How CIA Operative Fooled President Bush

About Jonna Mendez: Jonna Hiestand Mendez is a retired CIA intelligence officer with over 25 years of service. When she retired in 1993 she had risen to the position of Chief of Disguise at the CIA

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[ciccisalsicci]

plot twist: she's actually a 78 years old Chinese man in disguise.

[thechrisramos]

I find it amusing that you would never be able to tell if she was lying, i’m sure she is trained to lie and to veer off of an unwanted topic and make it all look natural.

[rblev]

She did this in the 90s; imagine what they're capable of doing now... The world is truly a stage.

[videosfromelsewhere]

Her husband Tony Mendez was the CIA guy who exfiltrated the Houseguests from the Canadian Ambassador's home in Tehran, Iran in 1979. His story was the basis for the movie Argo. Spoiler alert: he was good at his job and everyone got out alive.

[Jack_all]

the CIA absolutely fascinates me. I can only imagine how much they can do now with technology, social media and cell phones, I bet their jobs are a lot easier now.

[PronatorTendon]

I've seen a few videos with her in them, she's so knowledgeable! She would definitely be someone to have interesting conversations with

[sallybradshaw]

I would pay a fortune to watch a movie about her life

Edit: some of y'all in the replies are strangely aggressive. Are you guys doing ok? Are you getting enough sleep? Do you need a hug? I'm worried about you.

[meme-ville]

George: wtf?
The CIA: just a prank bro, just a parnk bro, JUST A PRANK BRO!

[kevinkoger]

Imagine what classified info looks like now. We don’t know: magnets used to be a military item. Back when it was all hot shit.

[victoriavaswani]

Hearing the word masks in 2020 and realizing they’re not talking about the medical kind

[someone-enoemos-]

“fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice — can’t get fooled again.”

[alexandriaocasio-smollett]

This is one of the most disturbing videos I’ve ever seen. She wore that in the oval office and no one could tell it was a mask. In the oval office. I can’t even imagine the things they’ve done with technology like that… And that’s just a mask.

[Notimprtant]

I love her. “I was a hardass when I was there.” The only thing out of her mouth you know was true. You don’t get to direct a department for nothing.

[MarkH]

"What does that mean?"
They are 3 generations advanced. That product is so dated, that every element is no longer considered useful.

[Christian_Prepper]

*And THAT was more than 20 years ago. Imagine what they have today.*

[rohanrichardson]

i want to have a reason to say "im sorry that's classified" and it actually be a fact

[aujax]

Maybe she could explain how they fooled the country into a disastrous war in iraq.

[RyanStonedonCanadianGaming]

3:41
Photoshop skills back then was on point.

[MrPlutarch]

True stories as told by a CIA agent. LOL i cant stop laughing at the oxymoron.

[allthingshockey]

That dog was mad confused. When you finished changing he probably smelt you from before but on a different person and couldn't figure it out 😂