We've learned a lot about our gangsters and their work with our own intelligence services

during World War II.

What happened with all that publicly available information and shared intelligence that

are then ally, the Soviet Union, had about our gangsters and how they helped us in the

war effort.

Do you think it all disappeared from the KGB's memory by the time the 70s rolled around

and FC A-Gron, KGB agent, and the Russian mafia's little godfather made his way to our shores?

Was it wiped from the Kremlin's memory when FC and his successors partnered with luckily

Luciano's former crime family to run billion dollar rackets?

Do Americans have any clue what it means that one of the business fronts for Lucky's

crime family, Fred Trump, had a son that sold a bunch of real estate to Russian crime

lords and went on trips to Moscow with KGB agents?

Should we have seen it all coming?

And Fred's kid and Roy Cohn's protégé and career money laundre for the Russian mafia

ran for the presidency and won in 2016?

These are big questions.

Let's ask them of Craig Unger, investigative journalist, former editor of the New York

Observer, former editor-in-chief of Boston Magazine, and best-selling author, including

the recent American Compromot, had the KGB cultivated Donald Trump, and one of Craig's

lead sources will join us, Yuri Chavez, private security specialist, U.S. citizen, and former

KGB intelligence chief of the Kremlin's Washington, D.C. bureau.

Let's begin.

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