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3 роки томуMichele Rigby Assad is a former CIA operative and the author of "Breaking Cover: My Secret Life in the CIA and What It Taught Me About What's Worth Fighting For." Here, she reacts to eight undercover-espionage scenes and rates them on their accuracy.
Assad looks at undercover operators such as Leonardo Dicaprio in "Body of Lies" (2008), Claire Danes in "Homeland" (2011-2020), and Jennifer Garner in "Alias" (2001). She rates training scenes in "Spy" (2015) and "Spy Game" (2001). She also rates clandestine CIA operation scenes in "Mission: Impossible" (1996), "Skyfall" (2012), "Argo" (2012), and "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" (2018).
Assad served undercover for 10 years as a counterterrorism officer in the CIA. She is now a corporate consultant and keynote speaker. She holds a master’s degree in contemporary Arab studies from Georgetown University and a political science degree from Palm Beach Atlantic University. For more information, visit michelerigbyassad.com/
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Ex-CIA Agent Rates 11 CIA Spy Scenes In Movies And TV | How Real Is It?
@OhNoNotAgain42 3 роки тому
I’m an experienced engineer in the wastewater treatment field. There are no movies for me to comment on. Except “Finding Nemo”. Nemo would have been shredded going through the treatment plant.
@drewb007 3 роки тому
Hahahaha, David. That really cracked me up. Have a great day, man.
@jansandman6983 3 роки тому
lol
@rakasin 3 роки тому
🤣 epic comment
@WA-xx5ie 3 роки тому
ahahahahahahahahah
@randomnobodovsky3692 3 роки тому
Now, on the other hand, you save the effin' biosphere and that's something.
@ear322 3 роки тому
Next up: Ex-Hitman reviews contract killing scenes
@yellla2787 3 роки тому
There's actually a former hitman playing hitman video on buzzfeed.
@mitchellelder5540 3 роки тому
I think they already have one. Lol
@bozo7769 3 роки тому
@@yellla2787 thats actually sick.
@AJCherenkov 3 роки тому
@@yellla2787 Sadly, the gameplay he gets to watch is... not the best
@Reuged666 3 роки тому
ask him to react to hitman movies and game series maybe he will find hilarious xD
@davesmith7432 3 роки тому
I’m a truck driver. I can free sometime to do truck driving scenes.
@tom_elijahbabs9109 3 роки тому
😂😂😂...yo I wish life was that easy
@jani-theancient6024 3 роки тому
I am a big dreamer. Spent most of time in bad for sleeping,, can i do inception dreaming scene 😂
@Russia-bullies 3 роки тому
I would settle for a driving/flying/sailing/passenger scene. Would you?
@whitebloodcell9158 3 роки тому
Sound interesting
@AshlandMan 3 роки тому
Convoy, Smokey and the Bandit, Black Dog, White Line Fever Would love to see you react
@thehouseofrestorationminis1522 3 роки тому
I have an uncle who is "ex" cia, one thing that he said was, "there is no such thing as an ex cia agent"...... You may be inactive, but your communications and actions and associations are monitored for the rest of your life. They will always know what you are doing or saying!
@103.shannonrodrigues5 3 роки тому
"There is no such thing as a former kgb officer" - Vladimir Putin (2004)
@cottoncandace7704 3 роки тому
@@103.shannonrodrigues5 i shall hope so.
@ameliasandoval8663 2 роки тому
I think that is anyone with a top secret security clearance
@gothicherie6691 2 роки тому
@@ameliasandoval8663 no, not necessarily, having TS and actually an Intel officer are two diff things
@ameliasandoval8663 2 роки тому
@@gothicherie6691 correct, however, I wasn't making the statement that they were the same. 🙃
@JinKee 3 роки тому
Ex-Husband reacts to Marriage Story.
@kasrakhatir 3 роки тому
Oooof SAVAGE. I wanna see that
@udontseethetruth 3 роки тому
can confirm. quite realistic.
@justin_y1454 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣
@kiengsakpouangpadith2057 3 роки тому
hahaha
@ankitsaggi2039 3 роки тому
LMAO
@OfficialNinjaSkillz 3 роки тому
I always think it’s weird that ex counter intelligence agents are just allowed to discuss this openly
@LCBanga 3 роки тому
Trust...she told us things without telling us anything. Exactly what she was trained to do
@DarkDonnieMarco 3 роки тому
She isn’t giving away any tradecraft that isn’t public knowledge.
@slamexo0 3 роки тому
Well the video honestly makes me think that they’re not so great at hand to hand combat....so sorta wimps I guess
@nickfarbman9610 3 роки тому
@@slamexo0 Prolly not as good as we were made to think but they would still clap anyone of us lmfao. The CIA special activities division has spec ops teams that operate and conduct paramilitary operations and those guys are hand picked out of seal team 6 and delta force. The Intel officers at the CIA don't do much if any killing, its the paramilitary guys out who are the elite of the elite special operators who will turn you into a memory.
@carlyoungblood7084 3 роки тому
Also, some are given permission to discuss this, I have zero doubt in my mind she got permission.
@bawsnitti 2 роки тому
She's trained to lie So even if they had the tech to do any of this stuff She would not tell us anything She's basically said a ton of things without actually giving us anything to go on Everything she spoke on was generalized public info She's very good I'll give her a 8 out of 10
@danielueblacker9118 2 роки тому
Not a member of Congress fits your above statements...
@particularbored6072 2 роки тому
Even down to her personality and mannerisms, the smirk most notably. As she mentions with that movie _Spy,_ it's the person you wouldn't expect, someone who seems normal and everyday. She certainly has learned to fit that bill.
@hanes0092 2 роки тому
I said the same thing lol. She’s good. She makes you feel good. She could make you believe anything.
@katletasdomkratas4092 2 роки тому
sober up, nutcase
@Truth_Seeker1 2 роки тому
Rubbish!! I know a Ex MI6 agent he says it’s nowhere near like the movies. He is a family member of mine. He doesn’t watch James Bond because it was nothing like his job.
@Fatherofheroesandheroines 3 роки тому
Funny how when I was a kid I thought that counterintelligence was somebody who knew how to pick out counter tops..
@chucklebutt4470 3 роки тому
haha that's a cute one that I haven't heard before
@Danny0dbert 3 роки тому
That means my wife might be in the CIA 😳
@filianablanxart8305 3 роки тому
I have a friend that when he joined the Millitary in late Viet nam era thought that " Indirect Fireman " meant that he would help put out fires , but not ride hanging onto the back of the firetruck . ( Indirect Fireman is/ was a term for 81mm Mortar specialist , he soon found out .)
@lonewolf5238 2 роки тому
Wait...it's not!?
@Fatherofheroesandheroines 2 роки тому
@@lonewolf5238 ha I forgot I said this. And no apparently it's not...
@Warszawski_Modernizm 3 роки тому
Wired, GQ and Insider really fighting it out...
@tro11ina8r4 3 роки тому
U deserve more likes XD
@ThirteenAmp 2 роки тому
Yeah I've been on all three watching these identical videos
@mentalitydesignvideo 3 роки тому
"Totally unrealistic! We wouldn't send our own agents, we'd train local criminals as our death squads."
@mentalitydesignvideo 3 роки тому
@Ignacio Muñoz Diaz don't know that one. Like School of the Americas.
@justanothergaming2086 2 роки тому
Like some sort of Suicide Squad
@infinite1483 2 роки тому
@Bilal Khalid Actual CIA: *Funds Mujahideen (literally look it up)
@nemanjap8768 2 роки тому
@@infinite1483 dude everyone who is a bit educated knows that CIA created modern terrorists
@infinite1483 2 роки тому
@@nemanjap8768 Im talking to most americans
@jessicafreeborn4997 3 роки тому
Love how she talked about the lie detector test and how you wouldn’t get there or else you’re done. Then the interview/movie critique by the guy from the KGB was like yeah, you can beat those, just be a good liar 😂
@hagglundguy 2 роки тому
I noticed the same thing. Just watched the other video lol. I think she said that due to the CIA still using the machine and they wouldn't want anyone to feel overly confident about them.
@jessicafreeborn4997 2 роки тому
@@hagglundguy that’s a good point!
@dankwarmouse6248 2 роки тому
I'm pretty sure what she's saying is that if they've gotten the go ahead to do a lie detector test on you they have 100% figured out that you are a spy. Doesn't matter if you pass it, your cover is fucked for you to be there in the first place.
@visassess8607 2 роки тому
Her point was that if you are suspicious enough that they'll even perform a lie detector test then you're basically already screwed. It's not so much about the test itself but the reasons you are given the test.
@pogo1140 2 роки тому
@@visassess8607 some were trained to beat the lie detector tests, he was an FBI agent who was working for the KGB.
@bertilhatt 2 роки тому
Jonna Mendez did a couple of those too: she ran the CIA Disguise for decades and married Tony Mendez who lead the Argo mission in Iran. She was personally involved too. Her evaluation of the film realism was the same: 9/10. Why not 10? Her main objection was: “Tony is a lot better looking than Ben Affleck.” Hollywood is doing what they can, Ma’am.
@pogo1140 2 роки тому
She also said that what she liked best about Jennifer Garner's wigs and costume changes were that her entire demeanor, speech and walk changed.
@jrock5830 Рік тому
I agree she was awesome. Much better than this woman.
@bryanchulander 9 місяців тому
Wished the cia trained her to have more charisma.
@CausalityLoop 3 роки тому
Totally Spies was not included in this list. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
@gershonford3513 3 роки тому
Same
@rjmunster9600 3 роки тому
Totally Spies? Lmao. They might as well let the agent rate 'Spies in Disguise' while they add it.
@Danny0dbert 3 роки тому
Wow that brought me back a long time hahaha Jesus we are old
@brandonneilsta.teresa3494 2 роки тому
That's not a spy film, that's a fanservice series.
@A407RAC 2 роки тому
@@brandonneilsta.teresa3494 And we all *love* it
@Maniacguy2777 3 роки тому
Next: Priest or Exorcist rates Demon movies.
@forpspeakingclass4444 3 роки тому
Thats soooo funny
@CausalityLoop 3 роки тому
Totally unrealistic, real demons place much less emphasis on jumpscares.
@forpspeakingclass4444 3 роки тому
@@CausalityLoop How about the fact that demons are not real and are in your head lmao Edit: Not all movies with demons have jumpscares..
@CausalityLoop 3 роки тому
@@forpspeakingclass4444 But how can they be in my head if they're not real?
@assembled1855 3 роки тому
PROFESSIONAL EXORCISTS Rates Demon movies could be cool to see
@Nerdnumberone Рік тому
If an espionage operation turns into an action movie, something has gone very wrong.
@yodafaq 2 роки тому
I feel like I'll forget her after this video and thats a bit scary. I def won't recognize her on the street. She has quite a friendly demeanor that if she asked you for info on the street, you'd never know that she actual took some intel
@lazer2365 2 роки тому
Interestingly, comments picking holes in her demeanor are deleted from this comment's section, even if they are not offensive. Time to dust off the tin foil hat...
@kkandsims4612 2 роки тому
She’s prob only a Scorpio
@ragingpixel0815 Рік тому
intersting enough, if you are an IO,TO, CS or anything.. those are teh kind of people that stand out to you bc they dont fit in with the rest and you definitely would remember them.
@lh3540 Рік тому
Really? She'd be the weird one in the room at most my events. She has a very 'I'm choosing each of my words' way of taking that lawyers and HR people about to fire you do. She makes me irritated.
@hereandnow3156 Рік тому
@@lh3540 Well she's giving a critique on these clips so of course she's not trying to talk like she would in a natural conversation.
@A_MadihaShaikh 3 роки тому
She's so polite while saying, "That's total BS"
@jeannedarc7533 2 роки тому
Plot twist: She's actually a cyborg and she's programmed to incessantly smile.
@dagiman9787 2 роки тому
Haha 😂😂😂😂
@kokaomf 3 роки тому
"The CIA is mostly burocracy" I could see she crying inside a little...
@rakwraithrasier2799 2 роки тому
I mean it's a government agency of course it's a bureaucracy
@gonzfd 2 роки тому
About bourne: I’m a cook. As the head chef of many restaurants I’ve learned to see all the picture both in the kitchen and at the tables. I really developed some high skills watching every scene and I’m able to tell you details like “the 3 is waiting for you too see her”, “4, blue blazer is going to pay and he’s on a hurry”, “missing a dessert spoon in…” without needing to see again. “Don’t forget the ciboulette”, “you’re about to running out of rice” after just walking by the pantry. As it surely happens to many people in their jobs, I can memorize a ridiculous amount of orders or the dish some client eat weeks ago. I can manage the time and work of 12 people at the same time and I know how much time they gonna need or what resources we’re going to use… BUT those are my only skills! I can’t understand PlayStation controls yet! 🤣
@westcoastkidd17 Рік тому
You're for sure an undercover using chef as a front/facade.
@ignisincendia9430 Рік тому
theres one guy who talks about the bourne scene saying that field agents are trained to notice things like that, to develop situational awareness; knowing where the exits are, knowing were weapons are, paying attention to details. I could not find the clip.
@gonzfd Рік тому
@@ignisincendia9430 well today I’ve learned something new and blow-minder: the character played by Jodie Foster in “The silence of the lambs” failed one academy test and her teacher told her that she’s dead for not being able to see the whole picture (she forgot one spot to the left up side). Then, talking to Hannibal, she made the same mistake… the same spot… for that she didn’t see what Lecter was hiding. I can’t find the vid now… I think I saw it in @sensacine UKposts channel.
@justinwoodruff4989 Рік тому
The other thing she's not taking into account is that this movie Bourne is a product of some pretty severe psychological conditioning and training. The idea of whether THAT Is realistic or not would be the better question. Bourne was never a "run of the mill" CIA agent.
@EmberMaskedMyth Рік тому
I worked as a waiter myself back in my early teens...it's surprising how much you can tell about a person's from body language or the way they carry themselves,dress ect just from watching people day in and day out there were times where I could tell what people were going to order before I even seated them a lot of it is just about picking up on a person's vibe
@GMthunderbreak 3 роки тому
The fact she's always smiling, and the smiles looks identical even in those photos at the middle east scares me...
@batalorian7997 3 роки тому
Is there a certain she's supposed to smile?
@omnia9348 3 роки тому
@@batalorian7997 you are suspect
@batalorian7997 3 роки тому
@@omnia9348 is she supposed to have a different smile every time she smiles?
@nl9833 3 роки тому
@@batalorian7997 Every once in a while yes. She reminds me of Carol Baskin talking about her missing husband. Which made everyone question her too, regardless of the facts
@sta1RR 2 роки тому
Ni Li bruh this woman dont have a missing husband or anything,plus shes on camera..
@kylemozisek4885 3 роки тому
I love how she referred to bystanders as "Casuals"
@JinKee 3 роки тому
Parry this!
@apolloniakageaki1711 2 роки тому
Gotta take care not to make casuals into casualties
@pierce9019 11 місяців тому
@@apolloniakageaki1711 Same thing
@pauley_eseprius 3 роки тому
anyone noticed she never denied having those equipments like the explosive gums
@bakacdaz 3 роки тому
If I remember correctly ex-CIA director confirmed the gum and disguise mask did really exit herself in another reaction.
@calska140 3 роки тому
Plastique isn't new
@elijah4606 3 роки тому
I mean they tried to assassinate Castro with a cigar with C-4 in it. I'd say those types of gadgets are probably not common, but definitely used.
@michaelklassen777 3 роки тому
@@bakacdaz what do you mean by she exit herself?
@bakacdaz 3 роки тому
@@michaelklassen777 *Ex-CIA director herself confirmed it really exit.
@moonwalker338 3 роки тому
I actually really want to see "Former child soldier rates Beasts of no Nation"
@domdom21d 2 роки тому
Ooo Ishmael Beah would be perfect for that
@skyhigh2118 3 роки тому
"We're not trained to pass the lie detector"... and that's how you pass the lie detector test
@torfinnzempel6123 3 роки тому
Lie detector tests aren't really all that hard to beat. A good card shark can beat them. Any pathological liar can beat them easily as well. Both these things have been demonstrated. They are also prone to false positives. After all, they detect stress and being interviewed while hooked upto a lie detector test is stressful. And of course you can also get "inconclusive" as a common result.
@jorenvanderark3567 3 роки тому
I find it interesting that when the former KGB officer called out movies on BS everyone goes along with it and here we get comments like why did we get a secretary instead of a spy, when she's an actual spy.
@OutcastFalcon89 3 роки тому
Sexism. Point blank. Sadly not shocked at the state of the comments.
@Warszawski_Modernizm 3 роки тому
yet, they showed her clips taken out of context, like from body of lies, where dicaprio is the operator of the asset, not the bald guy...
@jorenvanderark3567 3 роки тому
@@OutcastFalcon89 Yes, but I would have expected the xenophobia to match the sexism.
@teruphoto 3 роки тому
The internet is full of children and those who think like children.
@lampad4549 3 роки тому
Where are these comments I cant find them? Ok I found one there is literally just one comment this is bit of an overreaction.
@heyquitstealingmymoves6538 3 роки тому
Next:- Fish rates aquatic movie scenes.......
@assembled1855 3 роки тому
Not gonna work
@adithyasudheer1561 3 роки тому
@@assembled1855 no shit sherlock
@alexhess1163 3 роки тому
there are no good fish directors. none of the scenes would hold water.
@assembled1855 3 роки тому
Fish experts rates Fish movie scenes makes more sense.
@fmotion1723 3 роки тому
aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh ha ha ha ha! nice
@revenpots 3 роки тому
How to be a great CIA agent. SAY YOU'RE AN EX-CIA AGENT!
@evasivefox7287 3 роки тому
Pretty much. The CIA will neither confirm nor deny your existence.
@lazer2365 2 роки тому
How to keep secrets. Spread disinformation on UKposts.
@christiankarlkarganilla2763 11 місяців тому
The whole airport scene in Argo was seriously the most tense non violent scene I ever watched.
@turtletube 3 роки тому
“We have never ever never ever ever used that”nods head up on and down on a subliminal level
@NicholasWiewiora 2 роки тому
Depends on if they tend to do that when answering questions truthfully, too. What's her baseline look like?
@annaeverette8960 2 роки тому
@@NicholasWiewiora exactly
@jonathanschmidt1668 3 роки тому
the funny thing about the first clip is that duplicating keycards just by standing closeby to someone is actually possible for a lot of keycards but it's represented unrealistically I guess.
@IaCthulhuFthagn 3 роки тому
Has a practical attack ever been demonstrated for anything other than low frequency RFID? Also, the kinds of readers that have been used for LF RFID to get less than a meter of practical range to my knowledge took up most of a messenger bag by itself, so it might not be a very realistic attack to pull off in a dress at a party. Still, as you say, possible for a lot of older key cards and -fobs.
@detenator1 3 роки тому
@@IaCthulhuFthagn I don't know what the specific technologies are but Deviant Ollam has duplicated keycards on unsuspecting building security. But as you said, you need a large bag to conceal the device that reads them, then you need to back out and actually create the card rather than it automatically generating.
@mauricewalshe8234 3 роки тому
@@IaCthulhuFthagn They have developed a poc of a device that can sniff contactless cards
@AlbertJanVaartjes 3 роки тому
I think during the time setting of Alias, they were still mostly magnetic cards? And I don't think you can copy the magnetic strip from a distance? I'll admit I've never seen the show, so I might be wrong about the type of card...
@torfinnzempel6123 3 роки тому
@@AlbertJanVaartjes that scene was aired in 02/03 for a time frame reference.
@sta1RR 2 роки тому
“Hit someone with car a couple of times” “Thankfully i also dint hurt that person😆” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Emmaleesa4 2 роки тому
And when I did that, I was arrested!! So not fair!!
@luizalouyoga 11 місяців тому
It's funny how she's a top secret service agent and at the same time sweet and adorable. Very nice break down.
@randimoniumtime 3 роки тому
Me: Hi! Her: 3/10
@darakke 3 роки тому
This comment is underrated. 5/7.
@EJD339 3 роки тому
You had my dying.
@lee-cl8td 3 роки тому
She didn't deny the explosive gum btw also this was great
@skoalsoldier Рік тому
There is a big difference between an intelligence officer and somebody involved with the Special Activities Center under the DO. Intel officers are ubiquitous throughout the CIA and other intelligence agencies. SAC members are the type of people you’d find doing some of these “off the charts” type of things.
@JohnSmith-ys4nl Рік тому
Yep. SAC is where the action is. SAC recruits mostly former military special operators (SEALs, SF, Delta force). While SEALs and Delta go on highly classified missions, if they join the CIA they get to do "even more" stuff.
@neetocracy Рік тому
Very guns and military centric viewpoint there.
@Lancer-6 2 роки тому
I love the way she smiles. Damn she's well trained.
@crub4906 3 роки тому
Evolution of UKposts Ads. 2010: No ads. 2015: Skip ads. 2018: Skip ads after 5 seconds. 2020: Video will play after ads. 2030: Video may play 2040: Video unavailable, watch ads. 2050: UKposts renames "AdTube".
@NameUserOf 3 роки тому
Ublock Origins?
@Ganiscol 3 роки тому
What disappoints me most about Hollywood spy movies is, that this real spy confirms many of my layman objections to their depictions of the spy business... and I'm pretty sure most of the time its not ignorance that writes the scripts, its the believe the audience wouldnt care for or be entertained enough by a realistic depiction. In my case, its the opposite. Realism of detail in a fictional story goes a long way to enhance the movie.
@themurderofcoke 3 роки тому
It works for people who actually really like film. People who understand it and how it is made. The people who can explain what makes a film good or bad. Unfortunately, the majory of people are not like that. They just want entertainment. While there are a lot of film buffs, they're a tiny group compared to the average movie goer.
@ClammyMeme 3 роки тому
Yeah, it’s totally commercialized. They view it less as true filmmakers and more as writers of a compelling narrative (i.e. the #1 priority is how gripping the story is, realism isn’t completely discard but ultimately due diligence is on the backburner). It’s a shame, but to play devil’s advocate, a lot of the time the realism that takes hours of research per minute detail (and $$ for expert advisors) is lost on the vast majority of the population (hence videos like this), partly because they can’t discern it and partly because they don’t come at it from a ‘documentary’ sort of lens
@Warszawski_Modernizm 3 роки тому
she should review Tinker Tailor soldier Spy or Very wanted man or The Good Shepherd, or those 2 flicks about Robert Hansen ( one with chris cooper, other one with William Hurt) or Zero Dark Thirty or Syriana - such movies show the reality of clandestine work- lenghty process of obtaining information, evaluating its sincerity, checking, veryfing, chasing false leads, meetings and on top of it all- endless bureaucracy and approvals within the chain of command...
@LordofSyn 3 роки тому
I cannot agree. There is a time and place for realism in a Story. Realism can absolutely ruin pacing. Sometimes too much detail is too much. As long as the story works, sometimes you need to suspend disbelief. In fact, balance is key for the best immersion.
@Warszawski_Modernizm 3 роки тому
@@LordofSyn yet, I think my examples above contradict thesis regarding boredom. You don't have to go 100% realistic, but still, they could have shown her less of those "superspy" movies
@danguillou713 2 роки тому
I always love it when the FBI Special Somethingsomething Task Force on tv is running a surveillance operation on a high priority target, and the whole operation boils down to two named characters sitting in the front of a car right outside the targets office, drinking coffee and talking crap for a few days. And then running inside with weapons drawn when they get a funny feeling.
@dominicweber 11 місяців тому
the fact that I'm not too impressed by her probably proves how good a spy she is lol she really doesn't feel like she'd deceive you
@heyquitstealingmymoves6538 3 роки тому
Could her ratings be some kind of a code that CIA trying to give to an on- field Agent??
@MrSecoBaba 2 роки тому
Lol you are a cracked
@neutrino78x 2 роки тому
she could tell you but she'd have to use her license to kill on you. :)
@johnecoapollo7 2 роки тому
Her explaining how she got away from a carjacking due to her expert training while also being thankful that she didn't hurt the person trying to carjack her is the most adorable thing I've seen in a while.
@davids8127 2 роки тому
Yeah but she actually hit him proper, look at her body language when she says thank god i didn't hurt him
@danielueblacker9118 2 роки тому
sorry she should have messed him up, now they can carjack your wife's car and maybe really hurt someone.....
@ericschnipke874 Рік тому
People who are hurt go to hospitals and typically have to describe what happened to them (and by whom). Not what you want if you're trying to keep a low profile, so her decision to not hurt the individual may have been motivated by operational considerations rather than concern for that individual. She does legitimately seem like a kind person though.
@Malpheron Рік тому
@@ericschnipke874 "She does legitimately seem like a kind person though." She's an intelligence officer, of course she is going to seem like that.
@ichiroutakashima4503 3 роки тому
The fact that she doesn't look the part being a CIA, scares the hell out of me.
@twokingz04 3 роки тому
She's a former intelligence officer and her office was probably at best a cubicle. Nothing to be afraid of. They're human with a specific job. Lol
@joshhoffman5233 3 роки тому
I think people have the wrong idea about CIA people. They’re thinking it’s like Jason Bourne or Mitch Rapp types. They’re really for gathering information, maybe spreading information or misinformation and all in secret. A lot of times they’re in place as a state department liaison type thing. They’re not commandos. They might feed information to commandos.
@darakke 3 роки тому
They look like Snowden.
@noone3272 2 роки тому
Why? Their skill is intelligence. They're white collar
@ilovelctr 2 роки тому
I would really like to hear her opinion on some of the more grounded scenes in The Bourne Supremacy, like the one where Jason successfully obtained the hotel room number of Pamela Landy. But considering that she herself is an ex-CIA agent, even if they're trained to act so intelligently, she probably wouldn't say this is the case.
@pogo1140 2 роки тому
Also Bourne was not a spy, but an engineered killing machine.
@Michael-eq8th 3 роки тому
She makes a face when she says, "They can walk away at any time." At 15:00 her expression looks like regret to me.
@thetayterminator1436 3 роки тому
She reminds me of the CIA Lady from the S.E.A.L.'s tv show on CBS
@milesf.6487 3 роки тому
She looks like Mandy, she do the same as Mandy, she is Mandy😂
@givesomelove6001 3 роки тому
@@milesf.6487 that's so true
@charleshoward448 3 роки тому
This was great. I feel like you need to do the same thing with some scenes from The Americans, and Zero Dark Thirty.
@wellaname221 2 роки тому
I would really like them to do it with "the burea". if you're a fan of espionnage tv shows and you're not subtitles averse " cause the shows is french". it's literally the best Real espionnage tv show you'll ever see. and i would really like if they made some scene from that series in this video, the show is so realistic.
@justindover859 3 роки тому
I just watched a video of someone who worked the CIA disguise department in great details.Maybe you just never saw the disguise aspects in the area or departments you worked in but I imagine it is quite vast in high profile cases but thankyou for your information on helping us see what it's really like in the cia
@filianablanxart8305 3 роки тому
Presuming that was Joanna Mendez , most of those accounts were in Moscow during the Soviet Era . Back then , it was routine for the Russian Security Services to closely survail every American stepping foot outside the Embassy . In that environment , disguises and elaborate deceptions were a necessity . In the relatively recent Middle East was probably more a matter of discreetly blending into the background , either as a generic local , or generic westerner .
@paulwhat322 2 роки тому
She could easily talk me into being a source for her. One of the sweetest personalities I've seen. Not what you would expect.
@mikeymike1792 3 роки тому
Isn't the whole point of Jason Bourne the fact he's exceptional, even by intelligence standards? That's the whole deal. He's also not an intelligence offer. He's an assassin.
@cm275 3 роки тому
He's pretty much a super soldier. I think the Jeremy Renner movie hints that Treadstone uses a virus or something to enhance people.
@kal5126 3 роки тому
Exactly...even in the real world, there's a big difference between case officers and paramilitary operatives.
@lordofentropy 2 роки тому
Yeah I feel like it was a bit of a missed opportunity there. Maybe she was being vague to not expose operational details, but I feel like she could've provided some interesting insight to that scene. I would've liked to hear about it. Certainly there are some things she would've looked at in that situation. Like "I wouldn't know the six license plates, but I would've have noticed that one car was perfectly clean while all the others had mud." Or "The waitress was wearing heels, no career waitress is wearing heels working in a roadside diner." Or "There are only Geo Metros in the parking lot, there's no way that big dude at the counter came in one of those, how did he get here?"
@lazer2365 2 роки тому
Also, as he was the first to be trained in that unit, he was given the full works, more than other members of the unit. Which is why he cracked and broke free. They wound him too tight and he snapped and went out of their control.
@flagtheoffense 2 роки тому
She definitely didn't watch these movies. Her take on Mission Impossible also is odd.
@roguenine9LU 2 роки тому
I would enjoy seeing some scenes from Covert Affairs broken down. Especially the training scene where the main character is offered her choice of weapons to escape a training area and uses a gun only to break the glass on the fire escape map and then uses it to allow her to avoid being detected.
@djdreher3380 2 роки тому
I just discovered Covert Affairs on Peacock a week ago. I Love the show and I agree, the fact Annie passed because she didn't discharge her weapon I found to be a realistic scenario.
@RustyR3volva 3 роки тому
3:51 after saying "what's next", an advert came on for KFC. Now I'm hungry.
@deep.space.12 3 роки тому
12:33 _because now we've got all kinds of thumbprints and eye scanners and all kinds of equipment that's used to establish your identity_ CIA: Oh f**k it. Let's send our agents on UKposts.
@torfinnzempel6123 3 роки тому
All that stuff she listed is the things that are available in the civilian market. And have been for quite some time.
@mackdigest 3 роки тому
You can easily scan and print a RFID card. You'll need to be about a meter away (~3 feet) with a RFID scanner and then send that information to a 'printer' which just encodes the blank card with the scanned code. RFID is super simple and not suuuper secure. It's usually paired with another form of identification either biometric, or pincode. The agent from "Alias" could actually have everything she would need to 'lift' the 4 digit code from her target all contained in her clutch.
@doctordirtbag4457 Рік тому
Oh, another Caucasian crackhead white-collar criminal is here I see
@lunarmodule6419 3 роки тому
She really just look like a sweet everyday woman. I would never guess she's a spy. Man she's good!
@shannonceleste5557 2 роки тому
She’s quite nice looking but yeah I think the other secret agent lady mentioned that they want people who don’t necessarily stand out in any big way
@lunarmodule6419 2 роки тому
@@shannonceleste5557 So no tall model!? We've been lied to by Hollywood all those years! Lol
@lazer2365 2 роки тому
That smile is very sinister.
@A407RAC 2 роки тому
@@lazer2365 ye she's probably a psychopath honestly. but hey, that's ideal for this role right
@mariem24601 2 роки тому
We have an old family friend who was in the CIA- she looked like a kindergarten teacher. The woman looked like butter would not melt in her mouth you would never guess she hunted bin Laden for a living.
@blotchilim1980 3 роки тому
Oo, this lady is full of smiles, so nice & immediately reminds me of my highschool teachers. Yet behind that kindness.... She rated so low 😂 but she's so fair, she differentiates between realism & enjoyment!
@daisiesofdoom Рік тому
That nice, smiling lady could totally kill you in a plethora of ways you hadn't ever dreamt about though
@offriz6387 3 роки тому
Should’ve shown some torture scenes, easy 10/10
@chucklebutt4470 3 роки тому
Ahem, you mean enhanced interrogation, right? The U.S. doesn't torture people... lol
@youngc0930 3 роки тому
@@chucklebutt4470 u could easily search it on google, and u will see how many CIA officers are involved.
@ForteExpresso 3 роки тому
Next: Drug Dealers rating Drug Mafia scenes
@TonkarzOfSolSystem 2 роки тому
1:34 In this scene Sydney is actually recognizing an enemy who is recognizing her. They aren't former classmates who'd avoid acknowledging each other.
@lazer2365 2 роки тому
Also, Bourne was trained beyond any conventional training. That's the idea behind why he broke out from his programming. They wound him so tight, he snapped. So he would have been trained to remember car plates etc.
@Yupppi 2 роки тому
I feel like I'm watching the same scenes of the same movies for every type of expert on every channel doing these movie reviews. But I can't remember as harsh ratings before. She's solid ruthless which I prefer over 10/10.
@dizzt19 3 роки тому
Homeland has some fun scenes she could look at, like the comedic gold "She's turning it around!" scene. xD
@iassicellison5840 3 роки тому
Yes, I’ve been hope you guys would do a video with a real CIA officer, thank you
@paramitch 2 роки тому
This is informative and a lot of fun, and I love how calm, soft-spoken and likable she is -- especially given her incredibly demanding resume! I hope she'll analyze more in the future.
@FirstNameLastName-wt5to 4 місяці тому
She’s trained to be soft-spoken and likable. That’s what makes women good spies.
@mastrake 2 роки тому
Thanks! Great content.
@ozhs2 3 роки тому
All of her pictures just her in mid east smiling, wonder if I'd be that happy trying to infiltrate a dangerous source...
@nemezote 3 роки тому
And why would you know, and/or assume she was "infiltrating a dangerous source"? Love the guys who cook their own shit and eat it up.
@raymondveritas5255 3 роки тому
Alright guys we are about to go in, everyone say cheese
@NoobZxReviewZ 3 роки тому
@@nemezote Yes cause the CIA just goes to the middle east for vacation and finding themselves
@ozhs2 3 роки тому
@@nemezote Well i put 2 and 2 together, she's a covert intelligence officer working in possible enemy territory. Allied or not, still dangerous.
@rybackfrankie8679 3 роки тому
She likes her job a lot. Can definitely feel it.
@Raz.C 3 роки тому
OK, here's the thing they don't like to advertise about the polygraphs: There are some questions (control questions) that are thrown in, which you are expected to lie about. When you do so, they have a proper contrast to your truthful responses. If you answer all the control questions honestly, then they won't have a proper baseline reading from you to be able to reliably discern truth from fiction. This can be hard, however, since they may ask you things that you desperately want to lie about, such as "Have you ever stolen from a friend? Have you ever had lustful feelings towards your sister/ brother? Have you ever cheated on a partner? Have you ever committed a crime/ cheated on your taxes? etc..." Since most people have done at least one of those things and would rather not admit it, they become great control questions to be able to get a baseline reading for untruthful responses. However, if you answer them honestly, they won't be able to get such a baseline. At best, they'll "know" that _this_ question, or _that_ question makes you nervous, but they'll have no idea whether or not you're lying.
@Raz.C 3 роки тому
@Mario Mario It's unreliable- at least in part- because of flaws like the one I described above. However, it's no big secret that polygraphs are inadmissible as evidence. The whole "They need/ expect you to lie to certain questions" part, that ISN'T widely advertised.
@filianablanxart8305 3 роки тому
I actually knew a person that served a rotation as polygrapher for a US Intelligence agency . ( I know which one, but he asked his students who did figure it out, to not name it as a courtesy to him . ( Not the CIA ) . Polygraph is 100% accurate .... In measuring respiration , pulse , skin conductivity , etc It's the Interpretation thereof that's the rub . The Poly is just an Investigative Tool among many Investigative Tools . He conducted enough examinations , And had knowledge of the total investigations to have a meaningful opinion of the relative usefulness of Poly . ( And the given , that for a stone cold Sociopath , they're useless .) The greatest usefulness is regarding a single specific incident reducible to a single yes or no question . Ie , on October 12th , did you steal or have knowledge of the theft of $1,000 from the safe . For wide ranging Security Reinvestigations much less pinpoint . More of if there were say half dozen general catagories of inquiry , and 5 of them were non- deceptive , and one had a few questionable readings , that one would get more follow up shoe leather .
@gerilyn 3 роки тому
For a study I was involved with I was polygraphed a lot in a period of a couple years and this is super true. Also if you have any form of anxiety, especially severe, it’s completely unreliable. This includes neurodivergencies like autism, adhd, ocd, and more. Many of what is considered “lying body language” is just a natural quirk of how we live our lives. (E.g. not making eye contact, fidgeting, stuttering)
@jamesotisjr2322 2 роки тому
@@gerilyn polygraphs don't work in the former Soviet Union. polygraphs there would be administered by the KGB. polygraphs do not detect lies, they detect stress. if you are being polygraphed by the KGB in Lubyanka prison you are experiencing 100% stress. if you are not experiencing 100% stress, you are not innocent; you are an idiot. there would be no change for the device to detect.
@YourRealDaddy Рік тому
This lady seems so sweet and bubbly. Probably one of the most prolific killers the CIA ever produced.
@a_conspiracyoflemurs9953 3 роки тому
I really wish they would put a clip from CHUCK in one of these videos. I’m just really curious what they would think
@lukemeyers8741 3 роки тому
would like to have seen more of that.
@alisterfolson 2 роки тому
"My Handler thought me everything I know." "Who was your Handler?" "I don't remember." - Ronin
@damon323 2 роки тому
Body of Lies and Spy Game were awesome movies!! Extra fun fact-Both directed by awesome filmmakers, and brothers. Ridley Scott and Tony Scott
@kharnt.betrayer2946 Рік тому
That clip from Alias isn't a crossing of different CIA operations, the darker skinned lady is Anna Espenoza who is a recurring antagonist of Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner), that little glass raise was a villain acknowledging a rival.
@ednafronkelbarger8601 Рік тому
There are a lot of people in the comments here saying what they did/do for a living and joking about doing similar reviews for movies which show their profession. They're joking, but I would love it if they really did. I would totally watch the wastewater treatment guy, the truck driver guy, and all the others do their reviews. Personally, I spent 38 years in the investment world, and I would love to review The Big Short, Wall Street, Margin Call, Trading Places, The Wolf of Wall Street, Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room, etc. But given what an inflammatory subject it is, the comments section would probably be too brutal.
@iamsherley 2 роки тому
I would love for them to include Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy in one of these that are reviewed by ex intelligence. I just want to know more about cold war intelligence stuff.
@janibeg3247 Рік тому
the Alec Guinness version, also "Smiley's People".
@monolog1349 4 місяці тому
Ahhhhhhhh, i can not stop watchin this format😂😂😂😂😂
@richardhoehn9922 2 роки тому
I'm surprised here that Claire Danes' "Carrie Mathison's" mental health issues didn't come up. Ms Assad mentions an extremely intensive background check and vetting process, including psych. evaluations, for CIA agents/operatives: Wouldn't mental illness/bipolar disorder get you "weeded out"--and pretty quickly?
@LS-fe4ob Рік тому
The smartest people are usually crazy. Not saying crazy in a pejorative way. Artists, CEOs, politicians - mental illness is very common. It can be managed these days. It’s not a death sentence.
@FirstNameLastName-wt5to 4 місяці тому
Who said they were looking for normal people?
@santoshnarayana7879 3 роки тому
please do Quantico season 3 I'm really interested to see what Michele thinks about the CIA training in this series
@marlonmoncrieffe0728 2 роки тому
Was that show canceled on a cliffhanger?
@nomadproductions2.062 2 роки тому
She says using disguises is unrealistic, meanwhile there was a video a couple of years ago that featured the former CIA Chief of Disguise who says differently...
@mllenessmarie 2 роки тому
Oh yeah, that's true. But maybe because it was about time much earlier - so disguises meant more back in the days and nowadays it's not really a priority that much.
@Generalscorpio 2 роки тому
2:00 - Not sure if she knows the series but Anna Espinoza is a recurring adversary for Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner's character), that's not a classmate saying hello it's a promise of a fight later.
@seedz5132 Рік тому
@1:22 actually, keycard copying from a distance IS a thing. there are even some that are comercially available to copy cards yourself to other RFID things. meanwhile, if you need range, some security researchers have made some that can read every card in a 1m radius that you can hide those in a small laptop case, and can be as small (but not as thin) as .. a 10" tablet.
@jpcolindesign517 3 роки тому
The CIA has "Officers," not "Agents" or "Operatives." "Operative" is a term applied to people in Intel not directly employed by the relevant agency.
@DrBrunoDzogovic Рік тому
I can only add to this that the secret services worldwide are getting a lot of help from universities and cutting-edge research that's done also by students. Some of it ends up in the civil engineering and industry, others go for the military and some for the secret service. Nowadays, a lot of it is related to cybersecurity and information extraction techniques and methodologies. What we see in movies as "super agents" in the style of James Bond, is done by assets who are employed with usually previous military experience and this is not a popular way anymore. Then again, the biggest idea of an intelligence service is not to send around James Bonds, but to develop a way of gathering intelligence with minimal imprint and traces, whether it is by the utilization of people and their family life, crafting fake identities of agents, or today very popular: hacking and hiring third party players a.k.a. hacking groups to do the job for a pay.
@SolidIncMedia 2 роки тому
She mentioned that remotely duplicating a card can't be done, but it can.. kinda. You'd need to get really close, or ramp up the power, in which case you're reading a dozen cards in your vicinity and carrying a big obvious device. If you want to duplicate a card, you can build something like a Proxmark into a clipboard, then ask someone to see their badge, put it on the clipboard, write something onto your sheet of paper, then hand it back. Never leaves their sight, but you have a dump of their card which you can use to program up a new one.
@pierce9019 11 місяців тому
If it's a FOB key, it's really easy to dup it. Just look at the flipper zero
@sydneywellington22 9 місяців тому
it exist a huge business of duplicating cards already. maybe she talks about the times when she worked in the field. technology is not the same.
@Drpulikal 3 роки тому
Behind that almost intrusive friendliness and excessive smiling lies an emptiness that is pretty disconcerting
@LCBanga 3 роки тому
The stuff she's probably seen or done...she may be totally hollow inside
@johnchavez5053 3 роки тому
It's part of her cover.
@ylracci 3 роки тому
i kind of peeped once u mentioned it but den again..mayb not
@c.ladimore1237 3 роки тому
bourne would have already been some kind of eidetic savant, so that is not a big problem in the first movie anyway. wish you included burn notice
@justajumpingypsygirl 2 роки тому
The Jack Ryan one feels like a military op
@Orgikan 3 роки тому
I could watch an entire series of this
@rolib6108 2 роки тому
Its boring. You cant know where they are lying
@OGSontar 2 роки тому
Interestingly enough, the LockPickingLawyer demonstrated how to read and copy/encode a new key card. I'm not sure which video it was, but it's on his channel. I will say however, it wasn't done as it was depicted in that clip.
@ff8fan266 3 роки тому
It's funny that she rates Alias so poorly, when another former CIA spy rated it really really well...
@dustinb4286 3 роки тому
I was just going to say that. The lady who was the head of disguise said it was super legit, but that may have been a difference in the time period.
@archivesofarda986 3 роки тому
I think the lady you are talking about is considerably older and might be more familiar with cold war espionage where stuff like wigs and disguises might actually have been utilised while the women in this video seems to have served more recently. However I do agree that some of the "experts" keep contradicting each other
@wingchunjourney 3 роки тому
The other lady also rated a different scene under different scenarios, so the level of realism would be different. Additionally, the other lady was speaking from her experience about disguised, whereas Assad stated that she has not experienced extensive disguise work in her career.
@Far1988 3 роки тому
It might also have to do with the level of involvement and the job they had in the CIA. I find it quite likely that someone working for the CIA doesn't know even half of what's actually going on. You probably know what you have to know and that's about it. That would also explain why so many former spies and intelligence officers react so differently to the same clips.
@gzer0x 3 роки тому
Cold War and War on Terror are vastly different eras.
@alloutride 3 роки тому
She talk so obediently and carefully that will makes my heart almost inlove.hehe. The sound of her voice is soo relaxing.🙂
@thefiona 2 роки тому
Well, Insider presented the wrong clips for Bourne Identity. He is the one getting chased and it would've been much more interesting to see her react to the scenes that feature the active CIA agents or the actual work (for example at the train station with the journalist or the hierarchies within the CIA)
@jpk1700 2 роки тому
Spy Game as in Bourne series, the officers were military with apparently stellar record and skill. There are records of this happening fairly regularly with stories I've heard. This gives the recruiter enough time to vet them before ever approaching them, hence their training can start much sooner than most other recruits. However, I don't think these soldiers are recruited for the 'same jobs' as most CIA applicants.
@CBDuRietz 2 роки тому
I would have loved to see something from Burn Notice in this.
@DDE_ADDICT Рік тому
I did some unique work in the 90's and I will say this; the CIA has intelligence officers like this lady, then they have (Assets), then their own special Forces operation units which are undeclared. Bourne was not an officer of profile data, he would be classed as and asset, which the classification would be beyond her reach hence she really cannot comment on something she know nothing about.
@jpk1700 2 роки тому
My love for the movie aside, I don't think she took Jason Bourne's biological and psychological training into account in her assessment of the Bourne Identity. Jason Bourne wasn't just a CIA 'officer' (no offence), he was a black ops asset. Basically, an medically enhanced assassin. I imagine the realities would be a bit different, if such existed in real life.
@TristanTzara100 Рік тому
I would love to have heard her thoughts on the wonderful French series "The Bureau". I'm sure it has it's inaccuracies but it's really gripping.
@davidgraflex2065 3 роки тому
I do plumbing can I please do a video on authentic plumbing in movies
@davidgraflex2065 3 роки тому
@@imnotpishedhic for $125 call out fee he can
@m.m1419 3 роки тому
bureau of legends. Great french realistic show about spys
@dsubdu 3 роки тому
The comment I was searching!
@m.m1419 3 роки тому
@@dsubdu if i Can Ask, are u french or how did you know this série ?
@dsubdu 3 роки тому
@G.Lafayette no I am not French. But I speak the language and lived in France for some time. It is still one of my favorite shows and the most realistic. Can’t watch anything from Hollywood since.
@mbur1gess 2 роки тому
Great television. Thanks Michele!
@Kur0y4m4 2 роки тому
This chick is harshing on ALL these clips and I’m HERE for it!!
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