i would say yes to all of those. they can turn them on with the power turned off the device. that s pretty scary. today many are saying there is no reason to listen to snowed den because he broke the law and is a traitor. his defenders emphasize most reports of government wrongdoing from watergate, and surveillance to blackmail martin luther king they all required leaks. no matter what you think of snowden, what matters is the evidence he released. that evidence was overwhelming of government agencies running operations some of which the white house says president obama didn t even know about and surveillance so vast it presumes we are all suspects. all of that led to a national security breakthrough just last week. that was when the house passed a bill with a partial ban on the nsa s bulk collection of certain phone data. the bill was written by republican author of the pac act. after some pressure was endorsed by the obama white house.
acting honorably to alert the world to government wrongdoing. it is so bizarre, reading about that this morning and seeing, you know that the plane is still sitting there. but they re not searching the plane because they say they don t have any evidence to search the plane. it s extraordinarily unusual. i would say even unprecedented to ground the plane of a president of a country. right. they said they have checked all the passports of people on board but have not searched the plane. the add obama administration says it s pushing back the start of a key position that mandated any employer with 50 or more workers to provide health care coverage. they re pushing that back now to 2015. it was set to take effect this january. businesses complained they didn t have enough time to implement the rules but individuals, me, you, others are still going to have to get insurance norms. that s a huge development. we keep saying big, big, big.
snowden going snowden. on june 6th the guardian publishes his first story based on information allegedly obtained from snowden showing how the federal government is gathering information from verizon phone records. three days later snowden sits down for a taped interview. you ve seen it quite a bit on our air. he says he leaked details to show what he considered to be government wrongdoing. he said he did it for the american public. last friday the justice department charges him wees by imagine the and with be espionage and theft of government property, and on the heels of that u.s. officials on saturday asked hong kong to extradite snowden. the very next day on sunday, hong kong howed him to believe allowed him to leave on a flight to russia. documents did not fully comply with the legal requirements under hong kong law. the united states, of course, disputes that, and that led to a flurry of angry words from the obama administration. but the big question is besides
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ambassador rice on those now infamous sunday show appearances. other so-called whistle blowers from other agencies including the cia have provided information to congressional investigators but are unwilling to speak publicly because of a fear of retaliation. our next guest knows all too well about that culture. he is the filmmaker behind war on whistle blowers featuring four people whose lives were destroyed after they exposed government wrongdoing. robert green well interviewed journalist experts and the whistle blowers themselves. welcome, robert. thank you. nice to be with you. it is an interesting and important project. help me understand something. when you sign up for government, you have certain obligations that are greater than just going to a corporation that is working for profit. government would be impossible if everyone who had a grievance or had a decision go against them or something they didn t like, not just illegal, they didn t like, went to the press with that.