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It must be extremely embarrassing and even more extremely aggravating for a former National Security Adviser to be caught figuratively with his pants down.
Sandy Berger was National Security Advisor for former President Bill Clinton from 1997-2001. As such, he was privileged to classified documents involving terrorist threats to the United States.
Sandy Berger was President Bill Clinton's National Security Advisor.
Berger was called to testify before the 9/11 Commission concerning anti-terrorism steps taken during the Clinton administration and the information he provided to his successor, Condoleezza Rice.
A July 19 2004 US Justice Department investigation alleges that Berger took around 50 documents from the National Archives reading room prior to before the 9/11 Commission. These 50 documents were stuffed in his pants, jacket and briefcase. Berger admits the 3 documents he destroyed contained information not included in a final report.
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