germany. he received a great deal of the money that german ambassador had to spread, and tom tunney had to follow him around. ultimately, he gets the information on him and he discovers, he goes up to his apartment up by columbia university, and he has a secret diary where he s recorded in german and in english meticulous prussian fashion, how he superintends hspends his day, everyone he meets with, all the things he wants to do, that he s going to stop smoking, stop drinking, and by the way, i m also going to place a bomb on this ship on such and such a date. his key operative are he gives code names to d-1, d-2, d-3. part of the story that i tell in dark invasion is how tunney and his men track down these various operatives once they have this code book and how they, too, have to break this code and find these people. yeah, fdr was undersecretary of the navy. he had his own private force of enforcement and investigators. i know that he was basically tracking down the immo
our fallen officers commemorated on the wall of honor, they have walked across the agency, sealed out morning to take their place in the lobby and the father of central intelligence is watching over their shoulder as they begin their career for the central intelligence agency in our nation. we re standing close to a sculpture of wild bill donovan, the father of central intelligence, donovan was tapped by president roosevelt in 1942 to head the office of strategic services. established by president roosevelt to coordinate information intelligence with the war growing overseas. the single star behind us commemorates the loss of 116 ossers who the cia seal is something everyone sees as they come into the office, some people don t want to cross it, some want to walk around it. but you have seen movies filmed here in the lobby. it was designed by the crew that designed the tomb of the unknown soldiers. it s our nation s symbol of vij lengs, the eagle. everybody here at the cia w
follow him around. ultimately, he gets the information on him and he discovers, he goes up to his apartment up by columbia university, and he has a secret diary where he s recorded in german and in english meticulous prussian fashion, how he superintends hspends his day, everyone he meets with, all the things he wants to do, that he s going to stop smoking, stop drinking, and by the way, i m also going to place a bomb on this ship on such and such a date. his key operative are he gives code names to d-1, d-2, d-3. part of the story that i tell in dark invasion is how tunney and his men track down these various operatives once they have this code book and how they, too, have to break this code and find these people. yeah, fdr was undersecretary of the navy. he had his own private force of enforcement and investigators. i know that he was basically tracking down the immorality of the american naval people and he got censured by the congress for doing that, which wasn t though
[ applause ]. pick up a newspaper and just glance at the headline. check out the internet and read almost any post. there s news about terrorism anywhere and it s all very frightening. it will keep you up at night. one day they re saying new york city is a target. the next day is chicago. then las vegas, even the air force academy. the president tells us that we don t have to worry. isis is not going to attack the homeland yet. then a republican presidential candidate comes out and says, well, maybe we do have to worry. our borders are very pourus, but there s no doubt about it, my children are growing up in a world of terrorism. terrorism has become part of the dna of the times in which we live. so consider this very harrowing scenario. a terrorist cell well;p finance covertly enters america. they set up their headkwauters and they become bombing munition factories and depots. a bomb rocks the u.s. capitol building. the nation s richest man is targeted in a bold assassinat
sympathetic with communist principles. for this reason subject is dangerous as an employee at the radiation laboratory. this is the cal laboratory. pash single-handedly could keep people from getting jobs inside the manhattan project. here you have three of the top people on that third tier of scientists under steve nelson s command. i want to read you the recommendation for max friedman, who was one of these guys providing information. it is recommended that subject be immediately separated from his employment on this project. drafted into the army, and then removed as soon as possible to an outpost where he is not in position to obtain additional information about the project or transmit information that he already possesses. there is a second letter where they say they want to clarify what he means. send him to siberia. or send him anywhere but here. so that s really what pash is trying to do. there is a third win. counterintelligence diplomacy. an attempt to use agreement