incredibly, john dillinger has escaped from the shootout. down fire, and comes out this door. dillinger was wounded in the leg. he races over here, stands -- holding a submachine gun in one hand and a gun and the other , and tells his girlfriend to get the getaway car. the most wanted man in america is standing here, bleeding like a stuffed pig. a bully in this building next-door sees a man who he recognizes as john dillinger, bank robber, reaches under his bed, takes out a shotgun and aims it at dillinger. the kid is seconds from becoming the boy who killed john dillinger, when his mother, hearing the shots, tackles her son, throws him to the ground, and dillinger is not killed in st. paul. he gets in the getaway car with his girl, and he roars away to wisconsin for a little rest and relaxation at the little bohemia lodge. the deal between the crooks and the cops, which had stood for years, fell apart. bank robber john dillinger's girlfriend, nicknamed billy, was tried, successfully, in this room. before she was found guilty of harboring her

the fbi did not know this was john dillinger. but they began to get hints that a strange man was living in this apartment building. the shades were always drawn to the bottom. dillinger never came out to get his mail. the big tip off was john dillinger's girlfriend, a beautiful indian woman from wisconsin would come out on this grass and hang-up john dillinger's laundry dressed in a halter top and short shorts. i have spoken to men in their eighties who remember 70 years ago when dillinger was here, and they said my god, this girl was so beautiful. they still remember dillinger's girlfriend. so the fbi sent a crew here to knock on dillinger's door, but they didn't know. they thought it was carl helmand, which was john dillinger's alias. >> you are walking towards john dillinger's apartment. it's apartment 303. all you know is that there is something suspicious in apartment 303. you. not this is dillinger's door, right here. dillinger is in bed with his girlfriend, evelyn frechette. she opens the door, peeks out, and the fbi says w

a boy in this building next door sees a man who he recognizes as john dillinger, bank robber, reachesis bed, takes out a shotgun and aims it at dillinger who is here. the kid is seconds from becoming the boy who killed john dillinger when his mother, hearing shots that were from here, tackles her son, throws him to the ground and dillinger is not killed in st. paul. he gets in the getaway car with his girl and roars away to wisconsin. a little rest and relaxation. the deal between the crooks and the cops, which had stood for years, meaning the crooks live here but they don't kill or kidnap anyone here, fell apart. bank robber john dillinger's girlfriend was tried successfully in this room. before she was found guilty of harboring her boyfriend john dillinger, she tried to escape. she said she had to go to the lady's room. the federal marshals followed her through this door. then the marshal, shy, stood back allowing her to go to the bathroom at which point she simply kept on going down this hallway and tried to escape. fortunately, the federal marshals overcame their shyness about a f

incredibly, john dillinger has escaped from the fbi shoot out. fire and comes out this door. now dillinger is wounded in the leg so dillinger races over here, stand here holding a sub machine gun in one hand and a gun in the other and tell us his girlfriend, billy, get the getaway car. literally the most wanted men in america is standing here, bleeding like a stuffed pig. a boy, louis, in this building next door sees the man who recognizes as john dillinger, bank robber, reaches under his bed, takes out a shotgun and aims it at dillinger, who is here. the kids seconds from becoming the boy who killed john dillinger, when his mother, here in the shots that were from here, tackles her son, throws him into the ground and dillinger is not killed in st. paul. he gets in the getaway car with his girl and he rose a way to wisconsin for a little rest and relaxation at the little bohemia lodge. the deal between the crooks and the cops, which had stood for years, meaning the crooks live here but they don't kill or kidnap anyone here, fell apart. bank robbe

incredibly, john dillinger has escaped from the shootout. he lays down fire, and comes out this door. dillinger was wounded in the leg. here, stands you're holding a submachine gun in one hand and a gun and the other and tells his girlfriend to get the getaway car. the most wanted man in america is standing here, bleeding like a stuffed pig. sees a man whoor he recognizes as john dillinger, reaches under his bed, takes out a shotgun and aims it at dillinger. the kid is seconds from becoming the boy who killed john when his mother, hearing the shots, tackles her son, throws into the ground, and dillinger is not killed in st. paul. he gets in the getaway car with his girl and he goes to wisconsin for a little rest and relaxation at the little but kenya lodge -- little bohemia lodge. the deal between the crooks and a cops fell apart. bank robber john dillinger's tried,end was successfully, in this room. the four she was found guilty of harboring her boyfriend, john dillinger, she tried to escape. she said she had to go to the labor of -- had to

this is organized around john dillinger, the storied figures of that age.but really in that moment that the fbi becomes the dominant federal law enforcement agency, particularly having to do with bank robbery, kidnapping, the federal government is expanding, other things are becoming federal crimes. so as you're beginning to get greater regulation of banking, the fbi also comes in and begins to be responsible for bank robbery as a crime. so you begin to build an fbi domestic law enforcement duties and that is through democratic processes. that is through congress passing laws. that is through the president signing off on them. so that is sort of piece one of the architecture. piece two is it is really under roosevelt that the fbi learns to sell itself as a popular institution. i think we tend to, again, when we talk about the deep state, we don't tend to talk about its popular constituency, about the popular image about the idea that certain parts of the national security establishment, the military, have a popular constituency that mobilizes on their behal