The CIA's top travel agent.

How did Kyle "Dusty" Foggo--who recently left the CIA under a cloud of suspicion about his relationship with his pal Brent Wilkes, a featured player in the bribery indictment of former Congressman Duke Cunningham--impress Porter Goss enough to get himself made number three at the intelligence agency? According to The Washington Post's David Ignatius, who has excellent Agency sources, "Foggo is said to have endeared himself to Goss and his staff director, Patrick Murray, by facilitating trips overseas for members of the House Intelligence committee [chaired by Goss]." In other words, it wasn't his spying skills that got him the job, but his knack for providing nice junkets.

But you can't say that Goss wasn't discriminating. Foggo was his second choice for the number three job. The first was Michael Kostiw, who unfortunately had to be dropped after it was revealed that he had been caught shoplifting at a Virginia supermarket.