snowden, that is no secret.i think people should really look at the question behind why he would be in any kind of hiding or in an undisclosed location, and why someone who tells the truth and blows the whistle on massive legality by the u.s. government, why they would have to go to another country to do so and then seek asylum from yet another country in order to gain protection. >> jesselyn radack, what did edward snowden tell you? and what did you tell him as you presented the award? >> as we presented the award, we each read from various other famous people in history, ,ncluding martin luther king who people also smeared as being traitors and turncoats and hurting the country. and then later in history, realized they were heroes. other people like ben franklin. we talked about how he was supported despite with the us government is saying about 60% of our country is in support of in a say reform. -- nsa reform. despite all he is dealing with, he is incredibly focused on whistleblower protection, on surveillan

the lawyer says that snowden has been receiving job offers but has not settled on anything yet snowden has been charged with espionage in his home country for leaking classified documents detailing massive electronic surveillance by the u.s. government and foreign allies who collaborated with it and they say also edward snowden was granted temporary asylum and was allowed to enter russia on august the fast his current location has not been made public no will be disclosed according to his lawyer and we'll bring you live pictures from port right now because they father of the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has arrived in moscow. they says comes courtesy of our agency ruptly. live pictures from moscow airport right now for he with the father of the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has arrived in moscow. like pictures from moscow sheremetyevo airport they come courtesy of the roughly agency here. and of course we'll bring you more. more information on this was soon as we get it . and let's not turn to some other news this hour. you have brought you the brinkmanship has the most vu

snowden senior trip has been planned as with since. he's finally arrived at the very same airport where his son has spent five weeks in transit limbo before receiving asylum here in russia and snowden now isn't even show sure they say that he'll be able to meet his son during his stay in so we'll hope it will be able to do so and edward snowden's representatives said the n.s.a. whistleblower. disclosed location and under very heavy security providing him counsel on a totally katrina we just saw him said snowden's studying the russian language and considering vires job. and he's been charged with espionage back in the u.s. for massive leaks which revealed just how widespread the u.s. government surveillance is snowden's been granted one year asylum on the stand of course to more we can join now live. for us for us please bring us more. this was just this makeshift makeshift meeting with the trash that mr snowden. conducted basically i have to say that up to the very last point it was unclear whether or not he was going to come out and t

whistleblower edward snowden is speaking out what he has to say about allegations he gave top secret intel to the russian and chinese government government details just ahead and force feeding i get motion the u.s. government have the right to force feed striking detainees a judge here in d.c. is hearing a case that's asking for an injunction to prevent the inhumane practice we'll have a report from the court coming up and governing by crisis it seems washington can only make decisions when there's a looming catastrophe but is this hurting the u.s. economy we'll get some perspective on that later in the show. it's friday october eighteenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm on your i david and you're watching r t. we begin today with the details from an interview with former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden and an extensive conversation conducted through encrypted online communications with james risin of the times snowden gave detailed responses to a myriad of accusations leveled against him by u.s. officials one major allegation was that snowden had leaked secrets to both the chinese a

was among the first to speak to long snowden about his plan. pool waiting for him right at the entrance to the v.a.b. a launch off the airport where we're standing now this is his first time in russia of course i had to ask him what's the plan for the first day of his visit i'm mr coote arena's guest and i'm very thankful for his hospitality and. i'm going to follow mr q. trainers advice and that will determine where my day leads and if the opportunity presents itself i certainly hope that i'll have an opportunity to see my son clearly mr snowden leaning on. this name a lawyer who's been representing and counseling his son edward here in russia he did to say that he's hoping to meet him but apparently even he right now doesn't know whether or not that will be possible not to mention the why and the where since the only thing we know about edward snowden's location is that he's somewhere in a safe area in a safe place in russia zone's father did. to come to moscow in august there's lots of speculation over why that didn't happen including for se

whistleblower edward snowden on the shortlist for europe's human rights prize is received a less than positive response from the director of his former agency rena. joins me live from new york to explain marina take us through exactly what was said. some u.s. officials would prefer to put n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden on a much less popular list no citizen would ever want to be on u.s. journalists brendan who covers technology policy for the hill blog reports that former cia and n.s.a. director michael hayden has joked about putting edward snowden on america's kill list haven's alleged comments were made at the washington post cyber security summit where he also noted that snowden has been nominated for a huge human rights award and then reportedly said quote i must admit in my darker moments over the past several months i had also thought of nominating mr snowden but it was for a different list unquote now at the washington post panel discussion on cyber

i support reforms, i think edward snowden does, too. for tomorrow there's a rally, for tens of thousands, against mass surveillance, by ramey wrightman. so, i mean there are -- i'm completely in favor of reform, as long as it's meaningful. >> let's talk about public opinion. i want to show you a poll, an absence/"the washington post" poll. it asks, does it or does it not intrude. 74% say it does intrude. now, frankly when it comes to national security, i don't care what the american public thinks. i really don't. i think this is something for experts to sort of mete out. should we care? should the president care that the american population feels like this is an intrusion? >> he does care. i talked to him about this. i think that's why you've seen him take action. >> we all now how aggressive commissions are. >> i think he's taken a number of steps to find the right balance. >> does it seem like he takes step when . >> of course, public disclosure, programs has led to more public debate. i think it's self-evident, but i think his's some

as a contractor snowden was well aware of china's intelligence ability. noting that as a contractor he targeted chinese operations while at the same time teaching a class on chinese cyber counterintelligence the former government contractor also made it clear that he did not take any secret n.s.a. documents with him to russia which of course is where he is located right now and he did this he says to assure that the russian intelligence officials could not access them snowden has been seen by government officials as a traitor who's causing much enormous damage to u.s. intelligence operations however privacy advocates feel just the opposite hailing snowden as a whistleblower who acted in the government's best interests just last week some of those privacy advocates from the u.s. paid snowden a visit to russia for the sam adams award and integrity and intelligence work which that word snowden received we're fortunate to have one of them here with us right now just one raid act the national security and human rights director of the government accountability

and really the legal issues i miss father i'm simply thankful that my son is safe and free edward snowden's father arrives here in moscow to see is son for the first time since the n.s.a. revelations sent the cia contracts are on the run from washington's prosecution. just minutes after landing i asked mr snowden what's the plan for his first ever visit to russia find out what he said in just a few moments. time edward snowden has received an award for integrity and intelligence from a group of fellow whistleblowers and activists we speak exclusively to them. you know the news that the libyan prime minister is freed after being kidnapped earlier by government contract and militia reportedly in revenge for his cooperation with the u.s. and. the news of the biggest terrorist. never grow. rich with a world renowned american intellectual numb chomsky talks to the nuclear middle east syria's chemical weapons and us drone wars. for its kevin i would hear all top story then today the father of n.s.a. will supply edward snowden is here in moscow hoping to see a son who remains in an undisclosed sec

we begin today with details from an interview with edward snowden. in an extensive conversation, snowden gave detailed responses to a myriad of accusations levied against him by u.s. officials. one major allegation, that snowden had leaked secrets to both chinese and russian governments, and that therefore made him a traitor to the united states. snowden said that before going to russia, he gave all classified documents to journalists in hong kong, and he reiterated that he did not keep any documents for himself, saying it would not serve the public interest. in response to how he protected the classified documents from chinese spies, snowden said he was able to because of his background and training at the nsa. as a contractor, he targeted chinese operations while at the same time teaching at class on chinese counter operations. snowden has been called a traitor who has caused in norma's damage to u.s. operations. privacy advocates feel the opposite -- caused enormous damage to u.s. operations. privacy advocates feel the opposite. just last week, so

edward snowden. from home we report on the long awaited arrival of his father and talk to the former u.s. officials who came to moscow toward him his whistleblowing. for a change hundreds of cities across the globe see protests against genetically modified food and the company seen as the face of the industry. and of washington faces up to the looming threat of a national to fold we look at how the government shutdown has become a matter of life and death side the political arena. so i welcome you watching the week here on our. now edward snowden has broken months of radio silence after being granted temporary asylum in russia the n.s.a. leaker received an award for integrity in intelligence from a group of fellow american whistle blows in the video from the ceremony became the first public view of him speaking since july shortly after snowden's father arrived in moscow to see him. met him at the airport. i cannot speak for my son and really the legal issues i'm a father and i don't want to really sh

he also discussed snowden and security in an exclusive interview with. the full interview is available on our website. i'll be back with more news break. expect some of the strong. live. may disagree. but i believe america is exceptional. the weekly continues here in r.t. activists have held dozens of rallies as part of a global day of action against genetically modified foods with biotech giant monsanto bearing the brunt of their anger organizers say four hundred cities across the world stretching from australia to europe where involved they say crops grown from seeds made by the company can be dangerous to human health some of the biggest rallies took place in the u.s. where people also accuse the multi-national company of aggressive lobbying and suppressing food safety research and he is in washington. many cities across the u.s. took part in this second organize march against the agricultural giant monsanto protesters rallying against the company's use of genetically modified organisms and trying to raise awareness about its corporate practices some

edward snowden and the n.s.a. spy scandal were among the topics r.t. exclusively discussed with the world's most renowned whistleblower songe the full interview is available on our website at r.t. . now activists across dozens of countries held rallies to call for the permanent boycott of genetically modified food by tech giant monsanto the main target of their anger hundreds of cities across the world from australia to europe were involved demonstrators claim crops produced by the company could be harmful to humans even resulting in some of the biggest rallies took place in the u.s. where people also accuse the multi-national company of aggressive lobbying and suppressing food safety and he now is in washington for r.t. . many cities across the u.s. took part in this second organize march against the agricultural giant monsanto protesters rallying against the company's use of genetically modified organisms and trying to raise awareness about its corporate practices some protesters told us that even though the government is shutdown months onto lobbyis

this time snowden leaked his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets. you know. where are we exactly mark just on the last. night this line to the summit. but they'll stop at the. first song all the courtly the whistle blowers who would have him paid a visit to our moscow studio as well but it was a long awaited family reunion that was likely to have been the highlight of his week i cannot speak for my son and really the legal issues his father mr snowden senior was finally able to make it to moscow after months of being separated from his son washing his feet played out in global headlines but i don't want to really share my opinions at this point in time i'm simply thankful that my son is safe and free free in russia but wanted at home before arriving in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport the former n.s.a. contractor leaked thousands of documents with details of how u.s. security services spy on officials and ordinary people all across the world washington has been calling for his extradition accusing him of espionage but russia granted

this time snowden leaked his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets. you know relationship to god where we have an executive mark just on the last. night is lying to congress and they want but they'll stop the. first someone pull the trigger. the whistle blowers who would have him paid a visit to our moscow studio as well but it was a long awaited family reunion that was likely to have been the highlight of his week i cannot speak for my son and really the legal issues here i'm a father mr snowden sr was finally able to make it to moscow after months of being separated from his son washing his feet played out in global headlines but i don't want to really share my opinions at this point in time i'm shipley thankful that my son is safe and free free in russia but wanted at home before arriving in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport the former n.s.a. contractor leaked thousands of documents with details of how u.s. security services spy on officials and ordinary people all across the world washington has been calling for his extradition acc

. >> that is what edward snowden believed. he is now in hiding in russia. a hero to some, a villain to others. on how see him depends surprised and outraged you are by what he has revealed. thanks to edward snowden, the guardian has got hold of a massive trove of top-secret documents from the nsa, as well .s 58 thousand from britain so far it has published just a few excerpts. in the last week i have been --en erect access to a small direct access to a small election original documents. capabilities they reveal and the secrets they contain make clear the very real issues in balancing the public interest with national security. worked inside the secret safe though say this power is vital for national security and is used only for national security. >> will what the state needs, law enforcement needs is the possibility of accessing the communications of the terrorist 's, the criminals, the kidnappers, the proliferators, the pedophiles. those communications are all mixed up with everyone else's communications. around the e-mails globe. you have powerful capabi

clearly mr snowden is leaning on. this name a lawyer who's been representing and counseling his son edward here in russia he did to say that he's hoping to meet him but apparently even here right now doesn't know whether or not that will be possible not to mention the why and the where since the only thing we know about edward snowden is location is that he's somewhere in a safe area in a safe place in russia so this trip by it on snowden was several months in the making so why did it take him so long. son and father did. to come to moscow in august there's a lot of speculation over why that didn't happen including for security reasons just to remind you is the son edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor arrives to be. transit zone also notable airports in june he's wanted in the us to thousands of documents providing details of how you are security services spy on officials and ordinary people all across the world he was granted temporary asylum by a russian officials but now as we've also heard from his father e

edward snowden has returned to the media spotlight this week breaking his silence for. the first time since july he was filmed at a ceremony in moscow where the leaker was awarded for integrity in intelligence by a group of american whistleblowers. discovered discovered some of what snowden has been up to during his stay in the russian capital for over two months this footage of edward snowden leaving moscow's sheremetyevo airport was the only evidence he's alive well and in russia since after getting in that cab the only thing we're told about him is that he's somewhere in a safe place well this week america's most wanted man returned to the public eye snowden appeared on camera meaning other former u.s. security service officials turned whistleblowers they flew into moscow to warn him with the sam adams prize for intelligence and integrity the whistleblower awards. this time snowden leaks his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets this letter still you know you think of where we have an executive order just this one last. night live to come. on b

edward snowden. the n.s.a. revelations. from washington. from the group. militia. cooperation with the u.s. . the. middle east syria's chemical weapons. this is. the father of the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is in moscow hoping to see his son who remains in. a secure location under the protection of. the former cia contractor spent five weeks. pool waiting for him right at the entrance to the v.a.b. a launch off the airport where we're standing now this is his first time in russia of course i had to ask him what's the plan for the first state office visit i'm mr coote arena's guest i'm very thankful for his hospitality and. i'm going to follow mr q. trainers advice and that will determine where my day leads and if the opportunity presents itself i certainly hope that i'll have an opportunity to see my son clearly mr snowden is leaning on the. famous lawyer who's been representing and counseling his son edward here in russia the only thing we know about edward snowden is location is that he's somewhere in a safe area in a safe place in russia son and father

breaking news this hour the father i'll bet it's a whistleblower edward snowden a rise in moscow that we can now see live pictures from or later so i should say from the show metro airport where he'd just spoken to the media. who managed to speak to mr snowden just a few minutes ago find out what he said in a couple of moments. and another major development this hour even prime minister ali's a done that has been kidnapped by owned militants in tripoli also. come from. the horror of the biggest terrorist in the world. never grow. which would. bring now and american intellectual chomsky talks to. driving global politics and the controversial role of the us. hello and welcome to twenty four hour news live from moscow ptomaine story now snowden is seen here has given his first interview since arriving in moscow this morning he will now try to reunite with his son who's been at an undisclosed location here in russia and is kind of is at sheremetyevo airport for as long snowden just landed there you are so you have spoken to me just. no i didn't see the ad and what's your impression about

and in the weeks news whistleblower edward snowden raises the head above the parapet as he made his first public appearance in months outlining the modern day threats to privacy. three am in moscow i match reza bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news massive riots have shaken a neighborhood in the south of moscow where crowds spilled onto the streets after the killing of a local man almost four hundred people arrested as mobs went on a rampage protesters claim the uncontrolled flow of illegal immigrants as turning the area into a big crime scene. reports from the troubled neighborhood. in the southern moscow all available moscow police crews had been called to this area to try to calm down the on the rest this was the scene of violent clashes between protesters and riot police following a demonstration over the murder of a young local man here they stormed a shopping center they also came here broke up a vegetable stand and what you're seeing right now massive damage to cars completely flipped over in a show of anger when this group of young men had come here clas

while edward snowden and the n.s.a. spy scandal were among the topics r.t. exclusively discussed with the world's most renowned whistleblower julian assange the full interview is available on our website at r.t. dot com. now dozens of activists across dozens of countries held rallies to call for the permanent boycott of genetically modified food with biotech giant monsanto the main target of their anger hundreds of cities across the world from a stranger to europe were involved demonstrators claim crops produced by the company could be harmful to humans and even result in death some of the biggest rallies took place in the u.s. where people are also accuse the multi-national company of aggressive lobbying and suppressing food safety research and he said now he is in washington for ati. many cities across the u.s. took part in this second organize march against the agricultural giant monsanto protesters rallying against the company's use of genetically modified organisms and trying to raise awareness about its corporate practices some protesters told us that

discovered some of what snowden has been up to during his stay in the russian capital. for over two months this footage of edward snowden leaving moscow's sheremetyevo airport was the only evidence he's alive well and in russia since after getting in that cab the only thing we're told about him is that he's somewhere in a safe place well this week america's most wanted man returned so the public snowden appeared on camera meeting other former u.s. security service officials turned whistleblowers they flew into moscow toward him with the scent adams prize for intelligence and integrity the whistleblower awards . this time snowden leaks his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets. you know to go where we can exactly for just this one last. night live to come. on but this is not the. first song all the. the whistle blowers who would have him paid a visit to our moscow studio as well but it was a long awaited family reunion that was likely to have been the highlight of his week i cannot speak for my son and really the legal issues here i'm a father mr s

to discuss snowden and security in an exclusive interview with wiki leaks. the full interview is available on our website but. there are four days left until the united states defaults on its debt that is unless its leaders and two weeks of deadlock that the scene hundreds of thousands temporarily laid off and vos waves of government shutdown even the world bank's chief declared the situation is desperate warning of impending disaster. for some careers come first. u.s. president barack obama's signature health care legislation is supposed to provide millions of americans with the medical coverage they desperately need but the political debate over obamacare has also ironically created a life or death situation for hundreds of citizens for each week the shutdown continues roughly two hundred patients cannot be accepted for clinical treatment at the national institutes of health that's nearly four hundred sick americans desperately in need of medical treatment and the and i says among the patients being turned away includes roughly thirty people with cancer an

discovered some of what snowden has been up to cheering his stay in the russian capital. for over two months this footage of edward snowden leaving moscow's sheremetyevo airport was the only evidence he's alive well and in russia since after getting in that cab the only thing we're told about him is that he's somewhere in a safe place while this week america's most wanted man returned so the public snowden appeared on camera meeting other former u.s. security service officials turned whistleblowers they flew into moscow toward him with the same atoms prize for intelligence and integrity the whistleblower awards. this time snowden leaked his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets. you know relationship to god where we have an executive mark just on the last. night. live to come. on but they'll stop at. the first sound all the courtly the whistle blowers who would have him paid a visit to our moscow studio as well but it was a long awaited family reunion that was likely to have been the highlight of his week i cannot speak for my son and really the leg

from snowden we did a review of the potential damage. i don't think we have certainty about everything he has. >> reporter: despite months of intensive forensic work officials have yet to get a full accounting of the tens of thousands of documents snowden took with him. >> we turn now to the other big issue facing the administration this weekend. the challenge of fixing the government's health care website. some may still feel squeezed by the system. kristen welker has more on this for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening. the obama administration is heading into yet another week of damage control. one of the president's biggest problems -- pushback from his own party. the white house is engaged in a full court press to tamp down mounting criticism of the health care website. >> we've got people working overtime 24/7 to boost capacity and address these problems. >> reporter: in the coming weeks, cabinet officials will travel to the ten cities with the highest rates of uninsured. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was

and edward snowden's revelations certainly back up an awful lot of it we're going deeper and deeper into this so i think at this point there's very little question plus. the knitted to overthrowing governments like most the deck in iran is a recent book about the dulles brothers who were involved in that we've admitted to overthrowing arbonne xin we want them out of the cia did that. in chile henry kissinger's admitted to it it's yes there's a lot of documentation that totally substantiates this your book also claims that so-called jackals of the corporate murderers that have carried out assassinations on world leaders that don't comply with the program such as the former president act when or if that's the case john why are you alive. well i get that question a lot every bit and the reason is i actually i started writing this book in the early eighty's my daughter had just been born i contacted other people that had been in the business and received threatening phone calls about my life my young daughter's life i was also then offered a consulting job with donna webster a large consulti

providing legal counsel to edward snowden said he snowden's father were followed from the airport he also revealed it's a job offers are pouring in from the n.s.a. whistleblower and keep up to date will latest developments today dotty dot com of course as well. the ongoing u.s. government shutdown caused by wrangling over the budget's been affecting foreign policy with president obama canceling his four nation asian to the last saturday secretary state john kerry warned that the u.s. won't be able to sustain its goals abroad if the deadlock continues to this and now i spoke to one of america's most prominent political analysts and linguist known chomsky who outlawed where he sees as the shortcomings of u.s. foreign policy. chops on the faculty at mit and i'm. getting more and more heavily involved in every war activities for the last few years i think are writer linguists cognitive scientists and non-conformist for decades. the research very very serious people. are. now in chomsky's work that goes well beyond the walls of the massachusetts institute of technology the author of over

i'm talking obviously about edward snowden and. you know that some americans believe he is a hero all day only for the criminal why do i believe he's a hero and i believe he's coming directly from his heart that he feels some goodness that he wants to be truthful to the american people that he believes in and loves his country america so strongly and i wish that some day five in the same situation i hope that i have the courage to do the same thing. this genetically modified plant is at the center of a controversy a controversy about how we deal with one of the most powerful technologies mankind has ever created. a technology that is polarizing society. the protagonists include a now retired professor at e.t.h. who believes his golden rice will save children throughout the entire world by swayze agricultural chemical corporation and first wanted to commercialize the miracle rice and changed its mind. and a country where tests are being carried out that would be prohibited in other places. researchers who manipulate crops are demand

and the twenty katrina has been providing legal counsel to edward snowden said to him and snowden's father well funded from the airport and he also revealed that jump off the poor end for the n.s.a. whistleblower keep up with all the latest developments at dot com. libya's prime minister reportedly been kidnapped by armed militants in tripoli at least that's according to one report another conflicting accounts suggest he was actually arrested but all are called anti quo forces which are linked to the government r.t. as well true is following the story for us. well the latest report is that a rebel group has said that they are responsible for the kidnapping of a prime minister in motel of the libyan role in this u.s. raid in libya which took. libya he was supposed to be an al qaeda suspect this raid happened on saturday u.s. special forces basically took the man he's implemented in one thousand nine hundred eight bombing all the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania which killed two hundred twenty four people there were reports. that was involved he himself however on tuesday condemned b. u.

just minutes after landing i asked mr snowden what's the plan for his first ever visit to russia find out what he said in just a few moments. received an award for integrity and intelligence recruiter for the whistleblowers and activists spoke to them exclusively. in the days of the main news headlines the libyan prime minister appears on state television off for a brief kidnapping of this morning by a government contract militia reportedly in revenge over his cooperation with the u.s. and. iran. are the biggest terrorist. never grow. with the world are not american it's like for them chomsky talks to us about the middle east syria's chemical weapons and u.s. drone wars. for a good afternoon for me kevin owen if you just joined us five pm now here in moscow this is r.t. international law top story the father of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is here in moscow hoping to see is son who remains in an undisclosed secure location under the protection of russians temporary asylum and he met long snowden at sheremetyevo airport with a former cia contractor spent five weeks in diplomatic

snowden's revelations to the u.s. into giants to try and become more transparent that war and a bad news and views is outside america and the money they produce but as lissac often of reports now that's not happening here. in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has been critical of government snooping some companies named as partners in the n.s.a.'s prism program including google and facebook even sued the u.s. in order to set the record straight they're hoping to fight the perception that the n.s.a. has direct access to their servers but transparency might come with financial incentives the snowden leaks prompted dire warnings from internet giants predicting that american businesses would lose tens of billions of dollars in revenue abroad as scared users turn to local alternatives one industry nonprofit survey found that ten percent of two hundred seven officials at not american companies cancelled contracts in the wake of the leaks fifty six percent of non-u.s. respondents

met long snowden. the former cia contractor spent five weeks in diplomatic limbo. two waiting for him right at the entrance to the v.a.b. a launch off the airport where we're standing now this is his first time in russia of course i had to ask him what's the plan for the first state office visit i'm mr coote arenas guest and i'm very thankful for his hospitality and. i'm going to follow mr q. trainers advice and that will determine where my day and if the opportunity presented itself i certainly hope that i'll have an opportunity to see my son clearly mr snowden is leaving. this. who's been representing and counseling his son edward here in russia the only thing we know about edward snowden is location is that he's somewhere in a safe area in a safe place in russia son and father did. come to moscow in august there's a lot of speculation over why that didn't happen including for security reasons the son edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor arrives to the transit zone airport in june he's wanted in the u.s. after a leaking thousands of documents providing det

chief makes a joke about putting cia whistleblower edward snowden on a list. of hill police. officer the security barriers near the white house. and the price tag for the new mosque in. the bailout plagued greeks feeling the government couldn't have chosen a worse time for the project. welcome to a friday morning here in moscow it's just off to ten am now this is with me. top headlines cia contractor edward snowden should be on a hit list rather than a list of names recently nominated for a prize for freedom of thought that was a joke made by former n.s.a. director michael hayden. has sparked a wave of criticism he told. simply put he was misunderstood. well speaking at a washington post panel discussion on a cyber security former n.s.a. director general michael hayden joked about putting edward snowden on a list that has very little to do with human rights or honorable recognition america's former spy chief eg knowledge that snowden an n.s.a. whistleblower has been nominated for a human rights award and then reportedly said quote i must admit in my darker moment over the pas

you know edward snowden's revelations certainly back up an awful lot of it we're going deeper and deeper into this so i think at this point there's very little question plus we've admitted to overthrowing governments like most the deck in iran is a recent book about the dulles brothers who were involved in that we've admitted to overthrowing arbonne xin we want them out of the cia did that. in chile. henry kissinger's admitted to it it's yes there's a lot of documentation that totally substantiates this your book also claims that so-called jackals of the corporate murderers that have carried out assassinations on world leaders that don't comply with the program such as the former president aqua door if that's the case john why are you alive. well i get that question a lot as a bit and the reason is i actually i started writing this book in the early eighty's my daughter had just been born i contacted other people that had been in the business and received threatening phone calls about my life my young daughter's life i was also then offered a consulting job with donna webster a large con

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