but there's obviously some crossovers to dealing with edward snowden. so i'm wondering if this could actually signal a deal for edward snowden, which would allow him to come back to the united states. what do you think? i mean, it's possible, certainly. i think that now the, the, the balloon has been talked. and so i think frankly, i think that the support for as those been growing much more quickly then joined us on. so i think the snowdon has a lot of support here in the united states. i think it's difficult to get that kind of support for julianna's ponds. i think a lot of that is in fact that snowden has in fact, american enjoying this on just not for different reasons. but i do think that there is a significant amount of support for the like, like edward snowden here in the united states. and so i think it's certainly possible. the question really is, i mentioned, but the idea that people in this country are afraid when i'm wrong, what do you want to come home? i'm not sure i would. i mean, i'd be pre approval of that. if i meant to know that i'm,

but the damaging information released by snowden was nothing compared to the democratic national committee's mass week. more than 20000 emails, which happened just a few months before the 2016 election. an unprecedented move. it was the exact source is still a mystery. however, revealed multiple scaling revelations about the dn say like a coordinate efforts with hillary clinton campaign against bernie sanders, several employees racist and rogatories treatments of others within the organization. and the various international business ties between the quinn foundation and hillary clinton's campaign advisor. john podesta is this couch with the headlines and the crucial last few weeks of the 2016 campaign creating a firestorm of controversies that many democrats believe cause the loss of hillary, clint presidential bit. of course, this is not going to go unnoticed and those in power in several countries around the world. new not only did julian assigns and is with you weeks website need to be silenced. but future whistle blowers needed to be sent this message. they would pay for any actions they

uh, edward snowden, bring them back to where it is, comes from united states of america. but randy, i'm going to end with you on this one question because we, you know, trump did not pardon join us on to the end of his 1st term. a lot people scratched or how do you think it had anything to do with surgery or state, mike pompei, or who recently it was revealed tried to have julian assigned, murdered. do you believe that what would have been pompous motivation and do you think this had anything to do with why trump did not part in julia massage. and you got one minute trump? yeah. i think the gun foot 2 is said, alright. basically at the last minute because he was going to do it, but somebody came into that office and said you do this, it's all you know, chuck schumer said see i can screw 7 days on sunday and that's exactly what they would have done if he had done it at that point time i. so as far as loan goes i, i concur with missed the i do not think he will come back or should come back. moscow is a beautiful city and i was there for 2 weeks. ready it's really a beautif

uh, edward snowden, bring them back to where it is. comes from united states of america. but randy, i'm going to end with you on this one question because we, you know, trumpet did not pardon join us on to the end of his 1st term lot people scratched or how do you think it had anything to do with surgery or state mike pompei o, who recently it was revealed tried to have julian assigned, murdered. do you believe that what would have been pompous motivation and do you think this had anything to do with why trump did not? pardon julia massage. and you got one minute to i think the gun put to is said alright, basically at the last minute because he was going to do it. but somebody came into that office and said that you do this, it's oh, yeah, you know, chuck schumer said see, i can screw 7 days on sunday and that's exactly what they would have done if he had done it at that point in time. i. so as far as loan goes i, i concur with missed the i do not think he will come back or should come back. moscow is a beautiful city and i was there for 2 weeks and it's really a beautifu

and i worked on the snowden documents.ked to actually publish enough of the documents to prove what we were saying, and there wasn't that culture before. we wouldn't... we would ask the audience to trust us. we wouldn't show them it. we started working with open—source investigators, people like bellingcat, who helped track that russia was behind mh17. and so ourjournalism is more accountable. it uses more modern techniques, we collaborate. didn'tjulian assange talk about scientific journalism? did you understand that's where sort of readers get to see the data behind the story and decide for themselves? i think he actually moved off that model and he moved off... i mean, wikileaks was named for wikipedia, although the two were never related. jimmy wales gets very cross if you suggest they were! but he initially thought, if you just publish the documents, everyone would go in and find the stories. and people don't do that. it takes training, it takes skill, it takes money. but he did have this idea that you should show you

things the stephania also helped glenn greenwald with his book, the top secret files leaked by edward snowden uh concerning italy. stefania, it's great to speak with you and i could make the introduction lot longer, but uh uh thank you for your tireless work and for coming on the show, thank you for having me, richard, and you know this, we are very happy that for the first time we talk many times about uh this case and for the first time julian is free, i'm overwhelmed to be here with you to comment as he's free, he's free to walk, free to meet friend, he's free to stay with his family, with stella, their kids, i can't believe, yeah, yeah, it's overwhelming, it really is, and and could i perhaps just begin by asking you stepanio, when is the last time you saw julian and what did you feel when you saw that he was finally free, what was going through your mind, yeah, yes, the last time we met it was november 2018, six month, five months before he was arrested and sent to belmarch, incarcerated in belmarch, and i still, i still remember how it was last time, i was really upset to realize how se

the, i'm so you, i mean, this is the devilish to tag along israel snowden. border since fighting between israel and the loop on nice militant group has bullock escalated at the start of the gospel last october. but despite the regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah do nice targeting the football peach in the goal on the sides. these rails from minnesota caught short movies to the us. we moved them now. so we're going to be bustling. i've been holding continue, a security consultations, and i've decided to bring forward my return to israel. i will convene the security cabinet as soon as i arrive, the state of israel will not stay silent. the u. n. has called for maximum restraint on the border between israel and level. but the slightest attack makes and all right, it tends to handle more dangerous area. we've got more from dw correspondents, the time. yeah. cream out into sudden as well. some of the victims have now be named here in the is really media. these are all younger children. teenagers between the ages of 10 and 20. these 12 were killed in the strike on saturday night and ma

things, the stephania, also helped glenn wald with his book, the top secret files leaked by edward snowden concerning italy.

and so far as i know, the next man after snowden to get it, and that's american, us embassies and 4 countries that come after me is wild. and so we have a couple of theories, the one that most people come to me 1st like all of this, you with a bunch of bureaucratic mistakes, but there's no way they raised our house in 2002 in cyprus, they had a huge fall on my wife, they've interrogated me, they've visited me and bought here in prison. personally as the i came, they tried to make deals. and also whenever, from microsoft, i cover the middle east and africa and i had several intelligence agency trying to recruit me to work for them. and when i kept saying no, they wanted to make an offer. i couldn't refuse and have a history that to and is approvable, know because when they try and recruiters not like they leave behind a business card to say, hey, you know, i'm from the intelligence agency, but very clearly there are 3 recruitment attempts. why is it that the f b i is looking for you on the website? they say that i legally retain my son, which is not because i had custody of my son anywhere is

american men see vehicles and come putting a close world old tanker trucks headed to close it, robin snowden, boulder city. i have 2 and a half 1000000000 barrels of proven oil reserves. but crucial facilities have either been destroyed or taken over by occupying american troops. series government have estimated that its loss of 10, so revenue has amounted to $27000000000.00. local say the us, so making their lives on bearable. shifting the only the us troops patrol the main roads in the uh yeah, it'll be area daily. one of the basis is only about 6 kilometers from us. various vehicles loaded with syrian resources constantly. and so this space, it's the kind of occupation. how do we hope to get rid of it? the actions are making us stop. they have taken out food and everything from us making life very difficult. the villages and people here on the won't do us troops to leave our country so we can return see how things were before 2011 to that way as well as so on cody, i was the head of use as of the claim to media outlet. he said the storm resources have funded separate this groups in syria,

and so far as i know, the next man after snowden to get it, and it's american, us embassies and 4 countries that come after me is wild. and so we have a couple of theories, the one that most people come to me 1st like, oh, there's just a bunch of bureaucratic mistakes, but there's no way they rated our house in 2002 in cyprus. they have a huge file and my wife, they've interrogated me, they visited me and vote here in prison. personally, the i came, they tried to make deals. and also in erica microsoft, i cover the middle east and africa and i had several intelligence agency trying to recruit me to work for them. and when i kept saying no, they wanted to make an offer. i couldn't refuse. and every history that to and is approvable, know because when they try and recruiters not like they leave behind a business card and say, hey, you know, i'm from the intelligence agency, but very clearly there are 3 recruitment of drums. why is it that the f b i is looking for you on the website? they say that i legally retain my son, which is not because i had custody of my son anywhere is here to lived i

it has brought speakers like rfk junior, and the whistleblower, edward snowden and donald trump, would have been a very unlikely speaker at this event, just a few years ago. take a look. and what he wrote on social media back in 2019, he said that cryptocurrencies were quote, not money, highly volatile. and based on thin air, will flesh for for 22024. take a listen to what he now says about crib coin i will end joe biden's war on crypto. >> we will ensure that the future of crypto are the future of bitcoin will be made in america. otherwise, other countries are going to have it now we ask to trump campaign. what sparked this 180 degree flip and they didn't really provide an answer, but i will point out that has received considerable financial investment and from the cryptocurrency community, some of its biggest investors and founders, many billionaire donors, have now been contributing to donald trump's. >> some of them actually giving in bitcoin his campaign pain has accepted about $4 million worth of bitcoin so far they tell us and donald trump's policies on bitcoin have shifted alon

chris snowden at the iea writes about this sort of stuff a lot. what works, what doesn't work.these measures, if they worked, i would absolutely endorse them. if it didn't just make people's lives miserable without actually providing cutting sugar or putting the surplus that has shown has shown there is evidence to it . cutting sugar evidence to it. cutting sugar from products? no. >> and from the drinks and charging a premium. it showed that a lot of people are choosing now or choosing. it was the companies that made the move, wasn't it? so you bring in the sugar tax and it wasn't that people thought, well, i'll, i don't want to pay extra. the companies thought they won't pay extra. we'll move across to sweeteners. yeah, but there are you still have the you can have normal coke and you have to pay the premium for it. >> yeah. it's good to be. there's always that the carrot and the stick isn't it. and it does feel like it's always. it's endless stick. no one's eating the carrot. the exactly the but the carrot. the exactly the but the poor people are not being given any sort of

this was just in the wake of the edward snowden revelations about espionage.y hard to do business with the government. the average contract would take 18 to 24 months to sell something to the government. if you're a young startup, that timeline doesn't work. so we have to rebuild trust to say can we find companies, put them under contract and accelerate that innovation into the hands of the war fighter? i think that's what that unit was successful in going. now we fast forward ten years later and there's a boom in entrepreneurs that want to build companies around national security and help protect democracies against authoritarianism. >> you mentioned the ukraine war being the first drone war, i believe you said. what are some other advancements that could be slightly down the road for military technology that could further change how we think about modern warfare? >> actually, i think it's already happening today. in many respects, the playbook used by ukraine and now increasingly by the russians are also appearing in the middle east. hamas was so successful