All right, guys, you are in for a treat today. Really, actually, I'm in for a treat because you know my obsession with declassified CIA documents, obviously this year. I have made that book Chaos Required Reading for any person that is watching this podcast. I mean, learning the truth about the CIA. It is just, it will rip you into a new reality about our government. What is real? Operation Mockingbird, MK. Ultra. Well, today, I have a guest

who was in the CIA, became a whistleblower. I'm not sure how he's alive. I'm going to ask him,

but it is our great and distinct honor to welcome Kevin Schip to the Candace show. Kevin.

Thank you. Yeah, thanks for having me. I feel bad for you,

because this is like, I'm just going to lock you in here and ask you so many questions right off the bat.

That's fine. First, I'll just ask a question. I think that a lot of people probably want to know,

a very softball question. How does one become a CIA analyst? Do they call you after you place high on your SATs?

In some cases, they do. And they recruit out of some of the Ivy League colleges. In my case,

I had a friend who was in there, I didn't know it because he was undercover, was encouraging

me to put in an application. And his name was Dana. And I said, Dana, that's not going to happen,

not with my checkered and shaded college past.

You know, drugs and alcohol and all.

And he said, well, just try it anyway.

And I said, okay, I filled it out, 171 gave it to him and just blew it off.

That's the end of that.

Now I get a call.

This is Kevin Shipp.

Yes, this is Mr. X at the CIA.

You've applied for employment. I said, yeah, he goes, would you like to continue with your application process? And I said, sure.

How old were you at the time? I was, let's see, at that time, I was 27, 27 years old. And they said,

okay, then we'll continue.

Thank you.

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