robert hansen, a banker. >> bitcoin is popular. your people that you are writing about, it's a dream for them. >> is also a dream for venezuelans for the hyperinflation and the regime to exchange goods. there are people who want to raise government controls for very good reason, you know. so yeah. >> i think the issue of corruption, it's huge. i would say our attention is on the groups doing bad things but also very nice people wearing nice ties doing business with these guys and you have a reputation that is very important. for the goldman sachs of this world to know it may be at good business idea that could make sense economically. it may be illegal or not illegal let's say by the carries a huge reputational risk and we need to unite. they are affected by their actions and we need to remind them of the risk about people like maduro. that is the scope of the work. then you have to buy the book and you have to sign it. >> your experience in dealing with hezbollah i working compliance with money laundering and i've always been very

this is the biggest espionage case in nearly two decades, going back to robert hansen who was an fbibetrayed the united states by disclosing the names of american assets to the russians. and then before that, in the early 1990s, there was a man who also worked with the soviets. this is very very troubles, not only the public trust has been betrayed -- has been betrayed -- >> i'm sorry i have to interrupt you. we have to go to the senate floor. senate majority leader mcconnell has taken the floor. >> -- voted to avoid this. a bipartisan majority voted to advance a noncontroversial bill that had already passed the house in which the president has already said he will sign. of course like any compromise, this funding bill cannot be all things to all people, but this bipartisan bill does what we need it to do right now. it ends this pointless, pointless irresponsible shutdown, funds to government for our troops, our veterans and millions of vulnerable americans and extends health coverage for millions of children in low income families. none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisl

. >> robert hansen how do they get away?just in reading your books i felt paranoid. >> the russians are good at what they do. they cover their tracks, then to conceal their activities. for those whose names they expose but these were consequential things. we have been lucky historically those are smaller than a lot of other countries with those soviet operations we have had more cases going back to the chinese recruitment their role inside the intelligence community there are some big investigation underway. so those cases are real they wantnt the cia starting off as a journalist that one of the people it tooke, to lunch repeatedly in the late 70s was james uses the legendary head of caa counter service for all of thesef russian cases. one reason was the manipulation is he had befriended the british mi six officer and angleton told him everything t they knew then suddenly he realized he shared the secret with a stone cold trader. it was never the same after that. >> recover that last year. type in jamesan singleton and watch