Fred Fleitz

Fred Fleitz, president of the Center for Security Policy, served in 2018 as deputy assistant to the president and to the chief of staff of the National Security Council. He previously held national-security jobs with the CIA, the DIA, the Department of State, and the House Intelligence Committee staff.

Fred Fleitz is senior vice president for policy and programs with the Center for Security Policy, a Washington, DC national security think tank. He held U.S. government national security positions for 25 years with the CIA, DIA, and the House Intelligence Committee staff. Fleitz also served as Chief of Staff to John R. Bolton when he was Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security in the George W. Bush administration.
Fleitz specializes in the Iranian nuclear program, terrorism, and intelligence issues. He does frequent does frequent news media interviews, including on the Fox News Channel. Fleitz the author of Peacekeeping Fiascos of the 1990s: Causes, Solutions and U.S. Interests.

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