Television Appearances
Good Harbor experts are regularly featured on major television networks to provide insights on security, including homeland security, national security, cyber security, and counterterrorism.
Historical Appearance
Richard A. Clarke
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Richard A. Clarke
- PBS NewsHour 'Bin Laden Photos' May 4, 2011
- PBS Tavis Smiley 'Counter-Terrorism' May 4, 2011
- ABC's Brian Ross 'What is the Muslim Brotherhood?' Feb 24, 2011
- CBCnews 'A state-sponsored cyberwar?' Feb 18, 2011
- ABC's Brian Ross 'Cyber War Boomerang' Jan 27, 2011
- Globo, Guerra cibernética começou antes do episódio WikiLeaks,
Dec 17, 2010
- PBS NewsHour 'Security Measures for Cargo Planes' Nov 1, 2010
- C-SPAN 'Cyber Security' Oct 22, 2010
- ABC's Brian Ross 'Talks With the Taliban' Oct 22, 2010
- Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School 'Cyber Threats: Defense is Key' Sep 21, 2010
- ABC's Brian Ross '9/11: What's the Biggest Danger Now?' Sep 9, 2010
- Colbert Report 'Growing Intelligence Community' Aug 16, 2010
- ABC News Brian Ross Investigates 'Top Secret America' July 23, 2010
- PBS NewsHour July 20, 2010
- MSNBC Countdown July 19, 2010
- International Spy Museum May 6, 2010
- MSNBC Countdown May 5, 2010
- Tavis Smiley PBS April 27, 2010
- Brian Ross Investigates ABC April 22, 2010
- Morning Joe April 22, 2010
- Rachel Maddow April 21, 2010
- MSNBC Hardball April 20, 2010
- ABC Good Morning America ABC April 20, 2010
- RSA Conference March 9, 2010
- PBS News Hour January 7, 2010
- Inside the White House Security Meeting - ABC NEWS Jan 05, 2010
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Good Harbor Partner Richard A. Clarke is a regular contributor to ABC News and appears on World News Tonight, Nightline, and Good Morning America. He has also appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO), The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Comedy Central, The Colbert Report (Comedy Central), Meet the Press (NBC), The Situation Room (CNN), Countdown with Keith Olbermann (MSNBC), Hardball with Chris Mathews (MSNBC), Frontline (PBS), and 60 Minutes (CBS). |
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