so although edward snowden could be prosecuted, i think you're off the hook. well, probably the statute does expired anyway. so i think finally thankfully. yeah, i mean i don't think there's a lot of pushback and system that you described. and i think that's been documented that there hasn't been a lot of pushback in that area. and so, you know, there's a lot to discuss here, but it's nice to liven it up here, you know, with a little sparks here on this issue. yes, sir. yeah. time for those questions. so i'd like to thank you. your research institutes, research on the shift of the white working class to the gop in the 2016 election. it was some of the most compassionate and insightful and, useful for educators who have trump supporters, as well as devin in their classrooms so the story for subsequent elections is a shift of working class hispanics, blacks, asian-americans to the republican party, and that could prove decisive in 2024 as a shift of the white working class in 2016. so i'm wondering if discussion of christian nationalism applies to those populati

i'll parton julian assange, edward snowden.ay pardon ross ulrich if i find his prosecution was -- that his sentence was the result of making an example of him or to punish bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. >> neil: you wouldn't extend that to those that rioted on january 6 and were in prison? >> i would look at individual cases. i'm going to look at any individual case that people bring me. >> neil: all right. we'll watch it closely. robert f. kennedy jr. we'll see how everything goes as he continues this widening independent bid for the president of the united states. tonight is the night that we should see joe biden and donald trump respectively lock down their positions for repeat of the last presidential race. we'll have more after this. at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i

return to the white house, he might to, he might some, pardon julian, a sounds even part of the edward snowden and that didn't seem to think theoretically because this has gone on for so long. do you think that could come next? the union is not committed a crime for which he should be barred and introduced to the americans was committed to the serious some repeat to that systematic oh crumbs. so let's bump it up to one side. but assuming that for the, for the, for insuring julian slices saved, people are willing to try any kind of balance and you, you must be very clear that mr. trump had many opportunities in the past to bargain julian. in fact, it was the trumpet ministration that sold to assassinate him. why he was the fidelity and obviously, yeah, that's right. so it's, it's hard to take these kinds of assurances or suggestions very seriously. what's really important is the british, the british board to, to p. let's show now the lack of regard for the fact the julian's lawyer has been systematically spied on attorney, god privilege is a fundamental cornerstone false. any sort of legal syst

but when the national security agency, edward snowden, when it became clear that the mobile i phone of the den transfer uncle america, was on the control of the national security agency after the, by the american. what the chance of the american say? so how old, how old a response was one to 5 friends and this was the only reaction. i don't remember that you as an official was consult to the ministry of foreign affairs to tell them off. there was no uh, expulsion of any issue, but set the diplomats when we had the whole scandal about the national security agency and the list as long. uh so, um and so i would say that to the patients also by, by many people has always have been very long. i think one thing that came as a surprise pass nate, for me, i want to see you to was the fact that the job in defense minnes state actually confirmed the recordings. if insisted, see, were you surprised that they didn't go down the different route of denial, denial, denial, again, say, but this is all just most go as you, there's a lot with old tricks, sewing discords, making up things what i, i expec

urgently, come on, you look great, wonderful, whistleblower of the american intelligence services edward snowdeng his stay in russia, the conversation again turned to espionage, no excitement in front of the body" .interview others will worry as always. we were given a transcript of the interception of a conversation between us ambassador paet inuland. it will be a bomb. poet: i think we want to keep the moderates democrats together, otherwise the problem will be with tegnebok and his guys. yanukovych, i am sure, expects to defeat them separately. yatsenyuk is what we need, he has economic management experience. he is a worthy guy, you know, he needs both klitschko and tegnebok, he needs to talk to them four times a week, paet, but the eu does not support the idea of ​​​​kiev to include yatsenyuk in the government of the country, nulant, fuck the europe, yes, high relations, well, yanukovych’s prospects are heading towards zero, the only way out for him... is to borrow take a tough position, fight back, if he gets out, if he gets out, then all this bullshit will move to the western regions, they

former national security agency employee edward snowden told the world about global espionage by americanceived temporary asylum in russia, he is somewhere nearby, it is not known exactly where. number 881 moscow kiev. and makar petrovich, we flew successfully. you are happy to reach your home village. thank you, you are happy too, thank you, you did the right thing by arriving on a plane, at the kiev station they say tires are being flattened, crime is gathering, i understand you, kiev has changed, yes indeed. look, you're going to have to get back to your voice, we need you there for a cause, for a cause that will affect everyone, but you see, what is happening in the country, it can only get worse, devastation, rebellion... war, this will affect everyone, you, me, voices, no one else will touch you there, i give you my word, the officer’s word, i hope you don’t die me, everything that i told you about myself is the pure truth, it was something like a confession, you understand, when everything is over, we will be together, do you believe me? mary, there is enough evidence, your fingers

united states, they are still being persecuted there in the united states, retired cia analyst edward snowdennalist, wikileaks founder julianne assange was much less fortunate, they have been trying to somehow way to extradite him to the united states, he is simply rotting in a british prison, here is a request for him extradition to the united states was yesterday postponed by a british court for 3 weeks. but i would not say that they are doing something again, they are continuing the line, not even that which began with the beginning of a special military operation, this is a line that has been going on for centuries, they are constantly throwing new logs into the eye, so , that’s all, any situation is used, a terrorist attack happened in russia, well, we need to help russia, we need to express regret, so to speak, what they say, they say, putin is cynically using... the bombshell line of anglo -saxon politics, i don’t know, it’s already wired into their heads , probably not in a computer sense, in some kind of semantic sense, it’s always bad about russia, even when you need to talk about r

we have folks that cannot have full lives like edward snowden because the united states of america refuses to understand that not everything that is legal is legitimate. that everything that is legal is right. and with the right to create a level of society that allows us to live in dignity. this is what political pre haveal done. jamal, the black liberation movement freedom fightersafter coming out of being kidnapped by the state have failed health system and died. the united states government, republicans, democrats come the ruling class of thisla country are killing our people and we need to stopt. [applause] >> chase. >> i want to speak to couple, spade particularly but corporate control of our law enforcement. i fromanta and they try to slander us byy saying were from out of town but the truth is that people who are out of town for the corporate funders of the atlanta police foundation. it's important for people to unite together across political spectrum across left and right. when we talk about the 13th amendment and the fact we have legalized constitutionalist slavery in this count

albee, edward snowden, take heed of this quote because i love it.dward snowden once said, people that say they've they don't that say they've got they don't care privacy because care about privacy because they've to hide is they've got nothing to hide is they've got nothing to hide is the as saying they don't the same as saying they don't care about free speech because they've say. they've got nothing to say. it's your actually, your human right. and actually, i go and spend some i want to go and spend some money with a tradesman and pay him cash. i'll do him in cash. i'll do that. i don't want the government knowing going on in my knowing what's going on in my bank account. >> it's all about control, ultimately, right? because hmrc are going to be able to go through account of through your bank account as of next so this is what it's next year. so this is what it's all about to get you spending in on cards, etc. get your on your cards, etc. get your away cash so the treasury away from cash so the treasury can more. and all can take in more. and it'

we have people like edward snowden and julians of america refuses to understand that not everything that. not everything that is legal is right and we have the right to create the level of society that allows us to live in dignity. this is what these political prisoners have done. jamal, peltier, the black liberation movement, freedom fighters that after coming out of being kidnapped by the state have died. the united states government, republicans, democrats, the ruling class in this country, are killing our people. we need to stop that. [applause] >> chase? chase: i wanted to speak to a couple comments that have been made, particular about corporate control of our law enforcement. i am from atlanta. they try to slander us from oute truth is the people who are out of town are the corporate funders of the atlanta police foundation. so it'important for people to unite together across this -- across the political spectrum. we talk about the 13th amendment and the fact that we had legalized slavery in this country. i heard a story of a young man who worked wonders 36 hours and sent his mone

an actual fact edward snowden of fact edward snowden has one of the ever. quotes ever. i love it, saying that you it, he says, saying that you don't care about privacy because you've nothing is you've got nothing to hide is like don't about like saying you don't care about free because you've got free speech because you've got nothing just doesn't nothing to say. it just doesn't make stupid. make sense. it's stupid. >> to show you something >> i want to show you something that gb news that one of our lovely gb news viewers gave me in whitehaven viewers gave to me in whitehaven this up me and this week. he came up to me and he said, bev, you've got to show this show is this on your show and this is some electioneering material. it's for an mp who wants a candidate for labour in southampton. and within the leaflet they put through the doom leaflet they put through the door, they put a little thing for you to put in your window that says, you. if you that says, no thank you. if you can this, no thank you. no can see this, no thank you. no door sales or cold ca

one of those edward snowden moments. right?hand" whether the second thing you talk about is always the one you really believe. >> no. it's not. i try to intentionally switch them up. trying to make the second. >> not saying, yes, it is, but i don't want anybody to know so i'm saying, no, it's not. >> trying to make the second one the argument that people are less likely to expect. >> i must just be kind of a simpleton. as people know. i always -- the one that's freshest in my mind is the one that you always come in on. that one, what you said. you believe the second one. >> i'm not sure i believe the second one. i'm not sure i believe the second. >> on the other hand. >> usually, usually i go in thinking that the first one -- is the one that's going to be easier to knock down. by the time -- >> yeah. >> by the time i get to the second, maybe i need to switch these. >> usually down on it, choose the second. >> i did this at 2:00 a.m. >> nice to see you. check out the newsletter. a qr code on the screen. >> yes, there is. cnbc.co

international scandal of not even a year, but rather a decade, former national security agency employee edward snowdenthe global espionage of american intelligence services. as a result, snowdan received temporary asylum in russia, he is somewhere nearby, it is not known exactly where. look, you're going to have to get back to your voice, we need... to be there for a cause, for a cause that affects everyone, but you see what's happening in the country, there may be more to come. only worse, devastation, riot, war, this will affect everyone, you, me, voices, no one else will touch you there, i give you my word, the officer’s word, i hope you won’t die me, everything that i told you about myself, the honest truth, it was something like a confession, you know, when everything is over, we will be together, believe me, mary. there is enough evidence, your fingers are everywhere, you are in deep trouble, miller, don’t bother me, i understand, your fingers are everywhere, it’s better that way, and other biomaterial. you're not thinking about that, lieutenant colonel, photos with a french girl, you are closel

need to meet, yes, urgently, come on. you look great, wonderful, us intelligence whistleblower edward snowdenaid first television interview during my stay in russia, the conversation again turned to espionage, no excitement before the television interview, others will worry as always, we were given a transcript of the interception of the conversation of the us ambassador, payta inuland, it will be a bomb, “i think we want to keep moderate democrats together , otherwise the problem will be with tegnebok and his guys. yanukovych, i’m sure, expects to defeat them separately. yatsenyuk is what we need, he has economic management experience. he’s a worthy guy, you know, he needs klitschko too, and tegnebok, he needs to talk to them four times a week. he does, but the eu doesn’t support the idea of ​​including kiev.” okay, now we’ll go through the olympics in sochi, then we’ll do all this. what happened? “i have to go, i don’t have any time, the devil only knows where i can probably send a proxy , it’s even better for you not to go. so as not to light up, he will bring a flash drive, an electronic