The Debrief With MyronGainesX - The WORST Intel LEAK in US History! FBI Agent Sells US Secrets To Russia？!

00:00:00.000 and we are live what's up guys welcome to fed it it's your boy myron gains and i got a friend

00:00:07.160 with me you guys been requesting her for a bit you want to say what's up to the people real fast

00:00:10.180 it's all facing the house guys how you guys doing aka you want to say anything to people

00:00:15.640 um we're just gonna have a great show guys and you know this one's extensive she brought her

00:00:22.220 notebook she took some notes so she's actually right up on it as well so guys we got a good

00:00:26.140 show planned for you guys it's gonna be lit let's get into it

00:00:29.320 move over denzel okay guys i used to be a special agent i'm launching investigations this is

00:00:39.260 the arrest paperwork okay so here is the booking uh cases that i did mostly were human smuggling

00:00:46.820 and drug trafficking those are like two crimes that i'm very good agent very strong agent i did a lot

00:00:52.180 of big cases i've done title three intercepts which is basically listening to phones i've written

00:00:56.080 hundreds of affidavits to arrest people i've done uh i've been the grand jury testified a million

00:01:01.680 times i've done big cases uh i've done all right what's up guys welcome to this episode of fed it

00:01:08.900 today we're gonna be breaking down the robert hanson spy case man this is a probably the u.s department

00:01:17.340 of justice guys named this as one of the worst intelligence disasters in american history and i agree

00:01:22.500 i think this is probably worse than snowden uh but real quick let's hit some super chats and i'll

00:01:26.260 give you guys some updates my arena gains two bucks hit the like button so my dad can buy me

00:01:29.620 mcdonald's thank you i appreciate it the trolls will never end and we also got in the house as well

00:01:35.460 doll face what's up you want to say what's up to the people real quick what's new with you

00:01:38.940 hey everyone i'm here on fed it let's get it you know um i actually been researching the

00:01:48.260 gate case guys um you know i did my research i did my background research so you guys be patient

00:01:53.620 with me if i'm not on point like mr myron over here but yeah we gonna we gonna put on a good show

00:02:00.380 definitely for you guys yes yes and we apologize for the delay guys we were actually went to get

00:02:05.920 some food real quick right before and uh we were for some of you older guys in here i know you guys

00:02:12.500 heard that song uh by uh timbaland and carrie hilson the way i are bro the the early 2000s like

00:02:20.280 literally was all these songs were terrible for like you know as far as like turning dudes into

00:02:24.820 simps man you you know uh i ain't got no flowers it don't matter because we the perfect soul mates

00:02:31.660 talk to me girl oh baby like what the hell like this shit was cap bro like no girl's gonna mess with

00:02:37.760 you if you don't got no money or whatever that shit sets you up for failure and then uh ti

00:02:41.320 whatever you like you got whatever you like like bro all this all these sim anthems like bro you

00:02:46.840 ain't gonna get no girls with that bullshit and then uh and then uh rihanna

00:02:50.480 you know with the umbrella shit when it was raining where were you with chris brown you ain't put no

00:02:57.980 umbrella over him you know so uh and uh canceled anyway so anyway yeah i know you guys i know you

00:03:08.600 guys know what i'm talking about but we were talking about that shit we're getting some food

00:03:11.180 and i just thought it'd be funny to bring that shit up how like the songs in the early 2000s

00:03:15.020 literally set you up for failure if you're a dude if you listen to those goddamn songs back then bro

00:03:19.220 you would jack and edge let's get married like what yes that was the song what you talking about

00:03:26.200 yeah for you siaka finesse for us it was a big hell let's get married what the hell yes meet me at the

00:03:34.780 also yeah like nah man that should have set you up for failures bro oh sure i need to get up to

00:03:40.780 you know what i'm saying all that shit there was a hit okay yeah there were hit songs but man you

00:03:47.180 gonna get hit by reality if you follow them you know that song by timbaland the way i are yo listen

00:03:54.280 to the lyrics guys that shit was so cap i ain't got nobody i ain't got no car to take you on a date

00:04:03.300 i can't even buy you flowers it don't matter because we the perfect soul mates

00:04:10.040 all this other shit i'm like bro this shit gonna set the young guys up for failure

00:04:18.140 so uh yeah man just so for some of you guys out there you know it didn't mean to bring you guys

00:04:24.080 down memory lane but goddamn in the 2000s no wonder everybody was simping bro like they're out here

00:04:30.940 putting these hits out you know i'm saying just send dudes up for failure all over the place

00:04:34.820 remember when 12 peaches and cream peaches and cream peaches and cream that's that song like

00:04:40.080 yo my man that shit was an l2 no it was not an l yeah well yeah it was for you

00:04:45.780 big big l he did that i remember in the music video he he did some weird shit he'll come down

00:04:51.240 and then he like pulled him shit back up from the thing i was like oh shit

00:04:54.560 that ain't gonna get you out of divorce court though judge ain't gonna pull you up

00:04:59.140 you out of control anyway all right let's hit some of these chats real quick um okay uh least

00:05:06.900 professional episode of fetus so far martin i looked at your first videos on youtube your first

00:05:10.500 came a long way much respect for you and that's from he don't love you five thank you so much he

00:05:13.940 don't love you five uh and then we got haitian jack five bucks my cousin i recently debated the oj

00:05:18.240 case i don't believe he did it while he does can you do that case if possible absolutely and yeah

00:05:22.320 bro my man oj definitely did it bro uh mr b snorkel but hey he got away with it man shout out to

00:05:28.340 johnny cochran fantastic defense attorney that was a perfect example guys of having a good defense

00:05:33.080 attorney and making sure that your job as a defense attorney is to just dilute the quality of the

00:05:38.880 evidence presented by the state and that's what they did they attacked the evidence and uh they

00:05:42.580 were also able to attack the character of the police officers on the case uh the main detective you

00:05:47.180 know those allegations of him being racist and planting evidence all this other stuff they're able

00:05:51.120 to do that and do what create reasonable suspicion uh reasonable doubt boom if the glove doesn't

00:05:57.020 fit you must have quit uh you should look into having the real estate trapper on fnf you are

00:06:00.720 similar and speak the same game you all three get me rich hey man we got you baby that's what it's

00:06:05.240 about helping y'all build some wealth and then robert is a zambrano two bucks myron thank you for

00:06:08.740 keeping it real don demarco thank you so much my friend and then we got brandon so good to finally

00:06:14.500 see doll face on fed it yep i know you guys love her so she's here uh i hate her but she's here

00:06:19.180 guys because you got no i'm just kidding uh hey you brought doll back doll bay back yep for sure

00:06:24.160 uh the don to five bucks i'm here for the facts can i get an fbi open up it's iconic looking at

00:06:29.460 the topic yeah i got you my friend don't worry about it fbi open up yeah one of the favorite

00:06:36.320 sound effects from the squad and thank you guys we got what four four hundred twenty eight of you

00:06:39.580 guys in here right now guys do me a favor before we get into this bad boy and like the video

00:06:42.360 and then yeah my arena games from earlier okay i think we're caught up so all right cool today guys

00:06:46.880 we're going to break down the robert hanson case uh so before we do let's go ahead and break down

00:06:52.720 who this individual is i'm gonna screen share with y'all real quick and i'm gonna give you guys a

00:06:57.080 little bit of background on who he is before we get into it um and also i got a video that i'm gonna

00:07:01.760 play for you guys as well so i'll pull this up for y'all we do it live baby we do it live i guess you

00:07:10.080 guys um um so here he is robert hanson i'll pull this up right from the official fbi website as well

00:07:15.560 so oh let me share screen real fast all right and we also got a video to play with y'all as well

00:07:22.660 guys so we don't worry we we got all kinds of stuff for y'all all right so here he is guys um this is

00:07:29.060 robert uh our boy uh robert hanson here uh he was arrested in february 18 20 2011 but basically guys

00:07:34.680 this guy got arrested for um espionage okay trading secrets with the russians for monetary compensation

00:07:41.060 to give you guys a quick little background on him uh and let me uh go ahead let me go back real

00:07:47.220 fast and show you guys who he is here oh you know what boom robert hanson here is when he got arrested

00:07:54.940 actually this is the iconic photo uh okay so i'm gonna share this screen with you guys bear with me

00:08:05.420 real quick you guys see my my big nose mug you guys could be anywhere else but you're here with

00:08:12.700 us man so like the video okay so um shout out to dollface she gave me a quick little uh background

00:08:18.780 on him so okay guys so he was born april 18 1944 uh a couple weeks before d-day actually world war ii

00:08:24.620 um in chicago illinois uh he grew up in norwood park which is a small safe community with good schools

00:08:30.540 actually norwood park i think that's where the one of the girls that came on the show

00:08:33.900 is uh is from uh damn what's her name though she always argues with someone that's in a chat

00:08:40.060 he'd be uh with our boy goose island he'd be he'd be shitting on her but uh i'll remember her name

00:08:44.420 somebody in the chat will mention her name i know they will let me know if it comes up uh though but

00:08:48.800 anyway um so uh and uh in high school he wasn't a dater shadow guy shadowy kind of guy type of guy

00:08:55.200 you wouldn't recognize in the crowd or remember from high school uh his father was emotionally abusive

00:09:00.080 to him growing up and uh howard his father howard hansen uh thought that he was loser howard was a

00:09:05.920 high-ranking chicago police officer so he comes from a family of law enforcement and i'm going to

00:09:10.060 play a little bit of a video here guys for you guys we're going to be going back and forth between

00:09:13.680 we got a couple things to go over we're going to go over uh his history we're going to go over what

00:09:18.440 the fbi is what espionage is what the kgb is what the svr is all these things so that you guys

00:09:22.960 understand how serious of a crime this was okay um so here's the video that i got here and actually

00:09:29.980 i'll put it over on this side as well um if we get hit with copy of strike it is what it is we react

00:09:36.040 baby i'm gonna enlarge it for y'all let's go eventually hansen will expose the dark side of

00:09:46.720 his life to horse shower it starts with his father howard hansen who was openly critical he thought his

00:09:53.920 son was a wimp and he was gonna make his son a man he was as a result of doing that this is hansen's uh

00:10:00.580 one of hansen's former supervisors over at the fbi that turns out that he was very very hard on bob

00:10:07.120 uh very critical of him thought he was a loser howard hansen had decided his son was going to be a

00:10:13.720 dentist while attending dental school hansen meets his future wife bonnie she is a naturally

00:10:20.420 beautiful woman hansen's father didn't understand what she saw in his son he actually said to bob

00:10:28.080 and this is going to be very important uh him and his wife here and a big guy she's going to be

00:10:32.860 actually fairly uh critical in in this uh in this entire investigation hansen's uh wife uh when not

00:10:40.500 before they got married when they announced their engagement why do you want to marry my

00:10:45.680 son he's a loser now can you imagine what that would make you feel that's what your father said

00:10:51.200 about you god damn

00:10:53.200 his dad goes harder to paint man hansen defies his father and joins the chicago police department

00:11:03.500 he never walks a beat however he is assigned to a special squad where he meets another chicago cop

00:11:10.620 ernie rizzo i saw hansen when i was a cop and he was assigned to c5 um c5 was an elite chicago unit

00:11:19.300 that was to uh root out corrupt cops politicians it was the elite of the elite so this is like a public

00:11:27.080 corruption unit guys uh at the chicago police department uh which is an investigator squad which

00:11:31.420 hey pretty prestigious actually you know what i'm saying hansen went straight out of the academy

00:11:35.500 in the c5 i would imagine with some pull from his father hansen was a mystery guy if i had to

00:11:42.840 give an impression of hansen it would be a guy who you never want to put anything past uh

00:11:48.900 quiet guys scare me hansen was a scary guy bob and bonnie hansen were devout catholics

00:11:57.160 they would join opus day a fundamentalist catholic group this is very important guys his because um

00:12:04.440 this is gonna um actually expose a lot of things about him the fact that so keep in mind that he's

00:12:09.840 you know pretty devout religiously and he goes uh to church a lot okay and when he starts doing some

00:12:16.040 shit you all see what i'm talking about many police officers joined opus day even louis free hansen's

00:12:23.440 soon to be fbi leader he became uh a true believer vincent canestraro cia chief of counter intel okay

00:12:33.000 we're going to talk about counter intel and fbi and all this here in a second guys whether it was opus

00:12:36.760 day which is really kind of an extreme form of catholicism extreme adherence to it it requires a

00:12:43.800 certain kind of personality uh to want to uh basically torture your own body sacrifice your

00:12:51.680 own body in achieving some kind of religious objective he was a virulent anti-communist he

00:12:57.740 would say that the soviet union will fail because it's run by godless communists and mean it this was

00:13:03.180 a man who i would never gone to have a drink with i would never have asked him to go to a strip club

00:13:08.060 with i mean he wasn't a guy guy what was interesting is he had this dark side of him

00:13:12.700 where he almost was addicted to betrayal i think he's interesting doesn't believe in communism

00:13:19.880 religious guy see i you can see how i sent up this certain narrative you know what i'm saying

00:13:25.760 all right we got uh tx um z1 remixes bro hansen's dad is a menace for real for real

00:13:32.540 yo i ain't gonna lie yo my dad used to pick on me when i was growing up too man he used to tell me

00:13:37.760 all the time you're a pussy you know what i'm saying or yo you know you better shape up or you're

00:13:41.740 gonna be a nobody or whatever like my dad was tough on me growing up too man you need that bro

00:13:45.160 you need that you need that shit man shout out to fair use by the way man hansen was all for hansen

00:13:51.520 you know most cops are a bunch of guys getting together that's you know a brotherhood thing

00:13:56.160 that wasn't hansen hansen was his own one man situation he uh he didn't hell up or party up

00:14:02.600 hansen rejected the chicago pd he turned in his windy city badge for an fbi jacket

00:14:12.960 after a short stay in gary indiana he is transferred to new york city at the time

00:14:20.020 the fbi okay so you guys are probably wondering we got a lot of international viewers um so real quick

00:14:26.280 actually no i'll play this for a bit while i pull this up for y'all quarters was located on

00:14:29.900 the upper east side of manhattan a short distance from the u.n and close to the soviet mission to the

00:14:36.560 u.n coming up hansen walks into a nest of spies looking to sell secrets all right so while we do

00:14:46.420 that quick little break here all right because some of you guys might not know or at least properly

00:14:51.360 understand who the bureau is okay so i'm gonna go over this with y'all real fast okay so a lot of

00:15:01.700 people think oh fbi like are they like the cia or whatever yes and no and we're going to talk about

00:15:08.160 this here in a second so what the hell is fbi the fbi is the domestic uh federal bureau of

00:15:12.100 investigation domestic intelligence security service of the united states and its principal

00:15:15.420 federal law enforcement agency operating under the jurisdiction united states department of justice

00:15:18.740 the fbi is also a member of the u.s intelligence community and reports to both the attorney general

00:15:22.880 and the director of national intelligence a leading u.s counterterrorism counterintelligence

00:15:26.240 and criminal investigative organization the fbi has jurisdiction over violations of more than 200

00:15:30.420 categories of federal crimes okay what the hell does that mean in english so the fbi has two hats

00:15:35.380 guys all right they have an intelligence hat and they have a law enforcement hat let me make this

00:15:40.340 very clear to you guys intelligence is not law enforcement okay intelligence is gathering intel

00:15:47.140 typically for the purposes of gaining leverage other some kind of foreign nation to some degree

00:15:51.300 okay now the fbi is mainly preoccupied right in today's day and age their number one threat guy

00:15:58.980 um threat is terrorism that is the number one thing and as a matter of fact let's go on their official

00:16:03.440 website so y'all know i'm not capping or some bullshit like this so fbi right um you go on their thing

00:16:08.080 it's fbi.gov by the way here in the united states boom fbi.gov you go here right they got their

00:16:15.360 their most wanted uh missing persons is typically how their stuff has always been uh you go into a

00:16:20.840 bout okay um let's see here missions and priorities okay uh yeah our our priorities uh u.s terrorist

00:16:31.220 attack so terrorism counterintelligence espionage uh cyber criminal activity and then uh public corruption

00:16:37.680 which you know dirty cops and stuff like that right so um here let me actually go back a bit here

00:16:43.800 because and this is a typical government website poorly designed you know what i'm saying guys uh

00:16:49.560 but you know this this is the u.s government this uh this how the we always make this joke on uh that

00:16:54.300 the u.s government is always several years behind uh okay so what we investigate bam right so here

00:16:59.520 obviously terrorism is their number one thing guys right and we talked about this we broke this down

00:17:03.760 on the uh boston marathon bombing case uh the joint terrorism task force which is basically you know

00:17:09.160 a task force combined of several different agencies federal state local municipal whatever they all

00:17:13.680 sit in one location typically an fbi field office uh in a major city and they investigate terrorism

00:17:18.360 together they use everyone's different authorities and uh databases and skill sets and uh you know

00:17:23.860 abilities to go ahead and combat terrorism from a holistic level this obviously came uh became much

00:17:29.880 more prioritized after 9-11 because a big reason i'm going to break down 9-11 for y'all as well too

00:17:33.800 by the way uh but the problem with 9-11 was 9-11 there were intelligence gaps al-qaeda was able to

00:17:40.240 exploit those and they were able to successfully conduct the 9-11 attacks because people weren't

00:17:44.660 sharing information which obviously jdtf nowadays is responsible for doing that but you got counter

00:17:49.900 intelligence uh counterintelligence as well which is basically espionage okay um and we're going to

00:17:55.820 talk about that in detail as well today as today but basically guys fbi like i said we have two they

00:18:01.600 have two hats right they got i said we lol no i worked for homeland security not fbi but um but

00:18:06.560 fbi does the law enforcement and they do the counterintelligence and they do the intelligence

00:18:09.980 right which a lot of the intelligence portion is counterintelligence people that they might discover

00:18:15.360 to be spies people that are working for the u.s government that are giving secrets away uh you know

00:18:20.780 whether it's chinese foreign intelligence russian foreign intelligence or worse yet someone that works

00:18:24.300 for the government that's sharing secrets with foreign powers okay giving classified information away

00:18:28.980 all right whether it's secret top secret or top secret sci which we'll break that down a little

00:18:33.980 bit as well there's different clearances that you have to have um but then they also have the law

00:18:39.020 enforcement side which is you know the the public corruption the bank robberies the uh the terrorism

00:18:45.200 cases etc um so they have two different hats guys there um and other other law enforcement agencies

00:18:52.580 have intelligence sections too but by far the fbi is the strongest law enforcement

00:18:58.600 intelligence agency in the united states because they have two different hats that they wear

00:19:03.140 does homeland security have intelligence yes they do does dea have intelligence yes they do does atf

00:19:07.180 have intelligence yes they do however it's going to be capped if i tell you guys that it comes anywhere

00:19:11.940 close to the fbi because fbi is a serious component to the intelligence community community the biggest

00:19:17.980 thing though guys is that the fbi prioritizes intelligence domestically okay whereas people like the nsa

00:19:24.920 and the cia prioritize intelligence internationally one more time for y'all because i want you guys to

00:19:30.400 really burn this in your brains okay because everyone thinks that the cia and fbi are the same no they

00:19:35.580 are not okay the fbi wears two hats law enforcement and intelligence okay with the intelligence side the fbi is

00:19:42.880 in charge of domestic intelligence okay whereas the cia is not a law enforcement agency they do not have

00:19:48.480 arrest authority especially within the united states the cia is an international agency and they

00:19:53.420 prioritize collecting information on foreign nationals abroad never domestically okay um it's a

00:20:01.760 big issue if you if which is why snowden got so much trouble because he revealed information uh from

00:20:07.340 wikileaks that show that they were collecting on u.s citizens which is something that intelligence

00:20:11.340 agencies are not supposed to be doing but anyway that's a whole other conversation that's all public

00:20:15.700 information now at this point right oh and by the way real quick because i should just to let you

00:20:19.920 guys know we're not going to be discussing anything classified on this podcast all right we're not

00:20:23.900 going to do that all right uh though i am familiar with how intelligence works everything like that

00:20:28.300 we're not going to talk about any of that stuff anything that we do talk about on today's episode is

00:20:31.680 going to be openly available uh stuff that's discoverable stuff that's already out there we're not

00:20:37.420 going to be talking about no classified stuff so if you're here to be like oh that's what is not going

00:20:41.040 to operate bro that's illegal and that's not how we do things and plus uh classified shit is not as

00:20:46.460 sexy as you guys think it is trust me it is a lot of the time it's like information you're like what

00:20:49.620 the fuck like this isn't even that it's it's not classified because it's actually like secret stuff

00:20:54.780 a lot of time it's because it's collected in a certain fashion which automatically makes it

00:20:57.600 classified that's where how classified shit ends up classified most of the time all right guys

00:21:01.260 so all right let me hit some of these chats real fast um we got uh aaron blankard uh can we get

00:21:08.740 that hood rich pablo juan case i don't know who pablo juan is but i'll write that down can you

00:21:13.020 make a note of that uh at all uh martin have you ever been investigated by internal affairs or have

00:21:16.920 a story of someone you know that was investigated by internal affairs i told i told a story about this

00:21:20.660 uh one time so yeah actually i did get uh uh an investigation open on me by uh it's called the

00:21:26.720 office of professional responsibility and it was over some bullshit bro people basically uh a nightclub

00:21:32.140 made an allegation that i went in there and caused a bunch of ruckus which i never did and it ended up

00:21:36.680 getting uh cleared and nothing happened but yes i mean the thing is bro it's very easy to get

00:21:41.380 anything open like you it's easy to get an internal affairs case open on you because all that all that

00:21:46.320 has to happen is an allegation it could be complete bullshit but if they open if they someone makes

00:21:50.120 allegation they have to investigate it they have to they have to clear it so um yeah it was

00:21:54.900 administrative it wasn't criminal it was basically someone made allegations i went to a nightclub and

00:21:58.980 started an issue which i did not and it got cleared you know uh when you ain't you know the biggest

00:22:04.440 thing is when those things happen to you aaron blackard five bucks again thank you so much uh

00:22:08.160 the biggest thing is that if you you know if you're ever if you work in law enforcement whether uh you

00:22:12.160 know federal state local whatever even in the government in general and like you know an internal

00:22:15.580 affairs office or professional responsibility comes in and tries to interview you like be honest show up

00:22:21.120 to the interview you a lot of the times you have to show up you can't just like it's not a criminal

00:22:24.420 case it's administrative so therefore you don't have the same you know criminal rights and you know just

00:22:29.480 be honest don't lie whatever you do don't lie when you lie that's when they could come out to you

00:22:33.140 for 1001 and all this other stuff and then it can turn really bad or you get fired for um you know

00:22:38.340 lack of candor because when you have a especially if you're law enforcement your your uh your integrity

00:22:43.040 is everything so if you lie to internal affairs agents and they're able to verify that you lied bro

00:22:47.280 it's a wrap you done you're giglio you're useless uh kenny from the a already my favorite episode do

00:22:53.400 more like these got you uh yeah i'll be doing more um terrorism cases well i'll probably do terrorism

00:22:57.760 slash counter espionage i know you like guys like this stuff um i will do um the 9-11 case i don't know

00:23:02.900 if i'm going to do it next i try to mix it up i try to do like drug then maybe a rico then maybe a

00:23:08.380 gang then maybe uh you know um a terrorism case i try to mix it up with y'all like last week i did

00:23:13.220 rallo drug trafficking uh malmc hey mara what are your thoughts on the doj spying and rating

00:23:17.260 journalist homes of project veritas um i need to get more uh informed on it but if i'll tell you guys

00:23:24.100 this it for to get a search warrant for a home is incredibly difficult so if they were able to get

00:23:29.780 search warrants on a home and or a business that tells me they have quite a bit of probable cause

00:23:33.720 man and we're actually going to read an affidavit that shows that so i'm going to show you guys the

00:23:36.960 detail that agents have to be able to articulate to be able to get a search warrant it ain't easy

00:23:41.560 especially a federal one north hollywood shootout you should do for a crime uh and that's from

00:23:46.360 darren sunnier i've never heard of that shootout but i can look it up um txz1 remixes brohan's dead

00:23:53.000 as men's for okay we i think we're caught up all right so uh let's go back um so uh so yeah you

00:23:59.900 guys so we broke down what oh so um so we know what intelligence is counterintelligence guys is

00:24:05.280 basically um combating agencies foreign or even even even here in the united states whether it's like a

00:24:14.000 a local spy uh trying to gain intelligence on american uh law enforcement american infrastructure

00:24:21.140 american weapons technology etc that is what counterintelligence is preventing uh foreign

00:24:28.360 nations a lot of times from gaining leverage on the united states uh and or compromising information

00:24:34.460 okay that's in a nice nutshell that's what it is very simply put okay obviously there's like a whole

00:24:39.380 big textbook definition but in general that's what counterintelligence is is safeguarding american

00:24:45.900 or safeguarding your national uh secrets that have uh whether they're secret top secret you know

00:24:52.800 public trust level regard protecting national secrets okay uh technology all that stuff

00:24:59.480 um let's see here and i think we got another chat from jonathan hogu thank you so much 10 bucks

00:25:05.720 hey martin uh if you want some light reading with a few laughs check out the case falls for

00:25:10.260 operation street sweeper a jtf just took down an entire dto in north shore massachusetts that

00:25:15.400 self-snitched okay uh street sweeper okay i'll look that up can you write that down too don't uh

00:25:21.300 street operations street sweeper at jtf just took down you mean a jttf that'd be weird though for the

00:25:27.000 jttf to do a drug case it's got to have a terrorism nexus if the jttf is doing it so i'll definitely look

00:25:32.400 it up though um all right yeah drug dto means drug trafficking organization so uh all right so let's go

00:25:40.840 head back to our documentary here uh so yeah guys those are the main differences between the fbi and

00:25:50.000 the cia um because a lot of people conflate the two as if they're the same they are not the same

00:25:54.280 whatsoever guys at all so

00:25:57.320 actually hold on did i have it over here oh yeah

00:26:03.280 share screen

00:26:05.720 you guys like that music city east 67th street 1981 the russian mission to the united nations

00:26:27.100 across the street from an nypd precinct and two blocks from fbi offices where robert hanson was

00:26:35.180 assigned to monitor the comings and goings at the russian mission known as the nest of spies

00:26:41.660 the rents and the living expenses in new york were stupendously higher than gary indiana

00:26:48.460 hanson is given access to sensitive information for the first time and he's feeling some financial

00:26:55.460 pressure he had a young growing family and a wife and he needed money they bought a house in

00:27:02.500 scarsdale which is an upscale suburb of new york and real quick guys anytime you work to try to get a

00:27:10.100 clearance you work for the u.s government whether it's you know you're going to get a secret clearance

00:27:13.480 a top secret clearance the top secret uh um compartmentalized information clearance aka sci

00:27:18.700 you're going to go through a background check and on the background check a big part of the background

00:27:22.560 check is your financial background your credit history etc which is why i tell you guys all the

00:27:27.700 time if you want government service you want to be a police officer a special agent law enforcement

00:27:31.100 general or get a clearance whether it's in the intelligence agencies uh whether it's nsa dia uh cia

00:27:36.760 right any of these uh government positions that require clearance you need to have good credit guys

00:27:41.840 and a big reason why is because they want to make sure that you're not going to be able to get

00:27:44.280 compromised financially okay and a lot of times when people you know defect or do stupid stuff like

00:27:50.320 what our boy hansen's about to do right now is because of financial reasons so what you know

00:27:54.520 look he's living in new york city it's expensive um even back in the 80s it was ridiculously expensive

00:27:59.000 uh and you know he's assigned to the new york field office there and um yeah it ain't cheap

00:28:04.500 the house was over his head financially and the credit card bills were mounting up and and he was he was

00:28:13.160 in trouble so one day he did something unlike his his later uh activities where he was very cautious

00:28:21.160 as far as i know he walked right into the office of the soviet trade company on 753rd avenue known as am

00:28:28.960 hey let's pull this bad boy up all right i know you guys love it when we do this uh

00:28:33.680 753rd ave 753rd ave new york all right is this it right here

00:28:49.600 tour and volunteer to service so i think this is it right here gentlemen ladies and gentlemen boom

00:28:59.680 yep this is right here in manhattan there's a bank of america right there

00:29:06.580 yep this is it looks more modern yeah it definitely looks yeah and you can see it even right here

00:29:15.180 from the top okay yeah that's definitely it that's it so this is where this is where our boys from

00:29:21.740 motor russia we're sitting right across street from and the fbi field office is this this must be a

00:29:27.680 subset because i know for a fact the fbi is that uh in new york their main field office and let me see

00:29:33.300 if i still remember 26 federal plaza if i'm not mistaken

00:29:44.060 yeah right down the street yeah this is where the fbi sits

00:29:54.720 um in new york this is where the uh this is where the main

00:30:01.020 god damn it why why does it not let me go to street view

00:30:09.020 because i'm clicking it where's the little man i know i got to drop the little man there

00:30:18.100 some locations won't allow you to drop the man there

00:30:21.400 oh hold on here's the little man right here god damn it yeah you get like that little yellow guy

00:30:28.560 you know i'm talking about yeah i know what you're talking about god damn it all right whatever

00:30:33.400 some locations won't allow you to they hate him yeah see here he's right here here he is

00:30:39.180 right yo little man yeah they gonna let me they hate you now all right whatever but yeah this that's

00:30:49.080 where the the fbi main field office is but now now we know what they're talking about

00:30:52.600 one russian who knows his way around the mission at 67th street is ole kalugin a former kgb agent

00:31:00.460 all right what the fuck is the kgb all right so let's pull it up right here i got it for y'all

00:31:05.360 all right ready to go kgb guys is think of them as the um cia equivalent okay or uh potentially

00:31:14.380 potentially an fbi equivalent um the kgb and remember guys this is soviet union so this is

00:31:19.440 well let's go let's go backwards a little bit i might have jumped the gun here so what is the

00:31:24.160 soviet union here we go soviet and officially the the union of soviet socialist republic ussr was a

00:31:30.060 communist state that spanned eurasia from 1922 to 1991 it was nominally a federal union of multiple

00:31:36.300 nation national republics and practice its government and economy were highly centralized

00:31:40.520 until its final years the country was a one-party state prior to 1990 governed by the communist party

00:31:45.520 of the soviet union with moscow as its capital within its largest and most populous republic the

00:31:50.380 russian usfsr other major urban centers were leningrad uh kiev aka ukraine shout shout to ukraine

00:31:59.180 uh minsk tash kent alma atta and uh nov novosibirsk russian svr it was the largest country in the

00:32:10.120 world uh covering over 22 million 402 200 square kilometers and spanning 11 time zones god damn and

00:32:19.540 russia still is the biggest uh country in the world by the way the soviet union had its roots in the

00:32:23.300 october revolution 1917 when bolsheviks headed by vladimir lenin overthrew the provisional government that had

00:32:29.180 earlier replaced the house of roman of the russian empire okay so that's a quick little overview of

00:32:33.980 the soviet union guys so when they talk about communists all this other stuff in the cold war

00:32:37.240 whatever it was with our boys over at the uh you know ussr aka united the soviet union okay and they

00:32:44.520 crumbled in 1991 all right so the kgb was the secret police of the soviet union okay they're the main

00:32:53.440 security agency for the soviet union from march 13 1954 until december 3rd 1991 and our boy vladimir

00:32:59.420 putin is former kgb by the way the current sitting president of russia as a direct successor of

00:33:04.340 proceeding agencies such as the cheka gpu ogpu nkgb nkvd and mgb it was attached to the council

00:33:13.620 of ministers it was a chief government agency of union republic jurisdiction carrying out internal

00:33:18.820 security intelligence and secret police functions similar agencies operated in each of the republics

00:33:23.180 of the soviet union aside from the russian sfsr with many associated ministries state communities

00:33:28.240 and state commissions so think of them guys as the fbi's equivalent and or cia pseudo equivalent

00:33:34.500 for soviet union russia okay and our boy hansen was old enough to work with not only the soviet union

00:33:42.500 but also the svr so he dealt with the russia post-soviet union collapse as well and we'll get into that

00:33:47.180 but now that we know what the kgb is let's go back kalugin's colleagues in moscow informed him

00:33:54.200 that someone i like the goddamn video man who's giving y'all this kind of sauce you got anything

00:34:00.220 you want to say by the way to the people's office before i go back continue on um yeah y'all like the

00:34:04.260 video man like we giving you all this information i'm gonna need y'all to like the video just like

00:34:08.700 the video guys yeah shout out to storm by the way she got that white hair going all right let's keep

00:34:13.200 with access to american secrets was offering them for sale kalugin in an exclusive interview

00:34:20.620 recalls that moment in 1981 hansen had access to the national security issues he had access to some

00:34:29.960 of the most sensitive secrets of the united states government the information he provided was so

00:34:35.380 valuable from the very beginning that we had no just other opinions he was a genuine one

00:34:43.840 just so y'all know they want this boy dead in russia

00:34:46.800 yo if they ever caught this dude who would walk in there himself he smacked the shit out of that boy

00:34:54.440 you betrayed russia boom he would smack the fuck out this dude bro

00:34:58.700 yo he's the robert hansen of russia right now if you're just see i'll know if they ever caught this

00:35:08.180 boy in russia it's a wrap

00:35:10.500 we all already had someone in the united states cia rick ames we immediately realized that that has

00:35:22.880 access to truly secret information was perhaps even far better than that of rick ames hansen had

00:35:31.980 just walked into the russian office he caught their security people by surprise no one got a picture of

00:35:38.640 him and when he demanded payment he had it delivered in cash to a post office box with his identity hidden

00:35:46.400 author david wise who penned the story of hansen's life in the book spy says hansen's information led to the death of a high-ranking

00:35:56.500 soviet double agent he gave them the identity of a soviet officer who military officer who was codenamed top hat by the fbi and was an important very important source for american intelligence for something like 20 years

00:36:12.400 well for that and some other material that he turned over a list of uh of kgb of gru guys i don't think you guys understand how significant that is that he basically gave information on a double agent basically his equivalent and yeah that dude got caught and them boys out there in moscow gave him the quick little

00:36:34.400 you cheat on russia you die boom they fucked that boy up and you don't know over there in russia

00:36:43.200 they ain't gonna due process what is that done okay fucking done uh jonathan hogway uh oh sorry

00:36:52.000 and we got uh let's see here uh let's see i read some of these chats real fast guys thank you so much for

00:36:58.380 donations i'm actually gonna pull up the criminal complaint here in a second for y'all i think the north

00:37:01.940 hollywood shootout he's talking about was the bank robbery that happened in that area north hollywood

00:37:06.000 california if you can look it up okay we'll write that one down we got j will here 20 bucks hey myron love

00:37:10.540 the new channel if you ever have a chance you should cover the previous up-and-coming rapper rod dicks from

00:37:14.840 nyc i actually reviewed his background in case for fun i think it would be a great show rod dicks is that

00:37:19.900 the dude that uh got caught for like a couple murders in brooklyn if i'm not mistaken uh because i've already i read

00:37:25.640 his case so yeah i could do that too um okay so what we're gonna do now guys is we're gonna take

00:37:32.980 a quick little break from the documentary and i'm gonna start reading to y'all the um um the uh

00:37:39.600 this document right here okay we're gonna read this criminal complaint

00:37:44.840 and we're gonna go through and we're gonna bounce around the documentary as well

00:37:49.080 is puna dictator well allegedly

00:37:52.300 all right so um can y'all see the affidavit okay let me enlarge it a little bit all right

00:37:59.320 so as you guys know um oh wrong one my bad gotta enlarge it over here

00:38:05.640 that better that's a lot better right yeah okay and then let me enlarge this one on the other end as

00:38:12.720 well okay and uh i'll pull up this this uh youtube video when we're um when we need it

00:38:19.560 okay so uh this is right here guys is a criminal complaint affidavit as you guys know you've watched

00:38:24.780 the episode uh fed it for a while now what is a criminal complaint a criminal complaint is an

00:38:28.820 affidavit written by a special agent or a task force officer that has federal authority to um to get

00:38:36.520 an arrest warrant for a subject okay there's two ways to typically arrest someone three actually

00:38:42.240 in the federal system there's by a criminal complaint indictment right where they're charged

00:38:47.240 by a grand jury or by something called an information which we've covered all three actually

00:38:52.440 we've covered information criminal complaint and indictments 99 90 of the time i would say 85 to 90

00:38:58.420 of the time they're done through indictment where you go to a grand jury you testify you give your

00:39:02.620 facts you know they give you a true bill and then bam judge gives you an arrest warrant you go get

00:39:06.720 your guy or you can do it like this where you write a criminal complaint up as the agent you write

00:39:11.340 your affidavit up with all your facts you bring it to a judge judge signs it you get an arrest warrant

00:39:16.080 so there's two different ways to get an arrest warrant okay so this one is better because in

00:39:20.160 the affidavit we can actually read the facts that led to the arrest okay so here we go eastern

00:39:26.760 district of virginia alexandria division uh robert philip hansen aka b aka ramon garcia aka jim baker

00:39:32.340 aka g robertson and these were the different names that he used uh when he communicated with the

00:39:37.640 russians all right affidavit in support of a criminal complaint arrest warrant and search

00:39:41.540 warrants guys this this is not common for you to do a criminal complaint in support of multiple

00:39:47.080 different types of warrants like this typically it's for just an arrest warrant but they're doing

00:39:50.460 it for a search warrant as well which you guys are going to see uh this is a very unique situation

00:39:55.480 where you're going to be able to see uh probable cause needed for a search warrant as well and we'll

00:39:58.900 go over that um this is gonna be a longer show i ain't gonna lie to y'all but we got a lot of sauce to

00:40:03.520 cover this is gonna be really good stuff you guys are gonna learn a lot and you guys are gonna

00:40:06.380 see the depth of what is required to get a search warrant okay i've ran a million search warrants

00:40:11.220 myself man maybe i got one somewhere that i could show y'all uh but you need a lot of evidence to go

00:40:16.000 through a search warrant guys okay aka the fourth amendment which we broke down on other episodes

00:40:19.360 as well look at this my nigga got a table of fucking contents bro this is not common all right i'll tell

00:40:26.080 you guys this you write an affidavit with a table of contents oh lord i already know for a fact the

00:40:32.180 agent probably didn't write this this was 100 ran by a usa 100 you guys are probably wondering what

00:40:37.140 the hell is a usa assist united states attorney okay a usa um they are the ones that prosecute

00:40:43.980 the cases think of they're the federal prosecutors and it's very common guys where an a usa is going

00:40:48.100 to write your affidavit for you you just show up to the judge do you swear everything is true and

00:40:51.620 best correct you're not true and correct the best of your knowledge yes i do bam you sign it is

00:40:56.320 because at the federal level guys the a usa is working with you like this like you're talking

00:41:01.620 to the a usa more than you talk to your family i don't think people understand like when you work

00:41:04.840 a federal case this is why the feds don't lose the a usa's if they decide because they can choose to

00:41:09.040 take take the case or not so if they do choose to take the case which a case like this you know

00:41:13.160 we're talking about foreign espionage a dirty agent uh money being involved this is a sexy case the

00:41:19.220 department of justice is going to be all over this okay they probably had someone from doj main take

00:41:23.460 this case so they're 100 going to be all in and we're doing a case like this everything is going

00:41:28.420 to be heavily scrutinized heavily monitored so the a usa is going to be like this with the agent

00:41:32.440 they're going to be talking on everything a the usa is going to know the case like the back of his

00:41:36.820 hand it's not like typical where you see the prosecutor like oh so tell me about this no no no

00:41:40.960 he's involved in a case a lot of the time you and the a usa are actually like tag teaming spitballing

00:41:46.400 ideas and coming up with investigative things together hell sometimes you shouldn't be doing this but i've

00:41:52.580 seen it before where sometimes a usa's are so involved in the cases they show up to the

00:41:56.480 interviews yeah yeah we laugh yeah man they be they be getting they be getting into it these

00:42:05.620 prosecutors sometimes and the thing is is that sometimes like a lot of the time you don't want

00:42:10.000 them to be witnesses you don't want them to be in the interviews because they could be witnesses

00:42:12.840 but they'll show up they'll be there like they won't they might not sit in in the actual interview

00:42:17.620 and ask the questions but they'll be present when you do the takedown they'll be present when people

00:42:21.780 are being debriefed like they'll show up they get very very involved guys so a case like this i would

00:42:25.880 not be surprised if the a usa wasn't there with that agent doing everything okay but yeah when i

00:42:30.580 see a table of contents like this me as a former agent i already know what time it is ain't no agent

00:42:34.380 write this shit this was probably written by a usa all right so uh and yeah look at this summary

00:42:39.060 investigation key terms and entities background of philip hansen federal bureau investigation

00:42:43.240 employment and duties oaths of office security clearances acknowledges residencies okay you guys are

00:42:47.020 probably wondering what the hell why do they need to know all this the reason why guys is because

00:42:50.940 they're going to need to establish that he did take an oath that he was going to serve and protect

00:42:55.760 under the constitution united states this is all very important for them to establish what they're

00:43:00.300 going to charge him with which is espionage and assistance to a foreign government all right and

00:43:04.860 we won't read through all that guys but uh but we're going to skim through it those portions

00:43:08.280 uh basis for information is affidavit the kgb as aka b's operation remember guys his nickname was b

00:43:14.420 um forensic evidence material obtained from hansen's fbi office and vehicle recording a telephone

00:43:19.600 conversation dead drop sites palm uh three correlation of hansen's work assignments to

00:43:24.420 b's disclosure to the kgb slash svr hansen used the fbi automated uh case system b's old friend

00:43:30.300 uh right and warrants requested conclusion that's a probable cause so all this stuff guys and we're

00:43:34.640 going to go through this this is a fairly long affidavit matter of fact how many pages is bad

00:43:38.600 boy it's 100 pages but we're not going to go through everything don't worry guys and it flies because

00:43:42.220 there's a lot of dead space in the in the uh in the affidavit as well all right so uh before we get into

00:43:48.420 wait let me look at these uh chats real quick i hope you guys are excited as i am um because this

00:43:52.920 is a really really cool case uh and shout out to the person that requested me do this case as well

00:43:58.380 i want to ask about the difference between hsi versus fbi also is there another dollface episode

00:44:02.640 on fedbit i don't think i have a i think i have a crush on her which episode do you help me with

00:44:06.120 before um nba young boy there we go yeah she helped me on the nba young boy joint that one was

00:44:12.020 those thorough as well thank you for that um and then we got uh she's been laughing here by the way

00:44:17.740 guys on the side uh what else do we have here and thank you guys so much for the support man we got

00:44:24.160 almost a thousand y'all in here man so like the video santos lirify bucks uh oh read that one before

00:44:31.600 just want to make sure i didn't miss anybody and then tct as an army dude with 22 years and access

00:44:36.580 to classified info we are minded annually about hanson has been drilled into our heads that he's done the

00:44:40.780 most damage to u.s security in history yep you already know what time it is man shout out to you tct

00:44:44.340 um and then okay i think oh okay sorry okay so tct there he is thank you so much for that chat uh

00:44:54.640 would you do one of your own cases yes guys i will do one of my own cases for y'all i will don't worry

00:44:59.140 and i've been getting a lot of requests for uh tory lanes and for uh um young doff rest in peace i'm

00:45:05.400 gonna do those cases guys don't worry it's just that uh young doff speaking of which actually quick

00:45:09.620 announcement anybody from the memphis tennessee area dm me at unplug fit right now okay uh i need

00:45:16.140 court documents and the thing is is that getting court documents that are state are a pain in the

00:45:20.200 ass okay so anyone that lives in the memphis tennessee area or lives in tennessee in general

00:45:24.880 uh hit me up all right uh so that we can work together and get some court get these court documents

00:45:30.820 for the uh young doff case and then as far as tory lanes goes i think i have someone

00:45:34.400 out in la that's going to get it for me but guys the county of los angeles is also a pain to get the

00:45:39.740 court documents and the case is pending uh michael pennix 10 bucks oh sorry uh uh uh thank you

00:45:46.100 i increased my credit score for score from 604 in september to now it's 801 just simply taking your

00:45:51.780 advice sir that's what we do over here for a fresh and fit baby when fed it as well maybe uh help you

00:45:58.600 guys become better men in general and then who was that person that became a member uh zokai welcome man

00:46:03.360 welcome and uh i'm giving out we got badges man so yeah guys do me a favor like the video

00:46:07.000 and subscribe to the channel so let's get cracking on this bad boy affidavit in support of criminal

00:46:11.540 complaint arrest warrant and search warrants i stephan a pluta being doorly sworn to pose and

00:46:15.220 stay as follows what did i teach you guys before first first paragraph is always you talk about

00:46:20.980 your background our president is a special agent of the federal bureau investigation and assigned to

00:46:25.080 the washington field office in district of columbia i've been employed as fbi special agent for

00:46:28.640 approximately 13 years i've completed fbi training in foreign counterintelligence matters as a result of my

00:46:32.760 training experience i'm familiar with the tactics methods and techniques of foreign intelligence

00:46:36.320 services and their agents this affidavit in support in our application for the following a warrant for

00:46:41.040 the arrest of robert philip hansen with his date of birth for violations of title 8 usc 794 transmitting

00:46:47.220 national defense information and 794 c conspiracy to commit espionage and search warrants for the

00:46:53.940 residents of robert philip hansen such as premises known as described as a single-family residence located at

00:46:58.220 9 414 talisman drive vienna virginia all right guys i'm already ahead of you i know what you guys

00:47:03.100 are going to want so let's take a look at the crib that the fbi did a search at pulling it up right

00:47:09.460 now for you guys do you have anything you want to say so far go face as far as uh our boy goes um

00:47:16.540 the case is very interesting like this is a very interesting case like he i ain't gonna lie he

00:47:23.580 he done goof he's smart nah he's oh he's very smart yeah guys he got he evaded 20 years yeah he did

00:47:29.420 this shit for 20 years i gotta give him his flowers oh yeah oh he lives in a nice neighborhood man oh

00:47:35.440 that's nice so here we go uh so it was uh nine four one four talisman drive god damn it over here

00:47:45.500 all right so let me see if i can go over here will not let me go oh it won't let you go further down

00:47:52.620 huh yeah very interesting all right so let me look here so this is talisman right now which house let's

00:48:00.460 see at least we can get an idea of what the numbers are this one okay that one is nine four oh seven

00:48:08.220 nine four oh eight is this it right here

00:48:13.340 is it the double is it this joint right here

00:48:17.660 it says nine six no nine four nine four eleven or is this it right here maybe that's it this is nine

00:48:24.940 four eleven

00:48:25.580 it's got to be this one then because this these this one yeah it won't let you let you go down

00:48:33.260 yeah it won't let me go down the street yeah it's probably down there yeah it's probably

00:48:36.540 because this one hold on because i think on on this side over here are odds

00:48:44.380 so this means this side's got to be even which one what is okay this this is nine four oh eight

00:48:48.620 right here yeah so that means that this one is probably nine four ten

00:48:57.500 this one is nine four ten and then this so it might be this how it's it's one of these two houses

00:49:03.180 right here and actually they're going to show a picture of it in the affidavit because when you

00:49:07.820 do a search warrant guys they need to show you a picture of what is going to be searched and i know

00:49:13.420 this because it was always a pain in the ass to get pictures of what was going to be searched

00:49:18.860 they're going to need so it's going to probably have pictures right here don't worry guys we're not

00:49:23.900 going to read through all of that because a lot of this is like um like i said they copied and pasted

00:49:29.180 like stuff from like you know um his employment like when you when you when you work for the

00:49:34.300 government they make you sign disclosures and all this other stuff so they're like showing what he

00:49:37.500 signed that's why it's so long a lot of them uh bam bam bam bam because they should okay so probable

00:49:48.140 cause did they not put pictures in there this man this lazy ass agent bro you didn't put my guy

00:49:53.820 pictures it's two well it's 2001 they probably didn't even have cameras back then it's not like

00:50:00.060 a cell phone nowadays bruh he was like i gotta go out there with a big ass camera right nah i'm good

00:50:06.780 man this dude gonna know it's us yeah because you're supposed to whenever you do a search warrant guys just

00:50:11.900 so y'all know a quick little class session you have to take a picture of what's going to be searched and

00:50:17.100 outline exactly what is to be what's to be searched and what you're looking for

00:50:21.580 okay so that's why i'm very surprised here that they did a search warrant for a home and they did

00:50:25.660 not put the house because it's supposed to be attachment c unless they didn't add it to this

00:50:29.740 thing okay fair enough

00:50:35.660 they might not put it in for other reasons all right okay so let's keep going so but we know where

00:50:42.620 he lives we have a general idea it's it's got to be this house right here it's one of these two houses

00:50:47.100 okay because we know that one over there this one was not this one right here was nine nine four

00:50:52.540 oh eight right so this one is probably nine ten nine twelve it's probably this joint right here nine

00:50:57.900 nine fourteen and remember it when we first came up it brought us right here it got to be that one

00:51:03.340 it's got to be yeah it's got to be that one and i don't know why the hell they're blurring this

00:51:06.940 joint right here probably it right there where it's blurred why would they blur it though yo this

00:51:11.020 this was taking a 2019 my man been in jail for like almost 20 years at this point i don't know

00:51:15.340 they probably i don't know they got the reason yeah i guess so all right strange very very strange

00:51:21.980 all right um so

00:51:25.740 all right uh let's see here and then here's the house that they're the cars that they're going to

00:51:30.060 search etc okay in my capacity is case agent assigned to this matter i have examined documents

00:51:34.220 and other records printed into this investigation for numerous sources okay guys the case agent guys is

00:51:38.460 the person that runs the case all right it typically is affian on the on the on the criminal

00:51:43.500 complaints it's the person that's working with the usa they're the case agent all right and i'm not

00:51:47.260 surprised that it was someone based out of washington dc um searches from various forms of surveillance

00:51:52.540 have also been conducted pursuant to foreign intelligence service act fisa and orders of the foreign

00:51:56.940 intelligence service court fisk okay you're probably wondering what the hell is the foreign intelligence

00:52:01.180 service fisa all right this guys is another world which we will delve into right now as well so you

00:52:07.820 know what the hell we're about to talk about right now all right

00:52:15.500 so

00:52:20.780 let's pull it up right from our boys over at department of justice

00:52:26.220 foreign intelligence services act of 1978 aka fisa uh like title three of the omnibus crime

00:52:30.940 control and safe streets act of 1968 the wiretap act yes guys title three remember i told you guys

00:52:35.260 before i have a whole video where i break down what title threes are title three is listening to

00:52:38.780 phone lines and or listening to active communication whether uh oral whatever may be so this means at

00:52:44.140 monitoring someone's email monitoring someone's phone monitoring someone's text message monitoring

00:52:48.460 someone's blackberry messenger whatever it may be real time so you're getting all the messages that

00:52:53.100 they're getting real time okay uh the fisa legislation was a result of congressional investigations into federal

00:52:58.780 service federal surveillance activities conducted in name of national security

00:53:03.020 through fisa congress sought to provide judicial and congressional oversight of foreign intelligence

00:53:07.340 surveillance activities while maintaining the secrecy necessary to effectively monitor

00:53:11.740 national security threats fisa was initially enacted in 1978 and sets out procedures for his

00:53:16.460 physical and electronic surveillance and collection of foreign intelligence information initially fisa

00:53:20.060 addressed only electronic surveillance but has significantly amended to address the use of pen

00:53:23.820 registers and trap and trace devices physical searches and business records okay what the

00:53:29.340 fuck is a trap and trace man about to give you all some sauce right now because nobody else can break

00:53:33.820 this down for you a trap and trace guys is basically when you can look real time and i've done this

00:53:40.140 before also known as a pen register again this is all public information but a lot of people don't

00:53:44.380 know what this is before you do a title three intercept okay and i know this because i've done title

00:53:48.780 three intercepts a lot of agents can't tell you guys this what i'm about to tell you right now

00:53:51.420 now i've done title three so i know exactly what is required to do a title three intercept

00:53:55.740 you need to do something called a pen register first okay a pen register guys aka trap and trace what

00:54:00.780 it does is it collects real-time information of everyone that someone is communicating with

00:54:06.380 given a medium you guys are probably wondering what i'll tell you what that basically mean with

00:54:11.500 that let's say doll face is a drug dealer okay she's trapping a whole bunch of

00:54:17.420 drugs and makeup okay she's hiding it in makeup i know that she's trafficking drugs and i want to

00:54:24.300 listen to her phone because i know that she's involved in criminal activity with other people

00:54:27.900 trafficking drugs and makeup okay so i go ahead and i apply for something called the trap and trace

00:54:35.420 and i know her phone number because my informant has given me her phone number okay so i take her

00:54:39.900 phone number and i put it into the trap and trace also known as a pen register okay this pen register

00:54:45.500 is going to tell me every number that she's communicating with now i set up surveillance

00:54:51.980 on doll face as she's selling drugs and makeup okay or drugs disguises makeup and i look at the

00:54:57.900 pen register i noticed that when she's doing drug transactions she calls certain phone numbers

00:55:03.020 in uh at the times while i'm watching her on surveillance i know maybe i sent an informant in

00:55:08.860 to go buy some drugs from her or to conduct criminal activity or have my informant reach out to her

00:55:14.060 hey i want to get some dope and then and after she hangs out with my informant she goes and calls

00:55:18.620 other people hmm that right there is a clue so all those phone numbers after now i'm interested in

00:55:25.900 figuring out who the those people are so i go ahead and i subpoena those phones and i figure out who

00:55:30.620 those people are and then next thing i know she's talking with uh you know reyes kentia and then she's

00:55:39.100 speaking with someone else named uh jamal uh uh johnson and then she's speaking with someone else

00:55:45.340 named uh give me a white name brad brad cornelius there you go okay and i look on and so i i subpoena

00:55:55.500 the phone numbers and i figure out these phone numbers belongs to three individuals i search their

00:55:59.340 names and i find out oh these guys are drug traffickers out of fucking uh georgia so now i

00:56:07.260 know right through the pen register and my surveillance that she is communicating with

00:56:12.940 drug traffickers okay and i've identified phone numbers for these people and then i identify

00:56:16.540 other people in the organization now i'm able to write up my title three affidavit because i know

00:56:21.340 that she's involved in criminal activity talking to known suspected criminals and or drug dealers of

00:56:24.860 other investigations and i now have more probable cause to write up my affidavit now there's way

00:56:29.740 more to it than that guys but that if i'm going to boil it down in a very simple way that is how

00:56:35.500 trap and traces work you need to be able to establish that the person is communicating with people

00:56:41.500 illicitly now okay what i just told y'all that's what works for title threes on the light side okay

00:56:50.220 with criminal investigations on the fisa side aka with intelligence and um foreign terror you know

00:56:58.380 foreign threats terrorism national security you can also do trap and traces but they're done a little

00:57:05.420 bit differently okay and it's the same exact method it's the same exact tools you're using a trap and

00:57:10.460 trace whether it's for a criminal case that's a drug investigation or a national security case that

00:57:15.180 is you know uh counterintelligence whatever it's still the same thing counterintelligence whatever

00:57:19.100 whatever uh sorry it's still a trap and trace it's still title three same shit the difference is

00:57:23.260 is when you go through the fisa courts to do it it's different than when you go through a regular

00:57:27.580 criminal court to do it and i'll be honest with y'all you don't need as much uh probable cause for

00:57:33.180 fisa stuff okay because it's under the guys uh it's under the the um it's under the umbrella of national

00:57:39.660 security and national security obviously is something that's taken extremely seriously so like the goddamn

00:57:44.220 video because ain't nobody gonna be able to break that down for you guys like that so do you need a

00:57:51.500 warrant for that yes yes oh for a trap and trace yeah no it's just like it's it's um no you don't you

00:58:00.540 don't need a it's it's a it's it's reasonable suspicion it's it's a it's a smaller threshold

00:58:05.660 because you can still get that information through phone records okay but but the only difference between

00:58:10.540 a pen register versus a subpoena is that the pen register gives it to you real time so if i'm out

00:58:15.660 on surveillance and i'm watching you like doing a drug deal or whatever i can actively look at the

00:58:19.980 times of when i was doing surveillance and i can see everyone you can i can look at all the phone

00:58:23.740 numbers you communicated with and then all those phone numbers like those three people you communicated

00:58:27.260 with jamal and cornea uh brad and uh kentia now i can go ahead and look those three up figure out who

00:58:34.380 they are and i can pretty much and i can research their criminal histories more than likely i'll find

00:58:38.860 negative information that they're criminals or whatever may be and then bam i've been able to

00:58:42.060 identify other people's in a drug trafficking organization so that's that's how you would do

00:58:46.300 it um and that's how you would do it in a drug investigation which i'll i'll break this stuff

00:58:50.460 down more guys when i talk to you all about when i did my personal drug cases and stuff like that

00:58:54.540 um but for but whether it's the fisa courts or the regular criminal courts same exact things

00:58:59.660 that's what a trap and trace is guys okay um physical searches and business records all right

00:59:04.220 fisa also established the united states foreign intelligence courts especially u.s federal

00:59:08.140 court that holds non-public sessions to consider issuing warrants under fisa proceedings before

00:59:12.540 the fisc are ex parte meaning the government is the only party present okay that's very important

00:59:16.460 for you guys to know um fisa courts guys are different than regular courts the public is not

00:59:22.140 allowed because it's always national security matters you're going in there with an a usa that has

00:59:25.900 a clearance you obviously um are an agent so you have a clearance and then the judges there have

00:59:31.260 clearances as well it's national security matters it's not regular cases okay so obviously since this

00:59:36.620 this was a counterintelligence case they were able to get title three intercepts and trap and traces

00:59:41.100 on this hansen case through the fisa courts okay so there's the intel route with fisa courts then

00:59:46.940 there's regular criminal courts which uh you know are done normally the normal judicial proceedings but

00:59:53.100 when you're going through the fisa courts guys it's it's a different route but you're still using the

00:59:57.180 same techniques you're still using pen registers still using title threes whatever it's just that the

01:00:00.780 threshold to get the title three or the pen register approved is less let's just keep it a

01:00:05.820 thousand it's going to be less because it's under national security okay all right and like the

01:00:11.580 goddamn video because you guys are not going to get sauce like this anywhere else on fucking youtube

01:00:16.220 nobody else is going to be able to break this down for you guys at this level of detail because

01:00:19.020 nobody used to do this kind of work like i used to do baby so and of course everything i'm sharing

01:00:23.260 with you guys it's not classified it's just that i'm putting in a nice concise easy to understand

01:00:27.340 and easy to digest format for you guys so you guys know how things work so okay so now that we know

01:00:35.660 that this case is a counterintelligence case and it's an intelligence case a lot of the time

01:00:40.060 um i guarantee you there's a part a lot of stuff in this affidavit that we're not going to be able to

01:00:44.300 um that they probably didn't put in because it was you know classified or whatever or they or

01:00:48.860 yeah yeah they probably they declassified a lot of things after this case was done but at the time

01:00:52.620 this obviously remember guys this affidavit was written in 2001 okay summary of the investigation

01:00:58.300 the results of the investigation today indicate that there's probable cause to believe that

01:01:01.500 beginning in 1985 and continuing to the present robert philip hansen here and after referred to

01:01:06.380 as hansen united states citizen has conspired with officers and agents of the soviet union socialist

01:01:10.780 republic here and after ussr or soviet union with its principal successor state the russian federation

01:01:16.780 here and after russia to commit espionage against the united states on behalf of foreign government

01:01:20.700 specifically the soviet union of russia and has in fact engaged in such espionage the evidence

01:01:25.260 establishes that between 1985 and the president hansen who the kgb svr okay what the hell is svr

01:01:30.060 because you guys are probably wondering because i want you guys to understand all this stuff

01:01:33.980 that is the successor to the kgb foreign intelligence service uh of the russian federation uh or svr

01:01:41.580 is russia's external intelligence agency focusing mainly on civilian affairs the svr rf succeeded the

01:01:47.020 first chief director of the kgb in december 1991 the svr has its headquarters in yesinevo district of

01:01:53.100 moscow unlike the russian federal security service the svr is tasked with intelligence and espionage

01:01:58.060 activities outside of the russian federation it works together with the russian main intelligence

01:02:02.380 direct uh directorate um grew its military affairs espionage counterpart which reportedly deployed six

01:02:09.260 times as many spies in foreign countries as the svr in 1997 the svr is also authorized to negotiate

01:02:15.340 anti-terrorist corporation and intelligence sharing a range of foreign intelligence agencies and

01:02:19.580 provides analysis and dissemination of intelligence to russian to the russian president um aka our boy

01:02:24.860 vladimir uh which by the way just want to let you all know so this right here guys the s the um svr

01:02:30.140 this is equivalent to the american c i a okay right here this is the american equivalent all right and as

01:02:38.140 you guys know known informally as the agency and historically as the company civilian foreign

01:02:42.620 intelligence service of the federal government united states officially tasked with gathering

01:02:45.740 processing and analyzing national security information from around the world primarily

01:02:48.780 through the use of human intelligence and performing covert actions aka waterboarding oh

01:02:52.700 sorry did i just say that my bad uh let's continue on

01:02:57.500 yo guys like the goddamn video man entertainment baby ain't nobody breaking this stuff down for y'all okay

01:03:03.580 like the video how many likes we have by the way let's see

01:03:06.700 well uh oh well you might have to do it on your phone oh okay yeah just pull it up on your phone

01:03:12.700 we got 967 watching 780 guys get us to 967 likes man there's 967 y'all in here just like the video um

01:03:20.780 so a he compromised numerous human sources of the united states intelligence community three of these

01:03:24.940 sources were compromised by both hanson and former cia officer aldrich ames resulting in their arrest

01:03:30.860 imprisonment and as to two of the individuals execution remember guys we talked about uh top hat

01:03:36.380 earlier right uh who was right here oh hold on let me close this where is the i had the youtube thing

01:03:47.340 right real quick uh give me one second guys our boy top hat oh yeah yeah yeah

01:03:56.860 well in new york that were known an important very important sir who military officer who was

01:04:06.540 codenamed top hat by the fbi and was an important very important source for american intelligence for

01:04:13.260 something like 20 years well for that and some other material that he turned over a list of

01:04:19.020 uh of kgb of gru personnel in new york that were known to the fbi he received a total of 30 000

01:04:28.220 bam which 30 000 back then this is what uh 1985 it was saying it was equivalent to 90 90 000 us okay all

01:04:38.940 right thank you dull face so yeah 90 000 equivalent to today guys all right so we know one of the guys

01:04:44.620 was top hat that he got killed all right so let's continue on um he compromised dozens of united

01:04:50.620 states government classified documents including documents concerning the national uh measurement

01:04:54.780 signature intelligence program classified top secret sci the united states double agent program

01:05:00.140 classified secret the fbi double agent program classified top secret the united states intelligence

01:05:04.860 community's comprehensive compendium of future intelligence requirements classified top secret

01:05:09.180 a study concerning kgb recruitment operations against the cia classified secret an assessment

01:05:14.060 of the kgb's efforts to uh gather information concerning certain united states nuclear programs

01:05:18.860 classified top secret a cia analysis of the kgb's first chief directorate classified secret a highly

01:05:24.060 classified and tightly restricted analysis of the foreign threat to specific name highly compartmentalized

01:05:29.260 classified united states government program classified top secret sci and other classified documents of

01:05:34.220 exceptional sensitivity holy i don't think you guys understand the gravity of what he turned over like bro

01:05:48.380 okay let's give you guys a quick little uh uh uh look at what um the government clearances uh what each

01:05:56.380 one means and for all my government people out there y'all know

01:05:59.820 what's your thoughts on this on what the the him turning over all this stuff

01:06:09.100 man that man was a g i don't think he had no remorse like he could have really put the country in

01:06:15.660 jeopardy but he got caught in 2001 what date because come to think about it that's when 9-11 happened ain't it

01:06:22.620 uh he got caught uh february 18 2000 no he got caught before before 9-11

01:06:29.580 no i know it's the same year though yeah it was the same year yep so it's it's crazy yeah and i'm

01:06:35.820 pulling up this thing for you guys real quick and he wasn't the only one though that's that's

01:06:40.860 that's the scary part yep yeah there were other people giving stuff uh as well um

01:06:48.860 okay so i'm going i'm going ahead and pulling up uh the different clearance levels for you guys real

01:06:54.460 quick i'm trying to get it from um from the different from a government website though so that

01:07:05.020 because there's different levels there's secret there's top secret and then there's top secret

01:07:08.460 sci um and just so you guys know i had a top secret clearance when i worked for homeland screen

01:07:13.260 investigations i didn't really have to utilize it that much though because um okay we got veteran.com

01:07:18.860 here so this this will work because with the government it's the same thing it's it's uh with

01:07:22.620 the military it's very similar so three basic levels of security clearance confidential secret

01:07:26.460 and top secret some things are classified at higher levels because of the potential damage that

01:07:30.060 information could do to national interest if it were leaked okay so different basically guys the the

01:07:36.300 the higher the likelihood that is going to mess up national security the higher it is in in in

01:07:42.940 secret you know i'm saying in in clearance levels okay so what is tssci um

01:07:49.580 secret compartmentalized information sei is information about certain intelligence resources

01:07:53.500 and methods semi involve details or other data about sensitive collection data uh collection systems

01:07:58.860 analytical processing and targeting or which is derived from it access tssci information is permitted

01:08:04.140 on a need-to-know basis for those who have been awarded uh the appropriate security clearance level

01:08:09.180 for example those with a need-to-know and a top-secret clearance may be authorized to view ttsci

01:08:15.580 rate of material but someone with only a secret confidential clearance would not exactly uh there

01:08:19.740 are instances of secret uh level classified sei those with the appropriate clearance would be

01:08:24.140 authorized to view such material but those without approved clearance levels would be required to

01:08:27.740 to obtain them prior to given access to sei so um and there's different yeah bro when you deal this

01:08:35.340 is why i never dealt with classified shit when you deal with classified stuff you have to store it and

01:08:39.100 put it in a certain way you got to be in a skiff room it's a bunch of it's a bunch of bullshit i'm

01:08:44.140 gonna be honest with y'all because i've looked at it before and i'm like bro man i could figure this

01:08:47.340 shit out on my own i didn't need to come in here in the skiff and get this stuff because you can't use it

01:08:51.420 you can't use it for criminal cases so this is why like classified information a lot of the times

01:08:56.140 guys it's it's it's it's a pain in the fucking balls all right um so yeah uh let's see here

01:09:04.620 security clearance is secret secret clearance or uh is only granted after a liability status is cleared

01:09:09.660 with a positive cis security assessment um this level of clearance will grant the right acts right

01:09:15.020 to access designated classified information up to secret level on a need-to-know basis department heads

01:09:19.420 have yeah i think then veteran.com had that wrong you can't view information unless you match it so

01:09:24.460 let's say something is classified as top secret you have to have a top secret clearance to be able to

01:09:28.620 see it okay and then even if someone comes to you and they have a need to know but they don't have the

01:09:34.220 appropriate clearance you know you can't tell them you can't tell them too bad you need to get your

01:09:37.900 clearance up my guy you know what i'm saying or you could tell their supervisor if they need to have

01:09:41.340 a need to know but everything in the government guys is need to know basis all right uh department

01:09:46.620 heads have so let me just clear that up the veteran had that shit wrong uh department has

01:09:50.060 to have the discretion to allow for an individual to access top secret and level information without

01:09:53.660 higher level access on a case-to-case basis only those of secret clearance with enhanced screening

01:09:57.900 have access to protect this information and then top secret in addition to checks at the secret level

01:10:01.900 foreign travel assets and character references must be given field check will be also be conducted to

01:10:06.060 prior to get granted clearance this level of clearance will grant the right uh to access all

01:10:10.620 designated and classified information on need-to-know basis so basically guys that's what um you know

01:10:15.420 clearances are it's just the ability to look at information that could potentially compromise

01:10:19.020 the united states if given and or leaked out to other individuals uh like i said myself i had a

01:10:23.820 top secret when i worked for the government but thankfully i really needed to get classified

01:10:28.300 shit because i did criminal cases baby i didn't need to do this fucking you know intelligence

01:10:31.820 bullshit and here's the thing guys espionage cases counterintelligence cases etc they're not common

01:10:37.740 they're not that common they really aren't okay so for you you know a lot of the times you'll you know you'll be

01:10:42.780 sitting in a skiff room bored as fuck looking at classified shit that you can't use anyway and

01:10:48.220 it's just a waste of time if i want to be a thousand with you guys all the way it sounds sexy on paper

01:10:52.140 right and for cases like this rare situations it's fantastic but nine out of ten times guys classified

01:10:58.060 stuff is useless when it comes to criminal prosecution so when they um like how do they label it classified

01:11:05.420 like what what like i would say evidence would they be like okay that goes in the classified like

01:11:12.140 how would they it's always it's always marked on the top no i know that but like how would they

01:11:16.060 distinguish the information they got as classified versus something else you mean in particular to this

01:11:22.620 one yeah just in general like oh yeah because they they recovered the the documents so how like okay

01:11:30.620 so in this case like they recovered the documents but how would they consider as classified not like

01:11:35.580 just regular evidence or whatever oh because um the information that he had was extremely um particular

01:11:41.340 and they actually found the documents themselves which which were uh labeled and labeled as the

01:11:46.940 classification that it was okay yeah which is why they have this whole list of what he gave away

01:11:52.860 you know and each of them was classified at different things some of them were classified as

01:11:56.620 top secret the stuff that he gave away that was sci holy like this stuff right here this is a big

01:12:01.500 yeah that's yeah my man did not give a crazy he compromised the united states

01:12:08.940 intelligence community technical operations of extraordinary importance of value this

01:12:12.220 included specific electronic surveillance and monitoring techniques and precise targets

01:12:15.980 of the united states intelligence community um in one case he compromised an entire technical

01:12:21.340 program of enormous value expense and importance to united states government in several other cases

01:12:25.260 he compromised united states intelligence community specific communications intelligence

01:12:29.020 capabilities as well as several specific targets he compromised numerous fbi counterintelligence

01:12:33.900 investigative techniques sources methods and operations and fbi operational practices

01:12:38.060 and activities targeted against the kgb-slash-svr he also advised the kgb-slash-svr and guys keep in

01:12:43.740 mind this is russia right here kgb-svrs russia as to the specific methods of operation that were secure

01:12:48.940 from fbi surveillance and warned the kgb-svr as the certain methods of operation which were subject

01:12:54.300 to fbi surveillance god damn he disclosed to the kgb the fbi secret investigation of felix block a

01:12:59.580 foreign services officer for espionage which led the kgb to warn block that he was under investigation

01:13:04.220 and completely compromised the investigation oh let's look this guy up real quick i'll pull this up

01:13:09.020 our boy felix block okay that's a cat name you know that that sounds not trustworthy look at this

01:13:18.860 like it bro i wouldn't trust this guy either god damn felix block spy look at me he looks like he

01:13:26.060 about to give some secrets to the russians or actually some yeah he looked like the guy off of

01:13:30.700 um the pink panther he was a swiss american physicist and noble uh uh physics laura laureate

01:13:37.340 who worked mainly in the us he was edward mills purcell was award 1952 nobel prize for physics

01:13:42.220 for the development in many ways uh let's see here career is this him yeah it's got to be him

01:13:49.900 yeah yeah this yeah felix is this yeah it's got to be him felix yeah felix block

01:14:05.900 let me put here espionage

01:14:12.380 oh sorry guys

01:14:13.340 he's a diplomatic officer okay so someone else it's not the same guy

01:14:20.540 it looked like a different they had like okay yeah so he was okay so they had another okay so

01:14:26.780 there's another guy oh this is him this is this is our boy

01:14:34.700 yeah he yeah he man both these dudes look like they were him and him

01:14:38.700 both of them look like they would give some information man all right

01:14:43.340 okay so let's move this back wind this bad boy up okay

01:14:49.580 uh hansen's uh conspiratorial activities continue to the present hansen continues to monitor a

01:14:53.900 particular svr signal site doing so on numerous occasions in december 2000 january 2001 and february

01:14:59.100 2001 a recent search of hansen's personal vehicle pursuant to the court authorization disclosed a number

01:15:03.740 of classified secret documents entries in a personal journal concerning matters related to the instant

01:15:09.100 investigation and items typically used to mark signal sites it has also been determined that

01:15:14.380 hansen continues to attend to ascertain whether he has become the subject of fbi investigative interest

01:15:18.780 including checking fbi records to determine whether there have been recent entries as to his own

01:15:23.820 name his own address or the signal site

01:15:25.900 can you tell me guilty conscious without telling me guilty conscious over the course of hansen's

01:15:33.340 espionage activities he communicated on numerous occasions with kgb-svr personnel this affidavit

01:15:39.020 sites 27 letters he sent to the kgb-svr it describes 33 packages svr left for hansen at secret

01:15:45.180 location and 22 packages hansen left for the kgb-svr secret locations the affidavit also describes two

01:15:50.380 telephone conversations hansen had with kg personnel the affidavit describes 26 computer

01:15:54.940 diskettes that hansen passed to the kgb-svr containing additional disclosures of information

01:15:59.340 and 12 diskettes that the kgb-svr passed to b that was the nickname guys b hansen provided the kgb-svr

01:16:06.140 more than 6 000 pages of documentary material for services to kgb-svr hansen was paid over 600

01:16:13.900 000 in cash and diamonds okay can you do me a quick favor can you uh google real fast on your phone

01:16:20.060 uh doll what 600 000 in 2000 was 2001 was versus today's dollars um in addition the kgb-svr placed

01:16:28.940 funds in escrow in a moscow bank on hansen's behalf sometime in the last two years the kgb-svr

01:16:34.060 informed hansen that the escrow funds are now worth at least 800 000 so he had a guy at 600 000 he had

01:16:39.820 more money there god damn okay key terms of entities the term counterintelligence means intelligence

01:16:45.820 gathered and activities conducted to protect against espionage other intelligence services sabotage

01:16:49.980 or assassination conducted for on behalf of foreign powers so we already broke this down guys key

01:16:54.380 terms so we already broke down what counterintelligence is we already know what the kgb is

01:16:58.140 okay we already know what the um the goo the grew is um an intelligence agency as well guys military

01:17:05.900 intelligence right we talked about that as well soviet russian slash embassy in washington dc okay um

01:17:11.260 um so they have uh located northwest okay okay so the one so there's one soviet russian diplomatic

01:17:20.140 compound and then the kgb president soviet union diplomatic russia is called residential headed by the

01:17:25.180 kgb in resident soviet soviet okay um 961 that's equivalent to 961 000 today yeah okay awesome so

01:17:38.940 almost a million dollars guys they had paid them during this time that's crazy yep crazy crazy crazy and in

01:17:45.820 diamonds yeah yeah yep uh so this is the russian ambassador's residence right here this is uh okay

01:17:56.860 right here this is what they're talking about guys an affidavit by the way

01:18:03.180 and this is in washington dc

01:18:06.780 there's that russian flag

01:18:07.900 that's the russian flag yeah the french flag no they changed they changed it yeah i know what

01:18:14.860 you're talking about you think it's like the the hook and stuff like no that was back in the day

01:18:18.940 that was the soviet union flag wow yeah so well someone wasn't a history major

01:18:25.900 clearly not and history is my history uh okay oh so here's a term that you guys need to know an agent

01:18:32.220 in place is a person who remains in a position while acting under the direction of a hostile

01:18:35.340 intelligence service so as to obtain current intelligence information it is also called a

01:18:39.900 recruitment in place okay and then an illegal is an intelligence officer or recruited agent who

01:18:45.420 operates in a foreign country in the guise of a private person a double agent is agent engaged in

01:18:50.540 clandestine activity for two or more intelligent services who provides information about one service

01:18:54.860 to another so basically our boy hansen is a double agent guys a dead drop is a pre-arranged hidden

01:18:59.500 location used for the clandestine exchange of packages messages and payments which avoids the

01:19:03.500 necessity of an intelligence officer and the agent being present at the same time so this is how they

01:19:07.020 avoid meeting each other guys okay this happens a lot in drug cases as well uh someone that's a

01:19:11.660 transporter will drop the drugs at a certain location he never has to meet him or be there present with

01:19:15.500 the drugs when the other guy comes and shows up and meets and and picks up the drugs and there's

01:19:19.580 someone in the middle that's telling everybody what to do therefore it allows the drug organization

01:19:23.980 to stay compartmentalized so that they don't necessarily have to know each other and

01:19:27.420 you know if one person gets caught he's not going to be able to snitch on the other

01:19:30.060 very similar with intelligence as well with dead drops okay the only difference is instead of

01:19:33.740 dropping drugs they're dropping information they're dropping payments and they're dropping

01:19:36.940 um you know classified material whatever it may be a signal site is a pre-arranged fixed location

01:19:41.580 usually in a public place on which an agent or intelligence officer can place a predetermined

01:19:45.420 mark in order to alert the other to operational activity such as a mark made by for example chalk

01:19:50.540 or a piece of tape okay an accommodation address is a safe address not overtly associated with

01:19:55.820 intelligent activity used by an agent to communicate with the intelligence officer for whom he working

01:19:59.900 the fbi has documented the use by the kgb svr and agents of place illegals double agents that drop

01:20:04.700 signals sites call out signals and accommodation addresses including their use in the northern

01:20:08.780 virginia area in the eastern district of virginia the united states intelligence community is the

01:20:12.540 aggregation of the executive branch of entities and programs that in accordance with the applicable

01:20:16.780 united states law and the provisions of executive order one two three three three conduct

01:20:20.300 intelligent activities that are necessary for the uh for the conduct of foreign relations and the

01:20:24.940 protection of national security of the united states so the intelligence community guys nice and simple

01:20:29.660 fbi nsa dia cia um and typically other agencies that their job is gaining information and or

01:20:39.180 intelligence to create leverage in the um intelligence warfare you know that we have in the united states

01:20:46.460 and against other places so yeah oh look they even see i didn't even read it and they already put it

01:20:49.500 here yeah cia dia um etc you know so the intelligence foreign surveillance act we talked about this

01:20:57.820 already guys it's the ability to you know do um infra do uh surveillance and or on foreign powers okay

01:21:06.460 they're trying to gain information in the foreign court so they're already uh they're they're defining

01:21:10.700 things that we went over uh aldrich has an aims is a former cia officer who in 1994 was arrested

01:21:16.860 and subsequently pled guilty having committed espionage the agent of the kgb and svr aims

01:21:21.100 volunteered to the kjb in april 1985 and provide information to the kgb and svr until the date of

01:21:26.300 his arrest on february 1994 let's see let's pull this guy up real quick that's right we're doing a whole

01:21:31.820 history lesson right here and this guy and our boy uh hansen was worse than this dude guys because we he

01:21:38.220 mentioned aims earlier um so here he is right here oh yeah this dude looks like you former he looks

01:21:47.660 just like snowden

01:21:50.940 yep so they grabbed him up uh an investigative conductive yep intense physical electronic yep

01:21:57.100 10 month investigation bam

01:21:59.500 yeah

01:22:07.100 this is him right here and then this is him when i think they grabbed him up

01:22:12.380 got them glasses

01:22:19.340 classified information is defined by executive order oh yeah we talked about classified information guys so

01:22:23.900 we'll go ahead um i think the biggest thing to know here is that uh oh oh this is this is important

01:22:30.780 here as well so classified information we know what it is but secret um so where such unauthorized

01:22:38.460 release could reasonably result in serious damage the information may be classified as secret

01:22:42.940 where such damage is exceptionally grave the information can be classified as top secret

01:22:47.500 and then uh access to classified information at any level may be further uh restricted through

01:22:53.420 compartmental compartmentation and sec uh sensitive compartmented information sei categories

01:22:59.900 dissemination of classified information at any level may be restricted through caveats such as

01:23:03.820 no foreign no releasable to foreign nationals no contract now releasable to contractor slash

01:23:09.340 contractor slash consultants and then uh win tell warning notice intelligence sources and methods

01:23:14.940 involved and or con dissemination and an extraction of information controlled by originator

01:23:20.460 okay so our boy hansen gave away information that had all this in it okay so as you guys can see

01:23:26.940 serious damage and exceptionally grave okay background of philip hansen we talked about who he is guys we

01:23:34.380 know who he is who was born chicago police department we went through all this see how we're flying through

01:23:38.460 it now uh so march 79 he was uh sent to the he went through this as well

01:23:50.460 okay so the big thing here guys so let's go through the um we can go through back through the affidavit

01:24:02.220 but the biggest thing here is that he went on duty january 12 1976 okay uh when he went to the fbi and he

01:24:10.940 signed an oath of office in which he swore that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states

01:24:15.820 against all enemies foreign and domestic and i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same

01:24:20.540 that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation of or purpose of evasion and that

01:24:25.580 i will and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which i am about to enter so help me god

01:24:36.140 right on january 12 1906 hansen also signed the fbi pledge for law enforcement officers in which he pledged in

01:24:41.740 in part as follows let's see here yeah this is actually pretty funny okay humbly recognizing the

01:24:49.740 responsibilities entrusted to me i accept obligation and connection with my assignments to consider the

01:24:54.380 information coming into my knowledge by virtue of my position as a sacred trust to be used solely

01:24:59.420 for official purposes in the performance of my duties and assignments i shall not engage in unlawful

01:25:03.660 and unethical practice practices while occupying the status of a law enforcement officer or at any

01:25:09.500 other time subsequent thereto i shall not seek to benefit personally because of my knowledge of

01:25:14.060 any confidential matter which has come to my attention i am aware of the serious responsibilities

01:25:18.220 of my office and in the performance of my duties i shall wage vigorous warfare against the enemies of my

01:25:24.380 country of its laws and of its principles i shall always be loyal to my duty my organization and my country

01:25:30.780 so let me say something real quick to you guys man because this is uh

01:25:40.300 so man this is uh i took an oath as well guys when i when i became an agent i got sworn in uh it was august

01:25:50.620 um 24th 2014 i got sworn in as an agent right i became an agent in 2013 like from you know on on on paper

01:26:00.620 that's when like i entered on duty but when i officially graduated the academy and everything

01:26:05.740 i think it was august 24th 2014 is the day if i'm not mistaken can you take a look at my plaque in

01:26:10.380 in the in the closet it's there all just to make sure i'm almost certain it's august 24th 2014 and

01:26:16.780 you know it's a big deal man uh you know the you sing the national anthem you stand up you raise your

01:26:22.380 right hand they swear you win it's a very um serious ceremony man whether you know you work for

01:26:27.740 the fbi homeland security dea whatever it may be atf any federal agency they're going to swear you in

01:26:32.700 and uh yeah man i took that seriously guys and um regardless of whether i'm a youtuber now or uh you

01:26:41.580 know i you know whatever i do in the future right there's a reason why i don't do drugs i still to

01:26:45.740 this day i don't do drugs you know i live a very clean lifestyle still work out i don't do none of this

01:26:50.700 bullshit because when you work in law enforcement guys you get a clearance or whatever it is it's a

01:26:55.740 character thing man it's not like i'm just going to do this to get this job it's a character thing

01:26:59.420 it's who you are you understand so when you take that oath that you're going to defend the

01:27:04.060 constitution united states it's very serious guys it's very very serious and uh and i took it serious

01:27:10.940 myself so for me reading this it actually brings back memories like when i got sworn in and it's a

01:27:17.100 big deal bro you know anyone that works in the military anyone that works in intelligence anyone that

01:27:21.020 works in in the government in general especially in a position where you have a clearance this is

01:27:25.580 the most egregious thing you can do is uh betray your country you know and this is uh yeah it's

01:27:33.980 just it's just awful you know what i'm saying you know i know some of you guys are foreign you guys

01:27:37.420 might be like what the fuck you talking about but you gotta love where you're from bro and i and i love

01:27:41.660 the united states i still think personally this is the best country in the world as much as we make

01:27:44.620 fun of the west and we make fun of you know the fuckery of hypergamy and everything else like that

01:27:48.140 that from a quality of life standpoint this is the best country in the world i don't care where

01:27:52.300 nobody says you guys go ahead and say oh you're drinking a kool-aid bottle hey man i'm proud to

01:27:55.820 be an american i took that oath i took it seriously and that is why to this day i live by a certain

01:28:01.420 code that's why i don't do the fuck shit that's why i don't do the stupid shit that's why i don't do

01:28:04.140 drugs that's why i don't drink alcohol like that that's why you know i live my life a certain way as

01:28:08.940 much as people want to call me a fraud a scam or whatever you guys have seen otherwise obviously i'm

01:28:12.460 very transparent with you guys i'll tell you guys about what i do um what i've done and i'm proud of it and

01:28:16.780 uh for him to betray his oath yeah it's terrible bro this is the worst thing that you can do as as

01:28:24.700 uh as as an agent is is betray your country like this um but anyway but this is all very important

01:28:30.620 guys uh without me getting on my little soapbox this is very important because what they're

01:28:34.940 establishing here is that uh you know he he took these oaths okay and that's what's going to make

01:28:40.940 it even more egregious which is why you guys are going to see what he got sentenced later on

01:28:44.060 um he ended up getting life i think 15 life sentences um and then he also signed an employment

01:28:48.700 agreement right which we you know we don't have to go through all this right with this this

01:28:52.780 employment agreement is pretty much the same with like any other agency where you're going to hold

01:28:56.780 a clearance and then security clearances right when you get a clearance they also make you sign

01:29:01.500 a bunch of uh you know under uh disclosures etc right so we can go ahead and skip all this

01:29:08.460 right but this is very important for them to establish that he knew what the hell he was doing

01:29:14.700 he knew what he signed up for he went through a fbi academy which you know i think the fbi academy

01:29:19.580 now if i'm not mistaken is about five months long you know it might have been shorter back then in the

01:29:23.340 80s but yeah you know the the they got him debts rights uh okay residences from 1981 until 1985

01:29:31.820 hanson owned the house and resided with his family on white cedar court in vienna or virginia in

01:29:36.860 approximately august 8 1987 and returning home from his tour of duty in new york city hanson

01:29:40.780 purchased a residence residence at 9414 talisman drive in vienna virginia where he and his family

01:29:47.500 have lived continuously since so that's where they have the house um this affidavit is based on

01:29:52.700 numerous different types and sources of information including the following letters and other forms of

01:29:56.300 communication from b a recording a telephone conversation computer media the actual plastic

01:30:00.940 material that constituted the inner wrappings of package b that pat that b passed the kgb this is

01:30:05.980 very important guys because this is how they found his fingerprints okay we're going to talk about

01:30:09.100 that as well information provided by former kgb svr personnel records of the fbi the ca and other

01:30:14.860 agencies of the united states intelligence community uh interviews forensic testing examination the

01:30:18.700 contents of an actual package uh physical search and electronic surveillance conducted by the fbi

01:30:23.340 pursuant to uh fisa court authority authority uh public records are the law enforcement

01:30:28.460 intelligence techniques kgb svr operational production files and then the kgb slash b's operation

01:30:34.140 uh so let's see here

01:30:40.860 all right let's uh go ahead back to our video now that we know and let me pull up some of these chats as

01:30:48.140 well guys uh here do i have another tab i'm trying to

01:30:56.140 also guys do me a quick favor go ahead how many how many likes do we got

01:31:06.060 yeah just close it out and then reopen it again

01:31:11.900 shout out to all my ninjas out there guys yo guys do me a quick favor like the video right now

01:31:16.620 um 989 989 yeah okay yeah i think we're over right okay cool cool all right i gotta open up my uh

01:31:28.620 god damn it where street i'm trying to open up my stream yard thing right now hold on

01:31:32.860 bear with me guys sorry what are your thoughts so far doll face what's going on here um my thoughts so

01:31:42.380 far is that like i said this guy's a g yeah that's crazy like he did crazy crazy crazy stuff all right so

01:31:50.940 very interesting though hanson may have been shrewd in his deal oh actually no let me read the

01:32:01.260 chats real quick if i what what i might have missed i read this super chats real fast thank you guys so

01:32:07.740 much for donations by the way i appreciate it man preparing these cases for y'all is not easy

01:32:12.140 moe's old pants like the video two dollars i'm crying yo yo you guys are

01:32:20.380 fucking hilarious man raul 1.5 mils on the feta channel is just a couple months someone tell me

01:32:25.500 who else is doing this hello boys we have a shout out to you raul um yeah man i made this account

01:32:30.620 uh on christmas eve actually so shout out to you guys five six man at super chat because this kind

01:32:35.980 of content shouldn't be free thank you so much five five or six man yeah man i yo i

01:32:40.940 you ain't gonna get a former fed breaking down cases as to this degree bro so kai thank you so

01:32:47.420 much i think i mentioned you earlier and i think we're caught up here all right cool let's keep going

01:32:53.180 feelings with the russians but he was careless with the payoff

01:32:57.980 bonnie hanson one night walks in on her husband in new york

01:33:01.420 and he hurriedly covers up some papers hold on let me i already know what the hell this um

01:33:16.620 oh

01:33:16.940 that's what it is my bad guys all right let me move okay

01:33:30.220 my man looks like he just built a computer what do you have 1401

01:33:34.780 oh and guys we're not getting echoes or anything like that right we got good sound as far as this

01:33:41.900 video goes give us ones in the chat if the sound is good she thinks he's writing a love letter to

01:33:47.260 another woman she says what are you doing he says i'm tricking the russians she said what do you mean

01:33:54.780 he said well i've sold information to the russian military intelligence it's completely worthless

01:34:05.580 information that was kept and i've done it to trick the russians and fool them they've paid me thousands

01:34:11.660 of dollars bonnie becomes distraught because she fears that he may not be telling the truth

01:34:20.860 she worries that his career could be over that their family life could blow apart

01:34:27.020 and so her reaction her immediate reaction was we've got to go see a priest hansen confesses to

01:34:33.580 his pastor in a car by the russian mission the priest tells him to give the money to charity

01:34:39.020 and never spy again hansen was surprised by the priest's advice there is no evidence he ever gave

01:34:45.580 the money to charity but he did stop spying for a while unlike most spies he had the self-control

01:34:53.580 to stop that occurred in 1981 and he didn't spy again until 1985. in the spring of 1985 hansen is

01:35:03.820 transferred to fbi headquarters in washington he moves his family to an upscale virginia neighborhood

01:35:10.620 to impress his wife when he and we know the address of that one guys 9414 talisman drive right finds he

01:35:18.060 cannot afford the home on his salary hansen decides to resume his spot oh there's this house right there

01:35:24.140 i think we had it right man oh yeah i think we had it right i've got to pull it again but yeah we had

01:35:30.620 one of those two houses right there trying for money only this time he works out a scheme based on

01:35:37.180 spycraft he dropped a letter in a mailbox from prince george's county outside of washington

01:35:44.940 the letter was addressed to a russian victor chakashan now victor chakashan was a very important

01:35:52.780 kgv agent in washington it was his job to recruit americans and so hansen knew that if he offered him

01:36:00.380 his services to chakashan it was the top guy this would that would get their attention and it did

01:36:06.940 that was the beginning it was serendipity for the kgb he fell into their lap he uh took the initiative

01:36:14.700 as you know but from the point of view of getting a all right let's have some fun yeah i want to see

01:36:20.620 the letter that he go ahead and went and sent to the to the boys we got y'all baby we're the number one

01:36:27.580 uh federal podcast in the world so okay let's let's pull this bad boy up real quick i'll show you guys

01:36:32.460 so honor about october 4 1985 kgb line officer in washington dc named victor victor received an

01:36:37.660 envelope by mail at his residence alexandria virginia and the eastern district of virginia

01:36:41.740 the envelope was postmarked prince uh prince george's co-md on october 1st 1985 the inside was an

01:36:49.020 was an inner envelope mark do not open take this envelope to victor i cherishkin at that time victor

01:36:55.740 cherishkin was the line kr chief at the soviet embassy in washington dc inside the inner envelope

01:37:00.940 was an unsealed type letter from the person from the kgb came to call b the letter read in part as

01:37:06.700 follows dear mr cherishkin soon i will send a box of documents to mr deg tr they're from certain

01:37:14.780 they are from certain of the most sensitive and highly compartmented projects of the u.s intelligence

01:37:19.340 community all are originals to aid and verify their authenticity please recognize for our long-term

01:37:24.380 interest that there are a limited number of persons with this array of clearances as a collection they

01:37:29.260 point to me i trust that an officer of your experience will handle them appropriately i believe

01:37:33.740 they're sufficient to justify 100 000 payment to me can you look up 100 000 in 1985 by the way i must

01:37:41.020 warn of certain risks to my security of which you may not be aware your services recently suffered some

01:37:47.180 setbacks i warned that mr boris using line pr sf mr sergey motorin line pure washington and mr valerie

01:37:56.060 martinov line x washington had been recruited by our special services

01:38:04.460 spy in the u.s intelligence community they could not have done better it's equivalent to okay 100 000

01:38:13.100 in 1985 guys was equivalent to 263 676 dollars and 58 cents today so about 264 thousand dollars

01:38:21.500 than to get hansen because hansen was the keeper of the counter espionage secrets he was in the inner

01:38:30.060 sanctum he was on top of all of the fbi's counterintelligence operations particularly against the

01:38:37.260 soviets so from the soviet point of view he was someone who could protect them and protect their

01:38:43.740 operations in washington and in the united states because he knew what the counter espionage techniques

01:38:50.380 were david major sat next to hansen at fbi headquarters he says hansen never volunteered

01:38:57.260 to work field cases never indicated in any way that he liked adventure or reported danger major says hansen

01:39:06.140 sat at his desk content as an agent analyst nothing suggested he was leading a double life

01:39:13.260 bob hansen never really was a full-fledged fbi counterintelligence street agent he never met a

01:39:21.820 russian in his entire life he never was undercover he never ran a double agent case he never ran an

01:39:27.420 espionage case but what he did do is he sat in judgment on other people in the fbi that conducted

01:39:34.300 counterintelligence and he did that on the fourth floor at fbi headquarters in fact that's when the

01:39:38.700 intelligence division is located what made hansen so valuable to the russians was that he sat where

01:39:46.060 the counterintelligence files were kept see how crazy that is guys now i know you guys are probably

01:39:51.340 wondering yo let me see fbi headquarters i got y'all right now baby let's pull this bad boy up real here

01:39:57.260 i'll play this and i'll pull it up for you guys inside my office when i was his boss was right down in

01:40:02.300 the corner here or right over here and bob hansen was just down the hall back in this area when he was

01:40:09.820 the deputy chief of the soviet analytical section that gave him access to almost everything in fact

01:40:17.260 of all the people in the world that would know what the fbi knew about the kgb bob hansen was probably

01:40:24.860 one of 15 people during the period of 19 and so here we go guys i don't even all you got to do is type

01:40:31.740 in j edgar hoover building right and this is the fbi headquarters right here my friends 935

01:40:37.500 pennsylvania um avenue uh this is in washington dc okay and this is the fbi headquarters very old

01:40:46.780 um i'm sure you guys have seen this in movies right uh but yeah this is uh this is it been here before

01:40:55.340 um and yeah let me see if i can get a street view here for y'all

01:41:01.740 god damn it street view is not it's not working too well for me but let's just keep going but y'all

01:41:10.860 know now 87 to 1990 that literally knew everything and that's when he was sitting in uh this actually

01:41:18.380 cubicle at fbi headquarters coming up how robert hansen stole secrets from under the noses of his

01:41:26.860 colleagues and i figured out but it's not important let's keep going headquarters so he was perfectly

01:41:32.700 placed to know everything we knew about the kgb and what the fbi was doing against the kgb that tell

01:41:41.420 me that's not dangerous he's literally in the middle of all the information and he can tell

01:41:46.220 the kgb about what the hell's going on and what they need to worry about

01:41:49.660 made him which also was why he was able to compromise very high value targets for um

01:41:57.020 for the kgb so that they can kill him almost the perfect spot

01:42:00.780 it's that porno music 1985 at fbi headquarters in washington robert hansen resumes his traitorous

01:42:16.780 activities it begins with a letter written to the russian chief of counterintelligence

01:42:21.900 in washington i played that for you the 100 000 uh thingy he hides that letter inside a large envelope

01:42:29.740 he sends to another russian a clerk he knows the fbi is not likely to intercept a letter written to a

01:42:36.540 clerk it is a simple trick the kind of trick hansen will perfect over the next two decades that envelope

01:42:44.940 had information in it of considerable value for example robert hansen chose a man in moscow station

01:42:54.140 he knew could go to the very top of the kgb so that no one else in washington and for that matter

01:42:59.100 no one up the ladder would know that he had provided the information author robert weiss has seen the

01:43:04.620 federal documents that detail hansen spycraft in those documents the soviet spy chief contacted by hansen

01:43:12.940 is identified as victor cherkashen cherkashen was the number two ranking russian official in washington

01:43:20.620 he was the go-to guy if you wanted to be a spy he sent that big envelope to a lower ranking official

01:43:29.740 that individual opened the envelope found another envelope which we just talked about he said hey

01:43:33.900 don't open it give it to this other guy up inside on the envelope hansen had written do not open deliver

01:43:41.020 immediately to victor cherkashen and that's exactly what happened that envelope went immediately to

01:43:47.020 cherkashen that information went immediately to the top of the kgb and cherkashen knew immediately

01:43:55.020 that hansen was the real deal so clearly he enjoyed the hunt and he enjoyed the hunt within the hunt

01:44:02.460 because at the same time he was supposed to be hunting out soviet spies he was actually a soviet spy

01:44:08.380 so he had a war within a war going and that was a reception he probably enjoyed immensely he probably

01:44:14.540 enjoyed knowing while he sat in meetings with his colleagues at the fbi that he was actually working

01:44:20.700 for the other side at the same time they were all together looking for agents of the other side

01:44:26.700 so right from the start anson spycraft was brilliant he didn't screw around he provided them with

01:44:33.100 information that information that was verifiable he requested cash and he made it clear in that very first

01:44:39.260 letter that he would never meet them face to face that he had to be anonymous he used an alias

01:44:47.340 typically in his correspondence he never used his name robert anson most of the time he referred to himself

01:44:53.580 by the name ramon garcia hansen established so-called dead drops secret locations in washington parks where

01:45:04.540 he would drop off the secrets and this is where he would drop it off guys i got y'all already so he would

01:45:11.260 go ahead and drop it one of the locations was at the foxstone park and this is where he would drop it a lot

01:45:19.580 of the times uh he would drop it by this bridge okay and we know already what a dead drop is guys

01:45:26.300 it's a location where you drop something off and no one is written and the other person knows to pick

01:45:31.740 it up but the other person is going to be there that dropped it off so that they can go ahead and pick

01:45:35.100 up money and or information or whatever else is being exchanged without the other person having to be

01:45:39.260 present but this is where they used to drop the stuff off under this bridge a lot of the times

01:45:42.780 russians would pick them up and drop off the cash he would pack the secrets in black garbage bags

01:45:51.980 and leave white tape on trees to let the russians know when the goods had been delivered and here's

01:45:57.500 another place as well that he would drop them off he here was another drop location as well this is uh

01:46:04.140 uh god damn it if i can all right so yep

01:46:12.220 no right here i'm margin okay uh and this is um this address here this is it right here it's 299

01:46:22.620 carl carlin springs road which i'll show you guys here because this is from the that's from the fbi

01:46:27.660 base right so right here guys this is from the fbi pictures right but what i did was just to

01:46:32.220 modernize it for you guys so you guys know what the hell i'm talking about here we did our own

01:46:35.820 investigation on back end me and doll face but this is it right here and you guys can tell from

01:46:40.940 this uh fire hydrant you know that this is the same location so he also used to drop stuff around here i

01:46:46.300 don't know how the hell he dropped there what he did but he put it he hid the stuff here as well

01:46:50.700 probably on this pole right to market and you guys can see there's a fire hydrant right there

01:46:55.900 that called fire hydrant same exact thing here so this was another one is drop uh that drop spots

01:47:01.180 and the other place was fox tone park which you know what since we're here let's pull it up real

01:47:06.860 fast fox stone park vienna virginia bam here okay 14.42 acre park located in 1910 creek crossing road

01:47:21.100 in vienna fairfax county virginia run by the fairfax county park authority this is it okay

01:47:26.700 let's keep going the russians would clear the site pick up the documents signal the hansen that the

01:47:38.620 money was there waiting for him and he would return pick up the cash undetected he could say to his wife and

01:47:47.260 kids i'm going to the grocery store down the street i know we need milk what else do we need

01:47:56.060 nobody suspected anything he made it clear to the russians that he wouldn't journey far

01:48:03.500 no one ever thinks to look in somebody's backyard because no one spies five minutes from their home

01:48:11.260 he lived right here in white cedar road he selected a dead drop which what he could see from his back

01:48:17.660 porch now people say that doesn't make a lot of sense actually it's brilliant because bob hansen

01:48:23.660 knows that the only way the fbi would know that this bridge could be used by the kgb the fbi would stake

01:48:30.620 it out and to stake it out where would they use they would look at everybody who lives in the neighborhood

01:48:35.660 and they would say oh look this particular house right across the street can actually see the dead

01:48:41.980 drop and that was bob hansen's house and he knows the fbi would come to him he set up his own tripwire

01:48:47.900 he knew that the fbi got onto the case they would come and tell him about it and he would be able to

01:48:55.020 preempt it or go quiet or not fill the dead drop see how smart that is

01:48:59.340 that's why he was able to get away with it for 20 years now can you imagine what we in the united

01:49:08.380 states would do if we left cash under a bridge for someone we would hide behind a tree we would want

01:49:15.420 to take his picture we would have someone tailing him we could never ever avoid our sense of curiosity

01:49:24.540 yeah just so y'all know this is not a case of a dumb criminal i know we've broken down like uh you

01:49:28.620 know these drug cases or uh you know these um rico cases gang cases whatever where they're doing a

01:49:34.220 bunch of stupid shit this was actually a smart criminal guys the the thing that fucked him up

01:49:38.460 though you guys will see here very soon curiosity and place it aside but the rush and don't face uh

01:49:45.420 when he gets arrested i think you have something you want to tell the people that he thought was

01:49:47.980 funny as hell right yeah they are different the russians care more about the value of the information

01:49:55.500 than they did about the identity of this ramon garcia and so they resisted the normal temptation

01:50:03.980 to try to figure out who he was because they knew hansen had made very clear he was going to be in

01:50:09.420 charge he was going to be in control and if he ever saw them not playing by his rules the flow of

01:50:17.820 information would stop and the game would be over hansen worked in in a way that was traditional

01:50:23.900 to soviet espionage methods real quick and this guy's from the cia by the way guys former chief

01:50:28.940 for the cia sounds like biden crimes family smh salute tomorrow and a doll face couple of the

01:50:33.020 year hashtag black love all right wait wait hey i guess you guys can't say i don't dabble in the dark

01:50:38.220 right uh and the cia methodologies in the soviet union for more than 17 years hansen hit his spying

01:50:47.660 from his supervisors during that period both the cia and fbi knew that several gracie i've just shown

01:50:54.060 my support love this breakdown thank you so much gracie while american traders were selling secrets

01:50:58.700 hansen was never suspected

01:51:02.780 from budapest to moscow and around the world capitals teams of counterintelligence agents looked for spies

01:51:10.140 word was circulating in the intelligence community that a dangerous leak was threatening america

01:51:21.900 well they formed a molehunt team obviously they knew they had lost the two agents as it turned out

01:51:27.580 hansen had betrayed who were working they were kgb agents in washington working for the fbi

01:51:33.180 they called back to moscow and they were executed hansen kept filling the black bags with secrets

01:51:41.100 he'd received nearly six hundred thousand dollars in cash he then turned over what was referred to as

01:51:47.580 the family jewels our most important secrets god damn um and we talked about this as well guys um

01:51:55.980 there's some of the stuff that he gave away uh the threat applications and i can't read that something

01:52:02.620 solutions provided a finish which covered oleg kalugin man bro

01:52:07.980 oh leg issues related to the united states internal security i mean related to the survival of the

01:52:20.220 united states investigators who studied hansen don't believe he gave away america's most important secrets

01:52:27.340 for money alone hansen's life as a suburban family man and good catholic paled in comparison to the life he

01:52:36.140 fantasized he was spying during the mid 80s and 90s when a fictional london secret agent by the name

01:52:44.140 of bond james bond was thrilling audience comrades we must find that man and kill him oleg uh no all jokes

01:52:52.300 inside guys uh yeah he had a huge fascination with james bond by the way as well this is around the world

01:52:59.100 he was always the guy off to the side but there was also this excitement you know here he is doing

01:53:11.660 something really exciting spying for the russians so there was this other element as well aside from

01:53:18.460 the money and his father and sense of being an outsider of of james bond and he carried a machine

01:53:25.500 gun in his car truck for example and one of his friends knew him called him as a joke machine gun bob

01:53:33.500 of course if machine gun bob hansen was really going to play james bond then he needed to add some key

01:53:40.540 elements to his suburban life he needed to travel to exotic locations and most of all he needed to be in

01:53:49.660 the company of beautiful women well i'll tell you something hey my boy knows what time it is

01:53:55.740 it's over you know what i'm saying he starts getting that money what time is this time to get these hoes

01:54:02.780 baby i'm about to be james bond for real what's up baby girl i'm spying for them russian boys

01:54:11.580 you need to come give me some love from russia you know what i'm saying from russia with love

01:54:15.660 uh tech rally five bucks will smith took a huge out at the oscar slapped chris rock on stage over

01:54:20.460 a joke about jada's hair loss i didn't know that could you imagine hey don't you talk about my wife

01:54:26.540 like that you mean the one that bangs some like teenage terrible singer yeah that one okay and

01:54:33.020 it's called an entanglement karan core 10 bucks enjoying the case breakdown so far shout out to

01:54:37.100 dollface for being such a good great co-host thank you so much appreciate that karan you and your

01:54:41.420 fiance hope you guys are doing well out there in canada and then we got uh demi and 602 will

01:54:46.060 smith is double agent of masculine uh frame facts go to me you're one of the most beautiful girls i've

01:54:53.580 ever seen next hansen and the stripper a real life spies dangerous game with a femme fatale

01:55:02.140 hey man what do guys like young youth and beauty i told you don't change

01:55:12.540 in washington the strip clubs near fbi headquarters are somewhat uh good question here from demi and 602

01:55:19.340 10 bucks all the way from uh i think that's a british pounds uh question of myron are there any

01:55:24.140 periods in u.s history where when there were are normally high numbers of convicted double agents

01:55:27.980 less traders any correlation with financial crises no not really bro um you know you're always going

01:55:33.180 to have these idiots out there that commit espionage but a lot of the time it's just like people just

01:55:37.820 think that they can get away with it and they get greedy you know what discreet hansen would often

01:55:44.300 spend afternoons and nights in these spots while he told his wife he was on special assignment robert

01:55:51.500 hansen he sees yeah special assignment all right fucking sell the secrets to the russians

01:55:59.900 and banging a stripper it's a woman dancing on the stage and he's captivated by her he thinks she is

01:56:06.300 a beautiful dancer and he wants to get to know her and so he writes her a note tells her that she is the

01:56:14.220 most beautiful dancer he's ever seen she's graceful and he sends it to the back so that someone can give her

01:56:21.180 the note and a few dollars and as he's walking out of joanna's 1819 club this woman priscilla gailey

01:56:29.740 once named ohio stripper of the year catches up to bob hansen she says to him thank you for that

01:56:36.540 beautiful note that you wrote me it's the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me bro this man this

01:56:42.860 would never fly in 2022 bro these girls be like okay i don't care like you know i mean people said

01:56:49.100 to say this stuff to me in the dms bro this is a sexual marketplace back then it would have been

01:56:53.580 way different like girls just appreciate notes and stuff like that you try that now bro you know

01:56:57.180 look at you like uh thanks for the money see you never and he says thanks i'll be back to see you here

01:57:08.460 you have a grace and a beauty i've never encountered before

01:57:11.660 what he rolled through official washington like a big time player not an obscure bureaucrat in the fbi

01:57:21.820 he moved around washington in an italian raincoat flashing dark glasses often in rented limousines

01:57:28.780 with his stripper friend waiting inside the fancy car hansen loved having someone to spend time with

01:57:36.620 like priscilla gailey they took trips one to manhattan and eventually a wild fling in hong kong

01:57:45.020 where he showed her the sights and bought her lavish presents

01:57:50.220 he enjoyed going to hong kong my man over here again that russian money and simping on this girl

01:57:56.300 with this beautiful girl on his arm because she was very pretty and uh she had a great body dancing

01:58:05.580 in a strip club and they would go to night clubs in hong kong after his work was over for the fbi

01:58:11.340 and he would always ask uh at the piano bar that the that the pianists pay play uh as time goes by

01:58:19.900 so here's looking at you kid you know i mean this was maybe a little combination of uh of sean connery and

01:58:26.060 humphrey bogart and a little walter minnie thrown in there was a fantasy life here as well as uh a

01:58:32.940 real life hansen started taking nude photos of his wife bonnie he shared them with his friend jack

01:58:39.340 horshauer who was on duty in the military he getting that money he don't give a fuck anymore he's like hey

01:58:45.180 i don't care i'm ready to risk it all baby these rushes give me this money i got this stripper me and

01:58:51.820 you smashing what the camera's on now baby you know what i'm saying he's ready to risk it all he

01:58:58.300 bonnie asked him why why are you doing this what is this about oh you're so beautiful he told her

01:59:05.580 i love you so much this is just something for us jack ho shower gets an envelope in the mail from bob

01:59:11.420 hansen his childhood buddy he opens it up he's shocked he finds naked photographs of bonnie inside

01:59:18.540 jack says to bob bob there must be some mistake hey bob what are you doing bro i don't want to turn

01:59:25.660 from jack to jack off man what are you doing i have photographs of your wife here in the nude

01:59:30.700 remember guys this is like the 80s they don't got no real porn and shit this is like this is what dudes

01:59:35.180 used to do you know what i'm saying this is like dudes used to be on what was the magazines they used to

01:59:39.660 what hustler was a hustler playboys i know playboys back in the day but like you did like yo poor yo

01:59:46.620 i'm old enough to remember like when they didn't have like porn movies like that you had to like

01:59:50.220 either either go to a store get a magazine times were different bruh what's going on must be a mistake

01:59:58.220 anthony says no no jack you're a real man you're serving our country you're making the ultimate sacrifice

02:00:05.020 by being in vietnam i want you to share in the joy and the pleasure of seeing just uh samuel goes uh

02:00:12.140 myr can you look that up real quick though the the currency uh will smith just had a meltdown live

02:00:17.100 on stage after a comedian mentioned jada big simp energy great breakdown myron yo well will smith bro

02:00:21.820 is definitely holding an l for the past two years

02:00:28.060 the should that happen with him and data pinkett man is literally terrible bro like literally terrible

02:00:33.340 he's a he's a legend you know and this woman has sat here and disgraced his name and it pisses me

02:00:39.260 off to be honest with y'all because she's a nobody bro and for her to disgrace his name like that with

02:00:44.540 it's an entanglement and zero accountability it's it's a damn shame bro if malaysian ringgit malaysian

02:00:50.700 okay shout to malaysia shout especially speaking of malaysia man i've been doing a lot of research on

02:00:54.860 a 911 case for y'all just so you guys know uh those plotters they plotted the the event in malaysia

02:01:01.180 a lot of the planning was actually conducted in malaysia yeah uh fire content 10 bucks no one

02:01:05.660 else is doing this can you break down dc sniper i got you my friend i'll do that one and uh can you

02:01:10.460 make a note of that one uh doll please yeah uh i've gotten that request a lot uh dc sniper that's how

02:01:17.020 beautiful bonnie is not only did he photograph bonnie nude but he put a small video camera inside their

02:01:24.700 bedroom bob hanson said you don't care anymore i have a special treat for you i want you to watch

02:01:30.140 tonight hanson beamed live sex scenes from his bedroom he and his wife via closed circuit video

02:01:37.340 within the house sitting in the den of their home jack ho shower watched the nightly sex scene it

02:01:44.140 didn't stop there hanson and his pal jack visited various pornographic websites together including one

02:01:53.740 that went by the name myhotwife.com but hanson did something even jack didn't know about robert

02:02:00.140 hanson posted on the internet erotic stories about himself and his wife bonnie some of them true

02:02:08.780 some of them imagined some of them fantasy some of them embellished hanson's sexual fantasies went

02:02:16.620 undetected at the bureau a massive spy hunt was underway but his colleagues were not looking at him

02:02:24.140 he would sit in a meeting with us and we would talk about catching spies and in his mind he has to

02:02:30.380 know he's the most powerful man in the room so this guy says hanson's former fbi boss hanson i think was

02:02:35.980 a supervisor which was a 14 so this guy was probably at least a special agent uh an assistant special

02:02:40.620 agent in charge probably a 15. even though he's sitting as a walter he would never sit at the desk he

02:02:46.700 would never be a leader but in essence he was the ultimate leader clearly he deceived everyone around him

02:02:52.460 he deceived his wife and his family worse of all not to speak of his colleagues but you know he may

02:02:59.340 have deceived himself and he's he may have been his own ultimate victim because again when you're

02:03:05.500 a true believer what you're doing you believe in absolutely no matter what it is and you find

02:03:10.940 reasons to justify it and you have to do that to retain your sanity but hansen would ultimately make a

02:03:18.940 mistake a little mistake which would lead the fbi mole hunters to him

02:03:23.820 coming up how the feds finally stopped hansen

02:03:42.460 spring 2000 at the russian mission to the united nations their security cameras were keenly watching

02:03:49.420 the fbi agents in the neighborhood from eastern european listening posts rumors were spreading

02:03:55.660 that a former russian kgb agent was in new york city looking to sell a file about the mole oh

02:04:02.380 shit former kgb agent buy to sell a file to the mole remember guys at this point uh the soviet union

02:04:09.660 had had just this uh just this dissolved so guys were out of work it was a tough time in russia

02:04:15.660 um a lot of former kgb agents were out on the market trying to sell some secrets you know i'm

02:04:20.380 saying make some money code name ramon garcia or in reality the hansen file that he said he could help

02:04:29.740 the fbi more than they realized because he not only had some information of value he had the actual file

02:04:38.780 on the mole when they heard that i mean their eyes just popped out of their head they had to have that

02:04:45.500 file no matter what it cost so the negotiations began and the russian was in no hurry to reach any

02:04:53.180 kind of a deal he asked for a lot of money and the fbi named a lower figure eventually they settled on

02:05:00.780 seven million dollars what bruh so so at this point guys so just put these things in perspective

02:05:09.020 see yeah you already know what to do right search seven million dollars in 19 this is probably 19

02:05:13.500 no this is 2000 this is in 2000 now yeah because that's when they i think that's where they was

02:05:18.300 building the evidence to catch them okay so um hold on is it 2000 because when go to the beginning

02:05:25.820 information of value posts rumors were spreading that a former russian kgb agent

02:05:31.660 got to go back a little bit more spring 2000 okay yeah spring 2000 to the united nations good catch

02:05:41.500 when they heard that i mean their eyes yeah seven million in 2000 they had to have that file no

02:05:47.180 matter what it cost so the negotiations began and the russian was in no hurry to reach any kind of a deal

02:05:55.020 you know he asked for a lot of money and the fbi named a lower figure eventually they settled on

02:06:01.900 seven million dollars but there was one catch the man did not have the file with him

02:06:09.020 it was still in moscow not at kgb headquarters but nonetheless in moscow okay seven million dollars

02:06:16.140 in 2000 guys is it worth 11 million 500 000 today god damn red he couldn't go back into the secret

02:06:28.540 kgb headquarters near moscow and get a file out he was retired past armed guards i mean he's not tom

02:06:36.540 cruz right he's not going to be able to do a mission impossible so they asked him you know how could you

02:06:41.100 possibly have access to this file and he said i took it with me i took it with me and i hit it and

02:06:47.820 i'm the only one who knows where it is news of the potential breakthrough was passed on to the cia

02:06:54.140 hansen still operating at fbi headquarters was unaware he was in danger of being discovered the

02:07:00.540 defective provided uh the entire file which included some of the garbage bags that hansen had wrapped

02:07:07.500 some of his secret information in and put in the dead rock it included all the correspondence between

02:07:13.100 hansen and the russians over many years it included some uh cds that hansen being very technical

02:07:21.180 sort of a computer geek had turned over to the russians it included uh the names that he had copied

02:07:29.340 down before he took the file of all the documents that hansen had turned over

02:07:36.540 because the russian figured he didn't need to pull out all the actual documents the americans would

02:07:41.180 have the documents these were copies and all he needed was to identify them the file also included

02:07:47.980 an audio tape a recording of a phone conversation between the mole and the kgb inside an fbi office in

02:07:55.820 washington a small group of and real quick guys so the garbage bag that they're talking about

02:08:00.460 actually had his fingerprints here and i'll show you guys you know the affidavit real quick uh

02:08:06.380 forensic evidence when b made dead drops to the kgb svr he would place the contents of the drop in a

02:08:10.540 plastic garbage bag which he would wrap with tape the plastic bag would then be placed inside a second

02:08:14.860 garbage bag the fbi can possession of the inner plastic bag used by beyond the occasion to wrap the

02:08:19.740 contents of a package uh to the kgb and fbi fingerprint examiners conducted an examination of the

02:08:24.860 plastic bag and ascertained that it contains two lane fingerprints of comparison value the exam

02:08:29.900 determined that these two fingerprints are those of robert philip hansen holy and also you guys are

02:08:35.660 probably wondering well how do they have his fingerprints in the first place so every time

02:08:38.940 you get uh a government job guys they roll your fingerprints right so i remember when i went to go

02:08:43.660 work for hsi i actually had to come go to a police station uh get fingerprinted and then i had to go and

02:08:49.900 give copies of my fingerprint cards over to homeland security so uh and had to be signed by the detective

02:08:56.700 that finger rolled me and every fingerprinted me and everything else like that so that is why um

02:09:01.660 if you're a government employee they're going to have your fingerprints on file and they were able to do

02:09:05.020 that okay so let's keep going senior officials gathered to listen it was hauntingly familiar well of

02:09:14.060 course it was and at first they didn't know who it was so they went back to the file and they

02:09:19.180 started looking at it and they found a couple of phrases in the correspondence that hansen had

02:09:25.420 sent to the kgb and there was a phrase in there quoting general patton which they realized they

02:09:32.620 had heard that phrase before and the phrase was supposedly from patton's famous speech to the troops

02:09:38.780 just before d-day in world war ii in which he referred to let's get this thing over with the germans

02:09:45.100 so we can go after the purple pissing japanese well that's not that's an unusual phrase so they

02:09:52.140 listened to the tape again and they all said of course it's bob hansen the fb hot damn bro they

02:10:00.380 got him because no one else uses that phrase the eye men were stunned the mole was one of their own

02:10:09.340 one they never suspected hansen had made the mistake of leaving a fingerprint and a voice print for the

02:10:15.980 fbi to discover armed with this evidence they set a trap for hansen oh lord station to the state

02:10:23.580 department before the fbi they wanted him back at headquarters so they could put a video camera on

02:10:28.860 him in his office in the ceiling unknown to him and keep an eye on him and they watched him and for a

02:10:37.020 couple of months and at one point they saw him actually going by a dead drop and checking out

02:10:43.980 the signs to signals to see you know so they they realized that so just so you guys know um so this

02:10:50.540 is the phone call that they're talking about on december 16 19 i want to be told the kgb that he had an

02:10:54.220 increase in sound authority which moved them temporarily out of direct responsibility but a

02:10:58.460 new mission for my new group has not been fully defined and i hope to adjust that as general

02:11:03.100 patten said let's get this over with so we can kick the shit out of the japanese he quoted the same

02:11:07.660 reference to japanese in a letter he wrote to the svr honor about june 8 2000 at that time hansen was

02:11:12.300 preparing to assume new duties as chief of the new national security threat list at the fbi headquarters

02:11:17.100 where he focused the unit's counterintelligence efforts on economic espionage this new assignment

02:11:21.260 results in increase in salary so he went from a oh wow he went from a gs14 to gs15 okay so he went

02:11:26.940 to a unit chief uh which guys just so you guys understand i broke down the hierarchies of special

02:11:31.500 agents but normally so a 13 is someone that does a criminal case so for example the person that

02:11:35.580 released the affidavit is a 13 okay he's a case agent and then a 14 is a supervisor 15 is someone

02:11:41.820 that is a second line supervisor aka also known as a assistant special agent in charge but in this case

02:11:47.180 he had the title of unit chief okay um several fbi employees that recall that hansen frequently

02:11:52.220 quoted general patten and one employee who worked closely with hansen specifically remembers hansen

02:11:56.300 once using the above mentioned patent quote in discussion with him so in february 1908 b told

02:12:00.940 the kgb that he could read the vicar or oh okay so we'll we'll keep going on with that with the thing

02:12:05.180 because guys they have like 30 to 20 plus packages of him releasing stuff not only did they have the right

02:12:10.620 person which they knew by then but that he was still active which they didn't know at that point

02:12:18.380 then a forensics team came up with hansen's fingerprints lifted from a black bag the trash

02:12:24.380 bag he'd used for the secrets he had turned over to the russians no one knows why he didn't wear gloves

02:12:30.940 nor why the russians kept the bag but now the fbi had its case and moved against their target

02:12:38.780 i just doubled over i remember distinctly hearing robert philip hansen can't be my bob because i

02:12:46.060 didn't know his name was philip and it was denial i mean it was just like hearing your son had died

02:12:51.180 to think that bob hansen had been arrested for espionage coming up after the arrest sober thoughts

02:12:59.180 about a man who deceived his wife his family and his nation the news of robert hansen's arrest stunned

02:13:13.180 official washington people tried to make sense of the betrayal bob hansen was powerless or at least

02:13:19.660 he thought he was in the fbi but by becoming a spy he was the most powerful counterintelligence

02:13:25.980 official in the u.s government because he could totally control his relationship with the kgb

02:13:33.340 he could make things happen in the fbi he clearly was someone who was obsessed he was obsessed with

02:13:39.580 religion uh he he was obsessed with a particular style of living which he assumed was only the was

02:13:47.340 the only one that was worth living robert hansen was able to somehow be a spy and be an fbi agent at

02:13:56.060 the same time for 20 years he was able to be a loyal husband and betray his wife for 20 years so when

02:14:02.780 he was in church praying he was a devout catholic and he meant every word of it when he told his wife

02:14:08.620 that he loved her he meant every word of it when he was with the stripper priscilla gailey he enjoyed every

02:14:16.620 minute of it and when he was committing espionage he wanted to be james bond and he was better than bond

02:14:28.380 when confronted hansen admitted his guilt and offered no explanation publicly for his actions

02:14:34.700 he agreed to cooperate in return for his wife's protection i think she turns out to be a doormat

02:14:41.980 for him i mean this is a woman who did not appreciate nor understand his uh access he didn't understand

02:14:49.100 his real profession the kind of counterintelligence officer he was i mean this is a woman who found him

02:14:54.940 spying in 79 and they chose to go to talk to the priest so what three years after he became an agent

02:15:02.700 god damn and he says i won't do it anymore it was always behind the scenes the great family secret

02:15:08.940 that he had done this turns out he did it again starting in 1985. i think hansen got away uh with

02:15:15.260 it because of the fbi culture of not wanting to believe you know what where there's smoke there's fire

02:15:20.220 let's look at this guy you have to look at what he gave away it was very serious uh he gave away

02:15:26.060 information about our our assessment of soviet nuclear strength and their assessment of how

02:15:33.900 powerful our weapons were i mean this during the cold war we all lived in a in a time of uh of fear

02:15:41.020 that there could be a nuclear armageddon and he was giving away information about that of great value

02:15:46.860 and he was betraying human beings whose lives were lost because of him people were shot because of him

02:15:53.740 so you can't feel very sorry for this guy hansen's guilty plea avoided a public trial and release of

02:16:00.620 sensitive documents he was sentenced to life without parole at headquarters the fbi chief

02:16:07.900 hailed his men for finding hansen and here he is right here guys he's yes he's currently serving 15

02:16:14.620 god damn thing so 15 life sentences at adet florence adex uh u.s bureau of prisons um and we've

02:16:27.340 talked about this this is probably the the highest security prison he's 23 hours in solitary confinement

02:16:33.260 one hour i think he goes to the gym and is able to exercise but he's by himself 100 pretty much

02:16:38.620 isolation he uh and this is where the worst the worst are you know the unabomber is here

02:16:44.140 our boy zokar sarnev aka the boss of marathon bomber he's there all these guys some of the worst

02:16:50.140 criminals are there and this is the worst uh highest max prison uh in the united states federal prison

02:16:56.940 so that's where he is right now but nobody in counterintelligence was celebrating

02:17:03.660 it had taken too long to catch him too much damage had been done and there was a continuing fear that

02:17:10.380 hansen most certainly would not be the last trader it would be rather naive to believe that this is the

02:17:18.220 end of the story espionage will never cease even though russia and the united states today are on fairly

02:17:28.700 good terms russia has its national interests south korea has its nationalists israel has every nation

02:17:34.780 has and just so you guys know my bad uh to provide their government just so you guys know he he took

02:17:43.740 crazy effort to like not get caught look he was running his name right this is the fbi database right

02:17:49.340 it's called uh acs and ecf which they have way different databases now but this is back in the 90s

02:17:55.500 uh and look at all these things he searched hansen dead drop and kgb dead drop dead drop fison cell

02:18:01.420 phone hence hansen 941 talisman dead drop dead drop these are all the searches he did in the database

02:18:07.340 guys to try to not get caught you know cct in virginia fox stone this is the the park that he was at

02:18:13.740 look at all these things he did to query himself man which you know i used to work in law enforcement bro

02:18:20.140 you never search yourself in databases all the way up until 2001 right before he was caught he was searching

02:18:24.620 himself so if that isn't guilty conscious i don't know what is their societies with information which

02:18:31.500 is vital to their national security and their national interests robert hansen is not the last one

02:18:37.740 absolutely not david bro you did the same thing god damn it all the difference is you ain't get caught

02:18:44.540 by a vladimir and his boys major hansen's old boss and one of those who thought they knew him best

02:18:51.100 had a final thought about the man he misjudged it's an image he believes most people in official

02:18:57.180 washington think of when hansen's name is mentioned bob hansen has been taken out of the world bob hansen

02:19:04.780 lives in his cell 23 hours a day with no social contact whatsoever he has four black and white

02:19:12.060 television shows to watch he goes to the bathroom he sleeps and he eats in that same room and he's taken

02:19:18.780 out one hour a day and put in a room by himself to exercise he's literally been taken out of the

02:19:24.620 world i mean he might get some netflix nowadays and he will be there he dies

02:19:35.180 crazy crazy crazy crazy and uh just see i'll see real fast this is the indictment that he got so we

02:19:40.940 went over the affidavit right uh these are the drop locations everything else like that that we talked

02:19:45.740 about uh let's see here if we missed anything because yeah guys he he turned over so much

02:19:50.300 information in in 20 years right but that's why i figured you know what let's just go over the

02:19:54.620 documentary because it'll be a little bit easier for you guys to to follow um but yeah man uh so let's

02:20:00.220 go over the indictment real fast what he got actually got charged with he got charged with conspiracy to

02:20:04.540 commit espionage 18 usc 974 c uh espionage 18 usc 794 a and then attempted espionage 794 a because he had

02:20:13.660 tried again and then uh the forfeiture because they took his money and everything like that

02:20:18.860 uh and you know he became with the fbi january 12 1976 and yeah man he was just doing a whole

02:20:25.420 bunch of shit and just so you guys know so what is here's a statute for 18 usc uh right uh annotated

02:20:33.340 crimes and criminal procedures gathering and delivering defense information to aid foreign government

02:20:37.180 and then this is a right whoever in the tent or reason to believe that it is to be used to the

02:20:43.500 injury of the united states or to the advantage of a foreign nation communicates delivers or transmits

02:20:47.260 or attempts to communicate deliver or transmit to any foreign government or any faction or party or

02:20:51.420 military of a naval force within a foreign country whether recognized or unrecognized by united states

02:20:56.060 or to any representative officer agent employee subject or citizen thereof either directly or indirectly

02:21:01.100 any document writing code book see how they have it so wide wide spanning um shall be punished by

02:21:07.340 death or by a prisoner for any term of years or for life except that the sentence of death shall not be

02:21:13.260 imposed unless the jury or if there is no jury the court further finds the offense resulted in the

02:21:18.460 identification by a foreign power so um yeah he would have got death if he didn't if he didn't uh cooperate

02:21:25.180 and then uh and then what was the other one that was a and then c so c is this right here if two or

02:21:31.020 more persons conspired to violate the section and one or more of such persons do any act to affect the

02:21:36.140 object of the conspiracy each of the parties to such conspiracy shall be subject to the punishment provided

02:21:40.780 for the offense which is the subject of such conspiracy so uh obviously because he inspired he

02:21:45.260 conspired with the russians right he was passing this information so uh and then you got uh a and then c okay

02:21:52.620 so yeah so that's what it is guys um this is the indictment uh out of the alexandria division

02:21:57.980 you guys can see it was a very long indictment um and they just had a whole bunch of stuff him

02:22:03.420 giving it this gets out everything like that but we went through the and yeah there's like a bunch

02:22:08.300 they had to obviously cross their t's and dot their eyes um so senior trial attorney uh justin e

02:22:15.580 williams randier bellows this is the united state attorney kenneth millson yeah so they yeah they

02:22:19.420 weren't messing around so then the forfeiture this is where they took the money uh

02:22:25.660 oh man one million four hundred thirty seven thousand itself includes but it's not limited

02:22:28.700 to approximately hundred thousand dollars plus equitable interest main time on behalf of the

02:22:32.220 defendant by or through the kgb and svr which may have been deposited at one point in the venison

02:22:36.380 bank in moscow so 800 000 they took it and then the 600 000 cash and diamonds obtained uh by the

02:22:42.860 defendant from the kgb and svr fifty thousand dollars recovered by the fbi from the lewis drop site

02:22:47.260 in long branch nature center and two rolex watches bearing the serial numbers of l8 okay and yeah

02:22:52.780 so uh real quick can you type in one million four hundred thirty seven thousand dollars uh in 2001 to

02:22:58.300 now because that's when they grabbed them in 2001. one million four hundred thirty seven thousand dollars

02:23:07.580 uh yep and this was they indicted him may 6th of 2001 and they arrested him in february of 2001 and here

02:23:14.620 was his um department of state uh id uh god damn it sorry guys yeah there we go

02:23:27.500 this was his business card uh and his department of state card that he had when he was working

02:23:34.940 so yeah crazy shit man crazy crazy crazy stuff

02:23:38.780 and here he is nowadays a little bit more recent photo it's him in in prison

02:23:48.620 all right and this is when the fbi just grabbed them business card there's actually a movie about

02:23:54.300 this as well uh i think it's called breach yeah that's them grabbing him right there not too not

02:24:01.020 too fun let me you know let me see if i can pull up the full youtube video of them uh grabbing him oh and

02:24:06.620 then also you know what let me show you guys this as well real fast uh that's the equivalent okay

02:24:10.780 one million four hundred thirty seven thousand dollars guys which the government took from it

02:24:13.900 is what what he earned pretty much at that time in 2001 is the equivalent to two million three hundred

02:24:18.300 and two thousand dollars today god damn that's quite a bit of money not worth it though man definitely

02:24:24.620 not worth it trade your country and uh so yep so here is his case guys uh on pacer

02:24:34.220 right and i taught you guys how to use pacer effectively uh here he is right here robert

02:24:38.860 philip hansen terminated 5 10 2002 that's probably when he uh got his judgment and yeah life count

02:24:45.900 life on each count life life life life life bam and then a couple of them were dismissed because some

02:24:52.540 of these probably held a death penalty so that's why

02:24:56.940 so yep and then all this stuff right here 2002 there's been something new here as of 2021 i don't

02:25:06.140 know i i tried looking at it i don't know what the hell this means

02:25:13.100 uh

02:25:17.980 okay so he looks like he has a new attorney that just came in

02:25:20.940 as of what the 27th of last year yeah last year he might okay looks like our boy

02:25:31.580 got a new defense attorney he's probably trying to file a motion of some kind

02:25:35.660 so that's what's going on but here's his case guys yep this is the eastern district of virginia

02:25:41.100 here's the case number okay uh yeah and then let's see so we looked at his indictment looked at the

02:25:48.220 affidavit uh all right let's look at some of these chats real fast now um is there anything else i

02:25:55.740 was going to show y'all do we need anything else to cover with them that was that was really it

02:26:01.580 yeah remember the last thing i was like when he got arrested and he told the fbi what took y'all so

02:26:07.100 long oh yeah yeah yeah you want to tell him about that real quick yeah like the like he was that was

02:26:13.500 the first thing you told him when he got arrested first thing he told him when he got arrested like

02:26:16.940 what took y'all so long like like he knew it was coming but he's like yo i got away with this for

02:26:24.700 20 years that's a long time though that's a really long time all right so here we go so this is him

02:26:31.900 getting arrested guys the full video i don't think it has any sound oh this one of course the government

02:26:42.220 doesn't play with sound coming from the park just doing a drop oh oh next thing you know

02:26:59.580 he was so calm though like

02:27:03.900 that's probably when he told him right there he turned back at him he's like what took y'all so long

02:27:06.860 right you know he went to church that morning yeah yeah this is great for the law enforcement but

02:27:14.540 this is terrible for the intelligence community that's true like it took them 10 10 20 years to

02:27:19.260 catch this guy bro he did it smart though he was like the desk nerd yep nobody suspected it look at how

02:27:30.220 many of them showed up god damn

02:27:36.860 he's a high-ranking fbi agent he's he's a 15 he ain't no bum look at my man got to them old ass

02:27:47.660 glasses on 2001 you guys seen that piece of shit car god damn oh man all right so uh

02:27:59.500 man i hope you guys enjoyed that right there so let's read some of these chats real fast

02:28:02.940 i know a lot of talk about wolf smith right now i'm gonna go check the video after this

02:28:08.220 uh do double agents last traders have any common physiological traits habits or life events that make

02:28:12.460 it easier to predict whether they'd flip no man a lot of the time it's just random bro it's just

02:28:17.740 random like you don't you wouldn't think that they would do it but they just do it uh best chat

02:28:22.700 moderators best podcast thank you so much yeah man and yo guys do me a quick favor go ahead and like

02:28:26.460 the video man how many likes do we got do we got a 1 000 likes guys can you guys get us to 1k likes

02:28:30.380 i see there's 1 000 yell in here oh we got 1 000 likes i'm just gonna shut up then if you haven't

02:28:34.380 liked the video already guys like the video um and then let's see here what else i want to make sure

02:28:39.500 i don't miss any chats love you guys so much wayne myron do you have you seen any guys if you have

02:28:44.300 any uh questions go ahead and get them in now any questions for me or about face myron have you seen

02:28:48.940 the movie breach 2007 it's a drama based on life and sting by the fbi robert hansen yes yes i

02:28:53.580 actually mentioned earlier i will probably uh check it out as well i didn't watch it prior to this

02:28:57.820 because i didn't want to get um because you know how hollywood like chances of facts around a bit

02:29:01.660 for uh for no you know for more views but i'll probably well you know if i go watch it after

02:29:06.140 this one um do will smith smacking chris uh give me one's in the chat if y'all want me to play this

02:29:14.460 clip of will smith smacking the shit out of chris brown or chris rock go ahead and give me one's

02:29:19.740 in the chat if y'all want me to do if you guys want me to do it i'll do it yeah i know they

02:29:23.500 buy to put some ones in here and talk about this for a good minute yeah i'll google this

02:29:30.380 shit right now i want to see it too myron adult face working hard we really are man uh and then

02:29:36.540 we got uh jamal five bucks did you know some of the 911 hadjectors trained in a small lantern

02:29:41.580 airport in palm beach florida yes i do my friend yes i do i got a funny story about those guys as well

02:29:46.380 uh from my job uh when i do that when i do that uh it's not crazy it's not classified but

02:29:51.580 the little funny story about the fbi did you see andrew tate reaction to will and jada yes i did it

02:29:56.700 was hilarious shout out to islam bro she's they need a break she's what she did was super haram if

02:30:02.060 you guys know what i'm saying man uh let's see here anything else here uh camino kill welcome

02:30:12.620 good to see you back uh fire content no one else doing this can you break down the dc okay i think

02:30:18.060 i'm caught up here so let's see what the chat says oh yeah a bunch of ones all right fantastic i

02:30:22.540 know you guys are going to want it so all right let me go ahead and pull this up here on the side

02:30:29.420 because i knew oh man okay let's google this joint right here so let's have some fun i'm going to google

02:30:39.500 it with you guys so let me share screen and we go on to discover together oh my god two more

02:30:44.140 uh okay can you do a breakdown of one mdb and joe low scandal he funded the movie wolf of wall

02:30:50.540 street from malaysia taxpayers money with goldman sachs okay we could look at that and then was there

02:30:54.940 another one uh doll that you could pull up uh all right can you do a video on gain cane velasquez

02:31:01.100 an ex-fighter who went after the man who's who mole oh mole okay i get what you're saying his child

02:31:07.180 uh yeah can you uh write that down as well um doll face please i got you okay all right wolf smith

02:31:14.700 let's look this up oh smith chris rock oh it's already up here uh

02:31:29.020 will smith smack chris rock on oscar stage after jada pickett smith joke uh

02:31:33.260 oh oh wow damn holy he put his hole back into it wow if anyone has a link uh

02:31:53.980 yeah so someone drop it in the chat someone got like the full-on joint that ain't gonna hit me with uh

02:32:00.220 you know

02:32:03.420 it's got to be on youtube though let me see if i can find this on youtube bro hold on let's see

02:32:10.620 will smith

02:32:11.820 all right let me mute this so i'll get hit with the thing until he comes in and actually slaps him

02:32:30.940 oh okay so he made the joke about her hair

02:32:39.260 look at her mad

02:32:39.980 she do look bald as hell though

02:32:49.740 that was a that was a nice one okay

02:32:51.580 i don't know

02:32:52.540 i don't know

02:32:53.900 the fuck someone in the back some idiot in the back

02:33:01.580 oh wow wow

02:33:04.140 what are you serious will was that even real like hold up

02:33:12.140 wow who slaps somebody like that though

02:33:21.100 that's wild wow

02:33:23.500 wow incredible wow wow wow okay ridiculous very interesting i hope that wasn't staged

02:33:40.460 i mean the way he slapped him and then his hand was straight like who slaps somebody like that like

02:33:45.340 oh no it's kind of yeah it's weird wow incredible bro

02:33:54.140 incredible

02:33:57.660 yeah i think it's real because they're saying it's uh we'll see

02:34:02.300 oh we'll see

02:34:03.660 okay whatever they're saying fake he cursed him out afterwards yeah yeah i don't think it was fake guys

02:34:09.580 i don't know just look i don't know it was probably a real let's see here

02:34:13.820 jayna i love you gi jane too can't wait to see it all right

02:34:23.900 it's that was a nice one that wasn't even that bad of a joke it really wasn't it and it wasn't funny

02:34:30.940 and look how he walks up to him

02:34:34.620 that looks why would you slap somebody like that i don't know

02:34:39.580 i don't know what's the shit out of me

02:34:46.780 wow dude yeah it was a gi jane job keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth

02:34:55.900 i'm going to oh he done chipped oh he is mad he done lost it holy

02:35:01.660 i love you i love you yo what

02:35:09.660 yikes

02:35:11.980 that was uh greatest night in the history of television okay

02:35:19.660 wow will smith man

02:35:20.940 oh yeah that's that's that's a l that's sad who's the bigger loser tonight robert hansen or will smith

02:35:34.860 will smith will smith will smith will smith forever handsome and latino since 2001

02:35:42.060 that don't count

02:35:45.100 yo nah god damn that is wild yo

02:35:52.220 all right wow you got some super chats yeah that's a l right there god damn

02:35:57.740 she's yo now he was really mad yeah he was that wasn't fake bro it wasn't because they cut that

02:36:05.260 shit out

02:36:08.220 man will smith looking fucking crazy right now bro he can't take a joke yeah it ain't even that

02:36:17.260 serious yo i guarantee you though there was something else behind the scenes bro it ain't

02:36:20.860 just that joke no and i think she's probably sick yeah it it wasn't just that joke bro something else

02:36:27.180 robert johnson evidently jada is bald due to a disease so yeah well i like that yeah you called

02:36:31.660 it yeah you called it doll face um like man i've never seen him that angry yeah i've never seen him

02:36:40.780 that mad like in real life about to die like she had just got diagnosed with a scalp condition

02:36:46.780 condition okay that's it yeah but i mean damn bro he ain't have to like my man like it was the last

02:36:56.060 part it wasn't even the smack it wasn't even the church of patrol my sc from uh from earlier got some

02:37:01.820 uh dismissed would you like would you do a berry seal episode uh can you write that one down too

02:37:07.900 jc torres after 9 11 building fell in the middle of the rubble they found the passports conspiracy

02:37:11.900 1000 don't you think yeah we'll see yeah i saw loose change i did see loose change

02:37:21.820 uh all right i think i caught up with all the chats man uh oh what uh what legal trouble is will smith

02:37:29.340 and now he yo he might get arrested after that so yeah he might honestly get arrested after that

02:37:35.500 that's open assault bro on at the oscars how can people not tell that was acting two good actors

02:37:43.100 acting uh i know that last part was it no yeah nah bro because because uh the oscar like the oscar

02:37:51.020 is a classy event like that they i don't think they were stooped to that level to like get views like

02:37:56.140 like uh slapping somebody and then saying get get my wife's name out your fucking like nah yeah he's

02:38:01.660 profanity yeah he was profanity on two and they're on they're on uh public television nah bro that that

02:38:07.100 show was real that show was real uh chris should have said he was sorry for talking about august's

02:38:13.020 wife right then and there i'm crying he laughed at a joke that went up there after they're looking uh

02:38:21.660 after looking at her reaction yeah he probably thought it was funny then she started crying

02:38:26.220 could we get a uh vips oh it's your boy vips cartel vibes vibes cartel is that how it is yeah

02:38:32.060 it's vibes bro i don't know jamaican law guys so i don't know you know what she could break it down

02:38:36.860 for y'all because she knows jamaican law no i don't they jurisdiction is different yeah that's a whole

02:38:42.140 other that's different first of all the man's still making music since he's been locked up

02:38:47.260 so i don't know how man do they even really put people in jail out there in jamaica what's he doing

02:38:53.020 you're just chilling he got it he got jamaica on lock okay apparently so he's still on lock and

02:38:58.940 making music yeah how you have things on lock while you're supposed to be on lock there they got a

02:39:05.740 studio they got a studio man all right uh okay let me make sure i don't miss any of you guys right now

02:39:11.580 so i'm gonna make sure i pull up all the chats right now give me one second guys do you got anything

02:39:15.820 you want to tell the people um i had fun this episode you did this this i think this is one of the

02:39:22.220 best but it's episode not because i'm on here of course but i was gonna say what probably just

02:39:28.060 saying it because you're on here nah the breakdown was fun we had the video we had the interaction

02:39:33.740 with the chat you know we had more likes than views like yeah uh it was good what y'all think

02:39:41.820 yeah good guys give us once in the chat if you guys enjoyed that while i read these chats having

02:39:45.340 fun two bucks jada must have got got that gawk gawk nine thousand okay i got you it's over nine

02:39:51.100 thousand uh five bucks from richard i just don't get it jada cheats on will crickets chris makes a lame

02:39:55.740 joke will man's up gives me a break uh give me a break what do you think yes craziness bro that's

02:40:00.460 definitely out for him chris should have said he was sorry for talking about yeah hilarious uh king

02:40:05.180 uh could we get a we definitely got ones in five bucks from gracie habib he can't take a joke hilarious

02:40:14.700 uh

02:40:19.260 and i'm just reading through here making sure i didn't miss any of your guys's chats thank you

02:40:22.140 guys so much for donations uh really love you guys um you got anything you want to tell the

02:40:27.260 people doll while i pull up this while i keep looking um thank you guys for your continuous support

02:40:33.180 you guys are the best chat in the world and yeah i would love to be on fed it more it's fun it's fun

02:40:43.820 i am never bringing you back bro ever just did a great job no she did good she was actually very

02:40:49.580 helpful uh two bucks from angus black my watching from scotland love the show myron hey man we got the

02:40:54.940 whole world in the house man scotland yeah scotland uh let's see here i will do one of my cases in the

02:41:04.220 future guys yo get in the chat real quick uh don't face gonna read it while i keep reading

02:41:09.020 making sure i don't miss anyone's chat can you guys name uh name cases that you guys want me to break

02:41:13.580 down don't face gonna look at the chat right now and monitor it name cases that you guys want us to

02:41:18.220 break down whatever gets the most mentions right now i will seriously contemplate making it for next

02:41:24.460 week because i don't have a topic for next week yet 9 11 is going to take a while yeah that's going to

02:41:28.220 take a long time

02:41:33.180 oh someone asked hsi versus fbi guys very similar agencies man both of them do the same thing the

02:41:39.260 only big difference is that uh fbi does you know specialize with counter-terrorism and bank

02:41:45.820 robbery those are like two crimes that the fbi does that we don't really do uh but everything

02:41:49.980 else hsi does as well two bucks from rafa martinez salute to myron smashing that twin on freshness

02:41:57.820 vlog yeah okay bro i hate y'all uh mine have you ever been investigated oh i mentioned that one

02:42:03.420 five bucks from aaron blanker thank you so much what are they saying right now in the chat it's mixed i

02:42:10.220 i didn't see any doubles you don't see any doubles no and my social media is yes shout your stuff out

02:42:17.020 um at doll face duh so doll face d-u-h d-u-h okay uh and then let me just refresh this real quick

02:42:25.980 guys thank you so much for the support man love y'all i see um kane vala valaquez oh what do you say

02:42:31.820 el chapo i see those okay i see dc so between kane dc and

02:42:40.220 el chapo okay between those three okay yeah i've been getting a lot of requests for chapo too

02:42:45.740 all right sounds interesting fetter nurse wearing merch thank you so much that's from two bucks lei

02:42:50.460 uh so what yo myron you should get into that big latino cartel case like pablo and el chapo and do

02:42:55.100 you have any wild stories from your job i got plenty of wild stories from my job will smith reek

02:42:59.260 from game of thrones and an episode on holding frame in the future maybe yes we will wizard x thank

02:43:03.740 you so much dick maximus so what leio all right guys thank you so much for the support man uh we're gonna

02:43:08.700 have an episode with our boy justin waller tomorrow for money monday and then we're gonna

02:43:12.540 bring i think both justin waller and sterling cooper will be on for tomorrow's late night show

02:43:17.180 uh and yeah man let's go we got a list show planned for y'all tomorrow we gonna be there with boys

02:43:21.740 and uh love you guys so much yes i will do coach the ghost i see that in the chat as well i just got

02:43:25.500 to get his documents um shout out to doll face you want to tell anything to the people before we close

02:43:29.740 it out man just thank y'all for the continuous support yeah you guys really like doll face i

02:43:36.940 don't know why y'all fuck with her so much i fucking hate her she really do like love you guys though

02:43:43.580 she talks about all the time like i love the chat they're really supportive they're really friendly

02:43:46.940 like like she's one of the few people that y'all never got any hate since day one yeah yeah she's one

02:43:52.540 of the few girls that y'all right well y'all roast all the other girls man but you guys show her love so

02:43:56.700 start roasting her some more

02:43:57.900 and so one last shot came in right now silly white boy did you see will smith tonight play video real

02:44:06.780 quick yeah i did i did rewind the video back bro i did play it back earlier uh a second but yeah and

02:44:11.820 so yeah i think uh who took a bigger l tonight i think will smith took a bigger l than our boy uh

02:44:17.260 hansen at least hansen got away for 20 years oh you know my man will that's a big l but anyway guys um

02:44:24.380 we'll catch you back here tomorrow money monday with justin waller the nighttime show with sterling

02:44:28.140 cooper love you guys follow doll face on instagram at doll face duh doll face and then d-u-h right

02:44:35.260 yeah one word check her out send a dick pics over there as well unless you're from the uk

02:44:39.020 and we'll catch you guys uh we'll catch you guys tomorrow bruce uh ncis okay uh okay all right let's

02:44:48.300 let's break this down too uh okay

The Debrief With MyronGainesX - October 16, 2022

The WORST Intel LEAK in US History! FBI Agent Sells US Secrets To Russia？!

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