was brandon bryant, the former drone sensor operator with u.s.ir force who is quoted in this first article i jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald for the new publication the intercept.org. jeremy, just to follow-up, that is the description of what happened in afghanistan. and the quote you're referring to on the killing of al-awlaki, this remarkable quote a brandon bryant, saying i was a drone operator for six years, active duty for six years and u.s. air force, party to the violations of constitutional rights of an american citizen who should have been tried under a jury and because i violated that constitutional right, i became an enemy of the american people ar." >> i know one thing that glenn and i have experienced in recent months is since edward snowden made this decision that he was going to forever alter his life by going to hong kong and meeting with glenn and laura and taking the position he has taken, he is inspiring other people within these apparatuses to speak out. courage is indeed contagious. i think we're going to hear more and mor

. >> we are joined from montana by brandon bryant. a former sensor operator for the u.s. air force drone program, after leaving the air force he was presented with a certificate crediting his squadron with over 1600 kills. good to have you with us. this new journal, this article in the journal intercept. it outlines the article, tracking people through phones and sim cards. you said your unit's motto was we track 'em, you whack 'em. you lived this, and you had no idea when you shot the missiles, you had no idea what it was based on, from an intelligence stand pointed. >> yes. for the most part. i was not part of the squadron that was part of we track 'em, you whack 'em. that was not our motto. we worked with these people all the time, and for the most part we really didn't understand the depth of their job or what they were doing. we were just told to point and click basically. >> you said the terrorists were on to the program, they changed sim cards to confuse n.s.a. analysts because they figured out how all this works. >> what i picked up is they figured out that we wer

. >> we are now joined by brandon bryant a former censor operator after he left the active duty air forcehe was presented with a certificate that credited his squad remember with 1600 kills and his predator fired a missile at a target good to have you with us. this new article the journal inter september outlines this nsa unit called gio cell. and it tracks these terrorists through their phones and their sim cards and the washington post last year said that your units' motto was we track 'em, you whack 'em. you had no idea what that strike was based on from an intelligence standpoint. >> for the most part. i wasn't part of the squad remember that was part of the you track 'em, we track 'em. mine was pro pa tree us, pro los angeles bare us, we worked with these people all the time for the most part we didn't understand the depth of their job or what they were doing. we were just told to point and click, basically. >> and you said the terrorists are on the program and change sim cards in order to confuse nsa analysts because they figured out how this all works? >> well, what i picked up was

bryant. mebane's been here since 2007 with the seahawks. a loss of two. >> troy: that's what i'm talking about, joe, as far as the relentless effort by the entire seattle defense. brandonclearly on effort. >> joe: high snap. handoff to moreno. and moreno took it to the 35 on second and 22. he got nine. >> troy: well, seattle actually does have a different look defensively. the first time tonight, we've seen two-deep safeties. here on second and long. able to get a nice, little run out of it. you don't see that very often by the seattle defense. >> joe: third down and 13. manning gets hit. picked off by smith. malcolm smith. all alone. no flags. touchdown, seattle. >> troy: cliff avril made a play on third down. now, you're going to see him here. orlando franklin, he drives him back into peyton manning. the ball comes up. and you have malcolm jenkins -- excuse me, malcolm smith, who makes a play on the ball. the receiver in the area. he does not come back to the football. malcolm smith does. another huge defensive play by this seattle team. >> joe: another takeaway. that's the second of this first half for the team that led the league. and malcolm smith, who was there a