In this discussion, Terry Albury, a former FBI special agent, shares his transformation from counterterrorism enforcer to whistleblower, revealing the ethical dilemmas he faced. Janet Reitman, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, probes into Albury's disillusionment post-9/11, focusing on the FBI’s controversial tactics against Muslim communities. They examine the moral complexities of national security versus social justice, highlighting the impact of aggressive surveillance, systemic biases, and the chilling effects of leaking classified information.
