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It was James Clapper. Yeah, James Clapper was numero uno. And he's the director of national intelligence.

It was James Clapper. Yeah, James Clapper was numero uno. And he's the director of national intelligence.

I gave him a head nod. Like, dude, that was a sick hack. Like... like, respect, like, started talking to him. I was like, that was awesome. You really exposed this guy.

I gave him a head nod. Like, dude, that was a sick hack. Like... like, respect, like, started talking to him. I was like, that was awesome. You really exposed this guy.

So we just started to, like, actually sit down and think of different people that... We should hack.

So we just started to, like, actually sit down and think of different people that... We should hack.

John Brennan's account, if I remember correctly... Okay, you know what?

John Brennan's account, if I remember correctly... Okay, you know what?

This AOL email account had not only stuff about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. I have no idea why he also had his SF-86 form in there.

This AOL email account had not only stuff about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. I have no idea why he also had his SF-86 form in there.

So you call Teresa password and it does not matter if you sound like a 14-year-old girl on the phone. You got the CI director's social, like you have to be him. I mean, I don't really have a choice but to reset the password for you. It was over.

So you call Teresa password and it does not matter if you sound like a 14-year-old girl on the phone. You got the CI director's social, like you have to be him. I mean, I don't really have a choice but to reset the password for you. It was over.

He had somehow eluded Capture when he was involved with other groups that mysteriously went down after he had joined them. Also, there's a lot of psychological flags, like red flags, just like trying really hard to befriend us. You know, it was kind of like weird, kind of obvious. And then when I actually publicly called him out, he became a completely different person.

He had somehow eluded Capture when he was involved with other groups that mysteriously went down after he had joined them. Also, there's a lot of psychological flags, like red flags, just like trying really hard to befriend us. You know, it was kind of like weird, kind of obvious. And then when I actually publicly called him out, he became a completely different person.

And that was just another confirmation. It is hard to understand, you know, fully my train of thought of thinking that we would get away with this, but after some time we knew that we weren't going to get away with it. So we just like mashed the gas and we're like, you know, let's hit as many as we can before it's over. And it did like really, they had to issue a memo because

And that was just another confirmation. It is hard to understand, you know, fully my train of thought of thinking that we would get away with this, but after some time we knew that we weren't going to get away with it. So we just like mashed the gas and we're like, you know, let's hit as many as we can before it's over. And it did like really, they had to issue a memo because

They were probably terrified because it was vast. It was like upwards of like 10 or 11 people, all within like CIA, FBI, White House, DOJ, Department of Homeland Security, Quantico, and then defense contractors. So that was, it was pervasive and terrifying. far-reaching to all arms and subcontractors of the intelligence community. They were like, what is going on?

They were probably terrified because it was vast. It was like upwards of like 10 or 11 people, all within like CIA, FBI, White House, DOJ, Department of Homeland Security, Quantico, and then defense contractors. So that was, it was pervasive and terrifying. far-reaching to all arms and subcontractors of the intelligence community. They were like, what is going on?

Yeah, we're actually calling some of these people too, by the way. I actually called John Brennan on his cell phone.

Yeah, we're actually calling some of these people too, by the way. I actually called John Brennan on his cell phone.