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Former CIA Spies: "The CIA Tried To Ban This Story!" We're Leaving The US by 2030!

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When this story hits the airwaves, it's going to transform people's opinion about CIA. and the depths to which CIA will dive to collect intelligence that protects Americans. But one of its own officers became a spy reporting our secrets to a foreign adversary. My wife and I were included in an operation to bait the mole, to make a mistake, so that the mole could be found and disclosed. Your wife is here today. And you've never told this story before, have you? No. And your curiosity right now is a major issue with CIA because they don't want the world to know who those people are. It's a dangerous game.

Well, obviously my research team tried to figure out who it was. So was this the mall? Married CIA spies Andrew and Gee Bustamante were tasked with unraveling one of the greatest intelligence operations in modern history. Their untold story shows you how to build trust, manipulate, and thrive under pressure. What actually happened. A foreign ally contacted CIA and said you have somebody inside your organization sharing information on operations, officers, assets to an enemy country.

They deployed us to the country and crafted new identities, new aliases, so that we could build new sources of intelligence and try to find them all. And we were really successful in doing that. Nobody felt like they were in imminent danger, but then that changed. My presence in the enemy country became known. I called G instead of it early. And from that I knew that something was wrong. Because it is very real that you can be disappeared by a foreign adversary. or worse, being captured. And the president can plausibly deny that you're the to try to escape the country. But everything went wrong. And what happens next? A horrible story. So This is the first time I'm setting you at home a challenge when you listen to this episode.

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