Any quotes from administration,that No terrorist attack since 9/11?

Does anybody know of any quotes from the administration,saying that NO terrorist attacks have taken place within U.S since 9/11? Thanks.

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They were deterred from a terror threat or something like that..

But im sure ive heard the administration say that there hasnt been a terrorist attack within the U.S. since 9/11,but i cant find any quotes..

Ask my sister and her little boy if they liked being random moving targets for two months. Two of the killings happened within a mile radius of where she lives, one just three blocks away.

Scotty just said it in today's press briefing. ...."no attacks since 9/11"...

Don't remember when, but I think he said it to Wolf Blitzer in an interview.

admin say it to,but cant find the quotes...

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060119/dcth066.html?.v=25

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We're all grateful this nation has gone for more than four years without another 9/11. Obviously, no one can guarantee that we won't be hit again. But our nation has been protected by more than luck. It is no accident that we haven't been hit in more than four years. We've been protected by sensible policy decisions, by decisive action at home and abroad, and by round-the- clock efforts on the part of people in the armed services, law enforcement, intelligence, and homeland security. The enemy that struck on 9/11 is weakened and fractured, yet still lethal and still determined to hit us again. Either we are serious about fighting this war on terror or we are not. And the enemies of America need to know: We are serious, and this administration will not let down our guard

anthrax business. It's fairly clear that it's AQ or organized terrorist organizations that are under discussion; John Muhammed, the Egyptian at the El-Al counter in LA, the anthrax attacks ... terrorism, but not according to the usual FBI definition, or appropriate to this context.

I'm sensitive to when repubs take dem quotes out of context. I'm sensitive to when dems take repub quotes out of context.