little golden globe. little her. mum little. goodspeed. her. and. her. long slow good. to her. place. right i mean very little. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. coming up on r t the pentagon has spent over three hundred million dollars on an anthrax antidote stockpile all in preparation for a future bioterrorist attacks but there's a major conflict of interest when it comes to who was awarded that contract well question more with google's continuing growth and its potential release of google glasses concerns over privacy are coming out how much of our lives are ingrained with google a. what secrets about others would google glasses offer to its wearer look into those questions ahead and if you thought that the a.p. was the end of journalist targeting think again it turns out there are other cases of the government with a close eye on the actions o

little. golden globe. goodspeed. with. a. long slow. mother lives. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture live. live . my current guest knows firsthand what it's like to go up against the u.s. government in defense of the first amendment james goodell was general counsel and vice chair of the new york times when the pentagon papers were published and he joins our team now for an exclusive sit down interview mr goodell thank you for taking time to speak with me you know i'm glad to be here in your new book fighting for the press inside the story of the pentagon papers and other battles you indicate that president nixon it was out to destroy the new york times but you also argue that if president obama succeeds at prosecuting julian assange he will be worse than nixon for press freedom why so well let me just say one thing about nixon he was out to destroy the new york times he was out t

golden globe and dan and me. complaints about depictions of muslims and glorification of torture which seem a little more quaint in why now? one reason, homeland. the extraordinary success of a series that invites be. viewing, it was there because of 24. the executive producer spreading homeland coming with the original guys on 24 to revive 24 this month. dagen: soaker coo for cocoa puffs, bringing 24 back seems logical. >> this rob: movie. when fox realize we need some special events short runs the for america's attention deficit disorder population and we could never fit 24 into a single two hour movie, let's make it into the 12 episodes special run. almost nothing to lose. you can afford to kill off favorite characters or do all kinds of things. i am a real fan of that show. 24 was the first to encourage binge viewing. instead of appointment television every week, to buy the entire package and watch it in an entire weekend and homeland is very much a binge viewing show as well. dagen: i watched the first season on itunes and bought the whole thing. i watched it on pay-per-view. dennis: never saw homeland on sho