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This week we're kicking off history with Colonel Bud Anderson.

We're talking about spies being convicted or pleading guilty,

as well as a whole host of other things, including some really big arm steals.

But first, we need to talk about the sponsor of today's video.

Today's video is brought to you by ORA, and it's never been a more important time to talk about

ORA than today, because recently 2.9 billion records were hacked and stolen from

national public data and if you're thinking what is national public data

with the question I asked myself This is the entity that private investigators, employers,

staffing agencies use when they're out there conducting background checks.

So the information that national public data has and

the information that was hacked and stolen

includes social security numbers, addresses, date of birth, information you don't want in the hands

of people with nefarious intent.

If you're doing the math like I was, 330-ish million Americans 2.9 million Americans, 2.9. with nefarious and intent.

2.9 billion records were stolen.

There's a good chance that your information was hacked

and you are exposed to this.

So if you haven't been taking online security and privacy seriously,

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