so, so she, even as she was being competed for by the state department and, the central intelligence agency, she knew that her that her true and strengths would lend themselves to an intelligence work on behalf of the central intelligence agency. and the reason that lisa was being courted to do this work and the reason that i am so interested in this story, does go back to world war two and to the fact that our shocking lack of any kind of intelligence gathering ability was for all the world to see, and all the country to see. on december 7th, 1941, when we were attacked at harbor by the japanese, had no idea that that attack coming lost thousands of american servicemen. and that was the event of that launched america into this global war for which we were unprepared in in many ways, and particularly with regard to our ability to know what the enemy was planning to do to us both in the atlantic ocean where the german wolf packs the submarines waiting to try to sink the convoys that were now being sent to europe and in the pacific where young men were now shipping out fight on aircraft carri

that would know that the company was in fact, owned by the central intelligence agency. with practically nonexistent oversight, arrow america under the direction of the c, i did what i wanted to do when ever it wanted to do it. and they also seem to answer directly to only one person who was also not an elected official. and happen to have the name, henry kissinger. and every night this information was coded and set down to just mag in bangkok, back to washington and kissinger. yes. the vietnam war ended in failure for the u. s. military. it brought about the death of almost $60000.00 us troops and disastrous consequences for many of the people of vietnam and cambodia. and especially for the la ocean monk who are almost wiped out of leaving their children, were recruited in force to fight. and what was, by then a lost cause. towards the end, there were very few young man. we did our best to keep the 13 and 14 year olds out of the out of the line. but the they did show up and there was just the terrible and tragic loss of the young man is among nations. for all practical

so the central intelligence agency gave the long training and modern arms. so error america, pilots, and other employees were said to be or pretended to be working for a private transportation company. but their transmission was pretty simple. beat back and destroy the new government of vietnam because c, i officials believed it was simply too cozy to friendly with china from the beginning files, particularly those were involved in the covert operations side of the flying that were aware that they were at least working for the central intelligence agency, there was no attempt ever to disguise this at the secrets that was the ownership of the company. and there was only a handful, doesn't fit, perhaps out of several 100. that would know that the company was in fact, owned by the central intelligence agency, with practically nonexistent oversight. arrow america under the direction of the c . i did what i wanted to do when ever it wanted to do it. and they also seemed the answer directly to only one person who was also not an elected official. and happen to hav

internal affairs of the russian federation, from the point of view of both the fsb and the central intelligence agency people at all, because they are just something, i don't know how it is call it intelligently on the air, because it is clear there that it, which walks the earth there , collects this money from the poor. well, when it is shared, it is good, but what is it? but this one a policeman, he feels like a white bone compared to these people, because he thinks that he rules the people, they sneak among the people, he is actually the master of the people, remember, there were cases when the policemen just shot people there in the supermarkets mo, this it's just like that, because i can do anything, you've never seen it, and i saw how in moscow this precinct officer comes to your... apartment, like the owner, like the owner of your apartment, he sits down opposite you , what's the matter, give us the documents, show what you are doing here, i live here, i am registered here, it's my property, come on, i'll keep an eye on it, i don't like your place of birth, your date of birth, the people in it

where a certain freelancer specializing in ukraine suddenly reveals how for many years the central intelligence agencystates of america is creating such it is obvious that the intelligence services did not have this information, well, there was an absolutely wide intelligence network not only on the territory of ukraine, but in other countries where possible, including in countries that are close to the territory of the russian federation, so that from the position of these ... ukraine switched to terrorist attacks on russian territory, which killed several very significant people, but suddenly a few years ago the book “rise up, kill first” appeared in israel, where it is written right in the precondition that the system of extrajudicial killings does not work only in israel, but in the united states of america, in particular, that the peak falls on, well, it was written in the twentieth year, direction. who had biden as vice president, more than 300 liquidations, that is, i got the feeling that the americans simply want to deflect justified accusations from themselves, that in fact, behind every terr

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these changes, in particular, include strikes proposed by the us central intelligence agency, primarilynfrastructure facilities. federation, this is what is called international terrorism in the mouth of the director of the cia, since we are perfectly we understand that the recommendations voiced by the head of langley do not in any way correlate with the norms and customs of warfare, which are enshrined within the framework of the well-known geneva conventions. in this case, the cia suggests scaling up. terrorist practices of a state called ukraine, and the targets that he names, of course, are not only the infrastructure facilities of the russian federation, but ordinary civilian citizens of russia, which in this case the americans obviously consider legitimate military from their point of view goals, although this is monstrous, it is a direct practice of international terrorism. in addition, burns also proposes... scaling up strikes on crimea, new weapons systems that the americans intend to either install themselves or put pressure on their allies are designed, first of all, to stri

intelligence officer, she has been in leadership positions at the national geospatial intelligence agency, central intelligence agency and also served in the high civilian intelligence officer role, principal deputy national intelligence director. it's almost like an ppd, but i have had the privilege of learning from sue for a number of years and quite honestly, the country is better off with the role that you played here. so i would like for you to unpack a little bit of what mike discussed here, and maybe specifically, sort of hone in on how this all evolved and what are the wildcards. i know you have done some amazing work where you looked at different ways that the intelligence community can work with the private sector to drive solutions and rather than me reading this, why don't you jump in? >> well, thanks for having me, clearly i need to pay you more so i don't have to follow chairman rogers next time. let's see if i can give a little context, i love that mike talked about advantage. actually is my favorite way to think about national security, because it forces you into the context. and i

he is talking about, i just i think that a lot of western analysts and western intelligence agencies and the ukrainian centralgence agency warned even before march 17, well before the date of putin's reappointment of himself as president, that as soon as this... these pseudo-elections take place, then escalation will be resorted to, and as in rhetoric, as well as in possible real actions, so he really professes this russian strategy of theirs, to resort to escalation in order to achieve de-escalation, that is , as if he is saying to the west that i will advance, i will escalate, i will resort to nuclear weapons, or come to an agreement with me, taking into account the realities that have developed, that is, the real front line, it really looks like this: what if he has enough of that real line now, no, it is not enough, i think, and i proceed from the assumption that if putin also resorts to escalation, not to rhetoric, because rhetoric is he was there, and if he wants to resort to a real escalation, then it is possible only in the next two or three months, they do not have enough resources for longer than th

that reserves appear there when necessary, general david petraeus, former head of the central... intelligence agencye united states emphasized that it is critically important for ukraine to conduct successful mobilization this year, otherwise it will be very difficult to hold the front line on the lines where they are now, yes, but we understand that we are talking about mobilization and we are also talking about certain foreign officials, but the mobilization, in principle, is now ongoing in the format, as it relies on the old law on mobilization. petraeus also says there that the left part of the personnel has an age center of 40+ there, this affects the effectiveness of the units' actions, but we understand that not only the number of personnel now decides the situation on the battlefield , the means are no less, or even the most important , that is, first of all, ammunition, artillery, missiles and so on, so in any case... when petraeus talks about mobilization, he should also talk about , that his friends in the pentagon should, relatively speaking, now somehow look for ways to help ukraine, so

she's led she's been in leadership positions at the national space intelligence agency, central intelligence agency, and also served in the highest civilian intelligence officer role as principal deputy national pd, principal deputy national intelligence director. so it's almost like npd in is at what does now say bye bye to i mean i've had the privilege of learning from sue for a number of years and and and quite honestly the country is better off with the role that you played here. so i, i'd like for you to unpack back a little bit of what mike discussed here and and maybe specifically sort hone in on how does this all evolve and and what are some of the wildcards? i know you've done some amazing work in to tell where you look, the different ways that the intelligence community can work with the private sector to to to drive solutions and and rather than me leading the witness. sue why don't you jump on in. well one thanks, frank for having me clearly, i need to pay you more so i don't have to follow chairman rogers. next time, let's see if i can give a little context. i love that. that mi

competitors, let's say how eternal this competition between the federal security service and the central intelligence agencys, and when there were terrorist attacks of the times of the chechen war, i always had to meet with some of my sources who explained to me that this could be a real terrorist attack, and this is part of...

so i think, you know, president trump can very quickly, you know, tell to tell the central intelligence agency. i want a new president over there, you know, farmhouse generally your newest day or somebody and, and let's, let's get somebody to, uh, you know, 1st you know, just tell them we, we want to cease fire today. and then we will support you if you decide to, you know, to advance on calvin. and we will, at the same time get a commitment from the president. the russian forces will not advance as long as you're sorting this thing out between you know, i'm giving you my impression hard happens. it could, it could happen differently, but i think that's a reasonable. so there it is. it's certainly very interesting venture to speculate on what could happen in just a couple of months time. i'm afraid we have run out of time now we've not even had time to discuss the police president's comments on the war and ukraine, but we should certainly do that. another time from the republican virginia sentence, a bunch of buck, thank so much for your time today. so that's about so this all mine is peter sc

i even imagine how this warning takes place at the level of contacts between the central intelligence agencytates of america and the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation, naryshkin owes this information is obliged to bring to the secretary of the security council of the russian federation mykola patryshev, and mykola patryshev is obliged to bring this situation to putin. but the question is what is the accompanying text. ugu naryshkin to patrushev and patrushev to putin. uhu, and what is the accompanying text of those people who transmit such and such a warning to ryshkin from the americans, the americans do not necessarily meet in order to give a warning to narychkin himself, it is necessary that ulyam bers meet with him, huhu, but so it's just a document which goes through instances, and these institutes - each of these documents is accompanied by a comment of the relevant person who is responsible for a certain part of the work, we do not know with... which document as a result putin got acquainted at the exit, you need to read not the american document, but the that was

the central intelligence agency destroys at a distance, and we need such systems, the armed forces ofkraine simply do not have enough of them, or almost none, they are closer to the front line, so they should appear there. we are deciding now, and this is my main opinion, specific issues, the defense of ukraine, the destruction of aggressor terrorist missiles and bombs, and the preservation of our defenders as much as possible. question about sentencing opportunities or lost opportunities, this is a bigger question. well, i , for example, do not deal with them, so i think that discussing them is a waste of time, well, but look, another statement came from the mouth of the former federal chancellor of the federal... germany herhard schröder, who, by the way, was once involved in gazprom, he seems to have been the chairman of the supervisory board there, and he was related to gazprom, what he says, he says that he could negotiate peace with putin, he said this in an interview with the german agency dpa, what he says, we have cooperated well for many years, meaning with putin, maybe it c

specifically, i even imagine how this warning happens at the level of contacts between the central intelligence agencye united states of america and the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation, naryshkin owes this information. to bring to the secretary of the security council of the russian federation mykola patroshov, and mykola patroshov is obliged to bring this situation to putin, but the question of the accompanying text, ugh, on ryshkin to patrushev and patrushev to putin, ugh, and what is the accompanying text of those people who transmit such and such a warning to ryshkina from the americans, the americans do not necessarily meet in order to give... a warning, narichkun himself needs william burse to meet him. ugh. and yes, this is just a document that goes through instances, and each of these documents is accompanied by a comment from the relevant person who is responsible for a certain part of the work. we do not know which document he got acquainted with as a result putin. you need to read not the american document, but what was signed by patryshev and the accompanying documen

doubt, but whether he was an agent, the answer to this question can only be given by the central intelligence agencytan woke up with a new government, beaver karmal became the head of state. the us reaction was negative from the very beginning. on the entry of our troops, this is an invasion, this is occupation and so on, but the reaction to the storming of amin’s palace, as far as i know, was more than restrained, because the americans understood perfectly well that, firstly, it was a brilliantly carried out operation, they know how to respect professionalism, we must give them their due, well, at least their military, then they perfectly understood that in many ways this operation was inevitable, and... if a decision was made - to support constructive forces in afghanistan, yes, and as you and i know, after the death of aminov, yes, babrak karmal became the leader of afghanistan, then it was clear that there was nothing special to protest here, so to speak, a large number of politically banned people, including amin’s political opponents, were being released from prison. arrives from moscow, but h

any threat in terms of disclosing the terms of cooperation, in particular the cia and the central intelligence agencyou were the head of this structure, or is this an impetus for some important changes, which now , well... it is necessary to ensure the conditions of those realities that are formed in the relations between ukraine and the united states? mr. sergey , regarding the content of the publication, there are indeed two prize winners, that is, people who approach their journalistic activities more than professionally, and according to their testimony, they conducted more than 200 surveys to prepare the materials for this article, and i understand that the materials were published maybe six months, and maybe the other way around... it took more than a year to conduct so many interviews, to collect this material, and it is clear that he already, that is, let's say, was ready, but in terms of time, why now... was directly published by the world's leading newspaper, this is not even a secret, because according to a senior official of the united states, this material was agreed at the level of the

and that’s not all. ipstate, and first of all i would name, of course, the cia , the us central intelligence agencydifferent assessments, we have american agents working, we will assume that all of them are located v operational development, but nevertheless the transition from the moment of the beginning of sw to an impersonal channel. very seriously, it was the american cia that analyzed, including the possibility of russia using tactical nuclear weapons, it was at the instigation of the cia that certain statements of american policy were made, and even today’s leak, obviously this is again within the framework of a large information game, strategic disinformation, than actively professionals in langley are doing this, trying to mentally influence part of our elite, but also, of course, the elite of the west. we have to regarding what is happening, still take a rather pragmatic position, so i would draw attention, perhaps unexpectedly for ourselves, we expected, but reality surpassed us, we see these shots of western technology, well, which literally amazes the imagination, huge machines, modern

i thank the armed forces of ukraine, the security service of ukraine, the central intelligence agency for the new ukrainian remoteness. of course, i thank our defense-industrial complex, everyone who works on the radio of ukrainian strength, because this is truly ukrainian remote poverty. what our own drones can do. ukraine will now always have its own strike force in the sky. mr. mikhail, how quickly can the russians adjust or change according to the situation that arises in them at one refinery or another, as much as they can do it during a war? well, if we are talking about damage, due to damage, and of course, in each specific case, you have to look at how serious it is damage, well... if we, for example, take the example of the topsy refinery, which was affected, the main technology was affected on the 25th, it seems january, then it is still not working, that is, yes, they will restore it somewhere, maybe more it will take a month and so on, there are other refineries where the damage was less serious, after a while, the technology was launched there after a couple of weeks, but

ministries of defense and the general staffs, you see, from time to time the head of the central intelligence agencynd the director of the foreign intelligence service meet, from time to time the chief of the general staff and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states meet. is happening, there is this nuclear emergency hotline, if you believe that the power in russia has been usurped, how are you going to talk to them? well, this is a problem, the problem is not that they are legitimate or not , the problem is the need to keep contact with such a state, look at how it happened until the 70s with china, the united states had no contact with the government in beijing, they were considered usurpers. had contacts with the government in taipei, but it could not last forever, it was the same with the soviet union, they believed that it was an illegal government, a government of usurpers, well, only in the 1930s they decided to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president, who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union were generally franklin-detached, it wa

communication between the ministries of defense and the general staffs, you see, the head of the central intelligence agency and the director of the foreign intelligence service meet from time to time, from time to time it dilutes. chief of the general staff and head of the united the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, there is this hotline in case of a nuclear emergency, if you believe that power has been usurped in russia, how are you going to talk to them? well, this is a problem, the problem is not that they are legitimate or illegitimate, the problem is the need to maintain contact with such a state, just look at how it happened before the 70s with china. the united states had no contact with the government in beijing, considered them usurpers, had contact with the government in taipei, well, it couldn't be forever, it was with the soviet union, they believed that it was an illegal government, a government of usurpers, well, only in the 1930s did they decide to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union was generally

mikhail, for example, the cia, the central intelligence agency, there is a direct prohibition to workh telegram, for the political elite of the world, which i did not study at truskavets universities, for all of them, twitter is the main option for state communication, we have all state bodies, even those that criticize telegram for being accountable, at least it cooperates well with roskom. surveillance and the fsb , we have no options, they make all their channels, and then they also invite all kinds of scumbags and other jokers to the official press conference, it is possible to take the approach here, as the americans did where there is sensitive information for domestic politics, national security and geopolitics, there is just a straight line the ban, well, the example with twitter is also funny, you see politicians... i will not investigate which owner of twitter either, i remind you that there is c8, the ukrainian social network is developing quite powerfully, it is being identified, it is supported, you need to look for it, i always told all state bodies, what is needed to re

there, because he goes there to talk about consultations, the director goes there of the central intelligence agencyyes, who is talking to his counterpart, chief masado, they are there now, it seems that some issues are being discussed in qatar, whether it is possible to cease fire there or not, that is clear, and the adviser to the president does not go, not because he disconnected from issues of the near east, and because that means he has none. information that he could have discussed with his israeli counterparts, which would have required him to go somewhere, because we understand that the secretary of state is having a political dialogue, the director of the cia is conducting, i would say, a specific instrumental dialogue with the director of masada, and the assistant to the president is talking about some sensitive information that only two or three people in the room should know, the president of the united states, the secretary of state, i... but where an excuse so that the secretary of state and you do not need to draw attention to this conversation, and so i will come for a few hours, exp

the defense ministry's central intelligence agency says that the putin administration ordered him tow 75% support, where the russian dictator himself addressed the residents. territories occupied by russia with a call to participate in the elections, in the so-called presidential elections, let's hear what putin said. to be honest, participation in the elections today is a manifestation of patriotic feelings. this is very well understood by the residents of donbass and novorossiya, who voted for referendums in difficult conditions unity with russia, and these days will also make a choice. it is necessary to confirm our solidarity, determination to move forward together. each of your votes is valuable and counts. therefore , i urge you to exercise your right to vote in the next three days. mr. maksym, putin wants the people of ukraine to vote for him. will this be a reason to question the legitimacy of president putin. unfortunately, unfortunately, the precedents of the previous elections, in particular the elections to the russian state duma, to the federation council, and so on, whi

you know when a central intelligence agency analyst of that level is old. counted only on one thing, united states states of america, what happened, having revealed all these preparatory activities, starting to talk in advance about isis, to which in this case in all respects, neither in methods of implementation, nor in approaches, does not correspond in any way, neither friday maghrib, nor the month of ramadan, they are on ... the activity from which they also earn money is completely under the control of the united states of america, and the intelligence services of the armed forces of ukraine, that is, the ministry of defense and the intelligence service of ukraine, well, these are full-time cia employees who receive money from there, executing a command, while having the opportunity, well, narcissism and... the intelligence services of the united states of america or great britain or together, this is already this, as if in fact the americans already had an answer to the first one on the very first day, kirby immediately stated that , that this is not just an islamic state, but

the ministry of defense and the general staff, you see, from time to time the head of the central intelligence agencyirector of the foreign intelligence service meet, from time to time the chief of the general staff and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, it happens that this direct line exists hotline in case of nuclear danger, if you think that the power in russia is usurped, how will you talk to them, well , that's not the problem... the problem is not that they are legitimate or illegitimate, the problem is the need maintain contact with such a state. look at how it happened with china until the 70s. the united states had no contacts with the government in beijing, considered them usurpers, and had contacts with the government in taipei. well, it couldn't be forever. this was the case with the soviet union. they believed that this was an illegal government, a government of usurpers. ugh. only in... the 5th years they decided to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union was franklin-divorce, i

the administration of the president of the united states and not only the director of the central intelligence agency, but also the american congress, which we do not yet see obvious tendencies to solve the issue with this help. yes, and this is extremely disturbing to all of us, because it does not leave the feeling that that he did not apply certain possible, promising, additional other programs. well, at one time they voted and passed the bill on lendlis, so this story is extremely important, but it is currently sagging, so history. we have already been talking about etecoms for two years, almost every week, and it seems that the americans are now maturing, if the wall street journal is to be believed, to this decision, this is a serious story, this is a strategic story, but the publication of the wall steel journal does not mean who is actually the president of the united states joseph biden will sign this decision, so we understand that it may again lead to a dead end. the position of the united states. as they would see in reality, that is, we understand that there is a declarative beautiful po

consciousness of creating the ideal soldier, begun 70 years ago in the laboratories of the us central intelligence agencycording to which millions of people will be put on the needle, and the whole country will turn into into a narco-state, a state whose future has already drowned in a narcotic fog. hello, the evening news is live in the studio. berezovskaya. here are the main topics. the homemade bomb and weapon were seized. three militants who were preparing a terrorist attack were detained in dagestan. the cto regime was in effect.

was ambassador to portugal during a particularly tumultuous of time he was deputy of the central intelligence agency during their careers and. he was caspar weinberger is reagan's first secretary of defense his deputy the department of defense during the first term and then served president reagan's national security advisor and then secretary of defense in the second term resume unlike pretty much anyone else, few could compare what secretary carlucci did during those years of government service. now, secretary carlucci is remembered here at the reagan institute as one of the most accomplished and serving figures from the reagan administration. and he was a consummate public servant. what secretary called, quote, a hero among civil servants devoted to service, hard work and statesman statesmanship, which, of course, is unusual in this town. he got things done, as we were just discussing. so we'll talk about all of this and more. please join me in welcoming kristen carlucci head to the stage where we engage in discussion on get me carlucci. thanks for being here. it's rather thank you. well, to our