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Tonight's season premiere of "declassified" looks at the shadowy world of russian agents living deep undercover right here in the u.s. here's a preview. >> the best cover for a spy is the ability to blend in. and just be another citizen. >> an illegal, the agents who quietly blend into the societies of other nations and lead seemingly normal lives while secretly carrying out orders passed to them from moscow. >> the term illegal is an intelligence term that refers to somebody who is here not with any kind of diplomatic status, not here in true name. >> they are career intelligence professional...

Look at it differently. how is that? >>well, for the most part this information was eventually going to come out since we have a national security investigation going right now. there is no need for anyone in the u.s. intelligence community to go out and start stealing top secret classified information and putting it out in the way that this young exair force operator did. but for the most part, you know, that aside, we are learning something new, you know, and far be it from me to speak about special intelligence. but we are learning that the hack was a lot more involved and that the russians...

And that the russians were intending to set up a system to go after the actual -- you know people who were setting up the -- the electoral process, registration and matters like that. >> raj de, there a dichotomy, a difference between the career intelligence types like our friend malcom and the many, many contract employees because of the extent of the intelligence business these days? we have to use them. is there a difference in quality, loyalty, maturity, or what? >> you know brian there really isn't honestly i think there is a tendency after the edward snowden affair and some high profile ...

The u.s. intelligence community to go out and start stealing top secret classified information and putting it out in the way that this young exair force operator did. but for the most part, you know, that aside, we are learning something new, you know, and far be it from me to speak about special intelligence. but we are learning that the hack was a lot more involved and that the russians were intending to set up a system to go after the actual people who were setting up the electoral process, registration, and matters like that. >> raj day, is there a dichotomy, a difference between career in...

Thought that sally yates was fired she refused to defend the ban in court. but was it also an excuse to fire her, she was the agitant. by firing her, they made that go away. >> what do you make of -- i have to say as someone who doesn't spend his life intelligence, the idea that there's -- that flynn was compromised because of these calls, is a little hard to get your head around, we're talking about interactions, the content of which we do not know. as someone who is an career intelligence, what does that mean to you. >> i mean, we're talking about as mike flynn being compromised on this one ...