Cenk Uygur
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What Ammo Do Snowden & Greenwald Detractors Really Have?
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June 15, 2013
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9:27Now Playing"It's now been more than a week since Glenn Greenwald reported that the National Security Agency attained "direct access" to servers owned by the various tech giants, Google, Facebook, Apple and so forth. And it's been almost a week since other sites, now including Mother Jones, The Nation and Andrew Sullivan's The Dish, began to notice significant issues with his reporting about PRISM."*
Are Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald's cases that the Obama administration used the NSA and PRISM program to spy on Americans about to "self destruct?" Writer Bob Cesca makes the case that they will. But with what reasoning? Cenk Uygur, John Iadarola, and Wes Clark Jr. break it down.
*Read more of Cesca's article on Daily Banter
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