it is a story of edward snowden, who he is, how he did what he did, why he did what he did, and it takese scenes of our interaction, journalist and source. it is a story of the surveillance state and the content of the revelations that snowden made about the nsa and the change of boundaries that it secretly put into effect after 9/11 so that there were, there were lines that were crossed after 9/11 that the american people did not know about. and the third is, is a more personal if memoir which i did not expect to write, but the story to have investigative reporting -- of the investigative reporting that went into this. it brings you into the newsroom, into a moscow hotel room, into all the places where i was doing my own reporting and the dilemmas and risks and in some cases dangers that i faced. >> i should say just in closing that opening discussion of "dark mirror" that there's a way, readers, that you'll find in bart's book a modern, highly technical version of the sorts of dilemmas and dramas that we associate with this. the stakes are high, and bart takes us inside the newsroom of

a selection is extremely diverse from stosh chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden veld and fung the fizz political stage is this year all about europe and its culture is naturally it's online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost there are a few random encounters for example picked the great thing about physically being here is that i can look up to my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that on line. 2020 s. guest of honor i canada has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books on its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future. we're trying to figure out what works digitally how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to

is spying on the entire country edward snowden would not be able to have his information out on twitter or by the way twitter is not the only company that does this google also has a policy where they say that if you put anything up that's been hacked or leads they'll remove you from youtube your channel will be canceled so it's a very strange policy to put into place and as a journalist i think it's very chilling because journalists have to use documents that are leaked or taken at times we know we can leaks is on this as well has documents just because a document is hacked or leaked doesn't mean it's untrue. and we actually started this segment discussing the f.c.c. and we often talk about regulation of social media here on boom bust so what power does the agency actually have to regulate social media companies. well that's the real question here you know i ship by the chairman of the f.c.c. essentially comes in and says because he's been contacted by members of congress we're going to take a look at how to enforce you know the section 230 and make sure that it's being followed but wh

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authors this year selection is extremely diverse from star chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden. the fares social political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it's online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost there a few random encounters for example the great thing about physically being here is that i can look up to my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that on line. 2020 is guest of honor i canada has postponed its physical presence of the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books on its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future. we're trying to figure out what works digitally how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to disappear any time soon. you're w

>> so, when we were doing the snowden reporting, one thing that induced edward snowden to come forwards someone who had worked in the cia and nsa was his anger and horror that the tools of the nsa had been turned on the american people. they are supposed to spy on foreign adversary governments, but they weren't, they were collecting our phone records. same with the cia, they are trained disinformation agents. that is what they do, they lie for a living. they are supposed to do that in other countries, where we want to induce some sort of change, overthrow government, topple a regime, whatever "interference" the government wants to do, the way we were upset russia did in 2016, that is what they were trying to do. the law, though, the obvious, foundational prohibition on having a security state, national security state after world war ii, it was never supposed to be turned domestically. they were supposed to be involved in our politics or disseminating propaganda. go turn onat any of the other cable networks or pick up the op-ed page of any of the biggest newspapers. all you'll see our e

. >>> new at 11:00 for you, russia offering national security whistle-blower edward snowden permanent residency. snowden fled the united states after he leaked secret files in 2013 that revealed u.s. government with surveillance operations on american citizens. russia granted him asylum. u.s. authorities have, for years, wanted snowden back here in the u.s. to face criminal trial for espionage charges. president trump said in august that he was considering a pardon for snowden. >>> just in this midday, new details are coming to light surrounding the 2016 deposition given by a close associate to jeffrey epstein. in it, ghislaine maxwell refutes the account by an accuser, that she was instructed to have sex with prince andrew while inside maxwell's town home. that accuser alleges that this all happened in 2001, while she was underage. last year prince andrew suggested in an interview with the bbc that a photo allegedly taken the night in question was doctored. maxwell is currently spending time in a brooklyn federal jail while facing charges for inciting a minor to travel to engage in i

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this year's selection is extremely diverse from celebrity chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden they tim fung the fares so she oh political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it too is online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost that there are a few random encounters for example the great thing about physically being here is that i can look out for my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that on line. 2020 s. guest of honor canada has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books about its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future we're trying to figure out what works digitally and you know how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is

whistleblower edward snowden has been granted permanent residency by moscow snowden has had asylum in russia since 2013 after you leaked secret files that revealed vast u.s. domestic and international surveillance operations his lawyer says he's not yet considering applying for a russian passport. vietnam is bracing for tropical storm so dealt to make a landfall the country has already suffered weeks of severe flooding and landslides that left more than 100 people dead the red cross says hundreds of thousands of people there will need housing as well as income in food aid in the coming weeks. or lead you to a russian so you spacecraft carrying a u.s. astronaut and 2 russian cosmonauts back from the international space station has touched down safely in kazakhstan on nasa astronaut chris cassidy spent a total of 378 days in space the mission marks the last scheduled russian flight carrying a u.s. crew member of. a prison in central lagos nigeria has been set on fire witnesses in the city's upscale ikoyi neighborhood also reported hearing gunfire nearby the claim seems to match reports

authors this year selection is extremely diverse from celebrity chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden they tim fung the fares so she oh political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it too is online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost there are a few random encounters for example the great thing about physically being here is that i can look up to my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that online. 20 twentieth's guest of honor canada has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books about its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future we're trying to figure out what works digitally and how to economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to

the vice chair of the ord a money spike back to previous recipients include gretta turnback and edward snowden. right livelihood but it's talking to adam then things like that man knew what at u.t.s. than nothing so through the food i won it on the 1st scene over to come throats still raw personally got to get it but for them yep what it does for the old man's that at the well the nomination process is open to all individuals and organizations those take a. closer look at the winners and their contributions to society lotty cutting in red is a lawyer who defends the rights of indigenous peoples in nicaragua bryan stevenson is a leading us civil rights lawyer fighting institutional racism on this the isle yet skeet is an activist in belarus who campaigns for freedom and democracy and jailed iranian human rights lawyer so today who has challenged compulsory headscarf laws has also been awarded the right livelihood award. for more on this year's winners let's bring in julia cronin in cologne she's a trustee of the right livelihood award foundation thanks for joining us mr crone and now there are

the fugitive united states whistleblower edward snowden has been given permanent residency in russiawden fled to russia 7 years ago and has been living there on a series of temporary visas he's wanted in the u.s. on espionage charges after revealing security forces were collecting telephone records of millions of u.s. citizens. and you can find much more on our website the address is al-jazeera don't call. the top stories on al-jazeera france is extending its curfew on 9 major cities to a further $38.00 areas this means about $46000000.00 people will now have to stay indoors at night it comes as the country reported a record 41 and a half 1000 new cases u.s. president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden are in nashville tennessee where they'll go head to head in 2 and a half hours in their 2nd and final debate organizers.

brought down in vienna own suspicions by washington did we keep leaks facilitated cia whistleblower edward snowdenwas on board bound for cuba until then you can catch all our interviews on a you tube channel and difficult to join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and his if you elam's with his poem batman. the promise was should one fall into a cave of bats should one be engulfed by hundreds of beating wings should one be beaten scratched or bitten one would emerge whole of human invincible enough to sharpen fear down to tight to the weapon with which to nor the criminal underworld down to the poppy nothing's protecting us all the promise was should in the most essence seep into a child no matter what damage lose power bruise he would accept himself as host his body a fleshly petri dish to guide his mutation to goodness instead the promise turned ravenous leapt from host to host country to country blood to blood its 1000000 teeth chewing through our simple lungs because down our offices it hung on our clothes we fled from cities that clung to our cause we stayed in bed

right now getting to the point you made about how much we shall because we know from people like edward snowden even the government can can access all text messages that exist on t.v. set about how easy it is for all information on a day to a very private lives to be out in the open i definitely agree when you're out in the public on the street. we are being observed and not only that out in the public on the street but even when we're on our phones or talking to syria and our own homes we are being observed in some kind of technical way i think i'm sure you've been asked before about the ethics of the walk when you were beginning it this project how do you square the kind of potential idea that you're invading people's privacy with creating images well it wasn't an easy. ingredient 'd to engage with but as a street photographer for so long in a way now that there's a little bit of hindsight to the project. in ways there's a lot of relatedness to making pictures people of people you know of people's faces and gestures and bodies from the front without asking permission prior so as as a street p

whistleblower edward snowden has been granted permanent residency in russia snowden fled to russia 7 years ago has been living there on a series of temporary visas he's wanted in the united states on espionage charges after revealing security services were collecting the telephone records of millions of citizens. europe's highest on of for freedom of thought the price has been given to the opposition movement in better rooms thousands who've been staging nationwide protests and strikes calling for an end to president alexander you could say because 26 you know he was declared the winner of an election in august but many believe that wreaked. headlines here and i was there and u.s. president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden will face off in person debate that's in around 90 minutes the event in nashville is the final one before the election on november the white house correspondent kelly how could a small we know this debate here on the campus of belmont university in nashville tennessee will be a combination of mastic policy of war.

rand paul's request, a libertarian love, if he wants to plead the freedom crowd he should pardon edward snowdenr good measure, she chose to serve her time early and with dignity, there is some suggestion he might clean house and fly the finger to the deep state, he can dust off his apprentice tag line one last time, fired. and just because, i gave you a pardon. >> can he self pardon? would have cause a constitutional crisis? there is also a theory, he could resign at 11:45 a.m. on january 20, pence would be sworn in as president and he could grant the president's full pardon. the people who think least of him assume the worst, launching a nuclear strike just before leaving was on the because, russia, china and north korea can suck it, he won't. the pearl clutcher its just keeps them up at night with the vapors. the world will not end when donald lives office but he will make it uncomfortable and entertaining before the door hits him on the keister, so, if the president loses, i am not saying he does, but if he does, what happens in last two months in office. >> you go first, dave. what would yo

whistleblower edward snowden has been granted permanent residency by moscow snowden has had asylum in russia says 2013 after he leaked secret files that revealed vast u.s. domestic and international surveillance operations his lawyer says he's not yet considering applying for a russian passport. the european parliament has named bello versus democratic opposition and civil activists as the winners of its top human rights award the sack rafidah of thought prize while recipients include exiled oversee an opposition leader so settler not seeking a sky out and mass protests have rocked the country since the presidential election in august the opposition accuses longtime leader alexander lukashenko of rigging the vote these women became the face of belarus this push for democracy svetlana to kind of skier rick kolesnikov us that line aleksey of each if the movement which is now being given the european parliament's top human rights award the sucker of freedom of thought prize. parliament president david fastly said the huge protests on the streets of bella ruth following what the e.u. call

does that mean edward snowden's account is going to be locked?oes that mean the pentagon papers could not be published? does that mean the fbi? they said twitter said that they could not distribute the story because they couldn't verify the origins. does that mean that every single story based upon anonymous sources out of our government is going to be locked and banned from twitter or slow down, as they put it, from facebook? no. these rules are selectively enforced in a political manner by the most powerful people and the most powerful companies on earth. all of your viewers need to understand that. >> tucker: our viewers should also understand it's not simply facebook and twitter. facebook and twitter are the primary means of revenue for almost all digital media. we happen to work in one of the rare media that's not dependent on which was why we act can have this conversation. if biden wins does this get better? why would the ten company stop doing the bidding of the democratic party of the democratic party had more power? >> it's hard to see

authors as he is selection is extremely diverse from star chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden. the fares social political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it's online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost there are a few random encounters for example the great thing about physically being here is that i can look up on my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me you can't do that on line. 2020 is guest of honor canada has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books on its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future. we're trying to figure out what works digitally and how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to disappear any time soon.

security contractor edward snowden has been granted permanent residency in russia.wden has been living in russia since 2013 to escape prosecution in the u.s. after leaking classified documents to telling government surveillance programs. some of our other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. ♪ it's so good to see you. you too! so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we're doing much better now, right? yeah. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which coul

>> so when we were doing the reporting one of the things that induced edward snowden to come forward with someone who worked in the cia and nsa, was his anger and horror that tools of the nsa had been turned on the american people. they were supposed to spy on foreign governments but they weren't, they were collecting our phone records. same with the cia. they are trained disinformation agents, that's what they do, they lie for a living. but they are supposed to do that in other countries where they want to induce some sort of change. overthrow the government or topple a regime, whatever the u.s. government wants to do. that's what they are trained to do. the law and the obvious foundational prohibition on having a's national security state after world war ii was, it was never supposed to be turned domestically. they weren't supposed to be involved in our politics or disseminating propaganda. go turn on any of those other propaganda networks or pick up the op-ed page of any of the biggest networks and you will see x members of the cia, doj, fbi and nsa telling americans what they oug

authors this year selection is extremely diverse from star chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden. the fares social political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it's online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost there are a few random encounters for example pick the great thing about physically being here is that i can look up on my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that online guitar and 20 twentieth's guest of honor i cam of that has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books on its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an. online events in the future have been that's also what we're trying to figure out what works digitally and you know how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix

authors this year selection is extremely diverse from celebrity chef jamie oliver to whistleblower edward snowden they tim fung the fares so she oh political stage is this year all about europe and its cultures naturally it too is online. because of the emphasis on the digital some creativity gets lost that there are a few random encounters for example the great thing about physically being here is that i can look out for my shoulder and see what's going on 10 meters behind me to counter that on line. 2020 s. guest of honor canada has postponed its physical presence at the fair until next year instead it's presenting a culturally diverse offering online including books about its indigenous population the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment but will it remain an online event in the future we're trying to figure out what works digitally and how the economic transactions work how does the public interact with the digital elements of course we will use whatever works at this year's event next year the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely

barton gellman is in the atlantic and evolves in his recent article and wrote the book dark mirror edward snowden -- as was the best-selling angler and rachel kleinfeld senior fellow where she focuses on and i might have excels in an extraordinary fashion and writing and speaking on issues from law to security to government conflicter and post-conflict and so the drill is simple. each will president for five minutes or so beginning with a moderated round of questions and thank you and they from the audience. .. >> ciep,.org or tweet at us @ carnegie endow using the hashtag carnegie connects. so going on for too long. michael, i'm going to turn it over to you. >> that's no problem. thanks, i appreciate it. it's great to be here and particularly fun to be on the panel with rachel whom aye gotten to know and work with over the past year or so and pjust i agree with everything u said, just incredible, incredible insightful talents. and great to be with you, buddy, i appreciate the work you're doing over at the atlantic. let's get right into the questions because i think it's an important one, democra

national intelligence, the dni, and i expressed my concerns regarding recent allegations that edward snowden unveiled communications with congress when he was an nsa contractor. i asked whether it surveilled congress or whether it has protective safe guards for it. most frankly, the responses to my letter really ignored answering the questions. we've all received letters like that so i think you know exactly what i'm talking about. but, sadly, this isn't the first time that the i.c. has surveilled congress. in the '70s, the cia maintains files on 75 members of congress. so, we know that our constitution established three coequal branches of government, with separation of power, one branch being able to spy on another is totally unacceptable. now, press reports also indicate that washington is littered with stingrays. these are devices used to intercept cellular communications. and while dhs confirmed the problem, it's not clear who's operating the devices. third, i urge the committee to require all legislative material to be posted in a machine readable format. today, the bills are posted to

whistleblower edward snowden has been granted permanent residency in russia snowden fled to russia 7rs ago and has been living there on a series of temporary visas he's wanted in the united states on espionage charges after revealing security services were collecting the telephone records of millions of citizens. in georgia man who held dozens of people hostage at a bank has escaped with half a $1000000.00 or the hostages were released after the man got the money he had demanded along with a getaway car robin forestay walker has more c.c.t.v. from inside this bank of georgia branch ins of d.d. shows a gunman well armed and seemingly well trained terrorizing staff and customers hostages were asked to contact the media. saying that we could under any i mean our name. one of them relayed his demands to a t.v. station $500000.00 in cash and safe passage armed police units waited officials pledged with the media to stop broadcasting live from the scene and just look on the night of yes we demand from all media outlets including operators to cut off restrict a live signal in order to ensur