How The CIA Actually Works | Authorized Account | Insider

Andrew Bustamante spent seven years working covertly as an officer in the Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA recruited him while he was applying to join the Peace Corps after leaving the US Air Force. Bustamante possesses an intimate knowledge of the intelligence community's inner workings. He says that he orchestrated several drone strikes during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and that he mastered the art of deception. After meeting his wife, also a CIA officer, and having children, he learned the CIA was no place for families. But leaving a life that was, to most people, a lie wasn't easy. Today, he runs his own company, Everyday Spy, training people in the techniques he learned as a spy. But he believes the US isn't safe enough to raise his family.

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00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Killings
01:24 - The CIA's Aims
04:21 - Espionage
06:28 - Recruitment
08:25 - CIA Training
11:54 - Lying And Manipulation
14:30 - Secret-Life Control
18:13 - Disguises
20:11 - Langley
21:57 - Four Core Levers
23:45 - Sexpionage
26:01 - Geopolitical Conflicts
27:58 - Leaving The CIA
29:59 - Life After The CIA
33:26 - The Future
36:28 - CIA's Response
36:36 - Credits

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[juliankoripamo]

Dude's def working for the CIA PR Team 😂

[wealthysecrets]

Why does it seem like he's out here trying to recruit agents

[lgv]

Good job man. It took over 30 minutes before i realized i was in a commercial for your company. The skills work😂

[yonkokaido]

No such thing as a "former" FBI or CIA agent. Just a public service announcement.

[CharlieTheNerd]

Never trust anyone bragging about how good he lies

[roadtomanitoba]

Somehow i feel that this interview is his assignment.

[Morcap]

Gotta love the all disguise exhibited; the wig, the missing tooth, the carved face-lines, the hands reset, etc. etc. Professional through and through. Respect.

[STSGuitar]

honestly and ironically, his "wild and free" sorta hairstyle is one of the biggest tells that he is still involved in the intelligence circuit lmao. It's like they sat around and tried to think of, "what sort of hairstyle would an agent never have?" and just came up with this guy lol

[MacSmithVideo]

Clever of him to ignore the torture element and shift to talking about escaping torture.

[Mustlovehorrorfilms]

Only a skilled CIA officer can turn a monologue about the CIA sound like a comforting, empowering therapy session. Damn, he is good.

[mrbinthehouse]

It's scary when a former CIA agent is like: America's headed for dark times, and I'm moving to another country for my kids sake.

[mikeanderson]

All I can do is look at his knocked out tooth and think "Weird Al was wrong, the CIA dental plan sucks!"

[Killem-Dafoe]

Imagine being intimately killed by Weird Al up there.

[matthewdelarm]

I feel like I have just been brainwashed…

[JacobMiller-keyf]

Guy blew my mind when he said, by not human trafficking we are loosing that part of the world chess match. They can keep that part of the chess match, we gotta make that loss, up on the board some where else. That's unforgivable

[ohiocitydave]

He slips up when he says ..”the skills WE teach every junior officer.” Bet he’s licking his wounds over that one. 😂

[unbslov]

“How the CIA actually works” in a free YouTube video. Lol sure. Next video: “inside Area 51, everything they never told you”

[projectcontractors]

"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you can imagine". ~William Blum

[richardvasquez]

No such thing as former CIA. He could still be on assignment and we would honestly never know.

[Chicharito]

This is a high-level marketing aimed at recruiting specific people. It shows the depletion in our agencies due to a lack of patriotism caused by corporate greed and the government's refusal to check their excesses and care for its people, especially veterans