Susan Miller

But then what happened was we had a source, actually, that was being run while I was in Moscow.

This is prologue, is it?

Yeah, this is prologue, yeah, 100%.

We knew there was a sensitive case called Prologue.

None of us were given any information on it because that was at the top because we were all junior officers, right?

But a couple of times we were asked to go do a dead drop and we're not telling you what it's for and just go do it.

And one of those, as my understanding from talking to my then boss later, is one of those was actually for Prologue.

Whether he gave up Gordievsky?

I believe we thought he did.

I was head of counterintelligence for CIA at the time when we had some good information coming in that was telling us that the Russians were trying to influence the election in Trump's favour.

And what we did find was multiple data points, not just on one source, but multiple data points that the Russians were indeed trying to influence the elections in Trump's favor.

And that's what we basically put out in our report.

Trump said at the time, okay, that sounds fine.

that Trump is going to go after the people that did the Russian influence paper.

You know, in 2019, I had to do the Barr-Durham thing and I had a lawyer because it might lead to, you know, criminal charges and that didn't work out.

And I just go on my way and I go to Israel and, you know, I'm, you know, doing fine and... Susan Miller continues to have very senior roles in CIA.

Yeah.

And I headed up our China Mission Centre and all the rest of this stuff.

I have retired from CIA, but I still had my security clearance because you're allowed to carry it over for like up to four years if you get it re-upped.

Like you get the polygraph again and they go and talk to neighbors again and, you know, make sure that you aren't doing cocaine at night or something like that.