/Jim/Bill:
  Attached and below is a draft of the international energy coordinator position. I have been speaking with David
  Goldwyn regarding this position, which the Secretary has offered and he has accepted. We now are in the devil
  in the details position description both to encompass the scope and authority of the role to accomplish key
  objectives in international energy security but also to fulfill the mission outlined by the legislation that the
  Secretary embraced in QFRs from Senator Lugar (who created this position and has been unhappy about it's
  double-hatting in the past rather than a dedicated staffing).
  Please review and advise of any suggested edits or revisions. My goal is to seek to get this to David in the early
  afternoon. This is, as you will see, a bit of a high wire act as:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762269 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762269 Date: 07/31/2015
  I am confident I did not capture all those goals — welcome your wisdom and guidance at your earliest
  convenience — in text edits in caps most appreciated (preferred over general comments). We are pushing so that
  by the Secretary's hearing on Weds, we can respond yes should he inquire if this position is in process.
  thanks.
  cdm
  Position Description
  International Energy Coordinator/Ambassador-at-Large
  Draft
  B5
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  I'm meeting you at first stop.
  I told oscar to pack commencement robe unless u want to use barnards. We would have to take back to dc otherwise.

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  I'm meeting you at first stop.
  I told oscar to pack commencement robe unless u want to use barnards. We would have to take back to dc otherwise.
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  We have two calls for today:
  -canadian fm wanting to discuss sri lanka
  - qatar fm on burma.
  You want to try and do on drives today? Or when we get back to office?
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  Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 8:17 AM
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  Subject: Calls
  We have two calls for today:
  -canadian fm wanting to discuss sri lanka
  - qatar fm on burma.
  You want to try and do on drives today? Or when we get back to office?
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  H
  Abedin, Huma
  Toni Verstandig FYI
  I spoke to Toni this morning
  cdm
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  8:00 am DEPART Private Residence
  9:00 am En route UN Building
  9:00 am ARRIVE UN Building
  9:00 am "FOLLOWING IN HER FOOTSTEPS" BREAKFAST HONORING
  10:00 am ELEANOR ROOSEVELT UN Delegates Dining Room, UN Building
  10:00 am DEPART United Nations Building *En route OTR
  10:30 am OTR
  12:30 pm Location: Tbd
  1:00 pm ARRIVE Barnard College
  1:00 pm PULL-ASIDES w/PAOLA RAMOS AND KATE PYNOOS
  1:10 pm Location Tbd
  1:15 pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT BARNARD COLLEGE's 2009
  2:30 pm COMMENCEMENT South Lawn, Columbia Campus
  3:00 pm DEPART Barnard College *En route LaGuardia Airport
  3:30 pm ARRIVE LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
  4:00 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport (LGA) via US Airways Shuttle #2181
  5:16 pm ARRIVE Reagan National Airport
  5:30 pm DEPART Reagan National Airport *En route State Department
  5:45 pm ARRIVE State Department
  5:45 pm MEETING w/CHERYL
  6:30 pm State Department
  6:30 pm PRE-BRIEF MEETING
  6:55 pm Secretary's Office
  7:00 pm WORKING DINNER FOR ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER
  8:30 pm BINYAMIN NETANYAHU James Monroe Room, 8th floor *Official photo at top.
  8:35 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
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  Cc: Abedin, Huma
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  8:00 am DEPART Private Residence
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  9:00 am ARRIVE UN Building
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  Ok its a mob scene here
  All your people.
  They will start the program as soon as you get to your table.
  All on with speech?

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  Sent Monday, May 18, 2009 8:57 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Calls
  Ok its a mob scene here
  All your people.
  They will start the program as soon as you get to your table.
  All on with speech?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon May 18 08:22:48 2009
  Subject: Re: Calls
  Let's try on drives.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 18 08:16:54 2009
  Subject: Calls
  We have two calls for today:
  -canadian fm wanting to discuss sri lanka
  - qatar fm on burma.
  You want to try and do on drives today? Or when we get back to office?
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  They r starting now
  I have speeches too, just checking to see if u have edits for barnard.

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  Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 9:05 AM
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  Subject: Re: Calls
  They r starting now
  I have speeches too, just checking to see if u have edits for barnard.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon May 18 09:02:48 2009
  Subject: Re: Calls
  I will get there in about 10 minutes so they could start the prelims. I have both speeches.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 18 08:56:45 2009
  Subject: Re: Calls
  Ok its a mob scene here
  All your people.
  They will start the program as soon as you get to your table.
  All on with speech?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon May 18 08:22:48 2009
  Subject: Re: Calls
  Let's try on drives.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 18 08:16:54 2009
  Subject Calls
  We have two calls for today:
  -canadian fm wanting to discuss sri lanka
  - qatar fm on burma.
  You want to try and do on drives today? Or when we get back to office?
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  I did update a number of your contacts while you were at the FAPE dinner last Monday. They all were saved. I updated
  them from what I have in my blackberry, so this is from memory, but there were probably more:
  Philippe
  Monica
  Jake
  Andrew
  Melanne
  Todd Stern
  Steinberg
  Jack Lew
  Kris
  Lissa
  Pam
  Tamera
  Anne Marie Slaughter
  Miguel R
  Robert Wood
  Rob Russo
  Laura Pena
  Heather Samuelson
  I'm making a list of other building people you may not have, and I'll do them tonight when you are in Netenyahu dinner.
  They include:
  Ian Kelly
  Dan Fried
  Chris Hill
  Glyn Davies
  Jeff Feltman
  Tom Shannon
  Karen Stewart
  Richard Greene
  Michael PoIt
  Joan Donoghue
  Jim Thessin
  Reno HArnish
  Derek Chollet
  Ed Lacey
  George Mitchell
  Stephen Bosworth
  Dick Morningstar
  Paul SeIva
  Alec Ross
  Dennis Ross
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  Ali Rubin
  Brent Scowcroft
  Joe Macmanus
  Megan Rooney
  Tomicah Tilleman
  Rich Verma
  Margaret Carpenter
  Courtney Beale
  Christopher Bishop
  Charles Stith
  Neera
  I hope this is a more comprehensive list.

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  Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 11:56 AM
  To:
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  I did update a number of your contacts while you were at the FAPE dinner last Monday. They all were saved. I updated
  them from what I have in my blackberry, so this is from memory, but there were probably more:
  Philippe
  Monica
  Jake
  Andrew
  Melanne
  Todd Stern
  Steinberg
  Jack Lew
  Kris
  Lissa
  Pam
  Tamera
  Anne Marie Slaughter
  Miguel R
  Robert Wood
  Rob Russo
  Laura Pena
  Heather Samuelson
  I'm making a list of other building people you may not have, and I'll do them tonight when you are in Netenyahu dinner.
  They include:
  Ian Kelly
  Dan Fried
  Chris Hill
  Glyn Davies
  Jeff Feltman
  Tom Shannon
  Karen Stewart
  Richard Greene
  Michael PoIt
  Joan Donoghue
  Jim Thessin
  Reno HArnish
  Derek Chollet
  Ed Lacey
  George Mitchell
  Stephen Bosworth
  Dick Morningstar
  Paul SeIva
  Alec Ross
  Dennis Ross
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  Ali Rubin
  Brent Scowcroft
  Joe Macmanus
  Megan Rooney
  Tomicah Tilleman
  Rich Verma
  Margaret Carpenter
  Courtney Beale
  Christopher Bishop
  Charles Stith
  Neera
  I hope this is a more comprehensive list.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 9:06 AM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Follow up
  Which names did you put in? Maybe they didn't save. But I need a lot. Pls make a list and I will check and add if
  necessary.
  I'd like to set up call to Sonia Gandhi in next few days.
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ExtractedBodyText: Choose the home loan that saves you the most $$$. Agents available at ditech.com
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  Subject: Hillary: Can you open attachment? FYI, memo. Sid
  Attachments: HRC memo Iran torture 061409.docx
  Choose the home loan that saves you the most $$$. Agents available at ditech.com
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  June 14, 2009
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Latest articles on Iranian election fraud and CIA/torture
  1. I've copied below texts of three articles you might not have seen. The first, by Juan Cole,
  leading expert from University of Michigan on Iraq/Iran, lays out evidence so far on the
  stolen election. Second, I've included the key graphs from Bill Keller's piece today in the
  Times on same. And, third, Jane Mayer's article in the new issue of The New Yorker, out
  tomorrow. (She sent me a digital copy.) The piece includes an interview with Panetta,
  who himself discloses the internal administration debate—he was initially for a
  commission but was overruled by Rabin and Axelrod.
  2. On the Iranian election, the international press will obviously pursue the story of the
  rigging of the vote, which will damage the legitimacy of regime. It's clear from reports
  that even the Iranian man-on-the-street is affected by global public opinion and receives
  international news through a wide variety of media. Ahmadinejad post-election continues
  to ratchet up paranoia to consolidate support. After his statement and post-Bibi today,
  there may be a remark to be made to address and defuse paranoia. If anything, whatever
  the facts about the integrity of democracy in Iran, there is more reason than ever for all
  sides to dispense with the politics of paranoia and discover that there are overriding
  shared interests for peace, etc. But when to say anything depends upon how long to let
  internal bitterness over the aftermath in Iran to simmer and the pressure from press for a
  statement from you.
  3. Jane Mayer's piece details the many moving and uncontrolled parts of the torture debate,
  which has become chronic and will flare up again and again. The "distraction" will not go
  away. I would avoid ever being drawn into commenting on any aspect.
  4. One additional thought: The Iranian election points to the truism that things can
  potentially go awry. Building up "the brand" of the president as the solvent for entangled
  and often intractable diplomatic crises creates the basis for an opposite reaction. Raised
  expectations can foster even greater disillusionment. After Lebanon's election, the US
  press built up the magic of the brand as the new dynamic factor causing change. So
  there's a fine line here to be walked. I would attribute positive changes or movements to
  those people making them themselves, to the extent US commendation does not injure
  their causes, and underline that a new global community will serve those and their
  nation's interests who participate as active and responsible actors. But to reemphasize:
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  the danger of attributing any and all change in the world to presidential charisma is that
  the bad will get assigned as well as the good.
  http://www.truthoutorg/061409Z
  Stealing the Iranian Election
  Saturday 13 June 2009
  by: Juan Cole I Visit article original @ Informed Comment
  Top Pieces of Evidence that the Iranian Presidential Election Was Stolen
  1.It is claimed that Ahmadinejad won the city of Tabriz with 57%. His main opponent, Mir
  Hossein Mousavi, is an Azeri from Azerbaijan province, of which Tabriz is the capital. Mousavi,
  according to such polls as exist in Iran and widespread anecdotal evidence, did better in cities
  and is popular in Azerbaijan. Certainly, his rallies there were very well attended. So for an Azeri
  urban center to go so heavily for Ahmadinejad just makes no sense. In past elections, Azeris
  voted disproportionately for even minor presidential candidates who hailed from that province.
  2.Ahmadinejad is claimed to have taken Tehran by over 50%. Again, he is not popular in the
  cities, even, as he claims, in the poor neighborhoods, in part because his policies have produced
  high inflation and high unemployment. That he should have won Tehran is so unlikely as to raise
  real questions about these numbers. [Ahmadinejad is widely thought only to have won Tehran in
  2005 because the pro-reform groups were discouraged and stayed home rather than voting.)
  3.It is claimed that cleric Mehdi Karoubi, the other reformist candidate, received 320,000
  votes, and that he did poorly in Iran's western provinces, even losing in Luristan. He is a Lur and
  is popular in the west, including in Kurdistan. Karoubi received 17 percent of the vote in the first
  round of presidential elections in 2005. While it is possible that his support has substantially
  declined since then, it is hard to believe that he would get less than one percent of the vote.
  Moreover, he should have at least done well in the west, which he did not.
  4.Mohsen Rezaie, who polled very badly and seems not to have been at all popular, is alleged
  to have received 670,000 votes, twice as much as Karoubi.
  5.Ahmadinejad's numbers were fairly standard across Iran's provinces. In past elections there
  have been substantial ethnic and provincial variations.
  6.The Electoral Commission is supposed to wait three days before certifying the results of the
  election, at which point they are to inform Khamenei of the results, and he signs off on the
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  process. The three-day delay is intended to allow charges of irregularities to be adjudicated. In
  this case, Khamenei immediately approved the alleged results.
  I am aware of the difficulties of catching history on the run. Some explanation may emerge for
  Ahmadinejad's upset that does not involve fraud. For instance, it is possible that he has gotten the
  credit for spreading around a lot of oil money in the form of favors to his constituencies, but
  somehow managed to escape the blame for the resultant high inflation.
  But just as a first reaction, this post-election situation looks to me like a crime scene. And here
  is how I would reconstruct the crime.
  As the real numbers started coming into the Interior Ministry late on Friday, it became clear
  that Mousavi was winning. Mousavi's spokesman abroad, filmmaker Mohsen Makhbalbaf.,
  alleges > that the ministry even contacted Mousavi's camp and said it would begin preparing the
  population for this victory. The ministry must have informed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei,
  who has had a feud with Mousavi for over 30 years, who found this outcome unsupportable.
  And, apparently, he and other top leaders had been so confident of an Ahmadinejad win that they
  had made no contingency plans for what to do if he looked as though he would lose.
  They therefore sent blanket instructions to the Electoral Commission to falsify the vote counts.
  This clumsy cover-up then produced the incredible result of an Ahmadinejad landlside in
  Tabriz and Isfahan and Tehran.
  The reason for which Rezaie and Karoubi had to be assigned such implausibly low totals was
  to make sure Ahmadinejad got over 51% of the vote and thus avoid a run-off between him and
  Mousavi next Friday, which would have given the Mousavi camp a chance to attempt to rally the
  public and forestall further tampering with the election.
  This scenario accounts for all known anomalies and is consistent with what we know of the
  major players.
  More in my column, just out, in Salon.com: More in my column, just out, in Salon.com:
  "Ahmadinejad reelected under cloud of fraud," where I argue that the outcome of the presidential
  elections does not and should not affect Obama's policies toward that country - they are the right
  policies and should be followed through on regardless.
  The public demonstrations against the result don't appear to be that big. In the past decade,
  reformers have always backed down in Iran when challenged by hardliners, in part because no
  one wants to relive the horrible Great Terror of the 1980s after the revolution, when faction-
  fighting produced blood in the streets. Mousavi is still from that generation.
  My own guess is that you have to get a leadership born after the revolution, who does not
  remember it and its sanguinary aftermath, before you get people willing to push back hard
  against the rightwingers.
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  So, there are protests against an allegedly stolen election. The Basij paramilitary thugs and the
  Iranian Revolutionary Guards will break some heads. Unless there has been a sea change in Iran,
  the theocrats may well get away with this soft coup for the moment. But the regime's legitimacy
  will take a critical hit, and its ultimate demise may have been hastened, over the next decade or
  two.
  What I've said is full of speculation and informed guesses. I'd be glad to be proved wrong on
  several of these points. Maybe I will be.
  PS: Here's the data:
  So here is what Interior Minister Sadeq Mahsouli said Saturday about the outcome of the
  Iranian presidential elections:
  "Of 39,165,191 votes counted (85 percent), Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won the election with
  24,527,516 (62.63 percent)."
  He announced that Mir-Hossein Mousavi came in second with 13,216,411 votes (33.75
  percent).
  Mohsen Rezaei got 678,240 votes (1.73 percent)
  Mehdi Karroubi with 333,635 votes (0.85 percent).
  He put the void ballots at 409,389 (1.04 percent).
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  Memo From Tehran
  Reverberations as Door Slams on Hope of Change
  By Bill Keller
  On the street, the speculation focused more on how the election was manipulated, as many voters
  insisted it must have been for Mr. Ahmadinejad to score such a preposterous margin of victory.
  One version (from somebody's brother who supposedly knew someone inside) had it that vote
  counters simply were ordered to doctor the numbers: "Make that 1,000 for Ahmadinejad a
  3,000."
  Others pointed out that the ballots seemed designed to lead opposition voters astray. Voters were
  obliged to choose a candidate and fill in a code. Though Mr. Moussavi was candidate No. 4, the
  code No. 44 signified Mr. Ahmadinejad.
  One employee of the Interior Ministry, which carried out the vote count, said the government
  had been preparing its fraud for weeks, purging anyone of doubtful loyalty and importing pliable
  staff members from around the country.
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  "They didn't rig the vote," claimed the man, who showed his ministry identification card but
  pleaded not to be named. "They didn't even look at the vote. They just wrote the name and put
  the number in front of it."
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  the political scene
  the secret h istory
  Can Leon Panetta move the CIA. forward without confronting its past?
  BY JANEMAYER
  The Central Intelligence Agency
  typically fights distant enemies, but
  on May 21st its leaders were preoccupied
  with a local opponent. A few miles
  from the agency's headquarters, which
  are in Langley, Virginia, former Vice-
  President Dick Cheney delivered an extraordinary
  attack on the Obama Administration's
  emerging national-security
  policies. Cheney, speaking at the American
  Enterprise Institute, accused the
  new Administration of making "the
  American people less safe" by banning
  brutal C.I.A. interrogations of terrorism
  suspects that had been sanctioned by the
  Bush Administration. Ruling out such
  interrogations "is unwise in the extreme,"
  Cheney charged. "It is recklessness
  cloaked in righteousness."
  Leon Panetta, the C.I.A.'s new director- •
  and the man who bears much of the
  responsibility for keeping the country
  safe—learned the details of Cheney's
  speech when he arrived in his office, on
  the seventh floor of the agency's headquarters.
  An hour earlier, he had been
  standing at the side of President Barack
  Obama, who was giving a speech at the
  National Archives, in which he argued
  that America could "fight terrorism while
  abiding by the rule of law." In January,
  the Obama Administration banned the
  "enhanced" techniques that the Bush
  Administration had approved for the
  agency, including waterboarding and
  depriving prisoners of sleep for up to
  eleven days. Panetta, pouring a cup of
  coffee, responded to Cheney's speech
  with surprising candor. "I think he smells
  some blood in the water on the nationalsecurity
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  issue," he told me. "It's almost, a
  little bit, gallows politics. When you read
  •behind it, it's almost as if he's wishing
  that this country would be attacked again,
  in order to make his point. I think that's
  dangerous politics."
  Panetta was also absorbing criticism
  from the left. The day before, a group of
  progressive human-rights advocates had
  been given an off-the-record briefing
  with Obama, where they discussed his
  plans for handling terrorism suspects;
  some of the advocates were enraged at
  what they saw as a tacit continuation of
  the Bush approach. According to a participant,
  Obama warned the group that
  such comparisons were "not helpful."
  Nevertheless, Kenneth Roth, the executive
  director of Human Rights Watch,
  who also attended the briefing, went on
  to denounce the Administration for considering
  "preventive detention"—incarcerating
  certain terror suspects indefinitely,
  without trial. Obama's position, Roth
  said, "mimics the Bush Administration's
  abusive approach."
  Since January, the C.I.A. has become
  the focus of almost daily struggle, as
  Obama attempts to restore the rule of
  law in America's fight against terrorism
  without sacrificing safety or losing the
  support of conservative Democratic and
  independent voters. So far, he has insisted
  on trying to recalibrate the agency's
  policies without investigating past mistakes
  or holding anyone responsible for
  them. Caught in the middle is Panetta,
  who is seventy years old and has virtually
  no experience in the intelligence field.
  Indeed, his credentials for running the
  world's foremost spy agency are so unlikely
  that when John Podesta, the head
  of Obama's transition team, asked him to
  take the job he responded, "Are you
  sure?" Podesta assured Panetta that his
  outsider status was actually an advantage:
  "He said, 'You don't carry the scars of the
  past eight years. Besides, the President
  wants somebody who will talk straight to
  him on these issues.' "
  Although Panetta served briefly in the
  military, half a century ago, his reputation
  has been built almost entirely on his
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  mastery of domestic policy. For sixteen
  years, he was a Democratic congressman
  from his home town, Monterey, California.
  In 1989, he became the chairman of
  the House Budget Committee, making
  him a natural choice as President Bill
  Clinton's first budget director. In 1994,
  he became Clinton's chief of staff.
  Panetta, the son of Italian immigrants,
  grew up washing dishes in his parents' restaurant.
  He is disarmingly forthright,
  with an easy laugh; he is also a stern disciplinarian
  and a workaholic. Colleagues
  say that Panetta, who attends Mass regularly,
  can be principled to the point of rigidity.
  It was partly Panetta's rectitude
  that got him the C.I.A. job. During the
  Bush years, he decried the country's loss
  of moral authority; in a blunt essay for
  Washington Monthly last year, he declared
  that Americans had been transformed
  "from champions of human dignity and
  individual rights into a nation of armchair
  torturers." He concluded, "We either believe
  in the dignity of the individual, the
  rule of law, and the prohibition of cruel
  and unusual punishment, or we don't.
  There is no middle ground."
  Panetta's impassioned essay unexpectedly
  became an asset during the
  Obama transition, after John Brennan—
  the initial candidate for C.I.A.
  director—was pressured to withdraw.
  Critics accused Brennan, who had been
  a top agency official during the Bush
  years, of complicity with the torture
  program. (A friend of Brennan's from
  his C.I.A. days complained to me,
  "After a few Cheeto-eating people in
  the basement working in their underwear
  who write blogs voiced objections
  to Brennan, the Obama Administra-
  tion pulled his name at the first sign of
  smoke, and then ruled out a whole class
  of people: anyone who had been at the
  agency during the past ten years couldn't
  pass the blogger test.")
  Panetta had one other strong qualification:
  he was close to Rahm Emanuel,
  the new chief of staff. During the
  Clinton Administration, Emanuel, serving
  as the White House political director,
  was suspected by former First Lady
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  Hillary Clinton and others of leaking
  steve brodner
  Panetta has no C.I.A. experience, but, an ex-officer says, it's not "a bad thing to have a powerful guy
  with access to the President."
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  information, and was very nearly fired.
  Emanuel entered what he calls his "wilderness
  period." When Panetta became
  chief of staff, however, he reinstated
  Emanuel as a top aide. "I thought he
  had a lot of street smarts and good political
  sense," Panetta told me.
  In 1994, Panetta discovered, to his
  dismay, that the President had quietly
  turned to Dick Morris, a political consultant
  with a dubious ethical reputation.
  Harold Ickes, a former White
  House aide, recalls Panetta walking the
  halls late one night and saying that he
  needed a shower after attending a meeting
  with Morris. Later, a tabloid newspaper
  reported that Morris had been
  meeting with a prostitute in a nearby
  Washington hotel. In 1997, Panetta left
  the White House, by mutual agreement;
  he and his wife, Sylvia, founded
  the nonpartisan Panetta Institute for
  Public Policy, in Northern California.
  In January, 1998, it was revealed that
  Clinton had conducted an extramarital
  affair with Monica Lewinsky—Panetta's
  former intern. An associate described
  Panetta then as "very disappointed
  in Bill Clinton, because of
  Monica Lewinsky. He saw him as a
  man with no personal discipline."
  Eleven years later, Barack Obama
  called Panetta for advice on who might
  make a good chief of staff. Panetta recommended
  Emanuel, telling him that
  "Rahm knows the Hill, he certainly
  knows the White House, and he's got
  the tough side" necessary for the job. In
  January, Emanuel recommended Panetta
  for the C.I.A. post. Emanuel said
  of Panetta, "Leon has great judgment, a
  great compass.,He's a great manager, and
  he's trusted by both parties." (Panetta
  was a Republican until 1971.) Some former
  C.I.A. officers, such as Tyler Drumheller,
  who retired in 2005 as the head of
  clandestine operations in Europe, welcome
  the choice. "It's not such a bad
  thing to have a powerful guy with access
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  to the President," he told me. Panetta, he
  predicted, "will restore the integrity of
  the intelligence process. After what we've
  been through on Iraq and torture allegations,
  that's a big deal."
  Michael Waldman, who was President
  Clinton's chief speechwriter, and
  who now runs the Brennan Center for
  Justice, at the New York University
  School of Law, describes Panetta as
  "one of the more honorable, decent, and
  principled people in government," but
  considers it "amazing that he was such
  an outspoken critic" of the agency.
  Given Panetta's reputation for integrity,
  and the C.I.A.'s central role in the interrogations
  scandal, Waldman wondered,
  "can he ride the tiger without
  being eaten?" He added, "An agency
  like that can turn on a director. That's
  the challenge: he's got to both lead it
  and reform it."
  The record of outsiders taking over the
  C.I.A. is mixed. John McCone, a
  California shipping magnate who ran the
  agency in the Kennedy and Johnson years,
  is often cited as being among the most
  successful directors; having been trained as
  a mechanical engineer, he was skilled at
  assessing threats posed by both conventional
  and nuclear weapons. But other
  outsiders have been met with intense hostility.
  James Schlesinger was named C.I.A.
  director by President Richard Nixon after
  heading the Atomic Energy Commission.
  Given instructions to "get rid of the
  clowns," Schlesinger dismissed or forced
  into retirement more than five hundred
  analysts and a thousand clandestine
  officers. He faced death threats, and his
  tenure lasted six months. In 1995, President
  Clinton appointed John Deutch,
  who had previously served at the Pentagon.
  Deutch tried to improve the oversight
  of clandestine operatives after evidence
  surfaced that an agent in Guatemala
  had covered up two murders. Deutch was
  reviled by many operatives, and he left the
  agency after eighteen months. Eventually,
  he was accused of mishandling classified
  documents and stripped of his security
  clearance. "You pick on the C.I.A. at your
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  own peril," Michael Waldman says.
  Nevertheless, many critics believe
  that the agency must reckon with the
  legacy of the Bush era. In the past few
  years, irrefutable evidence has emerged
  that after 9/11 the agency lost its moral
  bearings. A confidential Red Cross report
  has come into public view, along
  with formerly classified government
  documents, leaving no doubt that the
  agency subjected scores of terror suspects
  to prolonged physical and psychological
  cruelty. Officers shackled prisoners
  for weeks in contorted positions;
  chained them to the ceiling wearing
  only diapers; exploited their phobias;
  propelled them head first into walls. At
  least three prisoners died.
  Torture is a felony, and is sometimes
  treated as a capital crime. The Convention
  Against Torture, which America ratified
  in 1994, requires a government to prosecute
  all acts of torture; failure to do so is
  considered a breach of international law.
  The issue of torture assumed symbolic im-
  "For God's sake, have some populist rage."
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  portance during the 2008 campaign, and
  when Obama took office many of his liberal
  supporters expected him to hold the '
  perpetrators of abuse accountable. Democratic
  leaders in Congress pushed particularly
  hard for action. Senator Carl Levin,
  the chairman of the Armed Services Committee,
  had investigated the military's role
  in detention and interrogation abuse but
  was kept by his committee's limited jurisdiction
  from investigating the C.I.A.; he
  urged the new Attorney General, Eric
  Holder, to open an inquiry, saying, "There
  needs to be an accounting of torture in this
  country." Senator Patrick Leahy, the
  chairman of the Judiciary Committee, argued
  for the creation of an independent
  "truth commission," which could grant
  immunity to witnesses—thus helping to
  insulate the Obama Administration from
  charges that it was exploiting the torture
  issue for partisan gain.
  The C.I.A.'s role in providing misleading
  intelligence about the presence
  of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
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  has also provoked calls for reform. Senator
  Dianne Feinstein, the new chairman
  of the Intelligence Committee,
  told me, "There's no vote that I regret
  more than the vote to authorize war
  with Iraq"; her vote was based on intelligence
  that she describes as "flat wrong."
  Feinstein went on, "I am absolutely determined
  to reform the process of gathering
  and analyzing intelligence."
  As soon as Obama took office, he overturned
  most aspects of the Bush Administration's
  interrogation policy. He issued
  an executive order banning inhumane
  treatment of prisoners by any government
  officials, and one closing the C.I.A.'s network
  of secret "black site" prisons, which
  stretched from Poland to Thailand. He
  also vowed to close the military prison in
  Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where fourteen
  former C.I.A. prisoners are being held.
  But Obama's message has been uncharacteristically
  muddled on the question of accountability.
  He has said that Attorney
  General Holder should be the one to decide
  whether to take criminal action; he
  has also said that he would support further
  congressional investigation, as long as it
  was done in a bipartisan fashion. At the
  same time, he has signalled that he has no
  appetite for "looking backwards," and in
  late April, during a private White House
  meeting with congressional leaders, he rejected
  the idea of an outside truth commission.
  In the meantime, Republicans
  have seized the political initiative, expressing
  grave concern about the plans to close
  Guantanamo and transfer the prisoners to
  U.S. facilities.
  Tim Weiner, the author of "Legacy
  of Ashes," a recent history of the C.I.A.,
  says that Panetta is facing a series of
  "unappetizing choices." Weiner believes
  that the country is in a period similar to
  the Watergate era, when a series of disturbing
  state secrets—such as the existence
  of the Phoenix Program, a C.I.A.-
  supported initiative, in which the South
  Vietnamese were alleged to have tortured
  civilians—spilled out. Speaking of
  Panetta, he said, "It can't be comfortable
  for a man who said, 'This is un-American,'
  to be put in the position of saying,
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  'Well, we hold no one accountable.'"
  Panetta, whose conversation with me at
  C.I.A. headquarters was his first
  lengthy interview on the topic of abusive
  interrogations, said that when he took
  over the agency he "wanted to be damn
  sure" that there was nobody on the payroll
  who should be prosecuted for torture or
  related crimes. He asked John Helgerson,
  then the C.I.A.'s inspector general, to
  conduct a review. In theory, the inspector
  general is politically independent, and
  therefore able to render unbiased judgments.
  In 2004, Helgerson had written
  a classified report on the C.I.A.'s secret
  detention-and-interrogation program, in
  which he questioned both the legality and
  the effectiveness of the agency's brutally
  coercive techniques. Panetta cited Helgerson's
  "credibility" as a reason to trust his assessment.
  According to Panetta, Helgerson,
  who is not a lawyer, assured him that
  no officer still at the agency had engaged
  in actions that went beyond the legal
  boundaries as they were understood during
  the Bush years. Helgerson, who retired
  from the agency in May, says he told
  Panetta only that he was not aware of any
  cases that merited prosecution, though
  "continuing work was being done."
  Panetta told me, "I'm going to give
  people the benefit of the doubt. . . . If they
  do the job that they're paid to do, I can't ask
  for a hell of a lot more." His words echo
  those of President Obama, who on April
  16th promised immunity from prosecution
  to any C.I.A. officer who relied on the
  advice of legal counsel during the Bush
  years. Jeffrey H. Smith, a former general
  counsel to the C.I.A., points out that this
  is a low standard, given that "what the Justice
  Department approved was outrageous."
  For example, for more than a century
  the U.S. had prosecuted waterboarding
  as a serious crime, and a ten-year prison
  sentence was issued as recently as 1983. Indeed,
  the memos authorizing interrogators
  to torment prisoners clashed so glaringly
  with international and U.S. law that some
  of them were later withdrawn by lawyers in
  Bush's own Justice Department.
  Smith, who has advised Obama informally
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  on how to handle the C.I.A.'s legacy
  of abuse, thinks that prosecutions are
  not politically viable at this point, and
  would in any case be unfair to officers who
  thought they were adhering to the law.
  And many Republicans, from Newt Gingrich
  to John McCain, have argued that
  pressing charges against government
  officials would threaten morale and inhibit
  risk-talcing at a time when the agency
  faces wars on two fronts and a continuing
  threat from Al Qaeda. The Harvard law
  professor Laurence Tribe disagrees. "It's
  hard not to do something to those who
  performed the act," he says. "It's not beyond
  the pale to imagine that even people
  armed with legal opinions might be held
  legally responsible for violating the criminal
  law in the area of torture."
  Panetta told me, "Frankly, I didn't
  support these methods that were used,
  or the legal justification for why they did
  it. . . . I also believed if I were to take this
  job it was about dealing with the threats
  that are out there, and trying to really
  bring the C.I.A. into a new chapter." He
  said that once he felt confident that
  there was no criminal liability inside the
  agency he "didn't want to spend a lot of
  time dealing with the past and what
  mistakes were made."
  It turns out, however, that Panetta initially
  supported the creation of a truth
  commission. "I'm not big on commissions,"
  Panetta told me. "On the other
  hand, I could see that it might make some
  sense, frankly, to appoint a high-level
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  commission, with somebody like Sandra
  Day O'Connor, Lee Hamilton—people
  like that." The appeal was that Obama
  could delegate to others the legal problems
  stemming from Bush Administration actions,
  allowing him to focus on his ambitious
  political agenda. "In the discussion
  phase"—early in the spring, before Obama
  decided the issue—"I was for it," Panetta
  said. "Because every time a question came
  up, you could basically say, 'The commission,
  hopefully, is looking at this.' "But by
  late April Obama had vetoed the idea,
  fearing that it would look vindictive and,
  possibly, inflame his predecessor. "It was
  the President who basically said, 'If I do
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  this, it will look like I'm trying to go after
  Cheney and Bush,' "Panetta said. "He just
  didn't think it made sense. And then everybody
  kind of backed away from it."
  Ken Gude, an associate director at the
  Center for American Progress, who specializes
  in national-security issues, and who
  has close ties to the White House, believes
  that Obama's instinct, like Panetta's, was
  to set up a truth commission of some sort.
  "I think the political staff walked it back,"
  he says. "They said it would be a distraction."
  Obama's political advisers dread any
  issue that could trigger a culture war and
  diminish his support among independent
  voters. They also see little advantage in
  picking a fight with the C.I.A. But the decision
  to discourage an accountability process,
  Gude says, has backfired. The Administration
  has lost control of the story, as
  revelations about C.I.A. misdeeds have
  continued to emerge through lawsuits and
  the press. "It's now become the distraction
  they wanted to avoid," Gude says. "The
  White House briefings have been dominated
  by questions about releasing documents
  and photos." It's understandable, he
  says, that Obama wouldn't want to spend
  his energy on Bush's mistakes. But, he
  warns, "they can't leave the impression that
  they're trying to cover it up."
  Panetta may not have scars from the
  past eight years, but he is surrounded
  by people who do. Some of his closest
  advisers have connections to the torture
  program. Panetta brought only one person
  with him to the agency: Jeremy
  Bash, the well-regarded former chief
  counsel to the House Intelligence Committee,
  who now serves as his chief of
  staff. Phil Trounstine, a California-based
  political consultant and analyst who has
  known Panetta for years, says of him,
  "Here's a guy who has been very critical
  of the Bush world view, who has to enforce
  a new set of guidelines and policies
  by leading the same agency and the same
  people as in the past."
  Several of Panetta's top deputies worked
  closely with George Tenet, the agency's
  director from 1997 until 2004. Under
  Tenet, the C.I.A. took the lead role in
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  fighting terrorism, and its officers became
  the jailers, and sometimes the tormentors,
  of many U.S.-held detainees. Tenet, who
  is now a managing director of the investment
  bank Allen & Company, has all but
  disappeared from public sight in Washington.
  He recently cancelled an appearance
  scheduled at the Panetta Institute this
  month. ("George has not wanted to do
  stuff in front of a camera," Panetta noted.)
  But in his 2007 memoir, "At the Center of
  the Storm," Tenet defended the use of
  "enhanced" interrogation techniques on
  terror suspects, claiming that the information
  they elicited had prevented other attacks
  and saved American lives. (He also
  assured President Bush that the case for
  going to war in Iraq was "a slam dunk.")
  But a former senior agency official who
  worked with many of Tenet's top team
  members says, "These people carried out
  this policy. . . but they'll muddy the waters
  by explaining why what they did was O.K.
  They will say that 'Bush was bad' but they
  weren't. A lot of it is just to protect their
  own positions. It's amazing to me that all
  these Tenet people survived!"
  Behind Panetta's desk—next to a
  framed, tattered American flag that was
  rescued from the ruins of the World
  Trade Center—is a door leading to the
  office of Stephen Kappes, whom Panetta
  has kept on as the agency's second-incommand.
  Kappes, a former U.S. marine,
  is widely admired within the agency, in
  particular for his role in persuading the
  Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi to
  abandon his nuclear-weapons program, in
  2003. "Kappes is the case officer's case
  officer," John Radsan, who was a lawyer at
  the C.LA. during President Bush's first
  term, says. Intense, serious, and fluent in
  Russian and Farsi, Kappes has served as a
  station chief in Moscow, New Delhi, and
  Frankfurt, and has supervised many clandestine
  operations. In April, President
  Obama paid a visit to C.I.A. headquar-
  ters and singled out Kappes as the wise
  "graybeard" in the building. Senator Fein-
  stein insisted to Obama Administration
  officials privately that Kappes continue as
  deputy director; it was a condition of her
  support for Panetta, whose lack of experience
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  in covert operations she questioned.
  During the first term of the Bush Administration,
  Kappes was a top official
  in the Directorate of Operations. This
  group oversaw the agency's Counterterrorist
  Center, which, in turn, managed
  the secret detention-and-interrogation
  program. Few doubt that he was aware
  that the C.I.A. was engaging in brutality.
  One former officer recalls that Kappes
  voiced qualms, warning that the program
  amounted to "torture." According to the
  former officer, once Kappes was overruled
  he went along; Kappes was "the brains" of
  the directorate, the former officer says.
  (Kappes, through a spokesman, denied
  having had a direct role in the interrogation
  program, or having called its tactics
  torture.) Another former C.I.A. operative
  says, "It would be hard to say someone so
  involved could be robustly objective" in
  advising Panetta.
  Panetta says that most of the individuals
  who managed the secret interrogation
  program have since left the agency. One of
  the holdovers is Jonathan Fredman, who
  was formerly the chief counsel to the division
  that ran the interrogation program;
  he is now on temporary assignment with
  the director of National Intelligence. According
  to notes from a 2002 meeting,
  which were disclosed at a recent Senate
  hearing, Fredman advised that torture "is
  basically subject to perception. If the detainee
  dies, you're doing it wrong." The
  notes, whose accuracy Fredman has disputed,
  describe him saying that videotapes
  of interrogations would look "ugly." Fredman's
  former boss is John A. Rizzo, the
  C.I.A.'s acting general counsel, who
  was the recipient of many of the Justice
  Department's torture memos. (Rizzo is
  scheduled to leave the agency once a replacement
  has been confirmed.) And the
  current head of the Counterterrorist Center—
  the officer, who is undercover, cannot
  be identified—ran the interrogation
  program for part of Bush's second term.
  Several current station chiefs and division
  chiefs were also deeply involved in brutal
  interrogations, as were pilots, logistical experts,
  medical personnel, and others.
  Meanwhile, John Brennan—the man
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  who was considered too politically toxic for
  the top C.I.A. job—has become a senior
  official on the National Security Council.
  Brennan, who, as one former C.I.A. officer
  puts it, was once "joined to George Tenet
  at the hip"—he served as Tenet's chief of
  staff—now advises Obama on terrorism
  and other national-security issues. He has •
  reportedly lobbied hard to maintain secrecy
  on past abuses. According to Newsweek,
  Brennan recently persuaded Panetta
  to join him in protesting Obama's plan to
  release four shocking Justice Department
  memos about the interrogation program.
  The documents, written by lawyers in the
  Office of Legal Counsel, showed that the
  C.I.A. had waterboarded one suspect at
  least a hundred and eighty-three times and
  subjected many others to harrowing mistreatment.
  Opponents have argued that
  exposing such details could spark an anti-
  American backlash. Panetta also argued
  forcefully in favor of indemnifying any
  C.I.A. officers whose actions, as described
  in the memos, might have opened them
  up to criminal charges.
  Several well-respected former C.I.A.
  officials—including Fred Hitz, a former
  inspector general, and Paul Pillar, a former
  Middle East analyst—told me that •
  they saw no harm in releasing the documents.
  Dennis C. Blair, the director of
  National Intelligence, who oversees the
  U.S. intelligence establishment, including
  the C.I.A., also supported the release
  of the documents, after his staff concluded
  that the disclosures would likely
  do no damage.
  After intense consideration, and a latenight
  meeting in Rahm Emanuel's office,
  Obama rejected Panetta's arguments for
  secrecy, deciding that it was in the public
  interest to release the memos. But Obama
  also endorsed the notion of giving blanket
  amnesty to any C.I.A. officers performing
  authorized work.
  Panetta's resistance to public disclosure
  seemed out of character to some longtime
  colleagues. "I was surprised by Leon's
  position on the O.L.C. memos," Phil
  Trounstine told me. "It's tough to maintain
  your principles when you're head of
  the C.I.A., because you need to be seen as
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  someone that the people inside the agency
  want to follow." Panetta had become an
  advocate for secrecy so quickly, a White
  House official joked, that "it's like 'Invasion
  of the Body Snatchers.'"
  Panetta's advisers may have had a personal
  stake in opposing transparency. Another
  former C.I.A. official, who knows
  Brennan well, noted that, if the Bush torture
  program were to be further investigated,
  "potentially, both Brennan and
  Kappes could have a lot to lose." Brennan's
  supporters have argued that he had no operational
  control over the interrogation
  program, and point out that his tenure
  as Tenet's chief of staff ended in March,
  2001, before the Al Qaeda attacks. But he
  was subsequently named deputy executive
  director, and served in that position until
  March, 2003—the period when the most
  brutal detainee treatment occurred. In addition,
  Brennan often briefed President
  Bush about daily developments in the war
  on terror. Brennan has described himself
  as an internal critic of waterboarding—a
  position that friends, such as Emile Nakhleh,
  a former senior officer, confirm. Yet,
  in an interview with me two years ago,
  Brennan defended the use of "enhanced"
  interrogation techniques and extraordinary
  renditions,
  in which the C.I.A. abducted
  terror suspects around the globe
  and transported them to other countries to
  be jailed and interrogated; many of those
  countries had execrable human-rights records.
  He also questioned some people's
  definition of "torture." "I think it's torture
  when I have to ride in the car with my kids
  and they have loud rap music on," he said.
  Asked if "enhanced" interrogation techniques
  were necessary to keep America
  safe, he replied, "Would the U.S. be handicapped
  if the C.I.A. was not, in fact, able
  to carry out these types of detention and
  debriefing activities? I would say yes."
  Anthony Lake, who was the national-
  security adviser under Clinton,
  said of Brennan, "I've known John a long
  time, and he's a really good guy. I would
  argue, you can't throw out the whole
  agency." Lake, in fact, recommended
  Brennan to the Obama campaign when
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  it was looking for intelligence advisers—
  after consulting with their mutual friend
  George Tenet. America's intelligence
  community is an incestuous one, making
  it difficult for a President to break
  with old ways of thinking.
  Indeed, a well-informed analyst with
  close ties to the White House says that the
  C.I.A. has been lobbying hard to get
  Obama to support some form of preventive
  detention for terror suspects. An agency
  spokesman denies this. But the analyst
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  says, "They definitely want the flexibility to
  hold people in some form of detention.
  They have been saying, 'We need deep
  authorities.' They've been presenting the
  President with nightmare scenarios."
  Panetta, for his part, has been persuaded
  that renditions are a tool worth
  keeping. The rendition program began, in
  a more carefully monitored form, during
  the Clinton Administration, but in the
  Bush years it was transformed into what
  John Radsan, the former C.I.A. lawyer,
  called "an abomination." As many as
  seven detainees were misidentified and
  abducted by mistake; many other suspects
  have alleged that they were hideously tortured
  by foreign governments. Panetta
  told me, "The worst part of rendition was
  rendition to a black site. That will not be
  the case anymore. If we render someone,
  it will be to a country with jurisdiction
  over that individual." During the Bush
  years, however, some of the most horrific
  allegations of abuse were made by detainees
  rendered not to black sites but to
  Egypt, Syria, and Morocco. The Obama
  Administration, Panetta says, will take
  precautions to insure that rendered suspects
  are treated humanely, as the law requires.
  "I've talked to the State Department,
  and our people have to make very
  sure that people won't be mistreated," Panetta
  said. "Some places, obviously, it's
  more difficult to do. But we're going to
  have to press to make sure it doesn't happen,
  because it would fly in the face of everything
  the President has said we stand
  for." The Bush Administration professed
  to be taking similar precautions.
  The C.I.A. has apparently done nothing
  to penalize the officer who oversaw one
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  of the most notorious renditions—that of
  a German car salesman named Khaled el-
  Masri. He was abducted while on a holiday
  in Macedonia, and flown by the agency
  to Afghanistan, where he was detained in
  a dungeon for five months without charges,
  before being released. From the start, the
  rendition team suspected that his case was
  one of mistaken identity. But the C.I.A.
  officer in charge at Langley—the agency
  asked that the officer's name be withheld—
  insisted that Masri be further interrogated.
  "She just looked in her crystal ball
  and it said that he was bad," a colleague recalls.
  Masri says that he was chained in a
  freezing cell with no bed, and given water
  so putrid that he could smell it across the
  room. He was threatened and stripped,
  and could hear other detainees crying all
  around him. After several weeks, the
  C.I.A. officer in charge learned that Masri's
  German passport was not a forgery, as
  was originally suspected, and that he was
  not the terror suspect the agency thought
  he was. (The names were similar.) Even so,
  the officer in charge refused to release him.
  Eventually, Masri went on a hunger strike,
  losing sixty pounds. Skeptics in the agency
  went directly over the officer's head to
  Tenet, who realized that his agency had
  been brutalizing an innocent man. Masri
  was released after a hundred and forty-nine
  days. But the officer in charge was not disciplined;
  in fact, a former colleague says,
  "she's been promoted—twice." Masri,
  meanwhile, has been unable to sue the
  U.S. government for either an apology or
  damages, because the courts consider the
  very existence of rendition a state secret—
  a position that the Obama Justice Department
  has so far supported.
  No criminal charges have ever been
  brought against any C.I.A. officer involved
  in the torture program, despite the
  fact that at least three prisoners interrogated
  by agency personnel died as the result
  of mistreatment. In the first case, an
  unnamed detainee under C.I.A. supervision
  in Afghanistan froze to death after
  having been chained, naked, to a concrete
  floor overnight. The body was buried in
  an unmarked grave. In the second case, an
  Iraqi prisoner named Manadel al-Jamadi
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  died on November 4, 2003, while being
  Bere avement
  Behind his house, my father's dogs
  sleep in kennels, beautiful,.
  he built just for them.
  They do not bark.
  Do they know he is dead?
  They wag their tails
  & head. They beg
  &are fed.
  Their grief is colossal
  & forgetful.
  Each day they wake
  seeking his voice,
  their names.
  By dusk they seem
  to unremember everything—
  to them even hunger
  is a game. For that, I envy.
  For that, I cannot bear to watch them
  pacing their cage. I try to remember
  they love best confined space
  to feel safe. Each day
  a saint comes by to feed the pair
  & I draw closer
  the shades.
  I've begun to think of them
  as my father's other sons,
  as kin. Brothers-in-paw.
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  interrogated by the C.I.A. at Abu Ghraib
  prison, outside Baghdad. A forensic examiner
  found that he had essentially been
  crucified; he died from asphyxiation after
  having been hung by his arms, in a hood,
  and suffering broken ribs. Military pathologists
  classified the case a homicide.
  A third prisoner died after an interrogation
  in which a C.I.A. officer participated,
  though the officer evidently did not cause
  the death. (Several other detainees have
  disappeared and remain unaccounted for,
  according to Human Rights Watch.)
  During his tenure at the C.I.A., John
  Helgerson, the former inspector general,
  forwarded the crucifixion case, along with
  an estimated half-dozen other incidents, to
  the Justice Department, for possible prosecution.
  But the case files have languished.
  An official familiar with the cases told me
  that the agency has deflected inquiries by
  the Senate Intelligence Committee seeking
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  information about any internal disciplinary
  action. (Helgerson told me, "Some
  individuals have been disciplined. And
  others no longer work at the agency.")
  Panetta acknowledges that there are
  some people still at the C.I.A. who may be
  tainted by the torture program. Nevertheless,
  he says, "I really respect the people
  who say we shouldn't have gotten involved
  in the interrogation business but we had to
  do our jobs. I don't think I should penalize
  people who were doing their duty. If
  you have a President who exercises bad
  judgment, the C.I.A. pays the price."
  On June 1st, former Vice-President
  Cheney asserted in a speech that the
  C.I.A., rather than the White House, first
  proposed hurting prisoners during interrogations.
  "It was their initiative," he said.
  "They had a couple of cases where they
  thought enhanced interrogation techniques
  would provide information." Panetta
  has a different view. "There is no
  question in my mind," he said. "The interrogation
  thing, to some extent, was cast
  upon us, because the military walked away
  from it, and the F.B.I. walked away from
  it, and so everybody came down on the
  C.I.A.," he said. This is technically true, although
  the F.B.I. "walked away" from interrogations
  of terrorism suspects after its
  director, Bob Mueller, heard complaints
  from an agent, Ali Soufan, that the C.I.A.'s
  interrogation methods amounted to "borderline
  torture." John Helgerson told me
  that he holds the the Pentagon,
  and the White House equally responsible:
  "They went arm in arm into it."
  Without a thorough public investigation,
  it's difficult to assess the truth behind
  such contradictory accusations. "Everyone
  says, 'It's over, it's known,' "Nathaniel
  Raymond, who works with the advocacy
  group Physicians for Human Rights, told
  me. "But what is known? We still don't
  know how many detainees were in the
  black sites, or who they were. We don't
  fully know the White House's role, or the
  C.I.A.'s role. We need a full accounting,
  especially as it relates to health professionals."
  The recently released Justice Department
  memos, he noted, contain numerous
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  references to C.I.A. medical personnel
  participating in coercive interrogation
  sessions. "They were the designers, the
  legitimizers, and the implementers,"
  Raymond said. "This is arguably the single
  greatest medical-ethics scandal in
  American history. We need answers."
  Some conservatives are also calling for
  greater openness. Will Taft, the general
  counsel to the State Department in the
  Bush Administration, told me, "There are
  some twenty or thirty people whom the
  My eyes each day thaw.
  One day the water cuts off.
  Then back on.
  They are outside dogs—
  which is to say, healthy
  & victorious, purposeful
  & one giant muscle
  like the heart. Dad taught
  them not to bark, to point
  out their prey. To stay.
  Were they there that day?
  They call me
  like witnesses & will not say.
  I ask for their care
  & their carelessness—
  wish of them forgiveness.
  I must give them away.
  I must find for them homes,
  sleep restless in his.
  All night I expect they pace
  as I do, each dog like an eye
  roaming with the dead
  beneath an unlocked lid.
  —Kevin Young
  58 THE NEW YORKER, JUNE 22, 2009
  C.I.A. said it formerly held but no longer
  does. Those names have never been released.
  The government should identify
  all the people in the program and account
  for them."
  The Senate Intelligence Committee
  recently embarked on its own, closed-door
  investigation of the torture program; Panetta
  told me that he has been assured that
  the committee members' work "would be
  about lessons learned, as opposed to going
  after people." So the C.I.A. is "cooperating
  with them, giving them whatever information
  they need to try to conduct their
  review." He says that the committee has
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  already identified some ten million relevant
  documents. "It's going to take a
  while," he said.
  The Senate investigation will, among
  other things, probe the question of torture's
  efficacy. Dick Cheney has repeatedly
  claimed that "enhanced" interrogations
  yield results. Opponents say that torture is
  counterproductive. Panetta is more agnostic.
  He told me, "The bottom line would
  be this: Yes, important information was
  gathered from these detainees. It provided
  information that in fact was acted upon.
  Was this the only way to obtain this information?
  I think that will always be an open
  question." But he is certain that "we did
  pay a price for using those methods."
  A number of recently released documents
  call into question the notion that the
  C.I.A. played a passive role in relation to
  torture policy. A 2008 report by the Senate
  Armed Services Committee indicates
  that the agency hired contract psychologists
  who went on to design and implement
  specific forms of abuse—such as
  locking a detainee, doubled up, in a tiny,
  airless cage—months before August, 2002,
  when the Justice Department granted legal
  authorization with its infamous "torture
  memo." More troublingly, footnotes in the
  Office of Legal Counsel memos suggest
  that some C.I.A. interrogators may have
  egregiously exceeded the legal boundaries
  set down by the Justice Department and
  the White House—which seemingly puts
  them outside the legal safety zone demarcated
  by Obama and Panetta. In 2002, the
  Bush Administration authorized interrogators
  to re-create the ostensibly safe waterboarding
  techniques used in military
  training. But, instead of limiting the sessions
  to a maximum of two twenty-second
  bouts of controlled drowning, as prescribed
  in military training, the C.I.A. interrogators
  forced one detainee to undergo at least
  a hundred and eighty-three sessions, and
  another at least eighty-three. And, instead
  of using a very small amount of water, as
  the Justice Department stipulated, the
  C.I.A. interrogators subjected the detainees
  to "large volumes" of water. The memos
  quote Inspector General Helgersott's
  finding, in his secret 2004 report on coercive
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  techniques, that the interrogators
  amplified the pain deliberately, in order to
  make the sensation of drowning "more
  poignant and convincing." Helgerson also
  found that the psychologists and interrogators
  who designed the agency's protocols—
  and who claimed that their judgments
  were based on knowledge of military
  standards—had "probably misrepresented"
  their "expertise." In addition, the C.I.A.'s
  Office of Medical Services found that
  there was "no reason to believe that applying
  the waterboard with the frequency and
  intensity with which it was used by the
  psychologist/interrogators . . was either
  efficacious or medically safe."
  In April, Panetta fired all the C.I.A.'s
  contract interrogators, including the former
  military psychologists who appear to
  have designed the most brutal interrogation
  techniques: James Mitchell and
  Bruce Jessen. The two men, who ran a
  consulting company, Mitchell, Jessen &
  Associates, had recommended that interrogators
  apply to detainees theories of
  "learned helplessness" that were based on
  experiments with abused dogs. The firm's
  principals reportedly billed the agency a
  thousand dollars a day for their services.
  "We saved some money in the deal, too!"
  Panetta said. (Remarkably, a month after
  Obama took office the C.I.A. had signed
  a fresh contract with the firm.)
  According to ProPublica, the investigative
  reporting group, Mitchell and Jessen's
  firm, which in 2007 had a hundred
  and twenty people on its staff, recently
  closed its offices, in Spokane, Washington.
  One employee was Deuce Martinez,
  a former C.I.A. interrogator in the blacksite
  program; Joseph Matarazzo, a former
  president of the American Psychological
  Association, was on the company's board.
  (According to Kirk Hubbard, the former
  head of the C.I.A.'s research and analysis
  "I've put everything in your name in case my creditors come after me."
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  division, Matarazzo served on an agency
  professional-standards board during the
  time the interrogation program was set
  up, but was not consulted about the
  interrogations.)
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  Lawsuits against abusive contractors
  remain a possibility, and any one of them
  could expose a line of authorizations leading
  directly up the chain of command at
  the C.I.A., and into the Bush White
  House. George Brent Mickum IV, a lawyer
  representing Abu Zubaydah, a C.I.A.
  prisoner who was repeatedly waterboarded,
  said, "I'd like to sue Mitchell and
  Jessen in a minute." (Mitchell was an adviser
  on Zubaydah's interrogation.) After
  Zubaydah was waterboarded, his lawyers
  say, his mental state deteriorated, and he
  has since been prescribed the antipsychotic
  drug Haldol.
  Few activists expect lawsuits against
  the C.I.A. or its contractors to succeed.
  But John Sifton, an attorney who specializes
  in human-rights law, and who is part
  of Zubaydah's legal team, notes that there
  are other ways for the detainees' grievances
  to become public. "The act of prosecuting
  the high-value detainees will be
  the accountability process," Sifton said.
  "It's impossible to try these detainees
  without allowing them to air all the information
  about their torture."
  Other legal actions threaten to expose
  yet more secrets of the C.I.A.'s torture
  program. A prosecutor appointed by
  the Justice Department, John Durham, has
  convened a grand jury in Washington to
  weigh potential criminal charges against
  C.I.A. officers who were involved in
  the destruction of ninety-two videotapes
  documenting the interrogations of Abu
  Zubaydah and other detainees. Mickum
  told me that he has met several times with
  Durham, and believes that the scope of his
  inquiry may have expanded to include a review
  of whether the C.I.A. began using
  brutal methods on Zubaydah before it received
  written authorization from the Justice
  Department. (This would provide an
  extra motive for destroying the videotapes.)
  Mickum said, "I got the sense he was very
  serious." (Durham declined to comment.)
  The A.C.L.U., meanwhile, is suing to get
  access to classified descriptions of what was
  on the destroyed videotapes. Last week,
  Panetta filed an affidavit opposing the disclosure,
  which he said "could be expected
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  to result in exceptionally gave damage to
  the national security." Once again, he was
  protecting Bush-era interrogation secrets.
  Pressure is also coming from abroad.
  In Italy, two dozen C.I.A. officers are on
  trial in absentia for participating in a 2003
  rendition. Robert Seldon Lady, the agency's
  station chief in Milan at the time, can
  no longer travel to Italy without danger of
  arrest, nor can the other C.I.A. officers
  named in the case. Spain has opened a
  criminal investigation of six Bush Administration
  officials in connection with torture.
  And in London a former rendition
  victim is suing the British authorities.
  After a British judge ruled that the
  plaintiff; Binyam Mohammed, should be
  given access to C.I.A. intelligence documents
  that the agency shared with British
  authorities, the Obama Administration
  surprised liberals by pressuring the British
  government to stop the disclosures.
  Several other legal challenges to the
  agency's interrogation program are working
  their way through the U.S. court system.
  A judge in California recently rejected
  the Justice Department's claims of
  blanket state secrecy in a case brought by
  five rendition victims against Jeppesen
  Dataplan, a subsidiary of Boeing, which
  provided the flight plans for the C.I.A.'s
  renditions. In a press conference in April,
  Obama indicated that he had had second
  thoughts about the Justice Department's
  assertion of blanket state secrecy in the
  case, but on June 12th the Administration
  reasserted its original claim.
  Earlier this month, Philip Mudd,
  Obama's nominee for a top Homeland
  Security post, withdrew from consideration
  after it became clear that his Senate
  confirmation would turn into a fight over
  his previous role in the C.I.A.'s interrogation
  program. Rahm Emanuel, speaking
  of the many challenges posed by the torture
  scandal, told me, "It's a day-to-day—
  I won't say struggle—but problem. There
  are a lot of cases in the queue that require
  response. Many of them. But I've seen the
  President in the Situation Room, and I
  know he wants to move forward."
  Panetta is already forging ahead on one
  important reform: he plans to replace the
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  abusive interrogation program with a legally
  acceptable, non-coercive alternative.
  A task force led by the Harvard Law
  School professor Philip Heymann has
  been advising him on a proposal to create
  an elite U.S. government interrogation
  team, staffed by some of the best C.I.A.,
  F.B.I., and military officers in the country,
  and drawing on the advice of social scientists,
  linguists, and other scholars. "What
  I'm pushing for is to establish a facility
  where we develop a team of interrogators
  trained in the latest techniques," Panetta
  said. "That's the one thing I'm worried
  about, frankly. There just aren't that many
  people who have the interrogation abilities
  we're going to need." Heymann describes
  the effort to create "the best non-coercive
  interrogation team in the world" as the
  equivalent of "a NASA-like, man-on-themoon
  effort" for human-intelligence gathering.
  He said that members of his task
  force have travelled to France, England,
  Japan, Australia, and Israel, in order to
  compile comparative information on what
  interrogators do. "We also went to the best
  people in the U.S.," he added.
  Panetta has many ambitions for his tenure
  at the agency. He spoke to me of the
  need for the C.I.A. to increase its foreignlanguage
  skills, and to recruit officers of
  more diverse backgrounds, who can more
  easily infiltrate hostile parts of the world.
  But, as Panetta sees it, the C.I.A.'s effort to
  "disrupt, destroy, and dismantle" Al Qaeda
  remains its top priority. The agency continues
  to acquire intelligence suggesting
  that Al Qaeda is planning attacks on America,
  he told me. "We're conducting pretty
  robust operations in Pakistan, and I think
  we're doing a good job of trying to disrupt
  Al Qaeda. But, clearly, that is a threat."
  The greatest danger, he said, is that Al
  Qaeda will "find other safe havens to go
  to," in states such as Somalia and Yemen.
  "Our mission is to make sure they can't find
  a place to hide." Finding and bringing
  to justice Al Qaeda's leaders—in particular,
  Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-
  Zawahiri—"remains
  a focal point," Panetta
  said. "It's not easy, as you can imagine."
  Last week, the Times reported on escalating
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  friction over jurisdiction between
  Panetta and Dennis Blair, the National
  Intelligence director. "I'm surprised at
  the number of challenges you have to
  confront in this job," Panetta confided.
  "You're a traffic cop, in many ways."
  When he was the White House chief of
  staff, Panetta said, he could delegate the
  big decisions to the President. "Here,
  though," he said, gazing out over the
  C.I.A.'s serene grounds, "the decisions
  come to me. And a lot of them involve life
  and death." Sometimes, he added, all
  he can do is "say a lot of Hail Marys." o
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  Gordon Brown called me today to convey his very best to you, etc, etc, taking the phone from Shaun,
  in the office they now work in together, right after Shaun briefed me that he and Gordon will be
  meeting with Martin McGuiness together on Wednesday and may want your help with Adams. I said
  that he and Gordon should let me know before Wednesday whether your involvement is essential and
  what they request. That is fine with them and Shaun will get back to me. Sid
  Refinance and lower payments online with Ditech. Visit wwvv.ditech.com Today!

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  Refinance and lower payments online with Ditech. Visit wwvv.ditech.com Today!
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  David miliband called and asking to talk in next few hours. Says topic for call is Iran in run-up to meeting of EU Foreign
  Ministers. I'm getting points from jake/dennis/phil.
  Also, I set up conf call for you, cheryl and jake for 6:45pm so u can do en route airport. Ok?
  I came to dc earlier and am taking my mom to airport right now. Worked out seating with usss so you are set. Tomorrow
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  David miliband called and asking to talk in next few hours. Says topic for call is Iran in run-up to meeting of EU Foreign
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  Also, I set up conf call for you, cheryl and jake for 6:45pm so u can do en route airport. Ok?
  I came to dc earlier and am taking my mom to airport right now. Worked out seating with usss so you are set. Tomorrow
  coming at 7:30 with
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  You will be getting a fax shortly of a very rough draft of the big speech. There are still many holes, and placeholders, in it.
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  You should call into ops when u get in car. They will patch you into Jake and cheryl. I told them 6:45pm.
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  Strobe Talbott
  Sunday, June 14, 2009 8:00 PM
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  Thanks, Hillary. I'm attaching the CV of and have also sent it to Jake. I'd have loved to attend the B6
  India lunch, but I've got a long-standing working lunch with the "Managing Global Insecurity" project at Brookings that
  Carlos Pascual set up and has been leading. Tom Pickering, Tim Wirth, Chet Crocker, Esther Brimmer, and various other
  such will be there, and I can't pull out (my office had passed this word to yours). I'm so pleased you're going to India. It
  was your trip to the region, with Chelsea, in 95 that established the momentum for Bill's. I'll always remember you talk
  (with slide show) at State after you returned. I'll send you tomorrow my book "Engaging India" now thatyou're re-
  engaging them. Hard work ahead of on non-pro, as you know. Hope to see you before long. I'm taking to Italy B6
  and Turkey for two weeks next Saturday. Warmest regards, Strobe

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  Strobe Talbott
  Sunday, June 14, 2009 8:00 PM
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  Thanks, Hillary. I'm attaching the CV of and have also sent it to Jake. I'd have loved to attend the B6
  India lunch, but I've got a long-standing working lunch with the "Managing Global Insecurity" project at Brookings that
  Carlos Pascual set up and has been leading. Tom Pickering, Tim Wirth, Chet Crocker, Esther Brimmer, and various other
  such will be there, and I can't pull out (my office had passed this word to yours). I'm so pleased you're going to India. It
  was your trip to the region, with Chelsea, in 95 that established the momentum for Bill's. I'll always remember you talk
  (with slide show) at State after you returned. I'll send you tomorrow my book "Engaging India" now thatyou're re-
  engaging them. Hard work ahead of on non-pro, as you know. Hope to see you before long. I'm taking to Italy B6
  and Turkey for two weeks next Saturday. Warmest regards, Strobe
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:47 PM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Subject: Re: Questions
  Strobe--I would love the name of the young man. Just send to me and I will circulate. Will you be coming to our India
  lunch tomorrow? H
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jun 11 08:08:14 2009
  Subject: RE: Questions
  also, I've got great young guy (30ish) to suggest for the assistant position if you're interested in someone of huge
  promise and total dedication and immense intelligence again, don't know whether to do this one with you directly or
  with jake or Cheryl
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 8:06 AM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Subject: Re: Questions
  Are you free for a quick dinner or lunch in the next week?
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 09 13:12:06 2009
  Subject: Re: Questions
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  Just arrived in Montreal. Will get back to you. What age/level of experience do you have in mind re assistant. Happy to
  work with Cheryl or Jake on that one.
  & dogs much enjoyed encounter yesterday. You were great on tv. B6
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Sent: Tue Jun 09 11:33:19 2009
  Subject: Questions
  Strobe--
  I've seen wice running and walking in front of my house, once ■A and sent greetings to you. EB6
  As you may know, I'm trying to work out a time for lunch or dinner in the next week to discuss a list of issues w you.
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  Also, I am looking for another smart, politically savvy assistant, preferably one w foreign policy experience expertise.
  Any ideas?
  Hope to see you soon. All the best, Hillary
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  Thanks Strobe -- just saw your email. I know and Cheryl and I will follow up.
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  Thanks Strobe -- just saw your email. I know and Cheryl and I will follow up.
  Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeed
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  From: Strobe Talbott
  Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:59:52
  To: H<HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Subject: RE: Questions
  Thanks, Hillary. I'm attaching the CV of and have also sent it to Jake. I'd have loved to attend the B6
  India lunch, but I've got a long-standing working lunch with the "Managing Global Insecurity" project at Brookings that
  Carlos Pascual set up and has been leading. Tom Pickering, Tim Wirth, Chet Crocker, Esther Brimmer, and various other
  such will be there, and I can't pull out (my office had passed this word to yours). I'm so pleased you're going to India. It
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  To: Strobe Talbott
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  Strobe--I would love the name of the young man. Just send to me and I will circulate. Will you be coming to our India
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  Subject: RE: Questions
  also, I've got great young guy (30ish) to suggest for the assistant position if you're interested in someone of huge
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  with jake or Cheryl
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 8:06 AM
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  Just arrived in Montreal. Will get back to you. What age/level of experience do you have in mind re assistant. Happy to
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  & dogs much enjoyed encounter yesterday. You were great on tv.
  Original Message
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  To: Strobe Talbott
  Sent: Tue Jun 09 11:33:19 2009
  Subject: Questions
  Strobe--
  I've seen twice running and walking in front of my house, once \A/ and sent greetings to you.
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  Also, I am looking for another smart, politically savvy assistant, preferably one w foreign policy experience expertise.
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  Hope to see you soon. All the best, Hillary
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  Anything elser I need to know?
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  My random stuff can wait till the morning:
  - talked to who is back to really wanting an ambassadorship
  - mark weiner wants to have a party for capricia, told him we'd love it but after the confirmation and we can do
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  Vuants to come see u privately this week. He wants to talk to you about iran before he sees biden at a
  fundraiser when he's in dc this week.

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 9:44 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: I just dropped bfg book off at your house.
  B6
  My random stuff can wait till the morning:
  - talked to who is back to really wanting an ambassadorship
  - mark weiner wants to have a party for capricia, told him we'd love it but after the confirmation and we can do
  something nice on 8th floor
  Vuants to come see u privately this week. He wants to talk to you about iran before he sees biden at a
  fundraiser when he's in dc this week.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jun 14 21:18:57 2009
  Subject: Re: I just dropped bfg book off at your house.
  Anything elser I need to know?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jun 14 21:01:27 2009
  Subject: I just dropped bfg book off at your house.
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  Importance: High
  FYI

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:20 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Ross story
  Importance: High
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:20 AM
  To: 'McDonough, Denis R.'; Donilon, Thomas E.
  Subject: FW: Ross story - Umm Hello
  Importance: High
  Denis/Tom:
  Can we discuss how we are going to handle the roll-out of this story?
  It appears you all may already have a strategy but I want to ensure we have effective coordination and we just go the
  inquiry below with the follow-on article attached.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:14 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: Ross story
  Importance: High
  PJ
  Original Message
  From: Wood, Robert A (PACE) [mailto:WoodRA@state.gov]
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:13 AM
  To: Ross, Dennis B; Crowley, Philip J; Kelly, Ian C
  Subject: Ross story
  Dennis,
  How do you want us to handle this Haaretz piece? AP is inquiring.
  Last update - 12:10 15/06/2009
  Why is Dennis Ross being ousted as Obama envoy to Iran?
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  By Barak Ravid, Haaretz Correspondent
  Tags: Israel News, Dennis Ross
  • Dennis Ross, who most recently served as a special State Department envoy to Iran, will abruptly be relieved of his
  duties, sources in Washington told Haaretz. An official announcement is expected in the coming days.
  The Obama administration will announce that Ross has been reassigned to another position in the White House. In his
  new post, the former Mideast peace envoy under President Bill Clinton will deal primarily with regional issues related to
  the peace process.
  Washington insiders speculate that a number of reasons moved the administration to reassign Ross. One possibility is
  Iran's persistent refusal to accept Ross as a U.S. emissary given the diplomat's Jewish background as well as his
  purported pro-Israel leanings. Ross is known to maintain contacts with numerous senior officials in Israel's defense
  establishment and the Israeli government.
  Advertisement
  Diplomatic sources in Jerusalem surmised that another possibility for Ross' ouster is his just-released book, "Myths,
  Illusions, and Peace - Finding a New Direction for America in the Middle East."
  Ross, who co-wrote the book with David Makovsky, a former journalist who is a fellow at the Washington Institute for
  Near East Policy, argued against a linkage between the Palestinian issue and the West's policy against Iran's nuclear
  ambitions.
  Ross and Mokovsky also raised the possibility of military action against Iran.
  "Tougher policies - either militarily or meaningful containment - will be easier to sell internationally and domestically if
  we have diplomatically tried to resolve our differences with Iran in a serious and credible fashion," they wrote.
  Another possible reason for the reshuffle could be Ross' dissatisfaction with his present standing in the State
  Department, particularly given the fact that Washington's two other envoys to the region - George Mitchell, who is
  overseeing the Mideast peace process; and Richard Holbrooke, who is dealing with Pakistan and Afghanistan - wield
  great influence and are featured prominently.
  A diplomatic source in Jerusalem speculated that perhaps Ross preferred to work for the National Security Agency,
  which answers directly to President Barack Obama, and would thus be considered a more enhanced role.
  Last year, Ross was an advisor to Obama's successful presidential campaign. Before Obama's inauguration, speculation
  was rampant as to which job Ross would assume in the new administration.
  On February 24, 2009, he was officially appointed as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's advisor on the Persian Gulf and
  special envoy to Iran.
  http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1093058.html
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  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 11:34 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: CLEARANCE REQUESTED - Presidential Delegation to Mongolia
  fvi
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:27 AM
  To: Samuelson, Heather F; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Perla, Laura; Carpenter, Margaret V.W.
  Subject: RE: CLEARANCE REQUESTED - Presidential Delegation to Mongolia
  Works.
  From: Samuelson, Heather F
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 8:47 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Perla, Laura; Carpenter, Margaret V.W.
  Subject: FW: CLEARANCE REQUESTED - Presidential Delegation to Mongolia
  As an fyi, the following will be attending the Presidential Delegation to Mongolia:
  1) Amb. Mark C. Minton, Ambassador to Mongolia, will lead the delegation.
  2) Mr. Nicholas M. Hill, Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy of Mongolia
  3) Mr. Stanley Roth, Former Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian & Pacific Affairs and current Vice
  President, International Government Relations, Boeing International
  All members were on the approved list from last week.
  Let me know if there are any concerns.
  Many thanks.
  From: Price, Penny L
  Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 6:58 PM
  To: Wills, Laura B; Hegarty, Paul R; Stewart-Coates, Shirley; Davies, Glyn T; Bordley, Donna; Samuelson, Heather F;
  Morrisey, Evan L
  Cc: Rathburn, Thomas G; Price, Penny L
  Subject: CLEARANCE REQUESTED - Presidential Delegation to Mongolia
  « File: Delegation Cable Mongolia - Template.doc »
  Thank you,
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  Penny
  Penny L. Price
  Office of the Chief of Protocol
  202.647.4005 (office)
  202.647.1560 (fax)
  pricepl@state.gov
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  From: Balderston, Kris M
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Sent: Mon Jun 15 16:40:01 2009
  Subject: FW: Status of Update Memo for S on Shanghai
  Cheryl
  We are gathering info on the memo on the participation agreement which I will have up to you soon. It has taken a bit
  to get the right people to answer the specific questions you asked about previous agreements.
  In regard to the plan memo, we will have a more detailed plan for you tomorrow. We have been waiting for the
  recommendations of the new structural group that was set up in NYC last Friday afternoon (Lanny, the Chamber of
  Commerce, the Committee of 100, and others). We are getting a de-brief on their plans and new structure tomorrow.
  In our calls to GE's Jeff Immelt, the Chamber, and others we learned that it would not be viable to get 20 CEO's into
  Washington with such short notice. The Secretary called us in last Friday and said that she was game for doing some
  additional calls which everyone in the business community thinks is a more efficient way to get this done. We are
  holding a meeting on Friday with the business community (up to 75 Washington reps) and would follow it up with
  individual assignments. We could still build an event with CEOs around late July Strategic Dialogue.
  We will get you a more detailed plan with all of the potential events and assignments.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 3:10 PM
  To: Balderston, Kris M; Bagley, Elizabeth F
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: Status of Update Memo for S on Shanghai
  Kris/Elizabeth:
  Not sure if I missed your email or hard copy but was looking for a plan memo on Friday for this that I wanted to share
  with S.
  Can you advise on status?
  cdm
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  To:
  Subject: Fw: Russia vetoes U.N. Observer Mission
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Mon Jun 15 18:32:48 2009
  Subject: Russia vetoes U.N. Observer Mission
  (SBU) Media report Russia vetoed the Western-backed resolution to extend the U.N. observer mission in Georgia.
  Automatic electronic distribution to: S, D(S), D(L), P, E, C, M, DG, T, R, PA, G, AF, EAP, EUR, NEA, SCA, WHA, 10,
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  Just wanted to be sure you saw the Kurtzer op-ed, which ran Sunday in the Post. Kudos to Jonathan Prince for
  getting this written and placed.
  The Settlements Facts •
  By Daniel Kurtzer
  Sunday, June 14, 2009
  Faulty analysis of the Israeli settlement issue is being passed off as fact. Charles Krauthanuner's June 5 column,
  "The Settlements Myth," is one example.
  Here are the facts: In 2003, the Israeli government accepted, with some reservations, the "road map" for peace,
  which imposed two requirements on Israel regarding settlements: "GO! [Government of Israel] immediately
  dismantles settlement outposts erected since March 2001. Consistent with the Mitchell Report, GOI freezes all
  settlement activity (including natural growth of settlements)."
  Today, Israel maintains that three events -- namely, draft understandings discussed in 2003 between Prime
  Minister Ariel Sharon and U.S. deputy national security adviser Stephen Hadley; President George W. Bush's
  April 14, 2004, letter to Sharon; and an April 14 letter from Sharon adviser Dov Weissglas to national security
  adviser Condoleezza Rice -- constitute a formal understanding in which the United States accepted continuing
  Israeli building within the "construction line" of settlements. The problem is that there was no such
  understanding.
  The first event the Israelis cite is the 2003 discussions on a four-part draft that included the notion that
  construction within settlements might be permitted if confined to the already built-up areas of the settlements.
  The idea was to draw a line around the outer perimeter of built-up areas in settlements and to allow building
  only inside that line. This draft was never codified, and no effort was made then to define the line around the
  built-up areas of settlements. Nonetheless, Israel began to act largely in accordance with its own reading of
  these provisions, probably believing that U.S. silence conferred assent.
  Second, President Bush's 2004 letter conveyed U.S. support of an agreed outcome of negotiations in which
  Israel would retain "existing major Israeli population centers" in the West Bank "on the basis of mutually
  agreed changes. . . ." One of the key provisions of this letter was that U.S. support for Israel's retaining some
  settlements was predicated on there being an "agreed outcome" of negotiations. Despite Israel's contention that
  this letter allowed it to continue building in the large settlement blocs of Ariel, Maale Adumim and Gush
  Etzion, the letter did not convey any U.S. support for or understanding of Israeli settlement activities in these or
  other areas in the run-up to a peace agreement.
  In his 2004 letter to Rice, Weissglas addressed the issue of the "construction line," saying that "within the
  agreed principles of settlement activities, an effort will be made in the next few days to have a better definition
  of the construction line of settlements in Judea & Samaria." However, there never were any "agreed principles
  of settlement activities." Moreover, the effort to define the "construction line" was never consummated: Israel
  and the United States discussed briefly but did not reach agreement on the definition of the construction line of
  settlements. Weissglas's letter also promised "continuous action" to remove all the unauthorized outposts, but
  Israel removed almost none of them.
  Throughout this period, the Bush administration did not regularly protest Israel's continuing settlement activity.
  But this is very different from arguing that the United States agreed with it. In recent days, former senior Bush
  administration officials have told journalists on background that no understandings existed with Israel regarding
  continued settlement activity.
  Commentators also focus on the Obama administration's reiteration that a freeze must include the "natural
  growth" of settlements. Krauthammer says that this "means strangling to death the thriving towns close to the
  1949 armistice line. . . It means no increase in population. Which means no babies." This is nonsense. No one
  suggests that Israelis stop having babies. Rather, the blessing of a new baby does not translate into a right to
  build more apartments or houses in settlements. The two issues have nothing to do with each other. Israelis, like
  Americans, move all the time when life circumstances -- children, jobs, housing availability -- change.
  The pattern of population growth in the territories actually undercuts the natural-growth argument. Since 1993,
  when Israel signed the Oslo Accords, Israel's West Bank settler population has grown from 116,300 to 289,600.
  The numbers in East Jerusalem increased from 152,800 to more than 186,000. This goes far beyond the natural
  increase of families already living in the settlements. Inserting the provision of "natural growth" in official
  documents started with the 2001 Mitchell Report and the 2003 "road map," reflecting recognition that the
  concept was being abused as a justification for expanding settlements. The Obama administration is pursuing
  policies that every administration since 1967 has articulated -- that settlements jeopardize the possibility of
  achieving peace and thus settlement activity should stop. This does not diminish the Palestinians'
  responsibilities, especially their commitment to stop violence and terrorism and uproot terrorist infrastructure.
  President Obama emphasized this in his Cairo speech. But Palestinian failures in no" way justify Israeli failure to
  implement their road map commitments with respect to settlements and outposts. It is time for Israel to freeze
  all settlement activity and dismantle the unauthorized outposts.
  The writer, US. ambassador to Israel from 2001 to 2005, is a visiting professor of Middle East policy studies at
  Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

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  B6
  From: Jake Sullivan
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:22 AM
  To:
  Subject: Kurtzer
  Just wanted to be sure you saw the Kurtzer op-ed, which ran Sunday in the Post. Kudos to Jonathan Prince for
  getting this written and placed.
  The Settlements Facts •
  By Daniel Kurtzer
  Sunday, June 14, 2009
  Faulty analysis of the Israeli settlement issue is being passed off as fact. Charles Krauthanuner's June 5 column,
  "The Settlements Myth," is one example.
  Here are the facts: In 2003, the Israeli government accepted, with some reservations, the "road map" for peace,
  which imposed two requirements on Israel regarding settlements: "GO! [Government of Israel] immediately
  dismantles settlement outposts erected since March 2001. Consistent with the Mitchell Report, GOI freezes all
  settlement activity (including natural growth of settlements)."
  Today, Israel maintains that three events -- namely, draft understandings discussed in 2003 between Prime
  Minister Ariel Sharon and U.S. deputy national security adviser Stephen Hadley; President George W. Bush's
  April 14, 2004, letter to Sharon; and an April 14 letter from Sharon adviser Dov Weissglas to national security
  adviser Condoleezza Rice -- constitute a formal understanding in which the United States accepted continuing
  Israeli building within the "construction line" of settlements. The problem is that there was no such
  understanding.
  The first event the Israelis cite is the 2003 discussions on a four-part draft that included the notion that
  construction within settlements might be permitted if confined to the already built-up areas of the settlements.
  The idea was to draw a line around the outer perimeter of built-up areas in settlements and to allow building
  only inside that line. This draft was never codified, and no effort was made then to define the line around the
  built-up areas of settlements. Nonetheless, Israel began to act largely in accordance with its own reading of
  these provisions, probably believing that U.S. silence conferred assent.
  Second, President Bush's 2004 letter conveyed U.S. support of an agreed outcome of negotiations in which
  Israel would retain "existing major Israeli population centers" in the West Bank "on the basis of mutually
  agreed changes. . . ." One of the key provisions of this letter was that U.S. support for Israel's retaining some
  settlements was predicated on there being an "agreed outcome" of negotiations. Despite Israel's contention that
  this letter allowed it to continue building in the large settlement blocs of Ariel, Maale Adumim and Gush
  Etzion, the letter did not convey any U.S. support for or understanding of Israeli settlement activities in these or
  other areas in the run-up to a peace agreement.
  In his 2004 letter to Rice, Weissglas addressed the issue of the "construction line," saying that "within the
  agreed principles of settlement activities, an effort will be made in the next few days to have a better definition
  of the construction line of settlements in Judea & Samaria." However, there never were any "agreed principles
  of settlement activities." Moreover, the effort to define the "construction line" was never consummated: Israel
  and the United States discussed briefly but did not reach agreement on the definition of the construction line of
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  settlements. Weissglas's letter also promised "continuous action" to remove all the unauthorized outposts, but
  Israel removed almost none of them.
  Throughout this period, the Bush administration did not regularly protest Israel's continuing settlement activity.
  But this is very different from arguing that the United States agreed with it. In recent days, former senior Bush
  administration officials have told journalists on background that no understandings existed with Israel regarding
  continued settlement activity.
  Commentators also focus on the Obama administration's reiteration that a freeze must include the "natural
  growth" of settlements. Krauthammer says that this "means strangling to death the thriving towns close to the
  1949 armistice line. . . It means no increase in population. Which means no babies." This is nonsense. No one
  suggests that Israelis stop having babies. Rather, the blessing of a new baby does not translate into a right to
  build more apartments or houses in settlements. The two issues have nothing to do with each other. Israelis, like
  Americans, move all the time when life circumstances -- children, jobs, housing availability -- change.
  The pattern of population growth in the territories actually undercuts the natural-growth argument. Since 1993,
  when Israel signed the Oslo Accords, Israel's West Bank settler population has grown from 116,300 to 289,600.
  The numbers in East Jerusalem increased from 152,800 to more than 186,000. This goes far beyond the natural
  increase of families already living in the settlements. Inserting the provision of "natural growth" in official
  documents started with the 2001 Mitchell Report and the 2003 "road map," reflecting recognition that the
  concept was being abused as a justification for expanding settlements. The Obama administration is pursuing
  policies that every administration since 1967 has articulated -- that settlements jeopardize the possibility of
  achieving peace and thus settlement activity should stop. This does not diminish the Palestinians'
  responsibilities, especially their commitment to stop violence and terrorism and uproot terrorist infrastructure.
  President Obama emphasized this in his Cairo speech. But Palestinian failures in no" way justify Israeli failure to
  implement their road map commitments with respect to settlements and outposts. It is time for Israel to freeze
  all settlement activity and dismantle the unauthorized outposts.
  The writer, US. ambassador to Israel from 2001 to 2005, is a visiting professor of Middle East policy studies at
  Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762349 Date: 06/30/2015



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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  FW: Late night call with Michele Pierre Louis
  FYI below
  1.4(D)
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  FYI below
  1.4(D)
  B1
  cdm
  From: Sanderson, Janet A
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 6:58 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Late night call with Michele Pierre Louis
  Cheryl:
  I talked to the Prime Minister again late last night. 1.4(B)
  .4(D)
  B1
  Off to catch the plane.
  Janet
  Ambassador Janet A. Sanderson
  U.S. Embassy
  Port au Prince, Haiti
  509-2220-0200, ext. 8100
  sandersonja@state.gov
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 06/30/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D)
  — Declassify on: 06/16/2024
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  Sent Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:33 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Search
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 07:14:40 2009
  Subject: Search
  Pis pull for me the speeches I and/or Bill gave about health care to any doctor group in the 90s.
  119
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DocNumber: C05762361
MetadataSubject: WHO IS PETER KETING
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  I saw the piece yesterday and had stuck in yours today. But they should have identified it as NY Magazine, Not NY Times
  Magazine
  I think he's an online guy, will check
  Good piece though. Accompanied by a great photo of you and the President outside the mosque

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  From: PIR <preines
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  To:
  Subject: Re: Who is Peter Keting?
  I saw the piece yesterday and had stuck in yours today. But they should have identified it as NY Magazine, Not NY Times
  Magazine
  I think he's an online guy, will check
  Good piece though. Accompanied by a great photo of you and the President outside the mosque
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: Who is Peter Keting?
  Sent: Jun 16, 2009 7:38 AM
  Did you see the article by him attributed to the NYTimes Magazine. Did it run in the paper version?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762361 Date: 06/30/2015



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  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:48 AM
  To: H
  Subject Re: Followup
  Yep ill look it up
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 07:42:33 2009
  Subject: Followup
  I heard that the
  me?
  won a contest on You Tube. I'd like to see him. His name is Can you show
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 8:00 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Followup
  I do not know her but I will call her. Does Lauren have her info?
  Original Message -----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 07:41:28 2009
  Subject: Followup
  Pis contact Judith Barnett who has lots of ideas about partnering w business about the Middle East. Do you know her?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762367 Date: 06/30/2015



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  To:
  Subject Re: Followup
  Will do
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 08:00:33 2009
  Subject: Re: Followup
  Either she or Huma does.
  Original Message ---
  From: Balderston, Kris M <BalderstonKM@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 07:59:48 2009
  Subject: Re: Followup
  I do not know her but I will call her. Does Lauren have her info?
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 07:41:28 2009
  Subject: Followup
  Pls contact Judith Barnett who has lots of ideas about partnering w business about the Middle East. Do you know her?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762370 Date: 06/30/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Roger on all counts.
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 8:20 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Cc: H2
  Subject: RE: Followup
  Roger on all counts.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:41 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Huma Abedin
  Cc: H2
  Subject: Followup
  Here are some odds and ends--
  I'd like you to meet w me in person or over the phone before the Monday and Thurs mtgs w Asst Secs to set an agenda
  of what I want raised
  I just heard of something called the "Hillary Center" in Morocco. Can you run that to ground?
  I talked w Walter Isaacson about his Palestinian project. Toni Verstandig runs it; pis call her to ask for the materials
  which she told me she had prepared during the transition.
  121
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MetadataSubject: DPRK ENFORCEMENT
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  I've suggested to jake that it be either of pending their onward assignments and asked hi$ to
  run this by you and cheryl

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  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 11:44 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: DPRK enforcement
  I've suggested to jake that it be either of pending their onward assignments and asked hi$ to
  run this by you and cheryl
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Steinberg, James B
  Sent: Tue Jun 16 11:23:08 2009
  Subject: DPRK enforcement
  Jim--Who have you designated to run the Resolution enforcement team out of State?
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  All State nominees were voice voted out of Committee without debate this afternoon.
  They included:
  E. Tauscher
  A.Shapiro
  K. Campbell
  E. Goosby
  B.Jenkins
  E. Schwartz

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  Would you check to see whether that B6
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  To:
  Cc: H2
  Subject: RE: Followup
  All State nominees were voice voted out of Committee without debate this afternoon.
  They included:
  E. Tauscher
  A.Shapiro
  K. Campbell
  E. Goosby
  B.Jenkins
  E. Schwartz
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:42 AM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: H2
  Subject: Followup
  I'd like to ask Reid to reappoint for the
  would be well received?
  Any luck w an office in the Senate?
  125
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 3:52 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Search
  I am working on gathering these.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:15 AM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Search
  Pls pull for me the speeches I and/or Bill gave about health care to any doctor group in the 90s.
  126
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  I have this queued and ready on my desktop whenever you would like to see it. It's a video that is approximately 4
  minutes in length.

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  Subject: RE: Followup
  I have this queued and ready on my desktop whenever you would like to see it. It's a video that is approximately 4
  minutes in length.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:43 AM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Followup
  I heard that the won a contest on You Tube. I'd like to see him. His name is Can you show
  me?
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  AMY
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 5:27 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Reuters: U.S. State Department speaks to Twitter over Iran
  FYI
  From: Dowd, Katie W
  Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 4:47 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Ross, Alec 3; Reines, Philippe I
  Subject: Reuters: U.S. State Department speaks to Twitter over Iran
  I think this is very impressive and several people have reached out to me to express the incredible leadership from State
  on this. FYI
  http://inseuters.com/articleigovernmentFilingsNews/idINWBT01137420090616
  U.S. State Department speaks to Twitter over Iran
  Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:00pm 1ST
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  RELATED NEWS
  Twitter delays down time to aid Iranian protesters
  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department contacted the social networking service Twitter over
  the weekend to urge it to delay a planned upgrade that could have cut daytime service to Iranians, a U.S.
  official said on Tuesday.
  "We highlighted to them that this was an important form of communication," said the official of the
  conversation the department had with Twitter at the time of the disputed Iranian election. He declined
  further details.
  (Reporting by Sue Pleming, Editing by Sandra Maler)
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  "As I said before, Prime Minister Berlusconi's assistance on our
  efforts to close Guantanamo is very important to us. I have to say, by
  the way, that Bermuda has done us a great service, as well, on that front,
  and I'm grateful to them."
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  THE WHITE HOUSE
  Office of the Press Secretary
  For Immediate
  Release
  15, 2009
  June
  REMARKS BY PRESIDENT OBAMA
  AND PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI OF ITALY
  IN PRESS AVAILABILITY
  Oval Office
  5:48 P.M. EDT
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Good evening, everybody. Buona sera. I want to
  welcome Prime Minister Berlusconi here. He has proved to be a great
  friend of the United States. And he and I got to know each other at the
  G20 summit. We are now in the process of planning the G8 summit that
  Italy will be hosting. We emphasized the strong, historic ties between
  the United States and Italy. Our bilateral relationship has been marked
  by cooperation across the board. And I am extremely grateful for his
  friendship.
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  Just a couple of things that we specifically discussed. First of
  all, I thanked the Prime Minister for his support of our policy of closing
  Guantanamo. This is not just talk. Italy has agreed to accept three
  specific detainees, and has also been part of the leadership in Europe
  that today announced a framework in which European nations can accept
  detainees. And that was something that I was very appreciative of. It
  will give us an opportunity to create a lasting and durable international
  legal framework for dealing with terrorism that I think is very important
  on both sides of the Atlantic.
  We discussed Afghanistan and Pakistan, where Italy has been a
  critical part of the coalition that is trying to assist Afghanistan in
  stabilizing itself and ensuring that it's not a safe haven for
  terrorism. We had an extensive discussion about my interest in pursuing
  nonproliferation as an important agenda for all people. And given that
  I'll be visiting Russia before I visit Italy for the G8, Prime Minister
  Berlusconi, who has strong relationships with the Russians, was able to
  offer some insight in terms of how to approach reductions in nuclear
  arsenals. And that hopefully is going to be a topic at the G8 summit, as
  well.
  And in addition to discussing the general situation in the world
  economy, which obviously will be a central topic of the G8, we also
  discussed specifically the issue of food security and how G8 nations can
  assist people who are in most desperate poverty to ensure that they're not
  slipping into hunger and further poverty. And that is going to be a major
  topic of the G8 summit. And so I'm very appreciative of the leadership
  that Prime Minister Berlusconi has shown on that front.
  So overall I am very grateful to Prime Minister Berlusconi's
  leadership, his consistent friendship towards the United States. We have
  some of the strongest bilateral relations in the world. I am confident
  that that will continue as long as both of us are occupying our positions.
  And so thank you very much for taking the time to visit.
  PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: (As translated.) First of all, I would
  like to thank President Obama for his welcome and for the possibility
  offered us to provide our perspective, our opinions on many of the most
  difficult and hardest issues at the international level. And we've
  discussed, as he already briefed you, many of the issues and the topics,
  and we went through in a detailed manner the three days of the G8
  summit. We want this G8 to reach concrete solutions. And we want to
  reach concrete solutions on many extremely important issues.
  Clearly, the first issue is the world economy, the economic crisis
  and how to get out of this crisis. And we also discussed the work that
  our ministers of economy are carrying out right now to try and develop a
  body of principles and to prevent similar situations from happening,
  similar situations to the one we are experiencing right now.
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  We both agreed on the fact that the G8 will certainly not be able to
  produce this body of rules, but this is going to be just one of the steps
  leading to that drafting of rules. There will be then the G20 summit in
  Pittsburgh, which will work on it, but the hope is to finally reach a body
  of rules which can be shared by everybody which -- which are not going to
  affect or hinder the free expansion of the economy and trade.
  And we discussed two important issues. One of them, which will be
  discussed in L'Aquila as well, is food security, as President Obama has
  already said. We hope that the countries there will make concrete efforts
  and concrete proposals. The United States has already promised to
  increase the aid to other countries and they're going to make in the next
  three years huge amounts of money available. We try and will push the
  other countries in the G8, trying to persuade them to do the same.
  And another important issue is that of climate change. And another
  important achievement we are aiming at is to reduce CO2 emissions --
  something, however, which has to be contributed to by all countries and
  not only a limited number of them. And since the Doha Round has reached a
  stop, we hope that by inviting Lamy, who is the director of the WTO, to
  attend the G8 summit, that we can try and give another push to the Doha
  Round, hoping to achieve positive results.
  Probably what I forgot to mention up to now is that the meeting in
  L'Aquila is not going to be confined to the G8 countries. The next day,
  the second day, will be G8-plus-6. The major economies of the world will
  be there; India, China, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt will
  attend the second day of meetings. There will be the major economies
  forum with the participation of South Korea, Indonesia, and Australia, and
  then there is another meeting which will be attended also by the
  Netherlands, Spain, and Denmark -- and we are going to have before all of
  these meetings together.
  The dinner will be attended also by the representatives of the main
  international organizations. And the third day, we are going to have the
  President of the African Union, the representatives of the main African
  organizations, together with the representatives of some of the main
  African countries. We are going to discuss the development of this
  continent and the issue of hunger in that area.
  And I can't but thank President Obama and express my warmest felt
  appreciation to him for -- and this position is coming from a person
  that's been long enough in international politics to chair for the third
  time the G8 summit; the first one was in the 1994; the second one in 2001;
  and now the third one -- I want to express my appreciation for his deep
  knowledge and precision and accuracy with which he discusses all of the
  issues.
  And the positions that he expresses are not only innovative positions
  looking at a different future, but they're always very concrete and
  absolutely based on common sense. And it is extremely comforting and a
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  pleasure to see that the destiny of the biggest democracy in the world is
  in very good hands.
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: I hope my staff all caught
  that. (Laughter.) Gibbs, write that down. (Laughter.)
  Let me call on a couple people. Steve Thomma, McClatchy. There you
  are.
  Mr. President, on Iran, does the disputed election results
  affect -- there's been violence in the street -- in any way change your
  willingness to meet with Mr. Ahmadinejad without preconditions? And also,
  do you have anything to say, any message to send to people who are on the
  streets protesting, who believe their votes were stolen and who are being
  attacked violently?
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Obviously all of us have been watching the news
  from Iran. And I want to start off by being very clear that it is up to
  Iranians to make decisions about who Iran's leaders will be; that we
  respect Iranian sovereignty and want to avoid the United States being the
  issue inside of Iran, which sometimes the United States can be a handy
  political football -- or discussions with the United States.
  Having said all that, I am deeply troubled by the violence that I've
  been seeing on television. I think that the democratic process -- free
  speech, the ability of people to peacefully dissent -- all those are
  universal values and need to be respected. And whenever I see violence
  perpetrated on people who are peacefully dissenting, and whenever the
  American people see that, I think they're, rightfully, troubled.
  My understanding is, is that the Iranian government says that they
  are going to look into irregularities that have taken place. We weren't
  on the ground, we did not have observers there, we did not have
  international observers on hand, so I can't state definitively one way or
  another what happened with respect to the election. But what I can say is
  that there appears to ba a sense on the part of people who were so hopeful
  and so engaged and so committed to democracy who now feel betrayed. And I
  think it's important that, moving forward, whatever investigations take
  place are done in a way that is not resulting in bloodshed and is not
  resulting in people being stifled in expressing their views.
  Now, with respect to the United States and our interactions with
  Iran, I've always believed that as odious as I consider some of President
  Ahmadinejad's statements, as deep as the differences that exist between
  the United States and Iran on a range of core issues, that the use of
  tough, hard-headed diplomacy -- diplomacy with no illusions about Iran and
  the nature of the differences between our two countries -- is critical
  when it comes to pursuing a core set of our national security interests,
  specifically, making sure that we are not seeing a nuclear arms race in
  the Middle East triggered by Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon; making sure
  that Iran is not exporting terrorist activity. Those are core interests
  not just to the United States but I think to a peaceful world in general.
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  We will continue to pursue a tough, direct dialogue between our two
  countries, and we'll see where it takes us. But even as we do so, I think
  it would be wrong for me to be silent about what we've seen on the
  television over the last few days. And what I would say to those people
  who put so much hope and energy and optimism into the political process, I
  would say to them that the world is watching and inspired by their
  participation, regardless of what the ultimate outcome of the election
  was. And they should know that the world is watching.
  And particularly to the youth of Iran, I want them to know that we in
  the United States do not want to make any decisions for the Iranians, but
  we do believe that the Iranian people and their voices should be heard and
  respected.
  PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: ANSA.
  (As translated.) President Obama, after this meeting with Prime
  Minister Berlusconi, what do you expect, in concrete terms, from the
  relationship between United States and Italy? And to Prime Minister
  Berlusconi, you had very strong relations with President George W.
  Bush. Do you expect and do you hope to build the same type of relations
  with President Obama, as well?
  PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: I took an oath of gratitude towards
  United States, which gave me freedom and which gave my country dignity
  after World War II. So I'm here to cooperate with the President of the
  United States. I'm here to cooperate with President Obama, as I
  cooperated with President Clinton and as I did with President Bush.
  So if I can express a hope, I really hope we can build a direct and
  friendly relationship with President Obama. I would be more than happy to
  do so. And facts will tell.
  But anyway, I think we had a good start.
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Absolutely. We've had a very good start. What I
  expect from the Prime Minister is an honest, frank sharing of views and a
  recognition that the United States and Italy share common values, common
  interests. Our economies have very strong commercial ties. And if we're
  acting on those mutual interests, then I have no doubt that we'll continue
  to see strong cooperation.
  As I said before, Prime Minister Berlusconi's assistance on our
  efforts to close Guantanamo is very important to us. I have to say, by
  the way, that Bermuda has done us a great service, as well, on that front,
  and I'm grateful to them.
  When it comes to Afghanistan and Pakistan, we are part of the same
  coalition that wants to make sure that the Afghan government is able and
  strong to sustain development for the Afghan people, but also to make sure
  that they're not serving as a safe haven for extremists.
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  When it comes to the world economy, I think all of us have an
  interest in improving the kinds of financial regulations that will prevent
  the kinds of crises that we saw happening most recently.
  So, across the board, I think we have a host of common interests. In
  addition to liking Prime Minister Berlusconi personally, our peoples like
  each other and recognize that we have shared interests. And that, I
  think, will make the path for continued cooperation that much easier.
  (After translation.) I must say, my answers sound very elegant in
  Italian. (Laughter.)
  Steve Collinson.
  Thank you, Mr. President. Of the conditions that Prime Minister
  Netanyahu laid out yesterday for a Palestinian state, the basis for
  negotiation, do you think they will likely prove a stumbling block, given
  the broadly negative reaction from the Arab states and the Palestinians?
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, first of all, I think it's important not to
  immediately assess the situation based on commentary the day after a
  speech. I think any time an Israeli Prime Minister makes a statement, the
  immediate reaction tends to be negative on one side. If the other side is
  making a statement, oftentimes the reaction is negative in Israel.
  Overall, I thought that there was positive movement in the Prime
  Minister's speech. He acknowledged the need for two states. There were a
  lot of conditions, and obviously working through the conditions on
  Israel's side for security, as well as the Palestinian side for
  sovereignty and territorial integrity and the capacity to have a
  functioning, prosperous state, that's exactly what negotiations are
  supposed to be about. But what we're seeing is at least the possibility
  that we can restart serious talks.
  Now, I've been very clear that, from the United States' perspective,
  Israel's security is non-negotiable. We will stand behind their
  defense. I've also made very clear that both sides are going to have to
  move in some politically difficult ways in order to achieve what is going
  to be in the long-term interests of the Israelis and the Palestinians and
  the international community.
  On the Israeli side, that means a cessation of settlements. And
  there is a tendency to try to parse exactly what this means, but I think
  the parties on the ground understand that if you have a continuation of
  settlements that, in past agreements, have been categorized as illegal,
  that's going to be an impediment to progress. On the Palestinian side,
  whether it's the Palestinian Authority or other groups like Hamas that
  claim to speak for the Palestinians, a recognition of the Quartet
  principles, ensuring that there's a recognition of Israel's right to
  exist, making sure that past agreements are abided to, that there's an end
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  to incitement against Israel and an end to violence against Israel. Those
  are necessary pillars of any serious agreement that's to be reached.
  And those pillars have to be supported by the Arab states, because
  Israel's security concerns extend beyond simply the Palestinian
  Territories; they extend to concerns that they have in a whole host of
  neighbors where there's perceived and often real hostility towards
  Israel's security. So I'm glad that Prime Minister Netanyahu made the
  speech. The United States will continue to try to be as honest as
  possible to all sides in this dispute to indicate the degree to which it's
  in everybody's interests to move in a new direction. And I think it can
  be accomplished, but it's going to require a lot of work and a partnership
  with key countries like Italy in order to help the parties come together
  and recognize their own interests.
  You discussed during the meeting the crisis, the economic
  crisis, you're going to discuss at the G8. The package of measures you
  are discussing right now, can this be a kind of basis for the next
  meetings -- G8 and G20?
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, our respective finance ministers, not just
  Italy's and the United States', but all the G8 members', have been meeting
  diligently. They've put forward a framework that will be discussed and
  hopefully ratified at the G8. That will provide a broad set of
  principles.
  Now, the United States is putting forward some very specific
  regulatory reforms that are going to make sure that we don't find
  ourselves in this position again, that improves oversight, ensures that
  banks aren't taking risks with highly leveraged money that can result in
  systemic collapse, that consumers and investors are protected more
  effectively.
  So we're going to have a lot of work to do. It's going to be a big,
  complex piece of legislation. Different countries are going to have
  different needs. Prime Minister Berlusconi was indicating to me that the
  banking system in Italy has not been under the same kinds of pressures as
  the banking system in the United States and some other European countries.
  But I think the general principle -- that we're going to have
  improved oversight, better practices, and that there's some coordination
  and information-sharing between countries on issues like tax havens, for
  example, so that you don't have global capital avoiding more stringent
  rules by going to countries with weaker rules -- I think that's going to
  be something that all G8 members affirm, and we very much appreciate Prime
  Minister Berlusconi's leadership on this issue.
  PRIME MINISTER BERLUSCONI: I would like to add to this that our
  ministers of finance have been working on all of these issues and
  packages. In particular they paid attention, for instance, to corporate
  governments and rules for transparency and a regulation of the financial
  sectors, accounting rules, and as President Obama has also mentioned,
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  also, the issue of tax havens, to try and prevent those situations from
  happening again. And the idea is to work out a set of rules and
  regulations which can prevent situations and conditions like the ones
  we've experienced which have led -- from happening, experience that is to
  -- which led first to the financial crisis and then to the economic crisis
  that we are experiencing right now.
  PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you. Grazie.
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  For the Secretary, if you think this would be of interest to her. See the list of House Dems voting no and R's voting yes
  below:
  Democrats voting no:
  Baldwin
  Conyers
  Capuano
  Doggett
  Edwards
  Farr
  Ellison
  Filner
  Grayson
  Honda
  Grijalva
  Kaptur
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  Michaud
  Pingree
  Polis
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  Serrano
  Sherman
  Waters
  Welch
  Watson
  Woolsey
  Republicans voting yes
  Cao
  Kirk
  King
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  FYI, Gary Sick's latest analysis on Iran below (posted on his blog). Sick has independent sources and
  is very well informed.
  June 17, 2009
  Is this another Iranian revolution?
  To someone who has watched and studied the Iranian revolution of 1979 with fascination, developments
  in Iran today have an eerie reminiscence. Then there were massive protests that filled the streets, often
  marching in dignified but ominous silence; there was bloodshed as nervous security men with guns faced
  determined but unarmed crowds; there were sullen mourning parades;20there were catchy chants and
  ritual calls of "Down with the shah!"; at night the rooftops rang with shouts of allahu akbar.
  You need only change "shah" to "dictator," and you have a description of what is happening in Iran
  today.
  But there is one very big difference. Thirty years ago, Iran had a charismatic cleric named Ayatollah
  Khomeini who had a refined sense of strategy and a willingness to risk everything for the cause he
  represented. On the other side was Mohammed Reza Shah, who had been on the throne for some 37
  years and who commanded one of the most powerful military and security regimes in the world. On the
  surface it appeared to be an uneven battle — guns against turbans — but the ruler with the guns wavered
  and the turbans grew in size and confidence until the old order collapsed.
  Today the nominal leader of the opposition forces is a reformed radical, Mir Hossein Mousavi, who is
  notably lacking in personal charisma. On the other side is the constitutional Leader, Ayatollah
  IChamene' i, who is widely perceived as a cautious political animal with limited qualifications for his
  religious post and who compensates for his own lack of charisma by manipulation of the political system
  and the institutions most loyal to him — particularly the politically minded clergy and the powerful
  security forces, including the Revolutionary Guards.
  Neither of these men seems to be fully in control of their own forces, let alone the situation. The
  fraudulent election defeat of Mousavi was a triggering event, but the energy behind these unprecedented
  demonstrations is due more to the sense of outrage and betrayal at the gross manipulation of numbers by
  the regime than it is about any undying devotion to Mousavi. Yesterday Mousavi ordered that people
  stay home in face of a conflicting pro-regime demonstration. They marched anyway (and the daughter of
  former president Rafsanjani joined them and urged them on). Mousavi then "ordered" everyone to
  march the following day (which they were probably going to do with or without his orders).
  IChamene'i announced the "divine assessment" of the election outcome — even before it would probably
  have been physically possible to count the more than 40 million ballots. Then, in the face of mass protests,
  he ordered an investigation of the results by the Guardian Council— the same organization that was
  responsible for managing the election in the first place. No one believed him in either case, and no one
  expected anything of importance from the Guardian Council. Khamene'i has ordered peace and
  reconciliation. No one paid any attention.
  I deliberately did not mention president-elect Ahmadinejad. After celebrating his "victory," he went off
  to a largely symbolic meeting in Moscow. He seems to be out of the decision loop and more of a passive
  player than a major actor in these events.
  So who is calling the shots? Mousavi seems to be running along after the crowd, not leading it. But that is
  probably all that is required to keep the protest in motion.
  On the other side, the very little evidence we have suggests that the important decisions are being made
  by the ultra-conservative leadership of the Revolutionary Guards, whose political role has ballooned over
  the past decade, perhaps in cooperation with their extremist counterparts in the clergy. They are utterly
  ruthless and ideologically fueled.
  New York Times columnist Nick Kristoff reminded us several days ago (see blog item on June 15 below)
  at the end of the day, as I saw at Tiananmen 20 years ago, when Might and Right do battle, it's often prudent
  to bet on Might, at least in the short run.
  The regime seems to have miscalculated badly. They seemed to believe that a sudden coup — the
  announcement of dramatic election results followed by a show of force — would intimidate and silence the
  opposition and consolidate their control. That is perhaps more understandable if the decisions were being
  made by military leaders who tend to see the battle in Manichaean terms, rather than politicians such as
  IChamene'i who are accustomed to seeing shades of gray. In any event, it b ackfired and they now have a
  much larger crisis on their hands than if they had simply arranged for Ahmadinejad to win by a slim
  margin (which was at least believable).
  All parties are now in uncharted territory. A significant portion of the Iranian population seems to have
  concluded that their social contract with the rulers — accepting Islamic rule in return for a respectful
  regard for the opinion of the governed, an Islamic Republic — is no longer valid. They do not trust their
  rulers.
  The rulers, whose support has been declining for years in the face of their own inept management of the
  country, are increasingly replacing popular support with repression. This election seems to have called
  that tactic into question. For the military, the obvious answer is more repression. So it would appear to
  be a moment to bet on Might.
  But nobody is fully in command of events. Decisions taken in the next weeks will be fateful and could
  determine the future path of the Iranian revolution.
  There is another lesson as Iran's leaders contemplate a Tiananmen moment. When the Tiananmen
  crackdown occurred almost exactly ten years ago, one of the leaders of China at the time was Zhao
  Ziyang, General Secretary of the Communist Party. He was later fired and placed under house arrest.
  His smuggled memoirs have just appeared, revealing the depth of disagreements within the lea dership
  about how to proceed.
  Is it possible that ten years from now we will have a volume describing the intense debates that one can
  only presume are underway today in the highest councils of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
  Dell Days of Deals! June 15-24 - A New Deal Everyday!

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  To:
  Subject: fYi
  FYI, Gary Sick's latest analysis on Iran below (posted on his blog). Sick has independent sources and
  is very well informed.
  June 17, 2009
  Is this another Iranian revolution?
  To someone who has watched and studied the Iranian revolution of 1979 with fascination, developments
  in Iran today have an eerie reminiscence. Then there were massive protests that filled the streets, often
  marching in dignified but ominous silence; there was bloodshed as nervous security men with guns faced
  determined but unarmed crowds; there were sullen mourning parades;20there were catchy chants and
  ritual calls of "Down with the shah!"; at night the rooftops rang with shouts of allahu akbar.
  You need only change "shah" to "dictator," and you have a description of what is happening in Iran
  today.
  But there is one very big difference. Thirty years ago, Iran had a charismatic cleric named Ayatollah
  Khomeini who had a refined sense of strategy and a willingness to risk everything for the cause he
  represented. On the other side was Mohammed Reza Shah, who had been on the throne for some 37
  years and who commanded one of the most powerful military and security regimes in the world. On the
  surface it appeared to be an uneven battle — guns against turbans — but the ruler with the guns wavered
  and the turbans grew in size and confidence until the old order collapsed.
  Today the nominal leader of the opposition forces is a reformed radical, Mir Hossein Mousavi, who is
  notably lacking in personal charisma. On the other side is the constitutional Leader, Ayatollah
  IChamene' i, who is widely perceived as a cautious political animal with limited qualifications for his
  religious post and who compensates for his own lack of charisma by manipulation of the political system
  and the institutions most loyal to him — particularly the politically minded clergy and the powerful
  security forces, including the Revolutionary Guards.
  Neither of these men seems to be fully in control of their own forces, let alone the situation. The
  fraudulent election defeat of Mousavi was a triggering event, but the energy behind these unprecedented
  demonstrations is due more to the sense of outrage and betrayal at the gross manipulation of numbers by
  the regime than it is about any undying devotion to Mousavi. Yesterday Mousavi ordered that people
  stay home in face of a conflicting pro-regime demonstration. They marched anyway (and the daughter of
  former president Rafsanjani joined them and urged them on). Mousavi then "ordered" everyone to
  march the following day (which they were probably going to do with or without his orders).
  IChamene'i announced the "divine assessment" of the election outcome — even before it would probably
  have been physically possible to count the more than 40 million ballots. Then, in the face of mass protests,
  he ordered an investigation of the results by the Guardian Council— the same organization that was
  responsible for managing the election in the first place. No one believed him in either case, and no one
  expected anything of importance from the Guardian Council. Khamene'i has ordered peace and
  reconciliation. No one paid any attention.
  I deliberately did not mention president-elect Ahmadinejad. After celebrating his "victory," he went off
  to a largely symbolic meeting in Moscow. He seems to be out of the decision loop and more of a passive
  player than a major actor in these events.
  So who is calling the shots? Mousavi seems to be running along after the crowd, not leading it. But that is
  probably all that is required to keep the protest in motion.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762421 Date: 06/30/2015

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  On the other side, the very little evidence we have suggests that the important decisions are being made
  by the ultra-conservative leadership of the Revolutionary Guards, whose political role has ballooned over
  the past decade, perhaps in cooperation with their extremist counterparts in the clergy. They are utterly
  ruthless and ideologically fueled.
  New York Times columnist Nick Kristoff reminded us several days ago (see blog item on June 15 below)
  at the end of the day, as I saw at Tiananmen 20 years ago, when Might and Right do battle, it's often prudent
  to bet on Might, at least in the short run.
  The regime seems to have miscalculated badly. They seemed to believe that a sudden coup — the
  announcement of dramatic election results followed by a show of force — would intimidate and silence the
  opposition and consolidate their control. That is perhaps more understandable if the decisions were being
  made by military leaders who tend to see the battle in Manichaean terms, rather than politicians such as
  IChamene'i who are accustomed to seeing shades of gray. In any event, it b ackfired and they now have a
  much larger crisis on their hands than if they had simply arranged for Ahmadinejad to win by a slim
  margin (which was at least believable).
  All parties are now in uncharted territory. A significant portion of the Iranian population seems to have
  concluded that their social contract with the rulers — accepting Islamic rule in return for a respectful
  regard for the opinion of the governed, an Islamic Republic — is no longer valid. They do not trust their
  rulers.
  The rulers, whose support has been declining for years in the face of their own inept management of the
  country, are increasingly replacing popular support with repression. This election seems to have called
  that tactic into question. For the military, the obvious answer is more repression. So it would appear to
  be a moment to bet on Might.
  But nobody is fully in command of events. Decisions taken in the next weeks will be fateful and could
  determine the future path of the Iranian revolution.
  There is another lesson as Iran's leaders contemplate a Tiananmen moment. When the Tiananmen
  crackdown occurred almost exactly ten years ago, one of the leaders of China at the time was Zhao
  Ziyang, General Secretary of the Communist Party. He was later fired and placed under house arrest.
  His smuggled memoirs have just appeared, revealing the depth of disagreements within the lea dership
  about how to proceed.
  Is it possible that ten years from now we will have a volume describing the intense debates that one can
  only presume are underway today in the highest councils of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
  Dell Days of Deals! June 15-24 - A New Deal Everyday!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762421 Date: 06/30/2015



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  Thursday, June 18, 2009
  Day of Mourning, Protests, Called by Mousavi on Thursday
  Mir-Hosain Mousavi, who maintains he won last Friday's presidential election despite official assertions that he
  lost 2 to 1 to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is calling for another rally Thursday, this time in part to honor the
  persons killed by hardliners or security forces in the course of previous demonstrations.
  Mourning the martyr is as central to Iranian Shiite religious culture as it was to strains of medieval Catholicism
  in Europe, and Mousavi's camp is tapping into a powerful set of images and myths here. The archetypal Shiite
  martyr is Imam Husayn, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who championed oppressed Muslims in Iraq
  and was cut down by the then Umayyad Muslim Empire. Redognition that a Muslim state might commit the
  ultimate in sacrilege by beheading a person who had been dangled on the Prophet's knee has imbued modern
  political Shiism with a distrust of the state. When Husayn's head was brought to the Umayyad caliph Yazid and
  deposited before his throne, older companions of the Prophet are said to have wept and remarked, "I saw the
  Prophet's lips on those cheeks." Shiites ritually march, flagellate, and chant in honor of the martyred Imam or
  divinely-appointed leader.
  Today's protesters are wearing green, which symbolizes Mousavi's descent from the Prophet Muhammad.
  (Mousavi's family name refers to the Seventh Imam (descendant of the Prophet with claims to divine
  knowledge), Musa Kazim, whose tomb is in Kazimiya, north Baghdad. Sayyid families, those claiming descent
  from the Prophet, often take one of the Imams' names as a family name to honor them, though of course they
  are also claiming descent from the previous Imams right back to the Prophet.) The repertoires of protest the
  reformists are using echo those of the 1978-79 Islamic Revolution-- they are chanting "God is Great," mourning
  pious fallen martyrs, etc.-- another sign that this movement is not just alienated secularized elites.
  But now Mousavi's his supporters are also sporting black ribbons to indicate that they are in mourning for the
  fallen. Typically, the dead will be commemorated again at one month and at 40 days. In 1978 such
  demonstrations for those killed in previous demonstrations grew in size all through the year, till they reached an
  alleged million in the streets of Tehran. Since the reformists are already claiming Monday's rally was a million,
  you wonder where things will go from here.
  The regime's attempt to paint the protesters as nothing more than US intelligence agents underlines how wise
  President Obama has been not to insert himself forcefully into the situation in Iran. The reformers and the hard
  liners are not stable groupings. The core of each is competing for the allegiance of the general Iranian public. If
  the reformers can convince most Iranians of the justice of their cause, they will swing behind the opposition. If
  the hard liners can convince the public that the reformers are nothing more than cat's paws of a grasping,
  imperialist West-- i.e. that they are Ahmad Chalabis trying to bring Iran foreign occupation so as to get power
  themselves-- then the reformists will be crushed. Iranians value national independence above all, having
  suffered with a CIA-installed goverment for decades in the mid-twentieth century.
  The prescriptions of John McCain and Faux Cable news for muscular US diplomacy at this point are tone deaf
  to Iranian realities and would backfire big time, harming both the reform cause and US interests. Anyway, after
  the basket case to which the US Republican Party reduced Iraq, no one in the global South is likely to want
  them meddling in their internal affairs.
  Reports are streaming in of the arrest of over a hundred opposition figures and of hard line militia men
  following protesters home and breaking into their homes to terrorize them. See e.g., Basij paramilitary forces
  terrorize residential complex. The Basij militiamen are said to be afraid to come out in numbers during the
  opposition demonstrations, but sneak around at night to trail protesters and harass or arrest them.
  Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had met Tuesday morning with the representatives of all four presidential
  candidates, urging them to make up but continuing to insist that Alunadinejad was the winner by 24 million to
  14 million votes. He portrayed the massive post-election demonstrations and charges of ballot fraud as a minor
  tiff.
  Gary Sick wonders if Khamenei really is the supreme leader any more, and hints that the hard line tack of
  stealing the election was directed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, the country's religious national
  guard.
  Reports are coming in from Iran that allege that the regime is tracking down and destroying satellite dishes,
  using helicopters for aerial surveillance of neighborhoods and Basij, the right wing militia (sort of like
  Mussolini's Black Shirts) to do the breaking and entering. Kindly neighbors who have tried to warn suspected
  satellite dish owners that the militiamen were coming have sometimes reportedly themselves been arrested.
  Dell Days of Deals! June 15-24 - A New Deal Everyday!

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  Thursday, June 18, 2009
  Day of Mourning, Protests, Called by Mousavi on Thursday
  Mir-Hosain Mousavi, who maintains he won last Friday's presidential election despite official assertions that he
  lost 2 to 1 to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is calling for another rally Thursday, this time in part to honor the
  persons killed by hardliners or security forces in the course of previous demonstrations.
  Mourning the martyr is as central to Iranian Shiite religious culture as it was to strains of medieval Catholicism
  in Europe, and Mousavi's camp is tapping into a powerful set of images and myths here. The archetypal Shiite
  martyr is Imam Husayn, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who championed oppressed Muslims in Iraq
  and was cut down by the then Umayyad Muslim Empire. Redognition that a Muslim state might commit the
  ultimate in sacrilege by beheading a person who had been dangled on the Prophet's knee has imbued modern
  political Shiism with a distrust of the state. When Husayn's head was brought to the Umayyad caliph Yazid and
  deposited before his throne, older companions of the Prophet are said to have wept and remarked, "I saw the
  Prophet's lips on those cheeks." Shiites ritually march, flagellate, and chant in honor of the martyred Imam or
  divinely-appointed leader.
  Today's protesters are wearing green, which symbolizes Mousavi's descent from the Prophet Muhammad.
  (Mousavi's family name refers to the Seventh Imam (descendant of the Prophet with claims to divine
  knowledge), Musa Kazim, whose tomb is in Kazimiya, north Baghdad. Sayyid families, those claiming descent
  from the Prophet, often take one of the Imams' names as a family name to honor them, though of course they
  are also claiming descent from the previous Imams right back to the Prophet.) The repertoires of protest the
  reformists are using echo those of the 1978-79 Islamic Revolution-- they are chanting "God is Great," mourning
  pious fallen martyrs, etc.-- another sign that this movement is not just alienated secularized elites.
  But now Mousavi's his supporters are also sporting black ribbons to indicate that they are in mourning for the
  fallen. Typically, the dead will be commemorated again at one month and at 40 days. In 1978 such
  demonstrations for those killed in previous demonstrations grew in size all through the year, till they reached an
  alleged million in the streets of Tehran. Since the reformists are already claiming Monday's rally was a million,
  you wonder where things will go from here.
  The regime's attempt to paint the protesters as nothing more than US intelligence agents underlines how wise
  President Obama has been not to insert himself forcefully into the situation in Iran. The reformers and the hard
  liners are not stable groupings. The core of each is competing for the allegiance of the general Iranian public. If
  the reformers can convince most Iranians of the justice of their cause, they will swing behind the opposition. If
  the hard liners can convince the public that the reformers are nothing more than cat's paws of a grasping,
  imperialist West-- i.e. that they are Ahmad Chalabis trying to bring Iran foreign occupation so as to get power
  themselves-- then the reformists will be crushed. Iranians value national independence above all, having
  suffered with a CIA-installed goverment for decades in the mid-twentieth century.
  The prescriptions of John McCain and Faux Cable news for muscular US diplomacy at this point are tone deaf
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762423 Date: 06/30/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762423 Date: 06/30/2015
  to Iranian realities and would backfire big time, harming both the reform cause and US interests. Anyway, after
  the basket case to which the US Republican Party reduced Iraq, no one in the global South is likely to want
  them meddling in their internal affairs.
  Reports are streaming in of the arrest of over a hundred opposition figures and of hard line militia men
  following protesters home and breaking into their homes to terrorize them. See e.g., Basij paramilitary forces
  terrorize residential complex. The Basij militiamen are said to be afraid to come out in numbers during the
  opposition demonstrations, but sneak around at night to trail protesters and harass or arrest them.
  Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had met Tuesday morning with the representatives of all four presidential
  candidates, urging them to make up but continuing to insist that Alunadinejad was the winner by 24 million to
  14 million votes. He portrayed the massive post-election demonstrations and charges of ballot fraud as a minor
  tiff.
  Gary Sick wonders if Khamenei really is the supreme leader any more, and hints that the hard line tack of
  stealing the election was directed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, the country's religious national
  guard.
  Reports are coming in from Iran that allege that the regime is tracking down and destroying satellite dishes,
  using helicopters for aerial surveillance of neighborhoods and Basij, the right wing militia (sort of like
  Mussolini's Black Shirts) to do the breaking and entering. Kindly neighbors who have tried to warn suspected
  satellite dish owners that the militiamen were coming have sometimes reportedly themselves been arrested.
  Dell Days of Deals! June 15-24 - A New Deal Everyday!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05762423 Date: 06/30/2015



