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In the CIA in particular, you get a lot of training on how not to get into trouble at customs.

You have to think about how you dress, how you act.

You have to think about the things in your bag and the things in your pockets and the tails they tell about you.

Your goal is to be the most boring person in line with the most perfectly forgettable face.

But none of that really matters when the name on your passport is all over the news.

I handed my little blue book to the bearish guy in the passport control booth, who scanned it and rifled through its pages.

Then the guy picked up his phone, grumbled some words in Russian, and almost immediately, far too quickly, two security

officers in suits approached. They must have been waiting. The officer in front took my little

blue book from the guy in the booth and leaned in close to me. There is problem with passports,

he said. Please come with.

Welcome back to the rest is classified. I'm David McCloskey. And I'm Gordon Carrera.

And that Gordon is the first of these terrible Edward Snowden quotes that you have forced me to read

this entire series that I've been, I would say, moderately pleased to read it because it concerns

Ed Snowden's essentially his entrapment by the Russian security services in Moscow.

This is him arriving at Moscow airport, June 2013, and that moment.

That moment.

That moment. You ever had it?

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