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GRP 124- “We accomplish what others cannot accomplish and go where others cannot go.

 On for this week’s podcast is my co host Tim Kolczak and U.S. intelligence specialist JT Patton. Patton, became involved in the intelligence and counter terrorism shortly after 9/11. Possessing a skill set uniquely suited to working specific elements of intelligence operations we were able to discuss some of what that entails. We touched on what is known as the “Deep State” as well as conspiracy theories, funding, and many other topics. Enjoy

 0:00-Former CIA Director John Brennan’s intelligence speech

 2:59-Tim Kolczak covering MOH recipient from WW2

 28:44- JT Patton’s background in the intelligence community

 01:02:00-The reality of what is considered the “Deep State”

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