William Donnelly

Kessler cites confirmation from William Donnelly, head of CIA administration, that "Woodward probably found a way to sneak in," as well as Britt Snider, general counsel to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, whose formal investigation found that Woodward had 43 meetings or phone calls with Casey, including at the director's home.

But William Donnelly, who was in charge of CIA administration, including supervision of the CIA security officers, told me for my book "The CIA at War: Inside the Secret Campaign Against Terror," "Woodward probably found a way to sneak in."