Ralph Goff

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CIA station chief for the piece named Ralph Goff, who was a longtime multi, uh, station chief.

Yeah.

Uh, you g- I, you guys might know him.

Um, and what they're fighting for is truly what Americans fight for.

We have been fortunate to travel there with, uh, with Glenn Corn, with Ralph Goff, with a number of former CIA officers who live this life and have a different understanding of it, maybe much more sophisticated than mine.

Um, but I feel like this was, this was, uh, this is a war we cannot lose, and we should not allow Ukraine to lose, for multiple reasons.

So, I'm supposed to be objective, um, but I think that, um, you know, it, it's important to kind of share your personal thoughts on things and, and the authenticity of what you believe.

So all right, so this Chinese spy here.

So Ralph Goff, a retired 35 year, year veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency, believes the Chinese government might have been tracking Rogers well before he met Li in Shanghai.

Goff, who did not play a role in the Rogers investigation but has decades of experience cultivating sources for espionage, said Rogers would have been a valuable target given his role as senior advisor overseeing research in the Fed's International Finance Division, uh, which gave him an inside view of one of the most important and impenetrable financial institutions in the world.

Gee, you, you're, dude, you don't say.