Who saw Snowden's documents?
Edward Snowden claims he did not allow Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies to see classified documents. In a new interview with the New York Times, Snowden says he gave all of the documents to journalists while in Hong Kong, and did not bring any with him to Russia. One of the journalists who received classified information from Edward Snowden is Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald. He spoke to Anderson about these latest revelations.
AC360 Exclusive: Inside David Miranda's detention
He spent nearly nine hours, held by British authorities under anti-terror laws. But David Miranda says he was not asked a single question about terrorism. Miranda is the life partner of reporter Glenn Greenwald, who helped break the story about the NSA's domestic spying programs. Greenwald says Miranda's detention was retribution for his reporting. Both Glenn Greenwald and David Miranda spoke exclusively with Anderson, in their first interview since the incident occurred.
AC360 Exclusive: Glenn Greenwald responds to his spouse's detainment at Heathrow Airport
Glenn Greenwald is lashing out at both the British and American governments after his life partner David Miranda’sdetention at Heathrow Airport. Greenwald said the incident was meant to intimidate him and all journalists. Anderson spoke exclusively with Greenwald and Miranda about what happened. They also discussed Edward Snowden's new life in Russia.
 |
Post by: Filed under: Edward Snowden • NSA |
Greenwald, the Miranda detention, and journalistic immunity
Were authorities justified in using terrorism laws to detain reporter Glenn Greenwald's spouse David Miranda? He spent nearly nine hours being questioned at Heathrow Airport, and says he was told he had to answer or go to jail. He also says none of those questions were about terrorism. Were authorities justified in doing that? Anderson asked CNN Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin, and the Government Accountability Project's Jesselyn Radack.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: Jeffrey Toobin • NSA |
Snowden's father on FBI deal to visit Moscow
Edward Snowden's father Lon talks about an offer by the FBI to fly to Moscow and visit his son. Why he turned it down, and why he thinks his son should stay in Russia, at least for now.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: Edward Snowden • NSA |
Edward Snowden's father on latest NSA revelations
Britain's Guardian newspaper revealed today that the NSA's e-mail searches may go deeper than you might imagine. According to the paper, agents are not only able to access e-mail addresses and subject lines, but also the content of the messages. In addition they are also able to view web histories and social networking activity. All this echoes bombshell allegations by Edward Snowden in the same newspaper. Anderson spoke with the NSA’s leaker’s father Lon Snowden, along with his lawyer Bruce Fein.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: NSA |
New questions about NSA spying
New questions, but few answers about the extent of the NSA's domestic spying program. Today, Britain's Guardian newspaper detailed a program called XKeyscore, that allows even low-level government employees and contractors to access just about anything a user does on the internet. The new revelations come amid a new push in Congress to limit the reach of the NSA. Anderson spoke with Michigan Republican Congressman Jason Amash, who led an effort that nearly succeeded at doing just that.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: NSA |
Mudd: Snowden doesn't know way out
Former CIA and FBI senior official Philip Mudd compares Edward Snowden's next steps for escape to a 'three-dimensional chess' game.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: Edward Snowden • NSA • Russia |
Snowden: Intel value vs. Politics
Anderson Cooper and Fran Townsend discuss the balancing act between intelligence and politics within the NSA leak case.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: Edward Snowden • Fran Townsend • NSA |
U.S. hunt for NSA leaker's location
Christiane Amanpour, Jeffrey Toobin, Fran Townsend and John Miller discuss twists and turns in the search for Edward Snowden.
|
|
Post by: Filed under: Christiane Amanpour • Edward Snowden • Fran Townsend • Jeffrey Toobin • NSA |
On Twitter
