‘CIA directors say: ‘sure, sure, Mr. President’ and then they laugh behind his back’ – John Kiriakou

‘CIA directors become more powerful than a president. They say: ‘sure, sure, Mr. President’ and then they laugh behind his back, because they know he’s going to cycle out.’ – John Kiriakou.

In this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ former CIA analyst John Kiriakou and host of RT’s ‘Deep State’ shares how one of the strongest spy agencies of the world abuses its power... to get rich. Kiriakou says that many successful American companies are actually run by former CIA agents and leaders or their relatives. Blood for money? Examples exist like civil wars in Latin America that Kiriakou says were ignited by the CIA to economically benefit from the suffering of locals. What about inexperienced presidents such as Barack Obama, well, according to Kiriakou, that’s who the spy agencies really like, revealing how long-standing bureaucrats use them to promote their own interests all while the CIA spies on its own citizens. Find the full show on RT International or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.