After getting to play the role of a real-life James Bond, Naveed Jamali accepted a commission in the U.S. Navy as a reserve intelligence officer where he served with the Office of Naval Intelligence and the Defense Innovation Unit. He went on to become an MSNBC Intelligence Analyst, a Senior Fellow in the Program on National Security at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, a special contributor for the Military Times and a recurring guest on Fox, CNN and MSNBC.
He has briefed the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) on Russian intelligence collection tactics and writes about the same as a columnist for Newsweek.
He has no intention of traveling to Russia anytime soon.
Sessions in which Naveed Jamali participates
Friday 3 April, 2020
A former CIA chief of disguise who trained the agency’s most highly placed foreign agents. A self-taught sleuth who turned his love of TV cop shows and movies into the skills he used to take down a Russian spy ring. And a KGB sleeper agent who lived a real-life version of The Americans—until his cover was blown.Vince Houghton, curator of the International Spy Museum, moderates this fascinating discussion, filled with first-hand a...
