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around one thousand nine hundred ninety used it to go after the pentagon papers whistleblower daniel ellsberg a very famous man and a very famous case and it's only only had been used two times since then to go after people who allegedly had mishandled classified information and in one of those cases the person got a pardon and in the other the case was aborted during the middle of the case but the obama administration unfortunately has brought six prosecutions or file charges against six different people under this act and these people are not robert hanssen or aldrich ames they are not spies they're in fact people who blow the whistle on fraud waste abuse and sometimes l.a. galaxy and work rhymes and it's interesting you brought up president obama because years ago he was he seemed to be in support of whistleblowing and i believe we have a sound bite of him speaking on this subject. i wrote the brief for the federal. for the federal law the federal reserve board lowers law to make sure that it applies. more situations when all the way to the supreme court and we won so i know a little bit a

and the seven plaintiffs including chris hedges daniel ellsberg and known chomsky they are given not only does the provision for the n.b.a. that allows for indefinite military detention allow the us government to arrest of aliens all over the world searching process but a loosely defined keywords of supporter of terrorism or associated forces those threaten free speech i could even if i journalists reporting on the so-called war on terror now here's to me wolf speaking about this last thursday at a press conference held after the hearing. and you know you can look up here serious journalist who don't think they're going to come get it tomorrow they're think we're all crazy theory and feeling of that and infernally anecdotally i'm hearing it from many many journalists when they're honest you know across the country is how we do our work so that harms our legal standing and that's why i think it's important. so tonight let's speak to one of the plaintiffs in person here discuss with me is chris hedges pulitzer prize winning reporter and senior fellow at the nation institute he's also a