So today's interview is with the endlessly fascinating,

Fulton Armstrong.

Fulton was a CIA analyst for years and was considered one of the top minds on anything related to Cuba.

Frankly, just a personal opinion, I think he still is.

He's worked in Mexico all over Central America and encountering narcotics at the National Security Council,

National Intelligence Council, CIA, and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Like I said, he is fascinating.

Here's a compilation of some of his classic sound bites from this interview just to get you a little excited.

I can't go into too much detail.

You have to do a full-fledged application.

They do psychological assessments, rigorous polygraphs.

The public doesn't know that all intelligence is a conflicted product.

It's a game of chess.

And you then move your person.

You provoke them.

They provoke you.

But there were unwritten rules, the Americans, on FX.

And I watched it and I admit, as entertainment, I really enjoyed it.

Really?

TV and movies, they kill as a message.

Why would you kill somebody who does the same thing you are for the other team?

Officially, it would be a loaded word.

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