CIA vs FBI: what they do and what are the differences between the two US intelligence agencies
The United States has several intelligence agencies and secret services. The two most well-known are the FBI and the CIA: the former is responsible for domestic investigations, while the latter focuses on operations abroad. The FBI is older, having been established in the early 20th century, and over the years has primarily dealt with counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and organized crime investigations. The CIA was created after World War II and has conducted operations around the world, often interfering in the internal politics of other countries. Both agencies are frequently subject to controversy, both for their sometimes unscrupulous actions and for their demonstrated inefficiency on occasion, such as the failure to prevent the attacks of September 11, 2001.
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Constru-centro
Matthew Yohe
Michael Foran
00:00 What's the difference between FBI and CIA
00:27 American intelligence and secret services
01:12 What is the FBI, what does it do, and how many headquarters does it have?
02:08 The history of the FBI and its evolution
03:20 Famous figures investigated by the FBI
04:00 What is the CIA and what does it do?
04:52 The history of the CIA, from its creation to today
05:26 The CIA's most notable operations
06:12 Criticisms of the two intelligence agencies
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