security or any other office of the federal government intends to detain question arrest or prosecute mr greenwald back in july greenwald was set to testify before congress via video link from brazil where he currently lives but that hearing was later canceled if greenwald enters the united states it would be the first time since the n.s.a. documents were first leaked back in june. and since those revelations leaked customers have become more and more wary of big tech companies like arisan or eighteen t. because it's been revealed of course that they have forked over americans met a data to u.s. spy agencies but there's one small internet service provider resisting pressure to all of that it's called x. mission and it's an independent company based in utah that unlike the tech giants has refused to turn over customer data without a warrant artie's marina reports. inside of the data center and here we're taking an exclusive tour through one of the few data companies standing up to the u.s. government in the name of privacy i think we do residential are very well pete ashdown is the owner of the x.

let me know whether the department of the justice of justice intends to bring charges against mr greenwald and whether the department of justice the department of homeland security or any other os is the federal government and cd key question our or prosecute mr green mile back in july greenwald was set to testify before congress via video link from brazil where he currently lives but that hearing was later canceled in the market as the united states it would be the first time since the nsa documents were first week in june and to assist those revelations leaked customers have become more and more wary of big tech companies like the rise and worried tnt. it's been revealed that they have forked over americans that idea to us by agencies. once mom internet service provider resisting pressure to all of that. it's called access and an aunt an independent company based in utah. the on line. the cacti and has refused to turn over customer data out without a warrant our team maria point nine reports. his ideal data center and here we are taking an exclusive tore through one of the few of the com

mr. greenwald. we reached out to walmart for a statement, and here's what they said to us today.orward to continuing to work with the nlrb and using this opportunity to shed light on the facts. our focus is on serving our customers and continuing to provide opportunity for our associates. we're ready to have our best black friday ever and are on track to promote 160,000 associates. robert, what's your reaction to what walmart is reacting to by the decision of the nlrb? >> well, i think they're trying -- obviously, ed, they're trying to spin it as best they can. but this is really a historic decision. it's a very important moment where the nlrb is standing up for these very brave workers. i mean, can you imagine having a walmart job, scraping by, and yet willing to go out and strike and risk what you have in order to take on the largest company in the united states in terms of employees? so it's a turning point. and i think it's the beginning of something very important. and hopefully this friday all of the listeners, all of the viewers will get out there and join these workers. >

mr. greenwald or from mr.ok into them to be something completely different. for example european countries spying on their own people outside europe, and turning the material over to the united states to analyze for them. so you want to be really careful with the initial indication of what is going on, especially if it comes from snowden or greenwald. ashley: is this typical way we do it. tap phones or not tap it, at least monitor what is coming in and out of the german chancellor's phone? is someone doing that to president -- >> i wrote in "the wall street journal" earlier this week or last week, i think it is, taking after the chancellor's cell phone is, smartphone, whatever, is something that a lot of germans and americans sort of reacted to. to collect intelligence generally on germany or other allies, as the french foreign minister has said and others that happens all the time between allies. it is extremely common. but it is a question of judgment and i think, going after chancellor merkel's personal com