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has to write a memo to the cia about the cia. that movie is not just a movie. okay, i think we start a new podcast for hoover in this just united down and picking apart intelligence movies argo as the same problem is the the ending in argo the real life first what happened in our go as you know, just as nowhere near as dramatic as i'm sitting on that airplane in the iranians chasing him down the tarmac and so forth, but, you know only in hollywood, i guess you have to have drama. right, i think. you have a separate podcast dissecting intelligence movies because everyone loves movies i and i love having those my homework to watch more spything movies. so i love them as as the next person. we could go down james bond, too. apparently he's going to be transgender in the next outing or something like that. there's gonna be a politically correct james james bond in our future. well the last horrible because i don't want to you know, give any spoilers to our to our listeners, but you know, you don't really want to see james bond end no

so when the head of the cia has to write a memo to the cia about the cia, that movie is not just a movie. >> okay, any, we have started a new podcast one [inaudible] picking apart intelligence [inaudible] argo has the same problem. the ending in, the real life [inaudible] in argo is just nowhere is dramatic as sitting on an airplane and the iranians take chasing him down the tarmac and so forth. but only in hollywood, i guess, you have to have drama. >> right. i think i like the idea of a separate cortez dissecting intelligence movies. but everyone loves. movies and i love [inaudible] with my homework to watch more spy themed movies. so i love them as much as the next president. >> we can go down james bond too. apparently he's going to be transgender in the next film apparently [inaudible] quite james bond in our future. >> was the last james bond movie was horrible. because who wants to see james want -- more first of all, i don't want to give any spoilers to our listeners -- but you know, you don't really want to see james bond in. nor do really want to see james want as a family guy.

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yes, i was an operative at the cia but i have been a l at the cia but i have been a special agent at of that lack of communication failures at the 9/11 commission really cited both agencies for and changes have been made. i think we have always enjoyed a very, very good relationship with the united kingdom. what is interesting here though is it has been difficult sometimes working with mostly western european countries, you get some of these folks who have committed crimes against americans criminally tried here and this is the first time, a lot of negotiation took place, the death penalty was taken off the death penalty was taken off the table, which i agree with in this case, and he's been tried here, and that is a huge deal and a huge milestone in cooperation.— cooperation. yeah, really reassuring. _ cooperation. yeah, really reassuring. we _ cooperation. yeah, really reassuring. we must - cooperation. yeah, really. reassuring. we must leave cooperation. yeah, really i reassuring. we must leave it here but thank you for speaking to us. there's been a second of day of protests in t

that was made by the cia in 2016 but somehow the agency along with fbi kept under wraps until now.ent trump words, maybe it was a hoax. will anybody ever pay for the plot against the former president? party panel is back. ned, jessica, brad. ned, i will stop with you. [laughter] you have people, researchers, tech companies mining servers for codewords and squish it altogether the pp papers, steel dossiers and try to present that has some sort of colossal evidence the former president was working with russia to do bad things and all of it seems to be a bunch of phony malarkey. >> yeah and a lot of us knew that in the spring of 2017, the thing that is amazing is the cia, first of all, two questions arose when i saw this, first of all, john was the head of the cia january 2017 and then he leaves and goes to msnbc, he had to have known it was a hoax and using it for political reasons and goes to msnbc nonstop rails against trump essentially call him a traitor and guilty of collusion when he knew that was not the case at all but my next question is mike pompeo becomes head of the cia in

[applause] some of you may have had the chance to go to langley with its cia -- cia is headquartered. you see the cia local --logo. when you walk to the insignia, to the right is the memorial hall. there are stars that represent the cia officers that serve and died in the line -- of service. many of them did -- died in dark places. the star has no name under it because they were operating in a classified way so no one gets to know the name of their service. these men and women were all on a mission. they were on a mission to bring -- that brings us tonight -- here tonight. they knew our purposes were violent -- vital and they knew it was about america. it was about the american people. they knew the united states was for good and they wanted to be a part of that. i will and --end by quoting our parties founder. " let's get to work. " it is wonderful to be with all you here in new hampshire. we have big elections coming up. let's be successful. let's before -- restored the deepest, most fundamental importance in our nation. this nation will be the greatest nation in the history of art

ah, the cia and trained allied agencies in the techniques. so in effect, you know, knowing about dissemination about if use some of these techniques to other armies. could you take an ordinary individual, like a resty or recruit and make a person become an effective interrogate. and that seems that milligrams experiment was like an art of this project. when i learned of incidents such as the destruction of millions of men, women and children, perpetrated by the nazis in world war 2. how is it possible? i asked myself that ordinary people were courteous and decent in everyday life. can i callously in you mainly without any limitations of conscience? under what conditions, when a person obey authority, who commanded actions and when against conscience, these are exactly the questions that i wanted to investigate at your university. the marines permit very simply was assimilated torture. this was one. not all the research we've been describing is the impact of interrogation upon the subject. milgar had another agenda, the impact of interrogation

actually, they started talking about the cia in the previous part. say, the special operation is over, we smashed this golem, but these fragments, which will obviously become , they have spread somewhere else and there appears a new old someone who collected, who chooses to assemble again, somehow tries to launch us. it's like an endless form, let's start with the fact that i will give some numbers before the start of the special operation a few. well. in closed closed centers, who work in the social network with the help of artificial intelligence algorithms, and how many nazis and nazi sympathizers are on the territory of ukraine how, as the easiest way , there are ukrainian nazi sites, how many ukrainian citizens visit them on the eve of the special operation in recent years, up to 10 million. supporting nazi ideas about a million, and how many active nazis from 150 to 200,000 real fascists ready to kill the cutter, trained with fascist nazi ideology farther? that's what we're dealing with when we talk about denocification, don't talk about what w

the director of the cia and again, secretary of state. during his tenure as secretary of state, america was respected and the world was at peace. [cheers and applause] the democrats running the country now are an unmitigated disaster. they are awful, and it is intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that we need to bring back republican leadership in washington to get things back on the right track, and that is why we need your help in 2022 and 2024. republicans have shown, as the nato secretary of state said, we are the competent people that can run things, and we have also shown that in the state, so let's do the job we need to do to get them back into power in washington, and we've got great candidates here in the state. whoever wins we need to support and the primary winners we will support. this county supports 100% whoever wins the primary. [applause] just one little fun fact of the secretary is that when he graduated number one in his class, he could have chosen any duty assignment, any branch. he could have chosen hawaii a

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cia director, it's like they marked out cia and i said well, why are you doing that? the letter cia are everywhere and they said well. if you have the letter cia in your book, then the cia has to review your book and that could add months. to your publication so like yeah. okay, forget i'll just leave it there. but anyway, um, and i'll make this quick because it's it's a much longer answer the fbi is overseas and over 70 offices. we are all based in the us embassies throughout the world. and most people don't know that we're overseas and what the fbi does is if there is a nexus to an investigation here in the united states and it has a nexus to say china, which is one of the places i was stationed then i'm the person who works with the chinese government. to get that information or evidence or whatever they need and get that back to the united states so we can do our investigation and vice versa if the chinese have an investigation i help them with that. so you're the fbi the legal attache. the head of the office that's generally what you're doing. you are it's more o

the cia director burns, the cia doesn't have intelligence about use of these. but if you look at the psychology of isolated dictators, and i'm referring to putin as a dictator, the ability of information to penetrate the close circle of people is low. putin might be sitting thering a, hey, why not use tactical nukes. the cia has a plan for that because they are dealing with somebody who may not be thinking quite clearly. low probability, high impact. the cia has got to pay attention. . >> phil, this russian ship actually did sink. i wonder how significant that is in reality when it comes to fighting this but also symbolically. >> the indication that david can go against goliath and win. so many weapons, so much time into this campaign, the likelihood we are sitting here in months or years to come and russia don't have a foot hold in the east and south and moving west, i think the likelihood is very high. the chance that ukraine can hold out forever, i just don't see it. . >> just don't see it. all right. phil, thank you so much for that. appreciate it. >>> just

cia william byrne will say not in the know, we are also rapidly increasing our budget for cia activities, we are significantly increasing the number of posts abroad focused on china, just as we did it by soviet specialists during the cold war, the main springboard. of course, the american congressmen landed there recently under the leadership of the head of the senate committee on foreign relations, bob minendez . expressed senator lindsey uah. we'll make china pay a big price for what they're doing supporting putin has to come at a price. graham is a republican. much closer to trump than to biden, however, both in taiwan and in ukraine in the united states, a two-party consensus has long been reached and washington is afraid of joint actions between moscow and beijing. like fire all these two, like siamese twins, chinese technology, combined with russian resources. this has always been the greatest threat to the united states and the entire free world. they work shoulder to shoulder with those who remained in america and those who flew in to taiwan from beijing they responded to a sudde

. >> yeah, i mean when i heard that from cia director phil burns yesterday, speaking publicly, my ears perked up just as i'm sure yours did, jim, so that was of course one of the first things and i asked president zelenskyy, what did he make of the fact that bill burns, that the cia, that the u.s. government was assessing that it was possible that born out of desperation, vladimir putin might resort to using a tactical or low yield nuclear weapon against the ukrainian people. take a listen to what he had to say? >> the director of the cia warned that he's worried putin might use a tactical nuclear weapon in this fight. are you worried? >> i think all over the world, other countries have to be worried, because you know that it can be not real information, but it can be the truth. because what, when they begin to speak about one or another battles or involved enemies or nuclear weapons or some chemical, you know, issues, chemical weapons, they should do it, they could do it, i mean they can -- for them, life on the people, is nothing, that's why. with truth, thing, not -- not be afraid.

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was recruited by the cia working for the cia inside there were years and years. it is so crazy.zy i want to thank can continue to interrogate you? the whole time. when i was elected and the bureaucrats came into thousand nine and it was at its on a bridge of friendship. prisoners took freely think it inside your head and they said it was hard to effective mindset i start. [inaudible] thato used to signify i had to admit to everything. the problem is was giving them the details. in 2014 i used two don't say that. no, no, no this is who i am. over and over again the psychiatrist told me you live in some kind of an you have to change. i said no, this is who i am. they tried to convince me that i should go to the psychiatrist to get some medicine. they tried to convince him he's not that person. i said no but if you mentoring for the last 15 years? i am not changing. >> what intelligence do you they were hoping to learn from you after 14 years of isolation at guantÁnamo? what did they think you know? >> highly classified and they should ask lawyers what is highly classified. and the

the letter cia are everywhere but well if you have the letter cia in your book than the cia asked to review your and that could add months to your publication. mike okay forget i'll just leave it there. but anyway and i will make this quick it's a much longer answerr the fbi's overseas and over 70 offices all based in u.s. embassies throughout the world. most people do not know we are overseas and what the fbi does is, if there is a nexus to an investigation here in the united states and has a nexus to say china, which is one of the places i was station, then i am the person that works for the chinese government to get that information or evidence or whatever they need and get thatt back to the united states so we can do our investigation and vice versa. the chinese have an investigation, i help them with that. : : : >> if they want the fbi to help with her investigations, the need to make request me and then i go to the directory the fbi and then if it is warranted and we send people over the country and we help them with their investigation and also if there's a terrorist attack an

the fbi acting like the cia, american secret police here against president.m and his supporters are white supremacist and etc., we know now that is a total hoax. kennedy: but ivanka trump was in china. oh wait, she was a designer before she was in the white house. >> she was. while she worked in the white house. kennedy: and she was a designer. great shoes. >> horrible designer. kennedy: so buttons. if you don't want crazy old white people exploiting their relationships in the voting form -- i can't say the word but i really want to. ♪♪ threatening to quit if they can't stay home. silicon valley. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: hello. welcome back. rock 'n' roll party? i was last night mouth trumpet mother song and the winner was evan. in the tech world, employees are getting sour because apple ceo tim cook ordered employees to return to the office for just three days a week. many are threatening to quit in protest. they say companies like amazon and google are extending some of their work from home policies. they want to know why they should have to put on pants and shower e