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"Joshua Schulte betrayed his country by committing some of the most brazen, heinous crimes of espionage in American history," Damian Williams, US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, said.
Brennan petition the attorney general holder to charge me with five felonies of espionage, all of it dismissed. ironically it was peter strzok who put the cuffs on me in 2012. >> wait a second, you told the truth about what a federal agency was doing without the knowledge or consent of congress. >> that's right. >> outside the democratic channels undermining democracy and msnbc and >> actually only fox came to my defense. that something you and i never talked about that. msnbc never called me a whistle-blower. they called me "cia leaker." see and an cnn after a year decided to cal me a whistle...
Attorney general holder to charge me with five felonies of espionage, all of it dismissed. ironically it was peter strzok who put the cuffs on me in 2012. >> wait a second, you told the truth about what a federal agency was doing without the knowledge or consent of congress. >> that's right. >> outside the democratic channels undermining democracy and msnbc and >> actually only fox came to my defense. that something you and i never talked about that. msnbc never called me a whistle-blower. they called me "cia leaker." cnn after a year decided to call me a whistle-blower. it's tough being a whi...
And said this was a fort coming and ben fish -- >> nice to see you. what's going on state department. we are learning he plans to leave the reporters behind. what's with that. who is cia leaker. is there a russia connection. glenn greenwald join us live. tonight we look back on the history made and we look forward on what you can expect. we'll have presidential historian. >> a new chapter of american greatness and now beginning. a new national pride is sweeping across our nation.
>> welcome to journalism under autocracy. that's the problem, you can never -- journalists, and we don't realize it until we lose it -- rely on working institutions of state to actually get the truth. you need an independent judiciary, you need intelligence agencies doing their job, you need law enforcement doing their job. once they start to become subsumed by either, you know, controversy or, as happened in russia, you know, being absorbed into the executive branch, you no longer have that. so you're constantly trying to find the truth in a sort of squishy reality. >> masha gessen, thanks fo...