way into the updated landay. >> how much simpler can love be? let's get engaged now. text me. >> brown: what happens to this form in the future? is it your sense that it might die off because of the changes? or does it have a life? >> i asked one of the leading novelists in afghanistan, mustafa salek, what he thought, what will happen to the landay now that they talk about the internet, facebook, drones. will it kill them? and he said just the opposite. they're being traded and they are changing, being remixed like rap at rapid speed, and people love them. the landay is supposed to communicate in the most natural language the truth of afghan life. so i found my assumptions about the death of the landay being absolutely confounded by what afghans said themselves. >> brown: just another assumption confounded in this rare look behind the veil. for the record, "poetry" magazine, which is featuring the landays this month, is produced by the poetry foundation, which helps support our coverage. and there's more on all of this online, where photographer

i began doing that before the edward snowden case. >> jonathan landay, thank you for being here.s most recent piece is "obama's crackdown views leaks as aiding enemies of u.s." when we come back, i eat and slurred joins us to talk about the body of the world. [♪] [music break] . [♪] [music break] >> music by daniel summers. he was the iraq war veteran who killed himself on june 10 after blaming the u.s. government. the song is called "country fear." >> we spend the rest of the hour with someone who has fought tirelessly for women's rights here and around the world, eve ensler .. she is the creator of "the vagina monologues" and v- day, a day dedicated to stopping violence against women and girls. out with aer are is new memoir called "in the body of the world: a memoir." she shares her painful relationship with her body and how it has changed, from being raped by her father, to battling anorexia, to being affected by the turn cancer. she writes -- he's enstar is here with us in new york. we are also joined by kristine- good deschryver, a congolese rights activist. she and eve wil

are seeking to prosecute snowden for what they call a serious breach of national security affairs landay publisher of the transdermal thinks that snowden's revelations only confirm what manti had suspected for years. he has the proof for a lot of people speculated and what the whistleblowers talked about so now they can't hide from the truth anymore so what they do is there's a leading into it is they try to change the narrative what did this guy tell us snowden that we already know that they're building a two billion dollar facility in bluffdale you or the giant city sized national security agency facility in fort meade maryland it's a business the business of america used to be business but now it's cyber war and war now berlin officials have warned of drastic ramifications if it's confirmed that the british intelligence agency g c h q has been snooping on germany among other countries now this comes after ad word snowden exposed the u.k. surveillance activities along with those of the u.s. meanwhile peace activist bush from paying movement and berlin says intrusive data gathering by g