i think as long as it's done responsibly and snowden didn't just throw it on on the unit.e to us with very clear instructions about making sure we never publish anything that could jeopardize anybody's lives. julian assange worked with the "new york times" with regarding, the largest newspapers in the world to protect lives and other legitimate interest of innocent people. so as long as it's done responsibly that kenny is a pure heroism. they're risking their lives to inform the citizenry about things we ought to know. >> host: glenn greenwald, that is some of your american experience but now you've taken your job to brazil. how did you get down there? >> guest: i had been visiting brazil quite a bit in the late 90s and early 2000s. i was working as as a lawyerw york at the time, and really just a place we all find this place is that resonate with our soul that speak to us. i was always overwhelmed by its beauty but then in 2005 i went there i intend just day seven weeks. i met my now husband of 17 years. at the time the defense of marriage act was a law under clinton year

i said to david who helped me a lot in the snowden.icely detained in london at one point as part of that reporting. i just said to him well look, you know, we've already been through this once before so we're gonna have this advantage that we've gone through this and they haven't and david said no, i think you're really thinking about this incorrectly the last time we did it the people angry at us the government's angry at us were thousands of miles away on the other side of an ocean. whereas this time the government that's going to be angry at us is literally right on the corner and this is gonna be much more dangerous and much more difficult. and much more and much riskier. and at one point even kind of joked and said god can't they get anybody other than you to get these archives? why does it always have to be you because obviously our life was turned upside down during the snowden story any new it was about to be again. so yeah, i definitely for me. it was deja vu but he was, you know, trying very hard to get me to see that this is

it was a similar story as ed snowden, when he turned it over to me and we did the reporting, it causeda lot of destabilization of the bolsonaro government and it went from crude insults about sexual orientation to expose threats of imprisonment, death threats from his movement, lots of security problems over the course of 18 months or so, we became kind of enemy number one of the bolsonaro movement, near the beginning of the presidency when he was at the peak of his power. >> host: what was operation carwash? >> guest: the largest anticorruption probe ever in the democratic world. it began in 2014 when a money launderer got caught in a trivial crime, laundering money through a local carwash in a midsized city, when they arrested him he said to them you won't believe what i have, not just a small time money launderer, but the money launderer for the most powerful millionaires, deeply corrupt and willing to help you discover all of their dirty secrets in exchange for leniency for this crime you caught me engaging in. it was at first kind of a moving story because it is true and everyone

so i do admire people like ed snowden and julian assange.the billion-dollar corporations are not doing their job. the broke entrepreneurial people that soviet. host. >> we look forward to booktv session. >> thank you

at snowden can simultaneously be breaking a law but there's a place in the world for people like thatut people like that, investigative journalists can't do their jobs. it's the bread and butter of what it means to be an american. that right, that right to report what someone tells you is being fundamentally, fundamentally it's in jeopardy right now. in our case with the fbi, they're trying to take that right away from us right here and right now. i had the aclu lawyers in my office last month telling me, and by the way, they are defending s.b. the aclu is writing to the judge trying to unseal the warrants that are against me. they said this is never happened before in american history, james o'keefe. what's happening to you has never happened before to any journalist. now they're starting to point guns at us and take our notebooks. that's never happened before. so i do admire people like edwards don't. i admire julian assange. i admire mike wallace. i don't know what's happened. i don't know why the billion-dollar corporations are not doing the job. it's left scrappy, broke entrepren

the edward snowden blew the whistle on. the u. s. also gave the state of israel a free pass. it's hard to imagine that being the case of the company paddling the spyware was russian or iranian, for example. so what does the lawmaker in charge of the report following this month's long you inquiry suggest doing now? i think we should start with a, a moratorium on the use off in the trade in a spyware, a moratorium, the, these conditional, in other words, member states can have it lifted if they meet a number of conditions. and that is, they need to have a framework in place for the use of spyware. we want them to agree to work with you or pull together other, you officials want stronger legislation related to the creation and transfer surveillance technology. some sound truly shocked than his kindness flying can possibly be going on in europe. i am shocked by the ever growing spyware scandal in greece, and by the total lack of will, by the greek authorities to properly investigated. it shows that the greek government is following the dangerous autocratic path of poland and hung

the problem is that as snowden, former boss, and as a deputy director and now you, us national cyber director, chris english, told me way back in 2014. everyone is scoring on offense in exploiting vulnerabilities with these kinds of tools. but no one's really very good at defense . he liken it to a basketball game where the score is like 355 versus 967. the horse is already left the barn and it's going to be tough for the e. you to now legislate this problem away. one more story to bring you before we go to break a time between russia under run are strengthening in the energy sector to run past strongly praise the $40000000000.00 deal with rushes, main gas producer to set up infrastructure, undeveloped iranian gas fields themselves. eat our new ca, megan, if you go to kits, right? as you know, a rome and russia are too powerful countries in the region and they would never this close him political and economic relations, especially in the field of energy. we have the expansion of fields on the pipeline for exporting gas. and fortunately, we have all of these on the agenda because of t

the problem is that as snowden, former boss, and as a director and now u. s. national cyber director, chris english, told me way back in 2014. everyone is scoring on offense in exploiting vulnerabilities with these kinds of tools. but no one's really very good at defects . he likened to a basketball game where the score is like 355 versus 967. the horse is already left the barn and it's going to be tough for the you to now legislate this problem away. so i was in rush on it wrong, i'll strengthening in the energy center as her on her slowly praise of full $2000000000.00 deal with rushes gas from to set up info server and develop it, winning gas fields. you know, to cea. megan, if you go to church, right? as you know, a rom and russia are too powerful countries in the region, and they were never this close in political and economic relations, especially in the field of energy. we have the expansion of fields on the pipeline for exporting gas. and fortunately, we have all of these on the agenda because of the memorandum of understanding and the agreement we h

she was also a member of the eu delegation leading the us negotiations after the exposure of edward snowdeney are legitimately using the data of eu citizens piers musara should to take office on december 23, when the five-year mandate of the current president of slovenia expires . the fish farm of our country continues fishing seasons, the catch of the farm plan to get more than 10,000 tons of products, so among the enterprises of the minsk region, which are engaged in aquaculture, the fish factory traditionally shows a high level of catch. lyuban total volume here will exceed 1.500. t is now grass carp, and silver carp are caught in ponds, then sorted by weight. basically more than a kilogram and other parameters part of the word will go away for processing to the plant itself, and the other part for sale in live form brings us the main income today. this is a live fish sale. almost 8 crews leave every day throughout the republic of belarus today. uh, we have a fair in minsk, three crews constantly go there to trade in minsk, they sell, on average, for 2 days, tones of live fish are sold a

have completely mixed up, but the hands of the cia are long enough to recall the scandal with edward snowden us, who leaked how the secret services control every breath of the americans or julian sancho his vikelix. after all , the journalist was also primarily wanted by the cia in general, initially it was not supposed to conduct operational activities, e.g., inside the middle states, however , in fact, after september 11, it was received. law has practically unlimited powers, up to the point that it is possible to seize a person located on the territory of the united states, take him out and apply illegal torture against him, prohibited by the us constitution, emphasized after september 11th. under the pretext of these tracts, the us was actually to cancel many legal restrictions on the activities of the spice that the ears of the cia stick out and in attempts.

this is the kind of age edward snowden, the early revelation, evidence about the nsa's wiretapping and electronic surveillance programs. and one of the kind of explosive stories in that moment was the extent to which which internet, corporate conglomerates were, so to speak, in bed with the government. and i thought to myself, well, where does this come from? and it turns out these relations ships are as old. the wires themselves western union in the age of the telegraph really pushed back on government attempts to both tap telegraph lines and also access messages. but in the age of the telephone from the beginning as the saying went ma bell was big handmade and over. the telephone carriers around the country. importantly the bell system found it quite beneficial to. provide information also access to kind of infrastructure, telecommunications infrastructure for the purpose law enforcement and national security, surveillance it was in bell's interest mostly because it kept them in the good graces of government regulators. that relationship changes in the 1980s with the break up of the

and myths finally mixed up in a lesson from the cia long enough to recall the scandal with edward snowden the secret services control every breath of the americans or julian sansha and his vikelix. after all, the cia was also primarily looking for a journalist, in general, initially it should not have carried out operational activities for people, e.g., in the middle states, however, in fact, after september 11, it was received. almost unlimited powers up to the fact that it is possible to seize a person who is on the territory of the united states, take him to guantanamo bay and apply illegal torture against him, which is prohibited by the us constitution, emphasized after september 11th. under the pretext of these teachers. uh, the united states actually canceled many legal restrictions on the activities of the special services that the ears of the cia stick out and in attempts to rebel in belarus, we said in one of the past programs they stick out and it seems like the allies have loud scandals two thousandth wiretapping of the chancellery, the leaders of france and germany, together w

pick us and resources find us in the same event any journalist find sources like the way that ed snowden greenwald come i don't think the growing green will lose what find it conducting the same for the contractor found him and much of the case the whistleblowers defined as, for example is your fbi agent found me the fbi rated by home fbi agent came to us with internal restrictive documents from within the fbi systems and where they were calling us news media and is a very big deal because the case hinges on whether we are using the since of the people tend to find the journalism that they can trust in these days, most sources don't really trust any journalist and almost people do not trust media but we don't really pick our subjects about subjects find us. >> how many times have you been sued. >> were jailed or indicted are sitting in the exhibit all my attorneys are setting about 5 feet away from me and i know that they are probably laughing and i don't know exactly how few, couple of dozen pieces of litigation over the last ten years we really never lost a case going to lose because w

as a very similarar story to the one i had with edward snowden it was an anonymous source.ausedf destabilization of the bolsonaro government and it went from crude insults about my sexual orientation to explicit threats of imprisonment from the president himself death threats from his movement. lots of security problems over the course of 18 months or so. we really became kind of enemy number one public enemy number one of the boston movement. near the beginning of his presidency when he was kind of at the peak of his power. what was operation car wash? operation car wash was a gigantic anti-corruption probe potentially the largest ever in the democratic world that began really by accident in 2014 when a money launderer got caught in a pretty trivial crime laundering money through a local car laundering money through a local car wash and hence the name operation car wash. carwash. when they arrested him they said you won't believe what i have. i'm not a smalltime money longer, i'm for the most powerful billionaires most are deeply corrupt and i'm willing to help you discove

that's how american whistleblower, edward snowden, monks, the blame russia. trend on his twitter page mimicking an iconic children's book fairies. oh, your i p suspects mister snowdon? where do i order this? i do, you know what year was this printed? i kind of like the sixty's the while really doesn't change that much to be honest. i many thanks for keeping his company here on our t international. as always, you can find the latest news updates on our website, r t dot com and also that gets join our telegram tunneled say thanks for joining our teams, ashton. i'm going to try another question for the mobile blog post. actually sure. which ones? which on the bus, because i don't think it's for me, but i'm going to push what do i go to places that i wish lab radius love it will much do. i don't want that to my different benefits. you won't have to push. i love with gamma will push, that's what i was making this new group on bunch from group or your to your for holding the pressure where he's using this to hold. you go to the broker insurance . gosh, we've got pretty cool. what is covered

the matter, whether it's freedom of speech or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan. again, it's been killed in kenya. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and american policy. and in terms of iran or diplomatic cypher was that was true. and that's what iran is saying that next have a probe into it. and if there is anything, you know, i doubt that should come in the public rather than making an assumption by the euro . because it is not going into their favor, i believe that everything has to be investigated. rather than having a conclusion of your choices. that's the tank which europe needs to understand best and what needs to understand. ah, the survey one referred, known as shock, who is now a german senator, has offer a shelter in the salon, him political asylum. he came to the criminal case has been opened against him for allegedly approving war crimes. this was presumably provoked by complaints about his tweet reflecting his stones in support of the russian military operation which caught the attention the german police. as

that's how american whistleblower, edward snowden, monks, the blame russia. trend on his twitter page mimicking an iconic children's book fairies. oh you are i p suspects mister snowdon? oh, where do i order this? i do, you know what year was this printed? i kind of like the sixty's, the while really doesn't change that much, to be honest with many thanks for keeping his company here on our t international. as always you can find all the latest news updates on our website, r t dot com. and also that gets join our telegram channel to thanks for joining our transactional ah, ah, need to come to russian state little, never. i've studied us on the north lansky with within the 55 when. okay, so 9 is 25 i'm speaking with will van in the european union? the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all brand on youtube with me. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on often very matic development. only really i'm going to resist. i don't see how that st

the matter, whether it's freedom of speech or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan getting this been killed in kenya. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and american policies. and in terms of him, a diplomatic cipher was truth, and that's what iran file is saying that next have a probe into it. and if there is anything you, no doubt that should come in the public rather than making an assumption by the euro, because it is not going into their favor. i believe that everything has to be investigated, rather than having a conclusion of your choices. that's the thing which europe needs to understand best and what needs to understand. ah, a so born rafa known as a shock, who is now a german citizen, as off russian authorities to grant him political asylum, he claims that a criminal case has been opened again, soon elected the approving war crimes. this was view, presumably provoked by complaints about his tweets reflecting his stars in support the russian military operation, which caught the attention of the german police as i'm on

that's how american whistleblower, edward snowden, monks, the blame russia. trend on his twitter page mimicking an iconic children's book fairies. oh you are i p suspect mister snowdon? oh, where do i order this a do you know what year was this printed? i kind of like the sixty's, the while really doesn't change that much to be honest with many thanks for keeping us company here on our t international. as always, you can find all the latest news updates on our website, r t dot com and also to join our telegram channel to thanks for joining our teams, ashton. ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk. i'm going to try another quite nice one to mumbo blog, post that to make sure i keep a twinge, quit document on the both of the dimensions for me, but you want to push. what did you like to replace that additional? afraid is the most people do th

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it was a very similar story to one i had with edward snowden that it was enormous source with a gigantic archive and it caused a lot of destabilization of the government, and it went from crude insult about my sexual orientation to explicit threats of imprison from the the president himself, death threats from movement and over the course of 18 months or so we became enemymy number one at the movement, near the beginning of his presidency when he was kind of at the peak of his power. >> what was operation car wash? >> operation car wash was a gigantic anticorruption probe potentially the largest ever in the democratic world that began really by accident in 2014 when a money landerrer got caught through a mid-side city called curb slps shiba when they arrested him he said to them you won't believe what i have. i'm not just a small time money lander but i'm a fixer for the most powerful billionaires all deeply corrupt, and i am willing to help you discover all of their dirty d secrets in exchane for lean leniency and it was a moving story because it is true, and everyone knowledges that br

cambridge analytic as a whistleblower and other of your colleagues there. chelsea manning, edward snowden, where we threw them. we learned so much more about essentially the world of official secrecy and about the technical capacity and the digital capacity behind a lot of that intelligence and essentially spying if you will. and i'm wondering what your thoughts are on how important that kind of role is. it's not something often discuss, should we be embracing the snowdon in the mannings of the world? or is that you know a bridge too far? i do a lot of work on supporting whistleblowers. i usually have at least one new whistleblower a week. reach out to me and i introduce them to lawyers or the government departments or agencies to which they would need to submit with applying i evidence in order to go forward with their complaints. and i believe that we need to strengthen whistleblower law, both in the united states in europe and many other countries around the world that don't even have national whistle blowing law. what's so important about what whistleblowers do and are able to provide

it's freedom of speech, or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan gentleness, been candid, kenia. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and americans. policies for the latest news updates, debate and discussion. you can keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. thank you for joining us here on our t international with a the conflict in ukraine is turned into a test of wills and endurance. and a such escalation as part of the couch with this is what makes this conflict so dangerous. when nato escalates russia, we act accordingly. and we know now american boots are on the ground. what could go wrong.

that work up on one leg so much so that a couple of days ago, his former personal trainer, fernando snowden, he was, was asked about that work up. he said, i don't know how he did to walk, much less play a woke up so that gives you a demand image of what happened. let's hope massey's on see likes for this. well, not thank you. thank you, bye for now guys. okay, that. so from here for now, messy and arching senior 1st off on day 3, and that is followed by denmark against 2, nicea mexico, poland, and then the defending champion, france out of their campaign against australia. good bye. for now. let's not stop to come here and al jazeera, including a push a piece of eastern democratic republic of congo as region leaders try to stop the advance of m $23.00 rebels and trying to fill hundreds of empty posts. ellen must dos on a recruitment drive for twitter. more than stainless, ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere, a you ready for the with sponsored my cattle aways. hello. we've got some rain in the forecast of the middle east over the next couple days. not a lot, but the possi

it's freedom of speech, or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan getting this been can lead kenia. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and americans. policy. for the latest news updates, debate and discussion, you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com. thank you for joining us. a anata international ah ah ah ah, with .

that work up on one leg so much so that a couple of days ago, his former personal trainer, fernando snowden, he was, was asked about that work up. he said, i don't know how he did to walk, much less play a woke up so that gives you an image of what happened. let's hope massey's on see likes for this. well, thank you. thank you. bye for now guys. okay, that. so from here for now, messy and arching senior 1st off on day 3, and that is followed by denmark against 2, nicea mexico, poland, and then the defending champion, france, opened their campaign against australia. good bye for now. ah, still to come on out a 0 back and course the release of former president jacob sima from jail of medical parole is ruled unlawful and irrational with age running out in the economy, taking a hit, living standards, deteriorate and serious last rebel held region. ah ah hello, we have warnings that damaging way in the cross southeast and parts of australia some heavy rain at times as well. the rain is in the process of pulling out of the way that squeeze on the i suppose that's why we have got very strong winds

it's freedom of speech, whether they talked about julianna's under edward snowden or the pakistani gentleness, been candid, kenia. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and americans are policy. for the latest news updates, debate, and discussion. you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com. thanks for joining us. a honesty, international ah, to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense, staring dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and talk with .

that work up on one leg so much so that a couple of days ago, his former personal trainer fernando snowden. he was, was asked about that work up. he said, i don't know how he did to walk, much less player woke up so that gives you an american image of what happened. let's hope massey's on see likes for this. well, not thank you. thank you, bye for now guys. okay, that. so from here for now, messy and arching senior 1st off on day 3, and that is followed by denmark against 2, nicea mexico, poland, and then the defending champion, france, opened their campaign against australia. good luck enough. but not so to come here now does their including a push for pm eastern democratic republic of congo was regional leaders tried to stop the advance of em. 23 rebels. i'm trying to fill hundreds of empty posts, even must goes in a recruitment drive for twitter. wanna stay with us. ah hello, i'm pleased to say that the weather's quieting down now crosses eastern parts of the i said the up towards the northeast corner where we saw that really heavy reco breaking november snow. just around western and ne

the edward snowden leaks in 2013 revealed information about a program called tempora where the uk wasntic internet cables, soaking up data and sharing it with the united states. china has gotten in on the game, too. several state-owned companies own, maintain and repair undersea cables. this has prompted taiwan to increase spending on its own infrastructure for fear that china could have a tight grip on its telecons. in the 20th century, they carried telegraph signals. the united kingdom was a dominant force in the industry, given the wide reach of its empire. during world war i, british forces engaged in an early act of information warfare, they cut the cables connecting germany with the outside world. more than 100 years later, russia could do something similar withvastates consequences. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. so every day, yoyou can say... ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhh.. here, i'll take that. [

have completely mixed up, but the hands of the cia are long enough to recall the scandal with edward snowden, who leaked how the secret services control every breath of the americans or julian sanshu his wickelix. after all, the journalist was also primarily wanted by the cia, according to the law of the cia, in general , initially it was not supposed to conduct operational activities within the united states, but in fact after september 11th. it received practically unlimited powers up to the fact that it is possible to seize a person who is on us soil, take him out there and apply unlawful torture against him, prohibited by the us constitution, u emphasized after 9/11. under the pretext of these tractors. uh, the us has effectively repealed many of the legal restrictions on the activities of the spice that the cia's ears are sticking out and trying. in belarus, we spoke in one of the past programs, they stick out and it seems like the allies have a loud scandal of the two thousandth wiretapping of the chancellery, the leaders of france and germany, along with the us national security agenc

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we could have a lawn conversation about why the folks who protected edward snowden didn't protect herfive years in prison. she asserted she was trying to defend the united states against russia, but it didn't matter. even with noble intentions, taking classified documents is against the law, and that brings me back to the twice impeached former president. among the many investigations trump is facing is a doj probe regarding the thousands of documents trump took to mar-a-lago when he left the white house. including hundreds that were marked classified. some of those classified tuments were so sensitive that only a small number of people inside the u.s. government would be authorized to even see them. to this day, trump still has not offered any explanation for why he would need to have any of these materials in his possession. except for false claims that they are his. again, his reasons don't even matter. it's still a crime. so if reality winner received more than five years in prison for taking one classified document, why is trump still free as a bird after taking hundreds of them?

and he got attacked for it, but after that happened we had other people defend us edward snowden trevor tim freedom of the press perspective. i'm sorry. i'm read the tweet to you. i'm sorry, but this is worrying from a press freedom perspective unless and until the department of justice releases evidence that veritas was involved in the theft which we weren't. because if there's none then these fbi raids are a violation of the privacy protection act. he followed up. i know i'm gonna get two doesn't replies ratioing my tweet, but it keeps not a journalist and he says read the statue doesn't matter. i don't personally like o'keefe for veritas, but imagine if this was a liberal organization under donald trump by the way, trump never rated a journalist home before like the biden's department of justice did also, we had other organizations come to our defense. we had politico fbi raid on veritas home sparks questions about press freedom. we hadhe washington post with the unintentionally ironic batm sgan democracy dies in darkness. democracy dies in darkness jeff bezos's woke clickbait rag th

i got attacked for his have got to that about we had other people defend us and edward snowden and freedomuntil the department just releases evidence that project veritas was involved in a theft which we work, because if there is no income other than the fbi raids are in violation of privacy protection act and we followed up. >> hanukkah back to i don't going to get replies but o'keefe is not a journalist and read the statute it doesn't matter to don't personally like james o'keefe or veritas been imagine visiting the organization under trump, by the way trump never rated like the department of justice did most weom had other organizations comes or events, political fbi raid said veritas sparks questio aut press freedom we have the washington st and with the unintentionally ironic batman slogan democracy died in darkness pretty democracy died inarkness and jeff pesos is washington post b they even defended the project average i writing her home when many to protect the journalist reporters comm and course writing letters to the judges signed the warrant and why did you do that and so there

yes passion for snowden atomic mystery of the pharaoh buckingham palace golden cave, reich or sim-sim, hitler well, there further muller i'll ask you to stay and so on and so on english sorge i'm taking here, a real really historical fact, i offer my version. in what way in such an art form, combining journalism with what i can write, like a detective detective in detective form here? well, the most relevant things that happen in our time, sometimes we delve into the past. today, let's say the topic of fascism is so relevant for us, yes, neo-fascism and so further. this, by the way, there are some things here that are connected. yes, with the forerunners of these events that are taking place today, i must say that this is the second book i have already published. uh, top secret. the first or journalism after all. that 's how i called this book. i beg your pardon, as a collection of historian and detective essays. this is a work of art. it's not scientific. you can’t search here, so to speak, but everything is here, er, authentic. if anything, i invented yes fantasized by the author. t

the illusion of security, but we remember and the mass was remember, i myself published snowden, uh,ommon. and by the way, remember what you did with sasange. eh, in the end. uh, accused there and in they raped sweden now, they gave it up this year and, by the way, no one, by the way, the world journalistic community stands up for a person who, in general, made a rather interesting fact public. here snowden in russia, as we know, received citizenship and also the international journalistic community does not really stand up for a person who really is. uh, discovered a lot of interesting things, and the united states does not deny the veracity. they demand it. e to yourself to plant far and for a long time. but what he says is not denied. well, here, the rolls leave secret information, too, in general, it is not denied that this is the origin. the laptop is like about biden's son. the same story. uh, that is, the mass becomes public pranksters constantly play very big european politicians. remember the call our pranksters made to the british secretary of defense with a conversation. w

showed up, it was incredible, so i just want to thank you and the founding members sue and larry snowden ever heard of, he is the single greatest purchaser of commercials in the history of our country, cannot -- i cannot stand it anymore, mike lindell. >> [applause] mr. trump: in the history of our country, nobody -- i always tell people, why don't you buy commercials like mike lindell, i don't know what he does. i think he waits until just before, like 10 seconds before airtime, and then fox says we haven't sold any. he says i will give you 100 bucks for it. he does commercials that last like five minutes. you the most unbelievable, and i am sure his pillows are -- actually, they are good because i have one. but i am more impressed with your ability to buy commercials because i think -- and he is a patriot, let me tell you. the fbi pulled him over a couple of weeks ago and took his phone. i am sure they will learn a lot from your phone. all they are going to learn is how good is the pillow business, i would like to find that out. anybody that can buy that many commercials in the pillow

well, ask snowden , for example, yes, we are now. still, here it is again. an illusion mask and his personal perspectives there. we are trying to understand what is happening in the states and here, for example, to the question. but this would be conceivable there a few years ago there, uh, what was happening. uh, biden's revertoric, biden's state, elon's statement with a mask, and so on, yes or no, for example, there, for example, you say no, it's not conceivable, of course, in the elite crisis what is it about, therefore, i'm not that i i lead to this idea. i'm trying to understand, so to speak, and i don't know how to generalize all these signals from i repeat in a state, a biden and a statement with a mask and some kind of general movement and strange, completely hitherto unseen statements regarding what, so to speak, these we will close these, we will ban here, it is not at all appropriate some freedom of speech to say what, so to speak, democracy is a danger. well, it would seem that madness orwell is pure, but we hear it. we hear all this, please, so

he whistled someone there, yes, and there, and sasha snowden was whistled, and now they write and arrestmpany there is a lot of talk about the fact that now china, especially after the congress, is already ready there almost to forceful actions. here, how do you assess the real change in the mood in china the solution to the taiwan problem you know, i would say not only changes in china, but changes in america because all kinds of provocation, let's say, in relation to the people 's republic of china using the taiwan theme, have been committed before . but it still happened from time to time. that is, there was some mm moment of tension, then for a certain time the situation was discharged, and now it just got so chronically consistent. this is how the current time differs from the former americans. just go. sorry for that wording. they went to pieces. that is, they decided simply not to stop provoking china, it just feels like they are testing stability, composure, uh, ina, but ability. eh, keep yourself under control. as for china, you see. hmm, here, in fact, nothing new has been said

well, ask snowden , for example, yes, we are now. still, here it is again.stion. but this would be conceivable, there some years ago there, but what is happening, uh, biden’s rhetoric, biden’s state, elon’s statement with a mask, and so on, yes or no, for example, there, for example, you will say no, not mentally, apparently, that's what it's about, therefore, i'm not that i'm bringing you to this thought. i'm trying to understand, so to speak, and i don't know how to generalize all these signals from i repeat in a state, a biden and a statement in a mask and some kind of general movement and strange, completely unprecedented statements that so to speak, these we will close these, we will ban here at all it is not appropriate some freedom of speech to say that, so to speak, democracy is in danger. well, it seemed madness orwell pure, well, we hear. we hear all this, please, so let's try to realize what they have going on there in general and explicit and although the republicans could. drink more successfully than they performed, but nonetheless. they took t

snowden about this. spoken with about this. i've spoken with 50,000 across britain about 50,000 kids across britain about the online simply the threats of online and simply what they me all the time is they just they don't have get around things. around all these things. children tech savvy children are more tech savvy than adults. this just nanny than adults. is this just nanny state? and it's really got to be an effective i think there's an aspect that . i think there's aspect of that. i think there's also an aspect of parental responsibility . i also an aspect of parental responsibility. i mean, i saw a statistic that something like 30% of five year olds have social media accounts when clearly their parents are helping that and the helping to do that and the parents giving them phones. parents are giving them phones. i there's an i do think that there's an aspect the state trying to aspect of the state trying to put back in the bottle put a genie back in the bottle when it comes tech. and when it comes to tech. and there's h

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