Andrew Bustamante spent seven years working covertly as an officer in the Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA recruited him while he was applying to join the Peace Corps after leaving the US Air Force. Bustamante possesses an intimate knowledge of the intelligence community's inner workings. He says that he orchestrated several drone strikes during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and that he mastered the art of deception. After meeting his wife, also a CIA officer, and having children, he learned the CIA was no place for families. But leaving a life that was, to most people, a lie wasn't easy. Today, he runs his own company, Everyday Spy, training people in the techniques he learned as a spy. But he believes the US isn't safe enough to raise his family.
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00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Killings
01:24 - The CIA's Aims
04:21 - Espionage
06:28 - Recruitment
08:25 - CIA Training
11:54 - Lying And Manipulation
14:30 - Secret-Life Control
18:13 - Disguises
20:11 - Langley
21:57 - Four Core Levers
23:45 - Sexpionage
26:01 - Geopolitical Conflicts
27:58 - Leaving The CIA
29:59 - Life After The CIA
33:26 - The Future
36:28 - CIA's Response
36:36 - Credits
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