cia. mr. buyer. what's the point of having a music film that isn't open to the public? this is the museum for so many different parts. our agency, it's an operation or museum, meaning that we learn from the lessons of our past. so that we can become better in the future, in our operations. it's also to inform guests, people who come to headquarters, our partners, help them understand our history we've done in the past and also on shows like this, helping the american public understand the role of intelligence in our democracy. well, the cia is about 75 years old right now is just the point of opening up the newly classified parts of this museum. not only is this museum coming online just in time for the 75th anniversary of cia, it is also the 50th anniversary, three of cia museum. on the 25th anniversary of cia, we were asked to, create a museum. not that i was around for that, but that's where the museum started as a way to preserve the agency's history. and so it's a it's a double annive

story to tell. >> i had to sue the cia to get materials. >> constant manipulation by the cia.g bush and misleading obama. >> if my boss tells me it is legal and the president printed, i'm not going to get into -- >> in america, we have a thing called innocent until proven guilty. >> after 9/11, that is out the window. >> the ends always justify the means. amy: that was the trailer for alex gibney's 2021 document or "the forever prisoner." we are joined now by two guests. still with us, john kiriakou. he was later jailed from his two years for revealing the cia had water bordered abu zubaydah. we're also joined by one of abu zubaydah's lawyers mark denbeaux , professor at seton hall university school of law and the director of its center for policy and research. john kiriakou, i want to continue with you. talk about how abu zubaydah was caught and where you were, how you were involved with his capture. >> sure. abu zubaydah was captured in pakistan in late march 2002. i happened to be the chief of cia counterterrorism operations. we have been looking for abu zubaydah for about

supervisor was a cia operative. that was a cia front. the texas school book depository.lot of controversy with this. but from what i have learned, i'm very confident in saying that lee harvey oswald was indeed a patsy. that h he did not assassinate jn f. kennedy. sheep dipped for years leading up to that. they had others they could have used it. went down in dallas. he was the one who took the blame. that's why ruby had to kill him because they couldn't have him testifying. >> jesse: fascinating. and then dulles gets on the warren commission and misdirects everybody away from the cia as the theory goes. all right. everybody go check out jack's book "killing kennedy" the other "killing kennedy" is also a great book. i read that, too. thank you for joining us. this stuff continues to come out as r.f.k. jr. does interviews. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jesse: well, scott baio says he's leaving california. why? he'll explain next. ♪ get down on it ♪ how are you going to do it if you really don't want to dance ♪ by standing on the wall? i have moderate to severe crohn'

we had an agreement with the cia.o was involved in the murder at that time would be involved in our investigation. and i said bob janidis was in command of the cubans who were in contact with the octopus those cubans who blamed castro for the murder he was the man wildly healthy in miami and controlled the group that had relationship with olsgom both before and after the murder, and then he moved away in the shadows, the reason was silent. why they attracted joannidis. they tried to hide his connection. he was terribly shocked when he realized how smart they were, they got to the very core of his investigation and figured out how to stop him? i remember what he said. i will never believe a word of my father, even the case review board had problems getting documents from official structures. what difficulties did you have in working with the cia 1c censors? the cia was at the board meeting, we had a document, we brought it to the screen and said, we are ready to publish it. i asked. explain to us why we shouldn't make

we have the cia. we have former intel officials that had no knowledge of the laptop signing onto this letter of 51 people and now reporting tonight that jim jordan reporting that in fact active cia workers if you will or agents were involved in getting people to sign on to 51 former intel list. >> yeah. >> sean: is that interference? >> it is. and it is part of a bigger problem. the bigger problem is there are some decent people. i know the people who signed that letter, decent people who think that trump is different. that anything involving trump justifies any distortion of ethical rules, constitutional rules, legal rules. the goal is get trump. make sure he is not elected president again. whatever it takes to do that, they will do. and so we see distortions at every aspect, cia, criminal justice, justice department rules. in the rape case today, a judge allowing jurists to remain anonymous even from the jurors, even from the defense attorneys, that is just unheard of. the rules simply change when d

recruit russians dissatisfied with the war, the american central intelligence agency, the same, the cia launched its own telegram channel, why telegram, because this messenger is almost a social network, a popular source of uncensored news in russia and the very first post in this channel, a video instruction, however, how russians dissatisfied with the government and the war can safely contact the cia, this is the life i dreamed of, this is the path i chose for myself for some people it is valued more than others who decides to be a hero it means to persevere but the new style to persevere does not mean to suffer in vain in vain and the best way to keep a prisoner from escaping is to make it so that he never finds out that he is in a prison full of the instruction on safe recruitment is an almost two-minute video , there are tips on how to contact agents of the american cia anonymously and safely , russian military diplomats, scientists are invited to cooperate, and the representatives of the special services participating in the project themselves started that russia's war against ukr

he no, i'm happy you'll be a great cia director. i said, the bad news is you're going to join me at the cia. and he said, what? and i said, yeah, you're going to be the operating officer. and brian, who is an incredible executive, does the cia have a chief operating officer to which i had to plead ignorant and say we're going to make one or 2 hours later? he called back, had cleared the deck. he was running a big operation in dallas. they said, i talked to my bosses. i'm good. when do i start? just amazing. amazing friends. amazing patriot to 82nd airborne guy he came in one day the state department it's do you know what's outside that door about 8:00 at night? i said, yeah, that's my elevator. it's how i get out of here. and he said, he said, that is fort apache, those are trying to cut your head off and i'm saving you every day as only friends can do. i've got to tell people, having read five never give an inch yet that the most important achievement that secretary had at cia will be near and dear to some of your hearts. and i tel

cia 53 says. it can be beneficially used by our organization.o the criminal became an agent of the west german intelligence bnd. for many years after the war power. austria was sent requests for the extradition of huber to the federal republic of germany by relatives, victims also tried to bring him to justice, but all these attempts were blocked with the participation of the cia and the band. naturally, better than the ss generals colonels. those who were engaged in, uh, the extermination of jews, the extermination of soviet prisoners of war, uh, and better. as they say , resources cannot be found, especially if they also worked, then it was, of course, extremely. that is why the central intelligence no, and the fbi, including, were chasing such specialists, and after the second world war there were a lot of them. the scale of such cooperation it is even difficult to imagine the new york times when accomplices of spies will get access to declassified archival data. informers against the ussr , nazi agents will carry out any tasks . the american

no less than 30 people carried out their operations to evaluate one of the founders of the cia. kids and intellectuals also came from moscow. uh, to rebuild the country accordingly. but ukrainian nationalists continued to commit acts of sabotage after the war. they have gone completely underground. and as, for example, one official recalled, uh, his grandparents arrived on the territory of soviet ukraine, grandmother taught russian and in order to intimidate their grandfather. eh, a quarter and scattered through various hollow trees and grandmother, respectively, went from collecting a part in order to somehow bury them. it was 49 years old and my grandfather actually participated in the suppression. here are these bandera gangs. it was powerful. and actually, baby, when he left for the service. he left the grandmother of my blessed memory, the machine agreed that childhood knocks in some particular way. if they knocked differently, the grandmother had to shoot through the door, because it must have been locals who slaughtered 70 soviet servicemen, i emphasize, that is, they did

cia at least 30,000.ligentsia also came from moscow to rebuild the country accordingly, but ukrainian nationalists continued sabotage after the war, as recalled, for example, by one his official. grandma and grandpa came to the territory of soviet ukraine, grandma taught russian, and in order to intimidate grandpa, uh, they quartered and scattered trees in different ways, and grandma, respectively, went and collected parts to somehow bury them. it was the forty-ninth year and my grandfather actually participated in the suppression. here are these e bandera bank formations. it was a village and, uh, actually, grandfather, when he went to work. he left the grandmothers of my blessed memory, and the ppsh machine gun and agreed that the grandfather was knocking in some certain way. if they knocked differently, the grandmother had to shoot through the door, because these were probably locals who were cut out by the families of soviet military personnel, i emphasize, that is, they did not fight. they just came

deliver through cia couriers yesterday to print or ready to broadcast news. >> how often does the ciaanipulate the media in this way, plant stories get their views in the media? >> it goes beyond your wildest imagination. the extent to which the cia has gone to manipulate public opinion with the objective essentially of manipulating the mind and attitudes of workers throughout the nation and the world. >> jesse: if you think journalists should be smarter than that, well, here's a story. >> i also was interrogator and, indeed, briefed the press. when we, the cia, wanted to circulate disinformation on a particular issue, we would pick out a journalist. i would go do the briefing. and hope that he would put the information in print. >> what was your percentage of success? >> usually, the journalist would go with it because it was -- it looked like some kind of exclusive and i would say our percentage of planting that kind of data was 70% to 80%. >> jesseof this about 40 years . but we have forgotten it. from w.m.d.s to russia collusion, to covid to the laptop. the population has been man

d th ofe cia employee read the text of the statement to him, like and then the cia employee askedo him if he woulind like to join.r put simply, it appears thats the cia was framing joe biden election disinformation to its former agents in order to fast track a letter discrediting the new york post. t the very reavel reporting about the very real hunter biden laptop from . now, the question is , well, why? that should be obviouss,. to give joe biden a lying talking point prior to aebate presidential debate later that week. needless to say,r that the cia is noto in supposed to interfere in us electionse in u. that would be an egregious abuse of power. in other words, it was despicable that fifty one former intel officials lied51 to you, d the american people, on a document, all to help joe bidend and hurt donald trump . and the twenty 20 presidential presid. embers but for active members of the cia to participate also in this scheme, that makes it beyond the pale. and remember, the fbi is also meeting weekly, you recall, with big tech warning themgn every week that they may be victims of

they may think contacting the cia is too difficult or too dangerous, the cia telling cnn they want topeople to cooperate with us familiar with the russian economy. >> reporter: there is no direct mention of putin or ukraine, nor cia, officials insist, is it meant to fuel unrest in russia. rather, they tell cnn, these are timeless themes that they hope will drive russians into the arms of the cia. [ speaking non-english ] ♪ >> reporter: in terms of what the cia has already seen in their efforts to recruit new russian spies during this war, they say they have been successful. one cia official told me, in his words, there is contact coming in. now, erin, they won't give any numbers or say where these russians work, but the cia says they wouldn't be rolling out this new video if they hadn't already had some success. the fbi has tried recruiting russian spies right here in washington with ads specifically targeted at people coming and going from the russian embassy. an effort that the embassy called ridiculous. >> alex, thank you very much. it is important in that context just to note to e

they signed on as former acting director of the cia. former head the cia. they used their title.o, yeah. we expect -- mr. goldman talked about public servants. we expect public servants not to use their title to influence an election. and it was so political when it was all done, this talking point they wanted to give joe biden for that final debate with president trump, it was so political after that debate's over, the campaign calls up mr. morell, thanks him for it. he gets an atta boy from steve, chairman everywhere the biden campaign. just further confirmed all that. >> jesse: congressman, did you ask him why the cia lies to voters to swing elections to democrats? >> we asked him about what took place in the publication review board where it looks like someone, based on what mr. kerry and some other individual who signed that letter who had a different matter pending in front of that review board gets called in october by that review board and they said your book is fine. oh, by the way, would you like to sign on to this letter? so a current -- employee of the cia was activel

it was the actual cia.e former cia director said, if there was one, you know there was more than one complicit in creating that letter and soliciting signatures for it. and should be investigated and something for the next president to cleanup the fbi and cia, they are they clear and present danger to american citizens. and turned the weapons used overseas, now turned on americans. >> mack gates, what miranda is describing is serious and you are part of the judicious committee and looking into whether or not the fbi has been politicized and whether or not the doj, what do you see it evolve to? >> it has to evolve into a defanging and defunding of the entities and authorities against the american people. i lack miranda's patience and i don't want to wait for the next president but in the budget fight. will the real mike pence please stand up? i remember months ago he went and spoke to the society and so laudatory to the fbi, like drinking their bath water on stage and shows up at the hannity audience and act

they may think contacting the cia is too difficult or too dangerous.ng cnn they want to demystify that. >> we need people all through the russian economy to cooperate with us. we need to know what's going on in this adversary country. >> reporter: there is no direct mention of putin or ukraine, nor cia officials insist, is it meant to fuel unrest in russia. rather, these are timeless themes that they hope will drive russians into the arms of the cia. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: so in terms of who this video is directed at, boris, the cia tells me it could be thousands or tens of thousands of potential assets. i asked them what kind of success they have had over the past year. they wouldn't say how many spies they managed to recruit or which industries they came from, but they did say that they have had success. one cia official told me they wouldn't be rolling out this new video if they hadn't had success. that official telling me there's contact coming in. >> they probably don't say much about how much they get paid, right? >> no, but that i

conducted their operations to evaluate one of the founders of the cia on their account, not less than0 victims from moscow to rebuild the country accordingly, but ukrainian nationalists continued to commit sabotage. they arrived on the territory of soviet ukraine, my grandmother taught russian , and in order to intimidate their grandfather. uh , a quarter of an accident and scattered in different ways with hollow trees and grandmother, respectively, went and collected a part in order to somehow save them. well , it was the forty-ninth year and my grandfather actually participated in the suppression. here are these e bandera gangs. it was a village and uh, actually, baby, when i left for service, he left my grandmother with my blessed memory. uh, ppsh-machine and agreed that the grandfather knocks in some specific way. if they knocked differently, the grandmother had to shoot through the door, because it was probably the locals who massacred the families of soviet military personnel, i emphasize, that is, they did not fight. they just came in and slaughtered women, children, and so on.

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cia fifty-three says. it can be beneficially used by our organization.ame an agent of the west german intelligence bmd for many years after the war of power. relatives sent requests to the frg for the extradition of huber to austria, the victims also tried to bring him to justice, but all these attempts were blocked with the participation of the cia and the band. naturally, better than the ss generals colonels. those who were engaged in, uh, the extermination of jews , the extermination of soviet prisoners of war, uh, and better. as they say, resources can not be found, especially if they also worked, it was, of course, extremely. that is why the central intelligence agency, including fdr, chased after such specialists , and after the second world war there were a lot of them . informers against the ussr nazi agents will carry out any tasks american intelligence services will become a real refuge for cereals, judging by the documents more than a thousand nazis worked for the usa, however , the real number. maybe much higher , the newspaper states, the ex

they may think contacting the cia is too difficult or too dangerous.need people all through the russian economy to cooperate with us. we need to know what's going on in this adversary country. >> reporter: there's no direct mention of putin or ukraine, nor cia officials insist is it meant to fuel unrest in russia, rather they tell cnn these are timeless themes that they hope will drive russians into the arms of the cia. [speaking non-english] and the cia says their campaign so far during this war to recruit new spies, disaffected russians has been successful. they won't say to what degree or how many people they recruited but one cia official told me in his words there's contact coming in. they say they wouldn't be rolling out this new recruitment video if they hadn't already had some success. kaitlan? >> huh. fascinating story. >> that was the most fascinating thing of the morning. alex, thank you. >> thank you, alex. >>> for months the price of eggs was soaring. now that bubble may have cracked. we'll tell you what's behind the big drop ahead. ♪ vete

the cia is openly recruiting russians on telegram.legram channel was created with the name reliable contact with the cia. american intelligence services directly write that they are looking for those who are ready to cooperate with them , traitors, in other words, whom they are trying to turn into pseudo heroes with the help of media techniques. for this, they shot a video like this sort of, cia bait for 2 minutes. they are trying to convince you that your life will allegedly change for the better if you cooperate with the cia, they begin a rhetorical question in the first person. this is the life that i dreamed of, and here we see a civil servant who, as it were, doubts that he has chosen the right path. a video in russian. yes , and with russian subtitles, all the paraphernalia of the flags of the state. institutions and it seems like prosperity, but the hero of the video misfortune is easily amenable to life. but we do know. what is ours really. the reality we live in and reality, about which we speak in a whisper they say, yes, yo

now the cia won't give any numbers or say where these russians work but the cia says they would not benote that the fbi has tried recruiting russian spies right here in washington with ads specifically targeted at people coming and going from the russian embassy. an effort that the embassy called ridiculous. >> in the coming hours, a senate judiciary subcommittee in the u.s. will hold a hearing about the potential risks of artificial intelligence. lawmakers will ask questions to expert and a tech industry and discuss what guardrails may be necessary to consider as a okros more prominent. among those testifying is the ceo of openai, the company behind the chatgpt a i checked bought. the software has sparked a new arms race in the field of artificial intelligence which has the potential to change how people work and interact with each other. >> joining me now from los angeles, lori schwartz is a technology expert and the ceo and founder of story tech. thank you so much for being with us! >> oh, great to be here! >> so artificial and how does technology is advancing so fast that some coun

, isn't it a problem. >> so the cia was in on it. >> laura: yeah.'t it a problem miranda that they were shopping the letter without actually examining the voracity of the assertions within it, which is shocking for our premier intel agency. >> well, it is. and in the letter that you just mentioned, the e-mail from the board, cia board to mark zyaed saying it had been approved for public calculation included a disclaimer saying the cia does not back the voracity of any of the claims in the letter. now that is obligatory for cia former employees to include in any publication. that was not included in the letter. they deliberately misled the american voters. >> laura: all right. miranda, we'll keep following this. it gets worse and worse by the night. so thank you. >> now, a mom cashed in with a children's book after her husband's sudden death. but what didn't we know at the time of the publication? a report in moments >> plus ahead of 2024, there's another crucial election for the gop and up next details about the most important race of 2023. stay the

now i will show you the fascinating documents of the cia of 1957, more than 200 pages describe the moodf the population of ukraine in the ukrainian ssr, uh, in order to prepare, it will just rise, that is, the cia case focuses on subversive activities within the soviet union precisely on the territory of ukraine in these studies cia ukraine is divided into 12 zones according to the degree of loyalty to the american the western part of the country was recognized as the most promising for the interventionists. but crimea and the donbass are already characterized as unpromising, we are amazed when we see what exactly, therefore, already the contour, as on the maps of the fifty-seventh year, there is a struggle for the russian world. at the beginning of 2014 in ukraine , after several months of unrest on the maidan nezalezhnosti in the center of kiev , a coup d'état took place, president viktor yanukovych was removed from power. establish that president viktor yanukovych removed himself in an unconstitutional way from execution constitutional duties, management passed to the pro-western for

epstein was also meeting with joe biden's cia director, he wasn't cia director at the time.s barack obama's den at sey of state. william burns was working for john kerry at the state department and meeting with jeffrey epstein. a known pedophile then burns becomes cia director. huh. today's director of the cia went to epstein's manhattan town has where epstein had sex underaged girls and filmed other men having sex with underaged girls and william burns went there was then promoted to the director of the cia. i wonder if the future cia director saw the portrait of bill clinton in a blue dress hanging in epstein's parlor room? a few years later, epstein was arrested and then hung himself in a jail cell while security cameras just happened to not be working and the replacement guard just happened to fall asleep two years later biden just happens to pick william burns to run the cia. so what are we supposed to think? it's never been more clear epstein was an intelligence asset. not only was he working for the cia, israeli intelligence, maybe even russia intelligence so was the

and they don't hide there from the cia. it's on the cia channel and ends with the cia seal.ir internet visits. now, this is not the first time the cia has published information in russia about how to get in contact. one cia spokesperson told nbc, it's safe to say we wouldn't be following up with a second effort if we didn't get good results the first time. back to you. >> all right. thanks, scott. >>> whether you're seen, heard, or heard of them, illegal sideshows have become a growing problem across the bay area. today oakland leaders will discuss a plan to crack down on the a active tyty. earlieier this mononth, one c c caugught fire d during a sidesh anotother drivever seen crarash into that burning car. last week the city's public safety complete passed a resolution that would impose fines on illegal stunts. the city council is expected to discuss that matter during its meeting later this afternoon. >>> and something you need to know if you're visiting or even if you live if san francisco. expect an overhaul of the city's metering system this summer. transit leaders rece

-- over cia covert action.s. government's legal and extralegal war on wikileaks is a war on journalism itself. amy: chip gibbons, policy director of defending rights & dissent, testifying at the belmarsh tribunal in the case of julian assange in washington, d.c. coming up, noam chomsky, daniel ellsberg and more. ■■ [music break] amy: "at my window sad and lonely" body woody guthrie, sung by billy bragg and wilco. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we return now to the belmarsh tribunal in washington, d.c., on the case of julian assange, held at the national press club. i co-chaired the proceedings with the croatian philosopher and activist srecko horvat. and now to betty metzker. as a reporter for "the washington post" in 1971, she was one of the only journalists willing to cover leaked documents exposing fbi crimes, including surveillance of students, of academics, academics, of antiwar and civil rights activists, one of the stolen files revealed the existence

we always guarantee your cia in our video, the final credits say you are not powerless.telligence service of the russian federation building by target audience. that is, americans can perceive this video as something native. yes, something close to them. at the very end of the video, the eyes of the americans are already opening. yes, on what is happening now, that is, again, uh, bill mgbt and so on, that is, all these problems that are falling down, which will have to be silent in american society, we show that these are serious problems and, in fact , , nothing to us in a strange monastery. go with your charter. who filmed our video filmed. by the way, it is very very high quality , it is not known for certain, but the answer is really worthy this is evidenced by millions of views. well, it's not even earlier, literally. the next day after the release of the pathetically recruiting video, real folk art appeared on the network, as they say from russia , we watch pussy with love of catch been moscow food i want to be a russian hacker cia commercials have been put on stre

yushchenko’s wife with various american funds associated with the central cut, we can say that the ciaectly influenced her puppy’s wife, and it actually influenced the president of ukraine , so the project, begun by the third reich , will be continued by the united states through the hands of ukrainian nationalists integrated into the security apparatus, usa carried out through 10 years of the cold war ended in success in 2004 year. she spent yushchenko in her purest form russophobic. aimed at separating ukraine from russia, er, at breaking all ties with russia , everything settled on a very tough, frenzied russophobic propaganda. well, and, accordingly , according to the patterns that came from the united states of yushchenko's victory, ukrainian nationalist cadres went throughout the entire vertical of power from the very bottom to the very top. this is where it was filled. i saw, it's me, well, the personal row of the ministry was filled with everything correctly oriented, not necessarily professional, literate nationalist cadres and the country began to turn in this direction, lega

ukrainians capable of embodying in real life the test invented by the cia in the early fifties aboutansing of ukraine from unwanted nationalities. let's look at the vision in history. for the fifth grade in the ukrainian language, the introduction to history. it is very interesting here that a whole passage is devoted specifically to the upa and the impression that the ukrainian soviet socialist republic was liberated. i still thought that it was liberated by the red army, which included millions of ukrainians who heroically remember for the liberation of not only their republic other republics of liberation, too, of europe from the brown plague. are we in one of the schools? we still find nazi literature in public libraries and libraries of educational institutions, for example, please, the history of the great patriotic war. it also describes the ss soldiers, the heroes are described here as fighters, as heroes, and so on. and the soviet union, respectively, as aggression. well, for example, here is the european union book. short main european choice of ukraine briefly about the ma

and the cia.ow, that's the bombshell thw, that's the bombshell >> it wasn't just the fiftyr one former cia and other officis intelligence officials, it was the actual cia. it was at least one cia employee. and mike pompeo, a former cia director , said today if therefr was one , you know, there was more than one actually actively complicit in creating thatg that letter and soliciting signatures for it, that that should be definitely investigate it. >> but this is something ford sh the next republican presidentg o to urgently clean out fbi, cia, these deep state security agencies. they are a clear and present danger to american citizens. and tu to american citizens. that were used against our enemies overseas. they have now turned them on americans. >> let me ask you , matt gaetz, i what miranda is describing is really serious here. and you're parte part of the judiciary committee and you're looking into whethe r or not the fbi has been politicized and whether or not the doj has been weaponized. you

the cia hired packs did not disdain those. who recorded themselves in war crimes. bloodiest was cia agent otto von, the chatterbox in charge of the gestapo mass extermination of jews and the chief advisor to adolf eichmann, the author of the holocaust otofon bol shling, recruited in 1945 the nazi himself said that he decided to work with the victorious side for 5 years. he was one of the key us spies in europe keeping track of soviet forces in eastern germany and destroying any american traces. in 1950, the austrian government inquired about athos bolsheving due to suspicions of war crimes and the cia was quick to shield him from potential prosecution. and in the third they said that there were no files on him, the ideologist of the holocaust died a peaceful death in california to the eighty-second, another cia super agent alexandra s lileikis defeat from vilnius he was not distinguished by peaceful bloodthirstiness . it was his subordinate who, following the order, seized jews throughout lithuania for violating the laws, for example, wearing a yellow star on cloth

and intel people, was an active cia employee. i mean, we know there's talk about what role anthony blinken had in all of this , but we know of a former cia station chief, and formerly from the moscow cia station dan hoffman, who was also pressured to put his signature on that list. we had him on fox news not long ago. let me just play a sound bite and get your reaction. roll tape. >> it was definitely a political errand, no question about that, but it was more of a political errand than i realized at the time. david: so we already know what was going on here. it was a political errand, you signed this letter, and when biden gets elected you'll get a good job, right? >> yeah, that's the implication , but it's also more insidious in that they are almost putting threats out on some people, and some of the individuals who signed that have since come out and said they were responding to pressure tactics to get them to sign that letter, and what was the letter done for , david? it was meant to thwart donald trump and also give joe bide

meanwhile the fbi and the cia obama cia is on on it the fbi is on in on it hillary starts it. they illegally spy on campaign. fabricate evidence to get warrants and then they do two year investigation to cover up to try to impeach him, but the worst part is this atlanta, same thing. cia and fbi even cnn says this is bad. >> regardless the report is here and dropped. might not produced everything of what the republicans hoped for it is regardless devastating to the fbi and to a degree it does exonerate donald trump. >> jesse: it's like cnn just found out that crooked is crooked. but msnbc took a look at this report, they read it, and their conclusion was, yes, trump colluded with russia. >> this was trying to say that there's a big there there when, you know, there is no there there. russia interfered in the 2016 election. they are continuing to interfere. there are people who have gone to jail who were rightly found guilty. and what you have with john durham is, look, it's a big fat nothing and it reminds me of sort of weaponization hearings that are going on where there also

the cia won't give any numbers or say where these russians work, but the cia said that they wouldn't be rolling out the new video if they hadn't already had some success. we should also note that the fbi has tried recruiting russian spies right here in washington with ads specifically targeted at people coming and going from the russian embassy. an effort that the embassy called ridiculous. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> just ahead, it appears the 2024 republican presidential field is about to get bigger. and the candidate might be donald trump's biggest challenger yet. >>> plus florida's culture clash reaches a fifth grade classroom after a parent complained a teacher showed animated disney film with a guy character. you know you are retired right? am i? yaya! save 50% on the sleep number limited ededition smart bed. plus, free home e delivery when you add an adjustable base. only at slsleep number. (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by me

cia 53 says. it can be beneficially used by our organization. so the criminal became an agent of the west german intelligence bandau. for many years after the war power. relatives sent requests to the frg for the extradition of huber to austria, the victims also tried to bring him to justice, but all these attempts were blocked with the participation of the cia and the band. naturally, better than the ss generals colonels. those who were engaged, uh, extermination of jews extermination of soviet prisoners of war. uh, and better. as they say , resources cannot be found, especially if they also worked, then it was, of course, extremely valuable. that is why the central intelligence agency, including the fbi , chased after such specialists, and after the second world war there were a lot of them . informers against the ussr nazi agents will perform any task american intelligence services will become a real refuge for evil, judging by the documents , more than a thousand nazis worked for the united states, however , the real number. maybe much highe

you see we have cia engaged in a political operation to rig the election.w that the fbi was doing that because they prebunked our story. they knew it was coming because they were spying on rudy giuliani and went to big tech and in the weekly meetings they prebunked our story. they said expect a story about hunter biden to come in october. it's hacked information from the russians and i don't have any faith in john brennan or james clapper, that is going to speak in these closed door sessions with house republicans. because they are trained liars and we know that both john brennan and james clapper have already lied before congress and never any sanctions for them. and mike pompeo is right, this is really dangerous to have this political activity inside the cia and fbi. and if one cia employee you know there were others. >> you have to ask, john, this is two presidential elections in a row and two with john brennan and i don't know if clapper is involved from in, would not be surprised. if he says put my name on this after 19 minutes with no investigative wo

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>> not just the fbi, the cia, what we are watching is the fbi, the cia working in collusion with hillary clinton going all the way back to be 2016 now working again because there's no consequences to their actions switch-over b what is over and thigh accuse president trump of what they were doing. in fact it was the cia and the fbi that basically swatted, you know what swatting is when you call out someone, you call the police, you inform law enforcement that somebody's doing something to send a s.w.a.t. team to their house and it's a lie and then the person who does the swatting gets arrested. we would be arrested for that so we have the fbi and the cia swating a duely elected president of these united states. before the whole world, putting his life in danger destroying our country, dividing our nation, spending tens of millions of taxpayer dollars on wasted investigations that they knew were lies. now the american people are supposed to have faithing the agencies of the system that we entrust to protect our national security and families only to realize those bureaucracies are working

rfk blames the cia for jfk bein doa lol.s a less popular theory that the cia was behind the breakup of menudo, but the details remain murky. he said during an interview wit a shadowy figure known as sean hannity. and wonder if he could back up his claims with millions of pages of documents? >> there are millions of pages of documents of cia documents o transcripts, of recorded conversations from the cuban embassy and mexico city, there are confessions of people who were directly involved in the plot or we're involved in the planning of the plot who were peripheral to the plot. >> what a nuts, next he will sa jeffrey epstein was murdered when the evidence is clear he died from covid. but i wonder if mister matt kennedy has anything else to bolster his claims like maybe congress investigated it or something? >> by the way, when congress te years later investigated the crime with much more evidence than the warren commission at its disposal, congress found that yes, it was a plot, it was a conspiracy. >> so he openly disputes t

sonya lim cia agent spy.t say with experience, according to the leaked document, she was in the service for 24 years until 2020. she worked in copenhagen and was an adviser to the american embassy. it is clear that this was just a cover. actually during the service. she has gained significant experience in geopolitical and transnational issues related to russia and china, counterterrorism and counterintelligence. now, it seems to be on a well-deserved espionage pension, but she is ready to return to battle, lectures and teaches. there is an expression about people from intelligence, they say, a knight of cloaks of a dagger, but here they really are knights of a cloak and a dagger crying from a liter, which they seem to be, it seems like diplomats, but the dagger is for sure. in theory, according to all the rules, after the leak, a scandal should follow and a very loud one, and the persons from among the diplomatic workers who got on the list were declared persona nongrad, however, as experts suggest. it won’t

director and now we have learned that the cia agents were actively involved in soliciting signatoriesthe letter which is confirmation that there was a deep state and it was weaponized against preston trump. >> kayleigh: it must be frustrating and gratifying to see the new york times and npr and all those publications now recognize that you are correct and they have their tails between their legs. jon levine, thank you. karine jean-pierre had another wild day at the podium. will break it all down for you. stick around, up next. ♪ ♪ sal. and tonight, sparks are gonna fly. kyle? and while romeo over here is trying to look cool, things are about to heat up. uh-oh. darn it, kyle! and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, you could end up paying for this yourself. sorry mr. sanchez! get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, like me. that's a hard no. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: we promise to hold what has press secretary karine jean-pierre accountable for her statements at the briefing this week. today, as she did yesterday, jean-pierre used the briefing to distort the truth ab

i visited cia all over the world. they do remarkable things. it is clear that cia has been slow to address not just instances of sexual abuse inside the agency, but quite frankly -- i am going to tell you why i say this in a moment. a culture of macho culture which hasn't taken this seriously. i sat in a room yesterday with abigail spanberger who was a cia officer. she just told a remarkable story about a macho culture in the cia. you understand why. but that doesn't excuse the fact that it creates an environment in which sexual harassment and sexual -- ultimately sexual assault may not be taken as seriously as it should. i will conclude by saying is the director of cia is dead serious about working with us to address that issue. >> thank you for that. we will stay on this. of course, the person in charge of the whole intelligence community, 17 agencies, is a woman. there's greater sensitivity to that now at the top level. thanks to you and your colleagues on the intelligence committee. >>> a former marine involved in the death of jordan neely

the cia created a knocking bot.also take advantage, suddenly you will have time for all our secrets in a minute to dance important information urge to share it with american intelligence. that is, do not even sell, but simply share for likes. repost subscribed. this means that spy tariffs for telegram channels are a traitor light a weekend clerk a resident in a day after three likes will send hearts to the caru, it is noteworthy that for some reason the address for issuing cookies on the channel is not indicated, apparently they will be transferred to the zone during the first asia i think here i think the price tags themselves asked for russian hackers, your way out and since it went like this booze. let's run an ad in alaska. go back to your own, harbor, i would suggest subscribing to this channel and finally report to the cia that they have a president, a bitch, out of his mind. i think this is very valuable information for americans. unclear. why haven't they figured it out yet. are you a military officer, do yo

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the efforts that the cia told me have been successful.pies, they have been able to bring in from russia, of course they would not give me a number or the fields they work in, but they have been successful, and they would not have rolled out the new video if they were not successful, and in the words of one official, contact is coming in. >> thank you, alex. great reporting as usual. sara? >> new research out today highlights link of destructive wildfires and the burning of fossil fuels, and wait until you hear how much land has been burning tied to carbon pollution tied to energy and thahat is ju ahead. i got you. looking great you guys! ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ you're doing business in an app driven, multi-cloud world. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible multi-cloud multiservicesorld. that eble digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you keep your cloud optns open. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we're talking about cashbacking. we're talking about... we're not talking about practice? n