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Undaunted, my fight against America's enemies, at home and abroad, John O. Brennan

Label
Undaunted, my fight against America's enemies, at home and abroad, John O. Brennan
Language
eng
resource.biographical
autobiography
Illustrations
illustrationsplates
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Undaunted
Oclc number
1196836497
Responsibility statement
John O. Brennan
Sub title
my fight against America's enemies, at home and abroad
Summary
"A powerful and revelatory memoir from former CIA director John Brennan, spanning his more than thirty years in government."--Dust jacket flap
Table Of Contents
Friday, January 6, 2017 -- Jersey boy -- Coming of age -- Discovering the Middle East -- "So, you are interested in joining the CIA?" -- Out of operations -- John of Arabia -- Analyze this -- Countering terror -- Briefing the "first customers" -- Saudi Arabia redux -- Back at Langley during stormy times -- Falling short -- The challenge of a government "start-up" -- A new TAC(K) -- Joining the Obama team -- Working in the West Wing -- Taking life to save a life -- The "pacer" of Abbottabad -- Factoring in fourth-order effects -- Second shot at the best job in government -- Stirring the CIA pot -- A tortured Senate report -- Oh, the people I've met -- Dealing with Russian intrigue -- What the hell just happened? -- Undaunted
Target audience
adult
Classification
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