Didnt Redact News Today

Today we learned that the presidents campaign chairman may have worked on that, too. paul manafort publicly denied in 2017 that he had anything to do with that supposed peace plan that would have resulted in the dropping of russian sanctions, but today manaforts defense team filed this new document in federal court in d.c. in which they apparently didnt redact things properly. you can see from the filing there are a bunch of things that are behind black boxes. youre nod supposed to be able to re...

But today manaforts defense team filed this document in d.c. in which they apparently didnt redact things properly.he you can see there are a bunch of things behind black boxes. but they screwed up when they tried to redact the document. and you can read what is behind those blacked boxes. and so because of that mistake, by accident part of what we learned today is that presidents campaign chair, paul manafort has told plan took shape after trump was elected. if thats the same plan manafort told...

But he did a truly remarkable interview with snowden. >> how many of the documents have you read? >> i evaluated all of the documents in the archive? >> you read every single one. >> well i understand what i turned over. >> there is a difference between understanding what is in the documents -- >> i recognize the concern. >> when youre handing over thousands of nsa documents the last thing you want to do is read them. the "new york times" took a slide, didnt redact it properly, and it possible f...

Journalistic interview that aired on sunday. snowden is the former national security agency subcontractor who made headlines in 2013 when he leaked classified documents to the media on the governments domestic surveillance program. oliver confronted snowden about his knowledge of those documents and the possible harmful consequences of his actions. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i have evaluated all the of 9 documents that are in the archives. >> youve read every singl...

Disengagement in the country, they could have come up with similar results if they asked people to name a supreme court justice or a speaker of the house. but he did a truly remarkable interview with snowden. >> how many of the documents have you read? >> i evaluated all of the documents in the archive? >> you read every single one. >> well i understand what i turned over. >> there is a difference between understanding what is in the documents -- >> i recognize the concern. >> when youre handing...

Truth. these programs take in depth looks at serious topics not flinching from tough questions. >> look at another key exchange about one of the consequences of the material leaked out and some of the consequences that played out since then. lets play it. >> so "the new york times" took a slide, didnt redact it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. these things do happen in reporting. in journalism we h...

Three people were killed and hundreds more injured and m.i.t. police officer was killed in a subsequent shooting. if convicted, jurors will have to decide whether tsarnaev will be put to death. comedian john oliver a funny guy but nsa leaker wasnt joking. about owning the dangerous nature of what he released seeing how some didnt redact them as careful as they should have. take a listen. >> in journalism we have to accept some mistakes will be made. this is a fundamental concept of liberty. >>...

Archive. >> youve read every single one? >> well, i do understand what i turned over. >> theres a difference between understanding whats in the documents and reading whats in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you are handing over thousands of nsa documents the last thing you want to is read them. >> any my defense, im not handling anything anymore. thats been passed to the journalists. theyre using extraordinary security measures to make sure this is reported in the most...