] In a riveting television performance, Mr Clarke called on
] his principal critic and former employer, the national
] security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, to release the entire
] record of their emails in the months up to the September
] 11 terror attacks to prove his contention that the White
] House did not then take the threat of al-Qaida seriously.
]
] He also agreed to Republican demands to declassify
] testimony he gave to the Senate two years ago - to
] "prove" there were no inconsistencies. "Let's take all of
] my emails and all the memos I sent to the national
] security adviser and her deputy from January 20 to
] September 11 and let's declassify all of them," Mr Clarke
] told NBC television.

[ Calling the bluff. This is Clarke saying "Bring It On." I doubt the administration has anything to gain by exposing the truth here... they've built their entire foundation on mistruths and secrecy. -k]

Guardian Unlimited | US elections 2004 | Clarke challenges Rice to reveal secret emails