former employee of the us national security agency edward snowden took the oath and received a russianas announced today by his lawyer. at the end of september, a presidential decree was published, according to which snowden received russian citizenship in the fourteenth year. he received a residence permit in russia 3 years later, an indefinite permit in the seventeenth year, snowden married an american athlete in moscow. lindsey mills and now and she applied for russian citizenship. it is also important to note that the russian constitution prohibits the extradition of russian citizens to other countries. and if there were such problems before, uh, he was not yet a citizen of russia, then today he is protected by the constitution of the russian federation, no one will be in another foreign state. and then the releases about the return of russians from ukrainian captivity, and the ice flood in altai - this is with -50 sensations of the football world championship in a boat and new secrets of the british court. don't go anywhere we'll be on the air in a couple of minutes. blue bird new

intelligence contractor edward snowden now has a russian passport. he has taken the oath of citizenship. he was given asylum in russia in 2013 after fleeing prosecution for releasing highly classified. a u.s. surveillance programs. it is not clear if he has renounced his u.s. citizenship. the u.s. revoked his passport in 2013 leading to him being stranded in a moscow airport for weeks. he married american lindsey mills and 2017. they have 2 children. he says after years of separation from his parents and his wife's parents, they have no desire now to be separated from their sons saying that taking russian citizenship will mean a little stability for his family. >> the u.s. is newest nuclear stealth bomber is making its public debut after years of secret development. the new bomber is part of the pentagon's answer to rising concerns over a future conflict with china. the b 21 raider gets its name from the 1942. doolittle raid over tokyo in world war 2 and is the first new ameoican bomber aircraft built in more than 30 years. almost every aspect of the

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edward snowden has been applying for citizenship for about 2 years now the procedure is rather complicatedalready received citizenship of the russian federation, he has received a passport of a citizen of the russian federation, and he has already, uh, taken the oath before getting a passport. uh, those who acquire citizenship of the russian federation are not by birth required to take the oath mariannapa applied to the supreme court due to violations during the construction of the residential complex on the site of the former lazurny winery, during the inspection , about ten inconsistencies were found, ranging from misuse of land, ending lack of schools with kindergartens and proximity, a busy transport highway to enter the city 10 20-storey buildings will appear near e-cameral resort quarters, alexander's report . residents of this area of ​​anapa have been engaged for more than 3 years. it was then that the land of the former winery was handed over to the developer for the construction of a new residential complex lydia zhyuley, like her neighbors, they have been living in anapa since b

that's so much for fantastic journalism once we saw how edward snowden proved that the cia and fbi on the internet are able to find anyone and track anyone now. musk convincingly adds and can force anyone to be silent. so it turns out that a free independent social network. it completely depends on itself, and the order has not been fulfilled on specific politicians and the structure. the white house will definitely come and ask, and it doesn’t matter what they want to see and what millions of subscribers not only in america think happily.

that's so much for a fantastic journalistic job sometime we saw how edward snowden proved that the ciand the fbi on the internet are able to find anyone and track anyone now. musk adds convincingly and can silence anyone. so it turns out that a free independent social network. it completely depends on itself, and the order has not been fulfilled on specific politicians and structures. the white house will definitely come and ask, and it doesn’t matter what they want to see and what millions of subscribers not only in america are happy about. creative internship of belarusians abroad is not the first time in minsk goal? here are such meetings and what is important today? here is this cultural platform, well, uh, first of all, of course, it can be called cultural diplomacy, belarusians living in many countries of the world, and this is almost 3.5 million ue, who live on all continents and in almost all countries of the world, they come here to feed on this belarusian of ours and take away their countries of residence, so that they are worthy to popularize and tell belarus how wonderful b

well, edward snowden and julian assange have attempted to go through a go to mainstream media. they edward sir, was banging down the doors of mainstream media and at what, what mark said is claiming is that essentially they should have gone to him. but we saw what happened when whistleblowers went to mark said geoffrey sterling was one of the most significant ca, whistleblowers, the former c i a employee who is blowing the whistle on an illegal program in iran . and his counsel was marked zaden. what did mark say do he turned him over to the cia according to an f. b. i agent who testified in jeffrey sterling's trial. so mark zaid actually ratted out his own client putting to this f b i agent. and according to former c, i whistleblower john, cure, yahoo! so it's and had now he's running a group called whistleblower aid, which seeks to entice individuals who were with working within government agencies into going to him and going through what he considers proper channels. rather than actually exposing these crimes and acts of corruption to the public through journalists and tradit

edward snowden took the oath and received a russian passport. russian constitution, a former employee of the national bank of the united states cannot be extradited to a foreign state. the russian woman wants to become his spouse and is already collecting the necessary documents. snowden moved to our country, fleeing the persecution of american intelligence services in 2013. after he disclosed data about the total surveillance organized by washington, precisely. he, for example, spoke about the illegal tapping of the merkin phone in 2014. snowden received a residence permit in russia this fall, vladimir putin indicated he was given russian citizenship, his passport, according to the lawyer, edward received a special feeling. eddor snowden received russian passport, of course, er with good emotions. he naturally stays in russia, he loves russia, he studies our culture. uh, our language is still important for him, because he already has, uh, two small children and his wife is next in line, who is also preparing documents for obtaining russian citi

i don't know that you can make it easier if you're edward snowden, you know, look at him sacrificing his are sacrificing his basically his country as citizenship. in some ways in being you know, pilloried largely pillory. you've got to develop thick skin, really thick skin and you have to understand who your true friends are. and i think in terms of issues, i might be that whistle blowers see issues more important as this kind of group loyalty. you know, very lot of people are to come to group loyalty because it's, you know, it's very painful to have your friends and family turned against you. but there are other people who basically say, you know, this issue is, is that important? and they try, i will say to, to see friend eventually, a lot of people will recognize when you're right. they won't necessarily tell you that, but you know, there will be, that are over the years. you know, daniel ellsberg is a great example that people recognize that he was right, that the pentagon papers showed that the vietnam war should never have been started in 1st place. so even though at the time y

intelligence contractor and surveillance whistleblower edward snowden who tweeted, come on, man, you'rec figure in a position of power in a world where even normal people are constantly tracked. and world renowned chef jose andres tweeting a picture with suspended cnn reporter dani of sullivan saying in part, hey, elon musk, dani isn't such a bad guy. after all, he says thanks for the twitter ban because he needed to catch up on white lotus anyway. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. uc santa cruz has announced that the university will stop using its twitter did use twitter to send out the message. the school says it is concerned about recent changes which allow for what it calls hate speech and misinformation and says it is not in line with campus values and principles of community. several u.s. workers are on strike across the country today. and in san francisco, protestors gathered outside the store at 18th and castro. >> they say they're joining 100 other stores nationwide, demanding better staffing, more stable scheduling and higher wages. the strike is planned for

former employee of the us national security agency edward snowden took the oath and received a russianassport this was reported by his lawyer. anatoly kucherena, let me remind you that at the end of september, a presidential decree was published according to which snowden received russian citizenship in 2013. snowden betrayed her eyes about the methods of electronic surveillance by american intelligence agencies. including illegal listening to the negotiations of foreign leaders. fleeing. here is the persecution by the us authorities snowdan sent asylum requests to the leadership of a number of countries, including russia on august 1, 2014 . he received a residence permit in russia for 3 years. at the end of october. snowden received an indefinite residence permit in 2017. snowden married an american athlete. and bloggers. lindsey mills. the wedding took place in moscow; now, according to kucheren, mills has also applied for russian citizenship. the application for citizenship was already about two years ago , the procedure is rather complicated and long. uh, now he has already receive

events of the week and through the eyes of our correspondent valentin bogdanov once upon a time, edward snowdenelligence services are able to track down anyone now on the internet. the mask shows that they can also to silence anyone. so image. hello. documents prove that the fbi directly worked with twitter to shut us up in just 2 years, the head of the censorship company, received 150 letters from the fbi 150 such relationships. we usually call friendship with privileges censorship chief. on twitter, the gentleman didn't prefer blondes, fired over masks by the social network's former chief of security. roth recently ran into a posh mansion in san francisco with her boyfriend. frightened for his own life. after the new boss dug into his dissertation announced that roth was proposing to allow children access to a gay dating app, it seems that yoel in his doctoral dissertation advocates that children can access adult services coincidentally, this dissertation was being completed by roth in 2016, just then after the scandal with the alleged russian interference of the fbi and created a department

whistle—blower and as somebody who latter day whistle—blowers like assange and chelsea manning and edward snowdenu did as a great example of why whistle—blowing matters. but you could actually conclude that the whistle blowing you did in itself didn't really make a difference. well, i'm not. i'm agreeing with that. so i said, that's right. so why is whistle blowing so important? well, it can make a difference if, for example, if it's done in a timely way. catherine gunn in england. actually... we've interviewed her on hardtalk. really? she took a decision to leak one crucial piece of information about the run up to the invasion of iraq. she revealed secret information that there were diplomatic efforts to put leverage on un diplomats to support the war. i don't know if you call it diplomatic information to tap their home phones. that's what she revealed. and tapped their office phones. that wasn't done by the state department. it was done by the national security agency. was calling on gchq, the british communications intelligence agency, for the nsa to tap the office and home phones of all the m

they've been revealed by edward snowden about how data collected by us social media outlets and tech companies get handed over to the f b i and how there is a coordination with the f b. i. and this information regarding users activities is provided to the american authorities without any warrant, no warrants or are needed. they simply go to the tech outlet and get the information. there's actually been a 260 percent increase in the providing of this data to us officials. and they've been getting it without war. and the amount of data that they've been acquiring on us individual has increasingly gone up. this is the information that's been revealed, and we also know what they can to use this information for david's description of what you can do with metadata. and quoting a mutual friend steward baker is absolutely correct that we kill people based on metadata. so the hypocrisy in us condemnation of sick talk allegedly suppressing new, allegedly interfering in us politics or allegedly collecting people's data for nefarious purposes. the world can hear the hypocrisy and what the us law

here is a great expert on illegal surveillance edward snowden called on elon musk to calm down and comewith the side effects of the attention that he attracts to himself. i am much more than ordinary people i sympathize with the concerns. ilona mask about the crazy people who appear on the doorstep. after all , look at my life, but kamon is a man. you are a public figure possessing. power in a world where even normal people are constantly tracked on their twitter, elon musk is conducting poll after poll, wondering if it is worth banning those who have not yet been punished? users and if yes, how much in europe at that time it was morning, and on a situation that does not apply to them in any way , people who have an opinion on any issue decided to speak out, the deputy head of the european commission warned the mask that there were red lines. and as is customary in brussels, elsa promised sanctions, this is khramtsov's news. the world's largest aquarium burst and flooded everything with thousands of tons of water in berlin, everything happened in a hotel. in the center of the german cap

worth pardoning both wikileaks founder julian sanja and former employee of the us security agency edward snowden ? twitter has been worried about elon musk's safety after publishing documents exposing the political censorship of the previous leadership. social networks during an audio chat, businessmen asked if he had suicidal thoughts, to which the mask answered no and added that if he reported his suicide , this should not be believed. further, our broadcast will continue the program. the wildest stuffing, insane conspiracy theories are intended to be disinformation, it would seem that all this is synonymous with the work of the ukrainian tsipso, however, no less, and in some ways even more powerful machine anti-russian propaganda. the british media have already built products for a long time, which we will study right now in the stop fake program on russia 24. so , perhaps the key topic for the media-trenched kingdom at the end of november was a visit to london elena zelenskaya, she spoke at a conference on sexual violence and immediately threw a shock content for the scanirus tv channel, it

although musk had previously tried to declare freedom of speech on social networks, and edward snowdenrew a line under the musician’s political ambitions, it turns out that kanye will not be the president of everything. a week ago, kanye west gave an interview to tucker carlson, spoke out against the official position in washington on ukraine and squeezed donald trump's hand in a maralaga. true, the ex-president was dissatisfied with the meeting. kanye, instead promised conversation. tête-à-tête brought three more friends with him, among them was the far-right politician nick foes trump got angry and called kanye crazy, however, the rapper himself. he said that the doctors had long ago diagnosed him with bipolar disorder 6 years ago. he was treated after a nervous breakdown at the ronald reagan medical center at the university of california and according to the well-known portal tmz. after that, he still needed the help of psychologists a few days before the control blow to his reputation. rapper spoke on camera about the culture of cancellation in the united states and how every word

press conference in russia the most famous political refugee in the world, edward snowden, spent almost a month and a half in the transit zone of sheremetyevo airport, met with human rights lawyers, processed official documents, and on august 1, 2013, he was finally able to officially enter the city and start a new life, as for the lord again. i have already said many times that we have nothing to do with this problem, but, as it were, a direct relationship. so he ended up on our territory, and i believe that because of unprofessional actions. uh, the uh americans who tried to catch him. i also the secret service when you worked. why do i why they scared the whole world? if they had already landed the plane forcibly with the presidents on board, then with the lord, but on board, they could not land anywhere. they scared all the countries he arrived in our transit zone, and then it turned out that no one accepts him. you understand what the problem is, if they didn’t scare anyone, uh, the american special services, he got up safely, flew to some country along the way, they would have imp

edward snowden, who's living in in moscoworis whistle blowing exploits when he was a for the nationalsurity agency. if he returns been charged with violation of the espionage act. so one of south dakota's first two senators richard pettigrew. his home is a museum in sioux falls now he was indicted for violation of the espionage act he spoke out against the war. if you go to his home he has the indictment hanging on a wall next to the constitution of the states. the message is i was trying to exercise my constitutional rights, but i got indicted that case never went to trial. but if you were in a bar or a restaurant or in a public place and, you said to somebody, somebody that you didn't think the united states should in the war, your neighbor could go report you and there would be a knock on door and the authorities would come and they could arrest you and people to prison for criticizing the war effort. so woodrow wilson, we got to have total conform on the home front. his critics were fighting a war to make the world safe for democracy. and you're making a mockery of democracy on th

edward snowden is living in us -- exile in moscow now for his whistle blowing exploits. when he was a contract for the national security agency. if he returns, he has been charged with violation of the espionage act. one of self dakotas first two senators, richard petty grew -- he was indicted for violation of the espionage act. he spoke out against the war. if you go to his home, he has the indictment hanging on his wall next to the constitution of the united states. the message is, i was trying to -- but i got indicted. that case never went to trial. but if you were in a bar or a restaurant or a public space and you said to someone that you did not think the united states should be in the war, your neighbor could report you and there would be a knock on your door and the authorities would come and they could arrest you and people went to prison for criticizing the war effort. so, woodrow wilson. you need to have total conformity on the home front. his critics -- it's -- we are fighting a war to make the world safer democracy, and you are making a mockery of democracy o

now, this edition act has been repealed, the espionage act is stilon the books, think of edward snowden living in exile and moscow now for his whistle blowing exploits when he was a contractor for the national security agency. if he returns, he has been charged with violation of the espionage act. so, one of south dakota's first two senators, richard petty grew, his home is a museum in sioux falls now, he was indicted for violation of the espionage act. he spoke out against the war. if you go to his home, he has the indictment hanging on a wall next to the constitution of the united states. the messages i was trying to exercise my constitutional rights but got indicted. the case never went to trial, what if you were in a bar or restaurant or in a public place and you said to somebody that you did not think that the united states should be in the war, your neighbor could go and report you. there would be a knock on your door and the authorities would come and they could arrest you. and people went to prison. they went to prison for criticizing the war effort. so, woodrow wilson, you have

up at any type of government, surveillance, interference, you know, look at their reaction to edward snowdeny really praised him as a hero for revealing nsa looking into our lives but now when it aligns with what they wanted political ly with the defeat and the silencing of donald trump and conservatives, then you add that on top of the irs scandal years ago with lois learner, the raid of mar-a-lago just two days before the political freeze diabetes out, the 50 intelligence officials that used the weight and gravity of their office to convince us it was russian information on hunter biden and the erosion of our national security, that trust in our national security apparatus is truly truly frightening and that's what we ultimately have to restore and transparency is the only way to do that. david: very quickly, congressman. your colleague, mike gallagher, is calling on all americans to delete tiktok off their phones. watch this. >> tiktok is owned by bytedance and that's effectively controlled by the chinese communist party. since a large percentage of young americans use tiktok to get their

edward snowden, a lot of people think you have it right, what should we be worried about?reates a total surveillance regime for all of cryptocurrency. so it takes almost every participant in blockchain networks which includes, miners, it includes tokenholders, or coders writing for self-coding wallets and register as money business services. it requires them to basically spy on their users. what it does it effectively bans privacy enhancing technologies. it says for any financial institution including all the network participants i mentioned, miners, token holders, software developers none can interact with any anonymity enhancing technology which includes privacy coins. charles: that takes away a little bit of the appeal, just a little bit. marta, great stuff. i see why you have a growing fan base. >> thanks so much for having me. charles: market is in freefall all session long. heck a microcosm of 2020. i'm not revising a notion because of a revised gdp number from a three months ago. i think whole inflation story is behind us and that i think the inflation story is ahea

that's so much for fantastic journalism once we saw how edward snowden proved that the cia and fbi onhe internet are able to find anyone and track anyone now. musk adds convincingly and can silence anyone. so it turns out that a free independent social network is completely dependent on itself, and the order does not depend on specific politicians and structures completed the white house will definitely come and ask, no matter what they want to see and what millions of subscribers not only in america are happy about. the informational picture of monday will be supplemented by the day of sports. hello, let's start with football, the famous belarusian specialist yuri puntus will definitely play in the higher league in the coming competitive year, however, with another team, the official head coach naftan was informed by the press service of the novopolotsk club last season in at the beginning of the punctus, he worked with the spike at the uefa regions cup, and during the second half of the coaches led the maxline, which led the major leagues through such matches. however, the rogachev

that's so much for fantastic journalism once we saw how edward snowden proved that the cia and fbi on the internet are able to find anyone and track anyone now. musk adds convincingly and can silence anyone. so it turns out that a free independent social network. they completely depend on themselves, and the order is not fulfilled by specific politicians and structures. the white house will definitely come and ask, and it doesn’t matter what they want to see, what think millions of subscribers not only in america happily. the informational picture of monday will be supplemented by the day of sports. hello, let's start with football, the famous belarusian specialist yuri puntus will definitely play in the higher league in the coming competitive year, however, with another team, the official head coach naftan was informed by the press service of the novopolotsk club last season in at the beginning of the punctus, he worked with the ear at the uefa regions cup, and in the second half, the coaches led the maxline, which led the major league through the play-offs matches. however, the roga

the military side , it was a real world sensation, on july 12, 2013, the fugitive nsa officer edward snowdens political refugee in the world, edward snowden , spent almost 1.5 months in the transit zone of sheremetyevo airport, met with human rights lawyers, executed official documents and on august 1, 2013 was finally able to officially enter the city and start a new life, as for mr. snowden i have already said many times, we do not have to this problem. well, like a direct relationship. so he ended up on our territory, and i believe that because of unprofessional actions. uh, the uh americans who tried to catch him. i'm also a special service when you work. why do i why they scared the whole world? if they had already landed the plane forcibly with the presidents on board, then with the lord they could have landed anywhere. they scared all the countries, he arrived in our transit zone further. it turned out that no one accepts him. see what the problem is, if they didn't scare anybody uh, american intelligence services, he got up safely, he would have flown to some country along the way, t

do you think, olivia, is there any comparison to be made between edward snowed snowden and elon musk, we had no concept of h how the federal government was spying on us. is there a connection between the two in your mind? >> sure, i see some p parallels to are fair to snowden, i think he did more and sacrificed more to expose what is going on. but i do agree with this assessment musk may need to slow down and take more focus on big picture rather than the day-to-day stuff. i'm of the opinion he should have some control over the day-to-day stuff, because, there is nobody at twitter who cares about the child sex abuse april material on there there and on going lawsuit with two john does who videos were released. elon has taken a focus on this and been in contact with human trafficker surviving a advocates. kennedy: and when we talk about content moderation that is what is necessary. great discussion, panel element we have more later. >> next, two major cities could be requiring masks. ilight of the tripledemic, how much will they help? dr. marc siegel unmasks the phonies next. >> ♪ ♪ me

the event of the week through the eyes of our correspondent valentin bogdanov once upon a time, edward snowdenrvices are able to track down anyone now on the internet. the mask shows that they can also force to be silent. so image. hello. documents prove that the fbi directly worked with twitter to shut us up in just 2 years, the head of the censorship company, received 150 letters from the fbi 150 such relationships. we usually call friendship with privileges censorship chief. on twitter, the gentleman didn't prefer blondes, fired by the masked now former chief of security of the social network. genus. i recently ran away from a posh mansion in san francisco with my boyfriend. frightened for his own life. after the new boss dug into his dissertation announced that the mouth was offering to allow kids access to a gay dating app. looks like uelle. in his doctoral dissertation, he advocates that children can access the adult service. coincidentally, this dissertation was being completed by the family in 2016, just then, after the scandal with the alleged russian interference of the fbi and the s

and anatoly kucherena, who represents edward snowden, also said snowden had already received a russiann september of this year, snowden's wife is now applying for citizenship snowden was granted asylum in russia in 2013. remind me, he handed over to western journalists secret materials that concerned the illegal surveillance of american intelligence services over their own citizens, residents of europe and even the leaders of a number of states in freezing rains, abnormally low temperatures and even the so-called frosty fogs in different russian regions, the number of accidents in sakhalin forehead. two trucks collided. one overturned on the roadway, the second flew into a ditch. an ice avalanche came down in the altai republic, because of this a small river. chemal, covered with ice , in a matter of a moment turned into a seething stream, tens of tons of snow per month rushed downstream. but in moscow, the so-called cloudy blanket, thanks to this, the night frosts slept a little, but in the daytime it was -12. how much longer will the siberian anticyclone freeze the capital and region