Pat Macpherson, CC Liu, Pfc. Sandoval, Wisdom Quarterly; Glenn Greenwald (TheGuardian.com); Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, Nermeen Shaikh, DemocracyNow.org
Glenn Greenwald (left) with "Dirty Wars" documentary producer Jeremy Scahill |
Snowden (Getty Images/AFP) |
No Place to Hide (us.macmillan.com) |
The book includes one previously secret NSA file that shows a photo of an agent opening a box marked CISCO.
Below it reads a caption: "Intercepted packages are opened carefully."
Another memo observes that some signals intelligence tradecraft is "very
hands-on (literally!)"
Greenwald joins us in the studio to talk about this and other new revelations about the NSA,
including its global economic espionage, spying at the United Nations,
and attempting to monitor in-flight Internet users and phone calls. For
his reporting on the NSA, Greenwald recently
won a George Polk Award and was part of the team from The Guardian that
just won the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service.
Can't believe they made me an Obama poster |
The Greenwald interview
Obama will beg NSA to protect privacy |
"We knew that once we started publishing not one or two stories, but dozens of stories...that not just the government, but even fellow journalists were going to start to look at what we were doing with increasing levels of hostility and to start to say, 'This doesn't actually seem like journalism anymore,’ because it’s not the kind of journalism that they do," Greenwald explains. "It doesn’t abide by these unspoken rules that are designed to protect the government."
From The Guardian
How NSA spies on Americans and the world |
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