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To: KLP who wrote (112147)	5/2/2005 12:30:25 AM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793931

Jacoby’s statement was not the public position of the IC. In fact, Paul Kerr points out, Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research Thomas Fingar offered a more cautious assessment of Pyongyang’s nuclear capabilities on 16 February 2005, testifying that “there is no evidence that it has produced such weapons and mated them to a missile capable of delivering them to the United States.” (more) Clinton knew that immediately. Afteward, Clinton and Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) wrote a letter to Rice, beating the Bush Administration over the head with Jacoby’s revelation: Pretty revealing that Hillary complained bitterly about the Intel agencies lining up in unison three years ago and now she complains bitterly that they aren't.