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This is William Ramsey.

Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show of a very special guest.

His name is Tom Secker.

His last name is spelled S-E-C-K-E-R.

And his name came across my radar after interviewing and reading.

A book by Matthew Alford, the title of the book is National Security Cinema,

The Shocking New Evidence of government control in Hollywood.

And you can go back and listen to that interview at William Ramsey Investigates.

So that kind of made me want to reach out to Tom.

I've been looking through his website, which has encyclopedic amounts of information on spy culture.

And the title of his website is spyculture.com and he is a British-based journalist, author, and podcaster.

His specialties include the security services, Hollywood propaganda, censorship, and the history of terrorism.

His writing and research has appeared in the mirror, The Express, RT Salon. Salon, Newsweek, the Atlantic, the Independent,

Harper's, insurge intelligence, shadowproof, tech dirt, and elsewhere. He lives on the Lancashire

coast and is a proud northerner. And his favorite spy is Eddie Chapman, aka Agent ZigZag.

And his podcast is Clandis Time, not Clandis Tyne, but Clandis, T-I-M-E, and you can find that at his website under the heading of podcast on SpiCulture.com.

But today we're going to talk about an interesting, really fascinating movie that was ahead of its time called Enemy of the State.

So Tom Sacker, welcome to the show.

Thanks for agreeing to the enemy.

Hey, William.

Thanks for having me.

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