about the er primary i got a job for the investigators because, based on the work of the national security agency, we have a lot of criminal cases, and suddenly there is such work in this direction, and here we had a marathon broadcast by the head of the national security agency, oleksandr novikov. he spoke about the fact that the national security agency has now been given such powers but tell us in more detail at what moment the nazk received these powers. and you know, for us, it was probably a surprise to us that we were doing this. well, how. apparently , no one expected it, actually, yes, that is, even there a couple of years ago. it is unlikely that we thought that we will face such a challenge as a country on february 27 - this is the 22nd year, when did ukraine understand yes that we need to launch sanctions tools, we need to launch a bunch of other tools and which will be effective economic weapons, in fact, the question became and which the body is able to take and carry out this function, and here you know that this is a question not only of ukraine, it is actually a question of the w

ah, the william bill binnie was the 4th ranking officer in the national security agency or an essay at the time of the september 11th attacks. as the agencies technical director, he was one of the most highly cleared officers in the entire organization. after the september 11th attacks, the n s a and other national security agencies were scrambling to recover. and at the same time to make the u. s. a safer place. but some of the more cynical leaders at n s a. busy also saw an opportunity, they saw an opportunity to do something in the name of national security that had heretofore been denied to them. it was against the law. and indeed it was against any phase own charter to spy on american citizens or u. s. persons. those people in the united states on a green card and essays director at the time general michael hayden decided to act immediately. knowing that his actions were in violation of the law. he likely believe that it was better to act now and ask forgiveness later he enact a program, allowing an essay to spy on literally every american. it was a game changing decision, patentl

ah william bill binnie was the 4th ranking officer in the national security agency or an essay at the time of the september 11th attacks. as the agencies technical director, he was one of the most highly cleared officers in the entire organization. after the september 11th attacks, the an essay and other national security agencies were scrambling to recover. and at the same time to make the u. s. a safer place. but some of the more cynical leaders at an essay. busy also saw an opportunity, they saw an opportunity to do something in the name of national security that had heretofore been denied to them. it was against the law, and indeed it was against an essays own charter to spy on american cit. we're happy to have bill benny with us today. welcome to the show, bill. bill, you were a very senior, an essay officer when the september 11th attacks occurred. as technical director, you were intimately involved in the creation of thin thread, which was an effective and cost effective technology designed to keep american safe and to disrupt future terrorist attacks. what happened to thin thr

you are the expert on the nsa, many times larger than the cia, the national security agency, but then reconnaissance office, the defense intelligence agency. so who is getting a hold of these? also, talk about the platforms that they are being released on. discord is for gamers? and then talk about telegraph. >> in terms of the agencies, there is a potpourri of documents that give extremely detailed information about all of these agencies. the nsa, for example, eavesdropped around the world, the documents that were picked up or the documents that were released dealing with mossad and israel came from eavesdropping, from nsa eavesdropping on the communications of mossad. so -- then you have the national reconnaissance office in charge of putting spy satellites in orbit. the geospatial agency that analyzes the imagery. again, that information also came out of these documents because there are documents that show how we were able to collect information by satellite. there is a wealth of what they call sources and methods, both human and technical, that were released by the documents. now

they said the only job of the, of the national security agencies to encode and decode message as well. we know as a huge agency, the probably the biggest buy agency in the united states, maybe in the world. it does a lot more than encoding and decoding messages. and everybody knew that. and i had a television producer who came to united states several times to interview me. he was from athens, he did a program in athens, it was like 60 minutes of greece, i was told. and he, at one point he asked me said, did you know why the state department did this? and i so i have no idea serving a lot of books and it's obviously a fabrication. he said, well, i know after i did the 1st program with you, the u. s. and bassinger and math and called me into the office and, and to me he said, you know, you put me in a very, very difficult position. because now all these people are reading this book of diplomats and they're coming into my house and say, is it true? what's the, what's your position on his book? and he said, i go back to the state department and asked him, what is our position on this boo

ah william bill binnie was the 4th ranking officer in the national security agency or an essay at the time of the september 11th attacks. as the agencies technical director, he was one of the most highly cleared officers in the entire organization. after the september 11th attacks, the an essay and other national security agencies were scrambling to recover. and at the same time to make the u. s. a safer place. but some of the more cynical leaders at an essay. busy also saw an opportunity, they saw an opportunity to do something in the name of national security that had heretofore been denied.

but michael hayden who ran the national security agency said he believed it was a political mistake for the agency not to share with congress and the american people sooner. what it was doing so that if people knew about it, they would have after 9/11 supported it. i think he's right about that and that tendency of intelligence agencies to keep too much secret actually hurts the public trust they have to have to do their jobs. you know looking at american presidents amy. i think there was one george hw bush who was the director of the cia at one point. i think every other president amy though who came into office did not have that kind of intelligence background. maybe joe biden is familiar with the intelligence apparatus through his years in the senate and vice president so forth, but since maybe a lot of presidents start from scratch when they come to the white house and they first get their intelligence briefings they deal with the intelligence community and sometimes president is fine frustration, jack kennedy famously. wanted to break the cia. thank you said to a thousand pieces af

national security risk. about a decade ago, it was revealed that the u. s. national security agency, the an essay had spied on the cellphone or former german chance or argue america. we asked a social democrat, holger becker, who sits on the german parliament's digital affairs committee. if this is familiar territory for germany and if there's reason for concern. now, to be honest, i would not be too much surprised because you honestly have to be pretty naive to expect that there is not some kind of mutual. busy intelligent gathering, calling that way. so in that regards, i don't think that it will damage any existing relationships. it's more of an embarrassment actually for the various us agencies. we still don't do not know exactly where the leak is coming from. i mean, that's obviously a, a source of concern for the u. s. and it shows a lot of the classical components of a disinformation campaign. so you have a couple of genuine documents. you have a couple of documents which are obviously tempered with. and you have a couple of other documents we don't know, are they genuine or

and the national security agencies, they run things, there's any aluminum democracy. there's less democracy there than i've seen in princeton's the don at the people's republic. that's the true democracy. i'm so i'm serious. i'm serious. america hasn't been adult democracy in over 50 years. us is a danger to the world as it is and because it has all this economic power that it uses for the military about my country that most of what i understood about my own country was not true. you know that it wasn't the land of freedom and democracy and equality. you know that it very deep problem that it didn't stay to the c. i is not going to permit or on stage to be at peace with the world. we've got to have an enemy, they're dependent on it, and we're going to have an enemy period and it is a whole new day. it's not always there. there's no way better than what you believe in there was a lot of stuff with that. that would be able to come up with a system that replace that on the unless maybe some, you know, these are sick and twisted people. they care about nothing but money e

in 2017, it was the turn of rial reached to make headlines with the implementation of the national security agency report, the closed problem is not limited, the use of personal e-mail to send confidential information caused hillary clinton's dream for the presidency to be overturned in tehran due to the fact that she kept confidential documents at her residence. it was placed and it should be the ninth that has now ordered an investigation into the disclosure of the pentagon documents. the conditions are similar to azadeh taheri's day, sed and sima news agency . hello and good time. dear viewers , welcome to tonight's special news interview after the bitter reality. the crash of flight number ps752 destined for ukraine near tehran on january 18, 2018 and the death of 176 people on board this plane. judicial investigation of these cases is based on the principles of territorial jurisdiction , inherent jurisdiction and local and personal jurisdiction by the judicial organization. iran's armed forces began and finally a few days in front of a ukrainian plane crash case, after about three years of co

reconnaissance office, national geospatial intelligence agency, state or province bureau of intelligence and research, the pentagon's defense intelligence agency, and the national securityon tuesday, national security council spokesperson john kirby urged reporters not to cover the leak documents saying "it has no business on the front pages of newspapers or on television. it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there." that does it for our show. happy birthday to maria ines taracena and anna ozbek! [captioning made possible by /ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ pppxxxxo (sophie fouron) this little muslim island is stuck between the east african coast and madagascar. it's also a bit stuck between the long walk towards modernity and its very strong traditions. there are many challenges here in grande comore. there is shortage of electricity, everyday, they have shortage of water, the roads are devastated, the infrastructures are old. they have a long way to come, but they are filled with hope and optimisim. people take care of one another here. there is a great deal of

reconnaissance office, national geospatial intelligence agency, state or province bureau of intelligence and research, the pentagon's defense intelligence agency, and the national securityon tuesday, national security council spokesperson john kirby urged reporters not to cover the leak documents saying "it has no business on the front pages of newspapers or on television. it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there." that does it for our show. happy birthday to maria ines taracena and anna ozbek! [captioning made possible by pppxxxx■]■t■]■oññññ oç >> now, what should we focus on going forward? exclusive economic zone, and it might have been icbm, and exactly at what kind of missile, if it was whthe 12 or what. what is north korea going to do now? now, defense ministry said north korea launched what is suspected to be ballistic missiles, and one of them

first time this inclination of washington was reported to the world by an ex-agent of the national security agencyd now russian citizen hiding here edward snowden and now it has become. it is known that the us intelligence services are carefully listening to zelensky. although it could not be otherwise, the alleged desire to attack the rostov region, declared at one of the meetings , forced washington to refuse to supply long- range missile systems to kiev. russian territories, china will become neutral and nato will accept you as an aggressor, the americans are spying on south korea because of the israeli massado , the new york times writes about the depth of the us espionage effort, with the publication the first to report the leak from the pentagon to the general public the other day. although for the first time the x-files allegedly appeared a few months ago on the discord platform popular among video game lovers. then no one noticed the sensation, but after the wave went through all social networks, the secret became clear in disarming fullness. indeed, there is enough leakage. interestingly,

john kirby, spokesman of the national security agency at the white house saying to us last week we should be putting these stories into the media. almost seen from what he is saying, if they did not acknowledge what was out there, it would magically go away. i wonder if thedministration in your view has handled it properly. >> it was not clear at this point if the washington post investigation was doing that was done in parallel with a lawsuit -- with the other invesgation. that remains to be seen. in the last few days, the government suspect and arrest him. at this point i think it is premature to say the biden administration is not acted with sufficient seriousness or speed in addressing this problem. >> just one final point on this. the amendments that were made to some of these documents, what do you think went on there? >> at this point it looks like it was nothing more than every immature editing. done by individuals rather than governments. in a way that was obvious. it does not have the hallmark of foreign intelligence organization, really putting an effort into highly fickle to d

national security risk. about a decade ago, it was revealed that the u.s. national security agencyad spied on the cell phone that former -- of former german chancellor angela merkel. we asked a social democrat who sits on the digital affairs committee if what we are seeing right now, if this is not familiar territory for germany, and not also a cause for concern. >> to be honest, i would not be too much surprised. because you honestly have to be pretty naive to expect that there is not some kind of mutual intelligence gathering. so in that regard, i do not think it will damage any existing relationships. it's more of an embarrassment, actually, for the various u.s. agencies. we still do not know exactly where the leak is coming from. that is obviously a source of concern for the u.s. it shows a lot of the classical components of a disinformation campaign. so you have a couple of genuine documents, you have a couple of documents which are obviously tampered with, and you have a couple of other document where you do not know if they are genuine or fake. so you actually january -- gen

s. intelligence architecture with the national security agency, the cia and the defense intelligence agency, all being compromised. even the highly secret of national reconnaissance office, which is arguably the most clandestine intelligence agency of them all, gets a mention. it's responsible for a highly secretive, multi $1000000000.00 network of surveillance satellites, tasks with watching friends and enemies alike. on surprisingly, senior political figures are now openly voicing their concerns about the impact of this affair. it seems like a massive counter intelligence problem. the fact that this trove of documents was leaked. we are talking about things that could damage our national security and ca, efforts in europe and around the world as you'd expect. the ongoing conflict in ukraine features widely in the league reports which also reveal that the u. s. is actively spying on ukraine's military and political leadership, detailed battlefield, intel and ukraine's combat strength. a logistical reliance on nato is laid bare with a dismal assessment of the reality of the back mot.

followed the plans ukrainians on february 13, the day the report was compiled, the us national security agency citizens. leave russia immediately and on february 22, the cia circulated a secret report. ukraine, at the request of washington, agreed to postpone strikes on moscow. but the document does not indicate. why exactly this, of course , becomes such an interesting meme. that is, as we have been talking to you for these two weeks now, that is, in principle, to begin according to the secret report of the national security agency. no one should even he used to have to write something there, you know, there on anonymous terms, but i always say, yes, in general, what problems. and that someone has problems with access. e to access to classified materials. and not a question at all. now everything we write. er, that's him. well, here's an interesting detail, that i wrote about it today, and i really looked really useful on february 13, and they warned another thing, that go, now figure it out, when on february 13 this year they warned the americans to leave moscow what was it? maybe it was gen

classified computer networks for intelligence on the ukraine war, including material from the national security agency and gchq, the uk's digital spying department >> this goes way beyond a kid trying to impress his buddies. >> reporter: when one chat room member urged him not to abuse his access, he is said to have replied, "too late." >> and ken, could these new revelations lead to more charges for teixeira >> reporter: yeah, teixeira's alleged comments in this second chat room really do complicate his legal situation, jose he allegedly offered to share secrets with people outside the united states, the textbook definition of espionage. jose >> ken, thank you. >>> it has happened again. another instance of someone accidentally pulling up to the wrong address. and the homeowner opening fire this instance in florida. and the police say the shooter did nothing wrong. erin mclaughlin has the latest >> reporter: as the nation comes to terms with a week of random shootings involving seemingly innocuous mistakes, tonight in south florida, questions surrounding a grocery delivery that ended in gunfire. >> i

in 2017, it was britin's turn to make news with the implementation of the national security agency's report. the republic of iran may be prosecuted for keeping confidential documents in tehran's residence, and it should be noted that now the order of investigation regarding the disclosure of pentagon documents has been issued. is the next round will be resumed in about two weeks, which includes 700 yemeni prisoners and 700 coalition prisoners. romina's photo with my other heart and the saudi coalition took place. more than 700 yemeni prisoners were released in exchange for about 120 coalition prisoners . this exchange the commanders, the doors, were the saudi officers, and the benefit of it will end after three days, and the release of these heroes was a great day for the people of yemen . five years ago , he was kidnapped from his home in al-jouf province and until today he is in prison, he was released. my feelings are praise and thanks to god for helping me to be with you now, my mother , my brother and my children. prisoners and other coalition-affiliated committees took place de

it involves the countries national security agency, the e y p, and a new contentious piece of spying software called predator. predator is like a cheaper, less sophisticated version of the israeli software pegasus dozens of greeks including members of prime minister kitty echoes mitzo talk. this is, own cabinet, had been swept up in the spyware nat, yet the ruling party denies any culpability, and has done little to find the alleged perpetrators. the great mainstream media, meanwhile, have stayed most the quiet on this issue, which is odd since journalists have been amongst those targeted, exposes, produced by smaller independent news outlets, as well as international ones have caught the attention of the european parliament, though just in time for greece's parliamentary elections next month. the listening posts flo phillips now from athens on a spyware story, that should be making more news than it is. like in a looking normal, my phone stopped working properly. it overheated the battery, ran down very quickly and, and when i would call someone they would answer immediately without

national security agency's and the are investigating after dozens of miles were found circulating on social media last week. they're set to include sensitive information on security and relations with other countries, including ukraine. this might be the most damaging release of u.s. government information since the wikileaks files of 2013. officials say some of the documents appear to have been altered. >> i have directed an urgent cross-department effort, and we have referred the matter to the department of justice, which has opened a criminal investigation. i cannot say much more while the justice department investigation is ongoing, but we take this very seriously, and we will continue to work closely with our outstanding allies and partners, and nothing will ever stop us from keeping america secure. >> we have more now from the state department. >> when a reporter questioned the secretary's apparent lack of awareness of these documents apparently being on social media for perhaps the last several months, the secretary of defense told that reporter and a press conference that the

focus ninja reports that the source of the leak may be in the cia or the national security agency againsts background , the cia director called the publication of secret documents the quote is very annoying, let me remind you the materials that got into the network contain data on the number of ukrainian troops and the supply of weapons to the zelensky regime the british newspaper of the garcians in the pentagon documents found confirmation that special forces of nato countries are operating in ukraine from february to march yes, at least 50 commandos from the uk arrived 17 from latvia and 15 from france, joe biden, is unlikely to be able to again participate in the presidential elections, former us president donald trump said in an interview with fox news according to trump, biden is not as old as it might seem, but there is something wrong with him, and trump did not directly answer questions about the role of the united states in undermining the northern flows. according to him , no arguments. they failed to convince him that russia could be interested in damaging its own gas pipelines

policy elite, the blob as been roads term, the bureaucracy in the state department and the national security agencies. they run things, there's the aluminum democracy. there's less democracy there than i've seen in princeton's done at the people's republic. that's the true democracy. i'm so i'm serious. i'm serious. america hasn't been adult democracy in over 50 years. us is a danger to the world as it is and because it has all this economic power that it uses for the military about my country that most of what i understood about my own country was not true. you know that it wasn't the land of freedom and democracy and equality. you know that it very deep problem. it didn't state to the cia is not going to permit. oh dear. on stage to be peace with the world we've got to have with, you know, to be very dependent on it. and we're going to have an enemy period and it was a whole new day as a matter was there, there's no way better than what you believe in there was a lot of stuff with you put it in the process of latrice listed on the lease. you know, these are sick and twisted people, they care about