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 anniversary this year. so what are we going to see when we go inside? so this is like i said, a brand new museum. we have changed the whole structure of the museum to reflect our new mission instead of it being stovepipe shaped by directorate, we now have five core mission threads that are interwoven throughout the entire museum. in addition to, the mission threads, we also have a chronological history of cia, not just through the artifacts, but as you look on the ceiling, you will see there's a chronological history of codes in our ceiling starting off with morse code at the beginning. and by the time you get to the digital age, it's in binary code. how did you become the director of the cia museum? what's your background? so in arrestingly enough, i came to the agency as a film producer.

the bad guy gets away and the senior cia officer pops up in the scene. i know from my experience of 15 years and to see that the scenario was completely true and accurate. the d. e. a mission is to stop the flow of drugs into the united states and to prosecute those people who are responsible. the c a's mission is essentially to do whatever it once with little or no oversight. the cia has long been obsessed with communism. and beyond that, with terrorism, if drug king pins are willing to identify communist and alleged terrorists, then the cia is willing to cast a slot with drug king pins. and the d e a is supposed to just sit there and take it . we're going to talk about this relationship with our next guest. michael levine has been described in the u. s. media as america's top undercover cop for 25 years . a career veteran of the drug enforcement administration. he's a respected author and lecturer, having appeared as an expert witness in more than 500 civil and criminal trials in the u. s. and abroad. he's lectured on the undercover operations and huma

and as it turned out, the cia was working against the d. e. a for much of that time, tell us about that. well, i'm gonna give you my personal experiences and as i would forward testifying in court, i initiated a case while i was these d a station chief when, when osiris and i didn't tina and the case was in to a member. the name of hubbard pope suarez roberto suarez subsequently was called the biggest drug dealer alive before secret session of congress. da, at that time, didn't even know it was when i got involved with suarez. i learned that he was dealing massive amounts of cocaine all over the world. he was literally controlling the flow of cocaine globally. as i started reporting this to the drug enforcement administration, my 1st orders came down that i was to open my files to central intelligence. my, this meant that i opened this massive wall sized wall and they just came at their will for their station within the embassy and began to go through the files. the rebuttal, suarez case began to make copies take them. there was nothing. i cou

the cia has long been obsessed with communism. and beyond that, with terrorism, if drug king pins are willing to identify communist in alleged terrorists than the c i is willing to cast a lot with the drug king pins. and the d. e a is supposed to just sit there and take it. we're going to talk about this relationship with our next guest. michael levine has been described in the u. s. media as america's top undercover cop for 25 years. a career veteran of the drug enforcement administration. he's a respected author and lecturer, having appeared as an expert witness in more than 500 civil and criminal trials in the u. s. and abroad. he's lectured on the undercover operations in human intelligence for the u. s. defense intelligence agency and the federal bureau of investigations advanced under cover seminar as well as for the new york state division of criminal justice services and the royal canadian mounted police. there aren't many people in the world who know more about undercover operations than michael levine. michael, thank you

that's how every time any cia request a ends with, but it's not we , by the way, this is a former ciaer, so , well, we added a little oil to the fire here, and hershey, by the way, many compare hershey to edward snowden, another person that i i would say, probably, marked a phenomenon in the english language, called the word with of blower. this is well, i don’t know, the truth is in russian , the person who speaks. uh, something that a lot of people don't want to hear. by the way, to hell with this comparison. completely agree. we have a small comment that he dedicated specifically to the topic of edward snowdan. of course, the difference is that i was a journalist, and snowden worked for the government. i learned about what 's going on outside it. as if he does not detract from the merits of snowden. he told people what they needed to know, which no one told them. i investigated how the cia worked against allende in chile wrote an article about it. this coincided with the hotel gate scandal when richard nixon was revealed to have lied to the american people and there were many lies

the civilian agencies and the cia as several times. nd then in terms of going back and forth in government and just has to be attractive. i think concerns of the foreign servicers are hemorrhaging from the talent from the foreign service until recent years. three of the foreign affairs committee to address what is it that congress can do to enable the department of state to ensure it is not losing talent capable of attracting the best and brightest to the rank of foreign service officers? >> at something we did lose a lot of exceptional midcareer talents over the past few years affairs how do we bring those folks back? how do we bring them back with loss of 10 years and so forth but recognize that. most of the guys you think hinders us. parked the power of secretary of state to take actions to incentivize people to do that. >> was her german uncle had yelled back. when he stepped them but give me the authority to recognize myself for five minutes. i once worked for an army officer who told me the key task of a strategic leader is to get

especially that of the cia. l noting that we need to enable that human capital in every way we possibly can. especially given the challenges. -- much more open source information. >> on the subject of protecting that human capital. we've seen the military, very aggressive not adequately address of sexual assault in the military. my concern is in the i see in this particularly in the cia that there is not an adequate address of this. i've been to condense the nature of it makes it maybe a bit more difficult. but no less concerning that we provide the proper counseling. quite frankly, even across the spectrum of ptsd that military has suffered. what are we doing to provide the services necessary for individuals within the i.c.e. to receive the kind of counseling they need to be retained in the i.c.e.. to continue on their career path without being stigmatized. and that applies to sexual assault as well because it's a hard thing even in the military to jeopardize potentially your career. i would think that's doubly

the cia director didn't pull any of this on his own. this was absolutely a team and when the team is constantly changing, but it takes a long time to get them up to speed on the process and importantly, we worked for a very unique president. maybe maybe they're all unique. but to come to understand how the president processes information it works through his decision making process, takes real time. my my biggest advantage as secretary of state was i'd had the opportunity to brief him almost every day as the cia, which is unusual as president, wanted his director to be in the room with him for the briefing. it's usually a couple of very cia officers to do that. what the biden administration has returned to more traditional. but i had a to see him and observe him and see how he processed information and that was enormously helpful and there was nobody else who had that same of advantages. and so the teams would come in and you'd have challenges both up them dealing with what i called the white house circle and second, dealing out the rest

it's a privilege to be the director when you were one of the cia's officers. i think that first of all, and director burns is trying to do this, to expedite the approval of the initial energies, taking far too long to prove something when you have these brilliant people they graduate, and you can expect to sit for -- i mean, this is just crazy. a couple of times as director, i would say that this person is a graduate of princeton, summa cum laude, speak this language, served in the military, what more do you want? and so now he is working, he's already driven it down i believe, below eight months, and maybe even six months. but it would be worth some oversight in asking him what it is that he could use. when it comes to building those within, this is very simple. it is the congress to approve the personnel account, and authorize the resources for them. that is separate and above the operational force, if you will. just in the way that the u.s. army literally has something like 70 or 80,000 people at any given time, i'm not sure what the air forces at, a little

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you would not of the drone project you would not know the cia tortured people. you would not know of the laws of vietnam you would know it very little about what your government is doing all to protect secrecy. accent is not a healthy way to live. >> let's get off the stage before bennett tries to prosecute all of us. [laughter] to get to josh's point will get to your question it is an extraordinary feature we do not have an official secret here in the united states unlike a variety of other countries that do. prior restraints and other things. it's over then we talked about in this family can have a panel as adam talks about weighing that balance and it is a situation the government may engage in conversations and essentially makes the case to him to not publish this. but as we have seen over the years unlike other countries the tools of the government are somewhat limited to making that case we do not have an official secrets act or prior restraints. >> are to have the 1975 espionage act. i would ask everyone to see how this act was drafted and how it was creat

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however, the cia has decided it will be an away game played versus the 9th rate. we're not a high school matador in livermore. neither the cia nor riordan high school released any information about any students being injured during the incident instead of a cisco. has it made you cry on for news? >> tim reardon, the president of the archbishop riordan high school did release a statement. it reads in part here, the cia up decision was punitive because players engaged in behavior that is counter to c i f regulations. the site changes a consequence of that inappropriate behavior. while the administration does not fully agree with the sanctions. we do understand that the state governing body has difficult decisions to make and we accept the results. >> oakland police are warning of a string of armed robberies at atms. they say 5 people were robbed at gunpoint between february 16th and the 28th 3 of the incidents happened at the same spot on fruitvale live near the montana street entrance to 5.80, another. was that fruitvale and international, the 5th at the intersecti

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with some assistance from the cia found new supporters uniting them with nationalist emigres. this photo was taken in 1983 during the so called and slay people's week or the man in the photo is yes loves that's co, a form of under a deputy and the ukranian nationalist organization. next to him is jean kirkpatrick . u. s. president reagan's foreign policy advisor, she supported any actions damaging to the soviet union. the other lady in the photo is katerina will katherine clay are too much income, future wife as the president of ukraine. victor yoshika, where the usa intelligent services assembly did what they always do. they use their connections, they use their money, and they use their ability to open doors, were closed doors to get these people to the right position to where they can again carry at american foreign policy. after the soviet union's collapse, the americans began actively indoctrinating the ukrainian government with bond era's ideology. in 2004 opened veneration of ukrainian nationalist movement leaders began in 2010 president of ukraine. victor yoshika awarde

it seems to me that the same thing is happening here now, the decision is made both in the cia and incourse in the white house and in the national security council, but also in wall street and in hollywood and in the it sector at the enterprises of the military-industrial complex , pharmaceutical companies, all these elements form a very extensive interconnected network of power. many of them are interchangeable. they instinctively understand the program narrative ideological moral goals imagine an abstract person in power circles in washington let's say william behr. from the cia and someone from the cis and here he is, he says, this is a catastrophe everything is not going according to plan, what can be done about it, he cannot change the policy, because everything else is drifting like a glacier in a certain direction. he cannot stop him. the only thing he can do is maybe talk to amour hersh and give him some information that might change the situation a little, because it's not about one person in one office, but a whole system about the establishment who think in one direction ar

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and that was what the cia did, and the cia supported the maidan conspiracy to replace yanukovych, thepresident of ukraine, with a new government. we literally supported the hands of the ukrainians. we literally implemented a strategic plan for the destruction of russia and the plan was such that the ukrainian government. this should play a big role. and the ukrainian government and the authorities adjacent to ukraine played very close roles in this, and look, the government also had this goal. the us goal was to hit russia strategically. and you are not afraid of persecution. for your such position , they won’t do anything to you for talking to a russian channel, let’s see, but i can’t say about the future, i don’t predict anything here, but as an american. i live in fear of the consequences of free speech. you cannot say that you have freedom of speech and that you are not responsible for what you say, but i definitely understand that i support my country. i speak my truth there is no lie, for example, in america you cannot get a job, no one will hire you. if you say what i say, and

and the cia and f. b i on domestic security issues here in the united states. and generally, with a lot of the high tech companies, including all the companies that provide cellphone communications, ah, the cia for a number of years has maintain a venture capital firm called in q, tell, provide seed money, venture capital funding for new technologies. now, these companies are start up companies with new ideas, new, new offerings. they're happy to get the cash, but what do they have to provide in return? while they have to provide the cia once they field these new technologies with the capability to use them or abuse them, a google started up with venture capital funds from the cia brooklyn to didn't. the radical macanna a being with dc sold about a software that is through it for you industries. these are looking for majority in their movement that a and yet pdc fully majority space tv and they can order the software and the media. i mean he can for ah ah, korea to answer for the group. wouldn't that ok

perhaps bandera has lost its significance for the united states , or the kgb agents outplayed the ciabut in 1959 stepan bandera the leader of ukrainian nationalists was killed in munich, where he hid under the name of stefan popper. a coincidence led to the fact that bandera became the main symbol of ukrainian nationalism, since he was not, nor its only leader, not the most influential in the metro dontsov, the father of the ultra-right totalitarian doctrine in ukraine, andriy melnik the leader of another faction. un roman shukhevych, general of the ukrainian insurgent army and many others had a great influence on the movement of ukrainian nationalists bandera's dangerous ideology, suppressed by the soviet authorities, but supported by external forces, was never sincere to the end of the grain ukrainian nationalism. passed down from generation to generation. unfortunately, it wasn't just too long before they reappeared. in 1954, the territory of ukraine expanded when nikita khrushchev, general secretary of the ussr of ukrainian origin , generously donated the crimean peninsula to ukra

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in the final analysis, the cia state department how? think they want war with russia not sure what they know? what character, it will acquire, but they think about it. it seems to me that the american government understands perfectly well that the territory for which there is a struggle is the areas where traditionally russian people live - the inhabitants of crimea - these are russians. they are not ukrainians. it so happened that they remained on the other side of the border, but they are russian people in the dpr and the lpr - these are also russians, they have russian culture , history, language, everything is russian, and what is happening now is a war - this is a struggle for where the border should go, but we are talking about russians, people whom the ukrainian government is trying to keep in their country, russian-speaking, the population is trying to return to russia to become a part of it, gvodip understands this, but does not want the american people to realize this. many decisions about wars are made by globalist oligarchs.

in washington circles, let's say william burns from the cia and someone from the cis, and here he is,is is a disaster. everything is not going according to plan, what can be done about it, he cannot change the policy, because everything else drifts like a glacier in a certain direction. he cannot stop him. the only thing he can do is maybe talk to seymour hersh and give him some information that might change the situation a little, because this is not about one person about one office, but a whole system about establishment who think in the same direction around this issue there is a lot of speculation. for example, many high-ranking officials in the us now they want to avenge the pogroms that happened more than a century ago or something like that i don’t think this is a determining factor, but it can also have some meaning there is a personal dislike of beautiful people like anthony blinkins victoria nuland. here is william burrs, as it seems to me, there are no such feelings, as for joe biden, let's not forget, that he was one of the most vocal supporters of the war against the ser

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