WASHINGTON — Sandy Berger, Bill Clinton’s second-term national security adviser, has died, his firm says.
After leaving the Clinton administration he led an international advisory firm.
In 2005, he was fined $50,000 and ordered to serve community service after pleading guilty to illegally removing classified documents from the National Archives.
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