snowden claims he never intended to end up in russia and claims the u.s. might be misleading us about what his job really was. i was trained as a spy in a traditional sense of the word. i lived and worked under cover overseas, pretending to work a job that i m not and abeing assigned a name that i was not. the government might frame this in certain ways and say, he s a low-level analyst. joining me now is katie pavlich. this is the first time that edward snowden is telling us that he was a spy? right. in this interview, he essentially pushes back against the government s classification of him as a low-level administrator who somehow got this high-level security clearance and took all this information. he revealed for the first time that he was trained as a spy and kind of worked in that capacity overseas, not just with the nsa
people people were confused by that statement, maybe talking about president bush, because it was less than nine months ago that president obama didn t seem to have a succinct policy when it came to syria, whether or not he was going to go in and yet he talked about other people today. it was democrat presidents truman that get us into korea. bill clinton got us into bosnia and kosovo and screwed up somalia, by the way. george w. bush going into iraq and afghanistan, afghanistan, nato and iraq, a coalition of dozens of countries but the ramp-up in afghanistan was unilateral. he also called for $5 billion for fighting terrorism in other nations. got to wrap it there. thanks so much. secretary of state john kerry using strit strong language responding to claims nsa leaker snowden recently made in an interview.
get out of the way, get out of way! nearly 250 girls from rosemary high school were on that stage when it came crashing down. they said the flat form wasn t built to support that many people. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. well, inless than seven hours, nsa leaker snowden will speak at one of the nation s biggest tech conference, the south by southwest, snowden is living in russia, his speech will be live via video conference. he ll talk about the nsa spying program and how technology can protect citizens from government surveillance. it s certainly a busy week ahead for the highest court in the land the supreme court is expected to take on a campaign
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and since american cellphone data might be caught up the aclu is concerned. they told the post that quote one of the key components of location is private. the only way to hide is to disconnect from the modern system and live in a cave. they are trying to detect any connections with the phones of known terrorist. a lawyer for the national intelligence says quote there is no element of the intelligence community that is intentionally collecting bulk information about cell phones. the nsa doesn t know how many american cellphones have been