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Unlimited Access : An FBI Agent Inside the Clinton White House Paperback – March, 1998

by Gary Aldrich (Author)

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Argues that the Clinton administration bypassed established security checks to bring in unsuitable associates, and discusses later cases of possibly inappropriate behavior.

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Paperback: 292 pages
Publisher: Regnery Publishing; First Edition edition (March 1998)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0895264064
ISBN-13: 978-0895264060
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.9 inches
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Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (164 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #37,406 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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83 of 92 people found the following review helpful

Live in DC ... teach H.S. ....and .. a past tense Democrat

By A Customer on December 16, 1999

Format: Hardcover

This book made me angry .. yet I couldn't put it down. Rumors from many sources had reached me prior to reading this book .. the Monica bit made me sick .. yet I've noted that this book was written prior to the Monica affair...most curious for a "fabrication"as some would like us to believe. Living here in DC folks often come in contact with those who give you "tidbits".. when I add up the tidbits .. and the known facts, this mess slams me in the face. An interesting note.. at present, Clinton is immune from prosecution and civil suits until he leaves office...BUT what if his wife becomes a Senator? Isn't a Senator's spouse immune too? Seems a convenient way to avoid prosecution. I guess what makes me even angrier is that I am trying to teach my students to be good citizens, to have faith in the system ... how do I answer their challenges when the White House has so little reguard for common decency? I'm A single parent who works hard, pays taxes, and finds that my dollars are squandered. This book is REAL .. that's the scary part .. and it's only the tip of the iceburg. This is a must on the read list .. thank you Gary for having the guts to write this ... most are too afraid.

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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful

Read This BEFORE You Vote for "Her"

By Nicole Sanders on July 8, 2007

Format: Paperback

This is a MUST READ which for a long time was unavailable.
The FBI (at whose orders?) refused permission for publication.
The book was privately published by brave people in, of all places, California, and was almost impossible to get. It's an eye-opener and really worth owning.

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55 of 61 people found the following review helpful

If you don't want your bubble busted about the Clinton years, don't read this.

By Steven Smith on March 30, 2006

Format: Paperback

As a career FBI officer, Gary Aldrich was at the pinnacle of his career. Having served with Pres. Reagan and Bush, he found the Clinton Administration to be a stark, horrible contrast.

As one of two FBI agents permanently assigned to the White House, one of his responsibilities was to do the background checks on White House staff and advisors. At almost every turn, he was stonewalled and not allowed to do even perfunctory checks of Clinton's friends and associates... Though it is supposed to be complete within 90 days of the new President assuming office, many people never did get properly "vetted".

Another major disappointment was the crude and vulgar language used by Clinton and his First Lady, the "F" word being quite popular.

Then there was the revulsion he experienced when asked to help decorate the White House Christmas tree, only to discover that the majority of the "ornaments" were sex toys.

There are many other examples of the appaling lack of character exhibited by the Clintons and their cronies... so much so that Aldrich finally had enough, and retired early...

The book isn't a literary masterpiece, it's a litany of the excesses, abuse of power, and moral turpitude of the persons we should be able to look to for leadership and moral courage.

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42 of 50 people found the following review helpful

A Frightening Expose of Life in Clinton White House.

By Gary Gardner on September 24, 2000

Format: Paperback

I read this book many years ago (when it first came out), and have since read it again. Seeing the way that Special Agent Aldrich was treated by the Establishment press made me understand what a powder keg of a book it really was! Aldrich was easily dismissed then; but I wonder if his revelations would be as easily cast aside now with the impeachment done with, and yet more scandals looming that could cast a pall on Vice President Al Gore's run for the presidency.
When I read about the Christmas tree being decorated with drug paraphernalia, and stories about how Clinton administration officials weren't too concerned about finishing their FBI background checks (an absolute requirement designed specifically to weed out those who would do harm to national security). Such things have been the status quo of this particular administration. The way in which Clinton reacted to the Waco siege is particularly brow-raising in view of the evidence that has come out since (the use of flammable CS canisters was STILL not enough to bring about possible punishment of federal officers who allegedly lied about its use during the siege).
The reaction by Aldrich to Vincent Foster's supposed suicide is interesting in retrospect as well. Aldrich doesn't have much new to say to that, except when he regards the fact that Foster was not an imbalanced person in his view, and the agent contends that something was not quite right about the president's longtime friend killing himself (reporter Christopher Ruddy ran afoul of Clintonite spinmeisters by maintaining that Foster,indeed, was a victim of foul play. If it was complete tripe, why did Carville and other Clinton godchildren go after him like they did?).Read more ›

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44 of 53 people found the following review helpful

Terrifying!!

By A Customer on January 15, 1999

Format: Paperback

I think every American should read this book! It shows what really goes on in the White House. This book is very believable and yet I wanted for it to be untrue. It is terrifying to find out how the national security of this country is being compromised on a daily basis. How is it that the American people have been so completely wrong about the President and his wife. And why is Congress, the FBI and CIA overlooking the problems within the Clinton administration. Mr. Aldrich gives facts not only on the unprofessionalism of the white house staff but also on their refusal to complete the necessary background checks and the fact that many of them have used drugs numerous times and may still be using them while working there. The counsel for the president actually allows this behavior. Then there is the president and first lady who often compromise their own safety by not allowing the Secret Service to protect them. The first lady allowed sex and drug paraphenilia to be hung on her Christmas tree. What kind of message is that to be sending the American youth. The list of atrocities goes on and on.
The only reason I did not give this book 5 stars is that it gets a bit redundant at times. Mr. Aldrich tends to make the same point over and over. Other than that, it is a must read. My husband is reading it now and I have at least 6 friends who also want to read it. Thanks Mr. Aldrich for the information and thanks for having the "guts" to publish it.

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Read this book when it first came out and read ...

Read this book when it first came out and read it again recently. No question in my mind, the Clintons are a disease. Read more

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Everyone should read this book and they would never vote ...

Everyone should read this book and they would never vote for Hilary Clinton!!!! Have passed it on to many people.

Published 2 months ago by Andrea Y. Roche

Must Read

I read this book back in the 1990's when attending community college. If you want to know about what a Clinton White House was like read this book. Read more

Published 2 months ago by campingfriend

Book was in excellent condition. I did not want to put it ...

Written by an ex FBI agent. Appears well documented. Book was in excellent condition. I did not want to put it down. Read more

Published 3 months ago by Cakemix 36

Eye opening revelations in the White House

An excellent expose of the Clinton administration. Sickening eye opening revelations. I would never have guessed such irresponsibility and criminality. Read more

Published 3 months ago by Mary A Cole

Answer to the question

For what I paid for the book, I have no complaints

Published 3 months ago by Al Parrow

Please don't let this happen again.

Wow! I hope we don't end up with another Clinton co-presidency. Their total disregard for security and common decency is amazing and quite scary. Read more

Published 4 months ago by C. Forester

Obviously, the Clintons are "above the law", especially ...

Obviously, the Clintons are "above the law", especially recently, with former Secretary of State's breaches of email security. Let's see if she is prosecuted. Read more

Published 4 months ago by M. Martin

Five Stars

Worst White House ever, until Obama!

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Get to know Hillary!

If you want to know more about the Clinton's, this is the book for you, especially as Hillary is running for President. Aldrich was an insider and reveals a lot!

Published 4 months ago by Roy O Edwards

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