John Oller

Wieder einmal schlägt die russische Regierung ein, sie wird durch den Neuen Deal ein wichtiger Teil aller Menschen, wie Sie sagen. Und plötzlich gibt es diese russische Präsenz in den Leben der Menschen, die alles aufbauen und übernehmen wird. I'll be right back after this short break.

Wieder einmal schlägt die russische Regierung ein, sie wird durch den Neuen Deal ein wichtiger Teil aller Menschen, wie Sie sagen. Und plötzlich gibt es diese russische Präsenz in den Leben der Menschen, die alles aufbauen und übernehmen wird. I'll be right back after this short break.

Meantime, if you'd like us to cover anything specifically, if you have any ideas of subject matter we should be looking at, send us an email at ahh.historyhit.com. We'd love to hear from you.

Meantime, if you'd like us to cover anything specifically, if you have any ideas of subject matter we should be looking at, send us an email at ahh.historyhit.com. We'd love to hear from you.

Dort sollte er hinter den Bars sein, um einen Polizisten namens O'Malley zu töten. Stattdessen hat er einen schmutzigen, schmutzigen Lächeln, den Bruch gegen die hellen Lichter zu schließen. Die Publikation im Theater schreit und schreit.

Dort sollte er hinter den Bars sein, um einen Polizisten namens O'Malley zu töten. Stattdessen hat er einen schmutzigen, schmutzigen Lächeln, den Bruch gegen die hellen Lichter zu schließen. Die Publikation im Theater schreit und schreit.

Wie unterscheidet es sich mit all den Kriegen der Mafia? Gehen Ricos aus dem FBI-Bereich, oder wer denkt davon?

Wie unterscheidet es sich mit all den Kriegen der Mafia? Gehen Ricos aus dem FBI-Bereich, oder wer denkt davon?

In Ihrer Forschung, waren Sie able to sort of track Hoover's plan? He's there for so long, for almost 50 years. Is it traceable where he decides, oh, I need bigger budgets here, I need this, I need that? Or is it kind of an organic flow, organic growth?

In Ihrer Forschung, waren Sie able to sort of track Hoover's plan? He's there for so long, for almost 50 years. Is it traceable where he decides, oh, I need bigger budgets here, I need this, I need that? Or is it kind of an organic flow, organic growth?

Für sie ist dieser charismatische Kriminal ein avengerischer Held geworden, der von den Fat Cat Banken steckt, die so viel Geld von den Amerikanern in diesen Depressionen gebraucht haben. Auf dem Bild sind die Behörden, die Dillinger an die Elektrische Strecke schicken wollen, mit ihrem Lieblings-Krönchen. Dillinger wird wieder einmal seine Beziehungen entfernen und für ihn einen Rundweg machen.

Für sie ist dieser charismatische Kriminal ein avengerischer Held geworden, der von den Fat Cat Banken steckt, die so viel Geld von den Amerikanern in diesen Depressionen gebraucht haben. Auf dem Bild sind die Behörden, die Dillinger an die Elektrische Strecke schicken wollen, mit ihrem Lieblings-Krönchen. Dillinger wird wieder einmal seine Beziehungen entfernen und für ihn einen Rundweg machen.

Well, you bring up an important point. I mean, the FBI has gone in and out of favor in the public view throughout its entire existence, especially in the 60s, as you say. Even today, some part of American society is very worried about FBI overstepping itself. It becomes a sort of tip of the iceberg of that whole mentality. But be careful what you ask for when you start dismantling these things.

Well, you bring up an important point. I mean, the FBI has gone in and out of favor in the public view throughout its entire existence, especially in the 60s, as you say. Even today, some part of American society is very worried about FBI overstepping itself. It becomes a sort of tip of the iceberg of that whole mentality. But be careful what you ask for when you start dismantling these things.

Something else crops up that's going to remind us why we have an FBI.

Something else crops up that's going to remind us why we have an FBI.

Exactly. It does bring up an interesting question. I mean, we talked this entire time about J. Edgar Hoover. We never talk about any other agents. Maybe Melvin Purvis. I can think of that only one name. It's a fascinating aspect of this agency that it's kind of so anonymous, isn't it?

Exactly. It does bring up an interesting question. I mean, we talked this entire time about J. Edgar Hoover. We never talk about any other agents. Maybe Melvin Purvis. I can think of that only one name. It's a fascinating aspect of this agency that it's kind of so anonymous, isn't it?

Ja, es ist wirklich Dillinger, der wirklich die Bühne stellt, ist es nicht? Er ist der wichtigste Fall in der Erwachsenheit der FBI, wie wir es kennen. Ich denke so.

Ja, es ist wirklich Dillinger, der wirklich die Bühne stellt, ist es nicht? Er ist der wichtigste Fall in der Erwachsenheit der FBI, wie wir es kennen. Ich denke so.

Diesmal in der eigenen Fahrt des lokalen Sheriffs, über die städtischen Linien. But that puts him in the crosshairs of a more formidable foe. The Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI. J. Edgar Hoover and his G-Men on the case and hot on Dillinger's trail. Ich bin Don Wildman und das ist American History Hit. We've also described in detail the career of J. Edgar Hoover.

Diesmal in der eigenen Fahrt des lokalen Sheriffs, über die städtischen Linien. But that puts him in the crosshairs of a more formidable foe. The Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI. J. Edgar Hoover and his G-Men on the case and hot on Dillinger's trail. Ich bin Don Wildman und das ist American History Hit. We've also described in detail the career of J. Edgar Hoover.

So, John, having written this book, what's its main takeaway for you? What did you draw from this story yourself?

So, John, having written this book, what's its main takeaway for you? What did you draw from this story yourself?

How fascinating. I mean, there are just thousands of those kinds of stories of those men and women who are involved in this enormous effort, but they're all sort of lost by virtue of the fact that Hoover wollte sie wirklich anonym sein, hat er nicht? Ja, ja. Außergewöhnlich. John Oller hat Journalismus bei Ohio State studiert und war ein Wall-Street-Lehrer, bevor er sich zu schreiben ging.

How fascinating. I mean, there are just thousands of those kinds of stories of those men and women who are involved in this enormous effort, but they're all sort of lost by virtue of the fact that Hoover wollte sie wirklich anonym sein, hat er nicht? Ja, ja. Außergewöhnlich. John Oller hat Journalismus bei Ohio State studiert und war ein Wall-Street-Lehrer, bevor er sich zu schreiben ging.

Seine vorherigen Bücher betreffen den Swamp Fox über den Revolutionär-Wars-Figur Francis Marion und einen All-Amerikanischen Mord über die Tötung von Christy Lynn Mullins, die sein Buch helfen zu lösen. Dieses Buch, das wir in der letzten halben Stunde diskutiert haben, heißt Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies. Thank you, John.

Seine vorherigen Bücher betreffen den Swamp Fox über den Revolutionär-Wars-Figur Francis Marion und einen All-Amerikanischen Mord über die Tötung von Christy Lynn Mullins, die sein Buch helfen zu lösen. Dieses Buch, das wir in der letzten halben Stunde diskutiert haben, heißt Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies. Thank you, John.

It's been a pleasure to meet you. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Hello, folks. Thanks for listening to American History Hit. Each week we release new episodes, two new episodes dropping Mondays and Thursdays. All kinds of great content like mysterious missing colonies to powerful political movements to some of the biggest battles across the centuries. Bye for now.

It's been a pleasure to meet you. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Hello, folks. Thanks for listening to American History Hit. Each week we release new episodes, two new episodes dropping Mondays and Thursdays. All kinds of great content like mysterious missing colonies to powerful political movements to some of the biggest battles across the centuries. Bye for now.

But how the original Bureau of Investigation became the Federal Bureau of Investigation is a very specific tale, newly told in a book released last month entitled Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies, authored by our guest today, John Ahler. Greetings, John. Nice to have you. Nice to be here.

But how the original Bureau of Investigation became the Federal Bureau of Investigation is a very specific tale, newly told in a book released last month entitled Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies, authored by our guest today, John Ahler. Greetings, John. Nice to have you. Nice to be here.

Dein Buch beginnt mit einem Autorsnot, der die grundlegenden Semantiken erklärt. Die FBI wurde 1924 als das Bureau of Investigation erstellt. 1933 wurde es die Division of Investigation, DOI. Ein paar Jahre später, 1935, wurde es offiziell das Federal Bureau of Investigation, die FBI, die wir heute kennen.

Dein Buch beginnt mit einem Autorsnot, der die grundlegenden Semantiken erklärt. Die FBI wurde 1924 als das Bureau of Investigation erstellt. 1933 wurde es die Division of Investigation, DOI. Ein paar Jahre später, 1935, wurde es offiziell das Federal Bureau of Investigation, die FBI, die wir heute kennen.

Und in allen drei Iterationen, über eine Periode von 48 Jahren, von Beginn bis 1972, wurde es von einem Mann, J. Edgar Hoover, geführt. Lass uns zurück in den Anfang gehen. When the Bureau of Investigation came into being, 1924, what was its function and how did it differ from what it becomes?

Und in allen drei Iterationen, über eine Periode von 48 Jahren, von Beginn bis 1972, wurde es von einem Mann, J. Edgar Hoover, geführt. Lass uns zurück in den Anfang gehen. When the Bureau of Investigation came into being, 1924, what was its function and how did it differ from what it becomes?

In so many ways, the development of the FBI mirrors or parallels the development of the federal government, the expansion of the federal government, but also the expansion of J. Edgar Hoover in so many ways. Tell me about the notion of the G-Man.

In so many ways, the development of the FBI mirrors or parallels the development of the federal government, the expansion of the federal government, but also the expansion of J. Edgar Hoover in so many ways. Tell me about the notion of the G-Man.

I mean, the famous term G-Man, Government Man, would have been a new concept in the 1920s, really when the federal government was so much less a part of the average American lifestyle.

I mean, the famous term G-Man, Government Man, would have been a new concept in the 1920s, really when the federal government was so much less a part of the average American lifestyle.

Was wollte Hoover in einem G-Mann? Was war sein Archetyp?

Was wollte Hoover in einem G-Mann? Was war sein Archetyp?

In the midst of your answer, you say the thing that really sticks out to me, which is, this was an agency that needed to sort of fly above what was the understanding of state and local policing. And this was necessary at a time when the federal government is becoming more and more respected, or at least larger and larger after World War I.

In the midst of your answer, you say the thing that really sticks out to me, which is, this was an agency that needed to sort of fly above what was the understanding of state and local policing. And this was necessary at a time when the federal government is becoming more and more respected, or at least larger and larger after World War I.

Es ist eine wirklich interessante Veränderung in Amerika, wie sie sich in ihrem Polizismus reflektiert hat.

Es ist eine wirklich interessante Veränderung in Amerika, wie sie sich in ihrem Polizismus reflektiert hat.

But it was to match all that interstate crime that was going on as well, which is kind of a new phenomenon. It used to be you could commit a crime in a state, drive across the state line and be pretty good because the next state police isn't going to be after you.

But it was to match all that interstate crime that was going on as well, which is kind of a new phenomenon. It used to be you could commit a crime in a state, drive across the state line and be pretty good because the next state police isn't going to be after you.

That was kind of the movie cliche. The arrival of the FBI, the expansion of the FBI prevents that from being an escape for these guys. Yes.

That was kind of the movie cliche. The arrival of the FBI, the expansion of the FBI prevents that from being an escape for these guys. Yes.

Right. And that's interesting because that was Hoover's original job, was this sort of detailed clerk work that he was doing in D.C. He brings that same sensibility to this new federal bureau, which can do a more forensic approach to investigations that perhaps state police aren't used to doing.

Right. And that's interesting because that was Hoover's original job, was this sort of detailed clerk work that he was doing in D.C. He brings that same sensibility to this new federal bureau, which can do a more forensic approach to investigations that perhaps state police aren't used to doing.

But it really is the war on crime, which is characterized by these bank robbers, the Bonnie and Clydes, the John Dillangers, that really, really motivates the more aggressive FBI that begins to grow through the 20th century. How do they make that shift from being those clerical forensic shiny shoe guys to being a more well-equipped for this kind of era of crime?

But it really is the war on crime, which is characterized by these bank robbers, the Bonnie and Clydes, the John Dillangers, that really, really motivates the more aggressive FBI that begins to grow through the 20th century. How do they make that shift from being those clerical forensic shiny shoe guys to being a more well-equipped for this kind of era of crime?

Und sie haben das in drei oder vier Jahren getan. Es muss sich seltsam gemacht haben, dass sich plötzlich diese neue Agentur auf dem Landschaftsgebiet befindet. Wie haben sie ihre Ziele gefunden und sie durch die Kanäle gefolgt?

Und sie haben das in drei oder vier Jahren getan. Es muss sich seltsam gemacht haben, dass sich plötzlich diese neue Agentur auf dem Landschaftsgebiet befindet. Wie haben sie ihre Ziele gefunden und sie durch die Kanäle gefolgt?

But did they flex muscle? I mean, did it automatically become that the feds are here and you have to give up your jurisdiction over this?

But did they flex muscle? I mean, did it automatically become that the feds are here and you have to give up your jurisdiction over this?

It's funny, as we're talking, my mind is automatically going to these movie scenes. Like there have been those scenes in the movies where the state guys are like, get out of here. This is a, you know, and then there's the shiny shoe FBI, all these archetypal pictures of the FBI. Yeah, that's because this story has been sold so well through the media so popularly.

It's funny, as we're talking, my mind is automatically going to these movie scenes. Like there have been those scenes in the movies where the state guys are like, get out of here. This is a, you know, and then there's the shiny shoe FBI, all these archetypal pictures of the FBI. Yeah, that's because this story has been sold so well through the media so popularly.

And Hoover had a lot to do with that.

And Hoover had a lot to do with that.

An important chapter in the book involves the Lindbergh Law and what happened with the Lindbergh kidnapping, which many Americans today, younger generations, really don't know how big a deal that really was. We're talking about 1932 and the famous flyer Charles Lindbergh's baby is taken, toddler in those days, out of his own home. And this becomes a major international story.

An important chapter in the book involves the Lindbergh Law and what happened with the Lindbergh kidnapping, which many Americans today, younger generations, really don't know how big a deal that really was. We're talking about 1932 and the famous flyer Charles Lindbergh's baby is taken, toddler in those days, out of his own home. And this becomes a major international story.

Wie kommt die FBI dazu und wie entwickelt sie ihre Rolle?

Wie kommt die FBI dazu und wie entwickelt sie ihre Rolle?

März 1934. Die Bildschirme eines Newsreels flicken in diesem dunklen Theater auf. Ein Poster von FBI-Mostwollendem steigt auf dem Bildschirm auf, mit 5.000 Dollar für Informationen, die zu dem Angriff des mörderischen Bankraubers John Dillinger führen. 10.000 Dollar, wenn du ihn selbst einbringst. Die Fotos schalten zu Dillinger, der mit seinen Händen im Crown Point Jail in Indiana steht.

März 1934. Die Bildschirme eines Newsreels flicken in diesem dunklen Theater auf. Ein Poster von FBI-Mostwollendem steigt auf dem Bildschirm auf, mit 5.000 Dollar für Informationen, die zu dem Angriff des mörderischen Bankraubers John Dillinger führen. 10.000 Dollar, wenn du ihn selbst einbringst. Die Fotos schalten zu Dillinger, der mit seinen Händen im Crown Point Jail in Indiana steht.

In Ihrem Buch, ich meine, je mehr wir darüber sprechen, wie sich dieses Unternehmen entwickelt, desto mehr ist es für mich die Entwicklung der Vereinigten Staaten in der Welt. Wenn man sich überlegt, was die Vereinigten Staaten im Militär gemacht haben, um den Weltkrieg in Bezug auf die Polizei zu kümmern, ist die FBI das gleiche, was sie domestisch ist, nicht wahr?

In Ihrem Buch, ich meine, je mehr wir darüber sprechen, wie sich dieses Unternehmen entwickelt, desto mehr ist es für mich die Entwicklung der Vereinigten Staaten in der Welt. Wenn man sich überlegt, was die Vereinigten Staaten im Militär gemacht haben, um den Weltkrieg in Bezug auf die Polizei zu kümmern, ist die FBI das gleiche, was sie domestisch ist, nicht wahr?

So much of the economy of this country relies on a feeling of safety and peace. The FBI gave that layer to America, didn't it?

So much of the economy of this country relies on a feeling of safety and peace. The FBI gave that layer to America, didn't it?

Yes.

Yes.

Wieder einmal schlägt die russische Regierung ein, sie wird durch den Neuen Deal ein wichtiger Teil aller Menschen, wie Sie sagen. Und plötzlich gibt es diese russische Präsenz in den Leben der Menschen, die alles aufbauen und übernehmen wird. I'll be right back after this short break.

Meantime, if you'd like us to cover anything specifically, if you have any ideas of subject matter we should be looking at, send us an email at ahh.historyhit.com. We'd love to hear from you.

Dort sollte er hinter den Bars sein, um einen Polizisten namens O'Malley zu töten. Stattdessen hat er einen schmutzigen, schmutzigen Lächeln, den Bruch gegen die hellen Lichter zu schließen. Die Publikation im Theater schreit und schreit.

Wie unterscheidet es sich mit all den Kriegen der Mafia? Gehen Ricos aus dem FBI-Bereich, oder wer denkt davon?

In Ihrer Forschung, waren Sie able to sort of track Hoover's plan? He's there for so long, for almost 50 years. Is it traceable where he decides, oh, I need bigger budgets here, I need this, I need that? Or is it kind of an organic flow, organic growth?

Für sie ist dieser charismatische Kriminal ein avengerischer Held geworden, der von den Fat Cat Banken steckt, die so viel Geld von den Amerikanern in diesen Depressionen gebraucht haben. Auf dem Bild sind die Behörden, die Dillinger an die Elektrische Strecke schicken wollen, mit ihrem Lieblings-Krönchen. Dillinger wird wieder einmal seine Beziehungen entfernen und für ihn einen Rundweg machen.

Well, you bring up an important point. I mean, the FBI has gone in and out of favor in the public view throughout its entire existence, especially in the 60s, as you say. Even today, some part of American society is very worried about FBI overstepping itself. It becomes a sort of tip of the iceberg of that whole mentality. But be careful what you ask for when you start dismantling these things.

Something else crops up that's going to remind us why we have an FBI.

Exactly. It does bring up an interesting question. I mean, we talked this entire time about J. Edgar Hoover. We never talk about any other agents. Maybe Melvin Purvis. I can think of that only one name. It's a fascinating aspect of this agency that it's kind of so anonymous, isn't it?

Ja, es ist wirklich Dillinger, der wirklich die Bühne stellt, ist es nicht? Er ist der wichtigste Fall in der Erwachsenheit der FBI, wie wir es kennen. Ich denke so.

Diesmal in der eigenen Fahrt des lokalen Sheriffs, über die städtischen Linien. But that puts him in the crosshairs of a more formidable foe. The Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI. J. Edgar Hoover and his G-Men on the case and hot on Dillinger's trail. Ich bin Don Wildman und das ist American History Hit. We've also described in detail the career of J. Edgar Hoover.

So, John, having written this book, what's its main takeaway for you? What did you draw from this story yourself?

How fascinating. I mean, there are just thousands of those kinds of stories of those men and women who are involved in this enormous effort, but they're all sort of lost by virtue of the fact that Hoover wollte sie wirklich anonym sein, hat er nicht? Ja, ja. Außergewöhnlich. John Oller hat Journalismus bei Ohio State studiert und war ein Wall-Street-Lehrer, bevor er sich zu schreiben ging.

Seine vorherigen Bücher betreffen den Swamp Fox über den Revolutionär-Wars-Figur Francis Marion und einen All-Amerikanischen Mord über die Tötung von Christy Lynn Mullins, die sein Buch helfen zu lösen. Dieses Buch, das wir in der letzten halben Stunde diskutiert haben, heißt Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies. Thank you, John.

It's been a pleasure to meet you. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Hello, folks. Thanks for listening to American History Hit. Each week we release new episodes, two new episodes dropping Mondays and Thursdays. All kinds of great content like mysterious missing colonies to powerful political movements to some of the biggest battles across the centuries. Bye for now.

But how the original Bureau of Investigation became the Federal Bureau of Investigation is a very specific tale, newly told in a book released last month entitled Gangster Hunters. How Hoover's G-Men Vanquished America's Deadliest Public Enemies, authored by our guest today, John Ahler. Greetings, John. Nice to have you. Nice to be here.

Dein Buch beginnt mit einem Autorsnot, der die grundlegenden Semantiken erklärt. Die FBI wurde 1924 als das Bureau of Investigation erstellt. 1933 wurde es die Division of Investigation, DOI. Ein paar Jahre später, 1935, wurde es offiziell das Federal Bureau of Investigation, die FBI, die wir heute kennen.

Und in allen drei Iterationen, über eine Periode von 48 Jahren, von Beginn bis 1972, wurde es von einem Mann, J. Edgar Hoover, geführt. Lass uns zurück in den Anfang gehen. When the Bureau of Investigation came into being, 1924, what was its function and how did it differ from what it becomes?

In so many ways, the development of the FBI mirrors or parallels the development of the federal government, the expansion of the federal government, but also the expansion of J. Edgar Hoover in so many ways. Tell me about the notion of the G-Man.

I mean, the famous term G-Man, Government Man, would have been a new concept in the 1920s, really when the federal government was so much less a part of the average American lifestyle.

Was wollte Hoover in einem G-Mann? Was war sein Archetyp?

In the midst of your answer, you say the thing that really sticks out to me, which is, this was an agency that needed to sort of fly above what was the understanding of state and local policing. And this was necessary at a time when the federal government is becoming more and more respected, or at least larger and larger after World War I.

Es ist eine wirklich interessante Veränderung in Amerika, wie sie sich in ihrem Polizismus reflektiert hat.

But it was to match all that interstate crime that was going on as well, which is kind of a new phenomenon. It used to be you could commit a crime in a state, drive across the state line and be pretty good because the next state police isn't going to be after you.

That was kind of the movie cliche. The arrival of the FBI, the expansion of the FBI prevents that from being an escape for these guys. Yes.

Right. And that's interesting because that was Hoover's original job, was this sort of detailed clerk work that he was doing in D.C. He brings that same sensibility to this new federal bureau, which can do a more forensic approach to investigations that perhaps state police aren't used to doing.

But it really is the war on crime, which is characterized by these bank robbers, the Bonnie and Clydes, the John Dillangers, that really, really motivates the more aggressive FBI that begins to grow through the 20th century. How do they make that shift from being those clerical forensic shiny shoe guys to being a more well-equipped for this kind of era of crime?

Und sie haben das in drei oder vier Jahren getan. Es muss sich seltsam gemacht haben, dass sich plötzlich diese neue Agentur auf dem Landschaftsgebiet befindet. Wie haben sie ihre Ziele gefunden und sie durch die Kanäle gefolgt?

But did they flex muscle? I mean, did it automatically become that the feds are here and you have to give up your jurisdiction over this?

It's funny, as we're talking, my mind is automatically going to these movie scenes. Like there have been those scenes in the movies where the state guys are like, get out of here. This is a, you know, and then there's the shiny shoe FBI, all these archetypal pictures of the FBI. Yeah, that's because this story has been sold so well through the media so popularly.

And Hoover had a lot to do with that.

An important chapter in the book involves the Lindbergh Law and what happened with the Lindbergh kidnapping, which many Americans today, younger generations, really don't know how big a deal that really was. We're talking about 1932 and the famous flyer Charles Lindbergh's baby is taken, toddler in those days, out of his own home. And this becomes a major international story.

Wie kommt die FBI dazu und wie entwickelt sie ihre Rolle?

März 1934. Die Bildschirme eines Newsreels flicken in diesem dunklen Theater auf. Ein Poster von FBI-Mostwollendem steigt auf dem Bildschirm auf, mit 5.000 Dollar für Informationen, die zu dem Angriff des mörderischen Bankraubers John Dillinger führen. 10.000 Dollar, wenn du ihn selbst einbringst. Die Fotos schalten zu Dillinger, der mit seinen Händen im Crown Point Jail in Indiana steht.

In Ihrem Buch, ich meine, je mehr wir darüber sprechen, wie sich dieses Unternehmen entwickelt, desto mehr ist es für mich die Entwicklung der Vereinigten Staaten in der Welt. Wenn man sich überlegt, was die Vereinigten Staaten im Militär gemacht haben, um den Weltkrieg in Bezug auf die Polizei zu kümmern, ist die FBI das gleiche, was sie domestisch ist, nicht wahr?

So much of the economy of this country relies on a feeling of safety and peace. The FBI gave that layer to America, didn't it?

Yes.