Editing Cox Report (section)

==Timeline==
{{main|Timeline of Cox Report controversy}}

*June 1995, "Walk-in" agent gives CIA officers classified Chinese document detailing American nuclear designs.
*July 1995, CIA director, Energy Secretary, and chief of staff learn of nuclear espionage for first time.
*October 31, 1995, FBI agents learn of nuclear thefts.
*November 1995, National Security Advisor to the President learns of Chinese nuclear espionage.
*Late 1995, Energy Dept. agents discover theft of nuclear designs while analyzing nuclear tests by China.
*April 1996, Assist. National Security Advisor, Defense Sec., Attorney General, FBI director learn of nuclear thefts.
*July 1997, President learns of Chinese nuclear espionage from National Security Advisor.
*December 1999, four Stanford University professors release a report rebutting the Cox Commission, noting that "...facts are wrong and a number of conclusions are, in our view, unwarranted."