Richard Clarke has gone after Paul Wolfowitz very aggressively as Mr. Iraq who had no interest in bin Laden. But check out page 214, describing a pre-9/11 debate over the Predator. Wolfowitz wanted a robust military option:

“The Defense Department favored strong action. Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz

questioned the United States’ ability to deliver Bin Ladin and bring him

to justice. He favored going after Bin Ladin as part of a larger air strike, similar

to what had been done in the 1986 U.S. strike against Libya. General Myers

emphasized the Predator’s value for surveillance, perhaps enabling broader air

strikes that would go beyond Bin Ladin to attack al Qaeda’s training infrastructure.”