People. and i thought, thank god, thank god. glenn greenwald, i ve been watching this fairley carefully and i don t have a big stack of public apologies. do you? or to edward snowden here. is this the only one? is this the first one? have i missed a few? no. i think it s hard not just in politics, but as a human being to do what mr. carter did, to first re-evaluate and publicly admit that your original opinions weren t accurate. i think that s hard for all of us to do. there have been some people who have done it. there was a vicious post about snowden early on and said later on, i ve haud thought about it and everything i said was wrong. he wasn t in it for fame or money pb he was in it because he believed the public had a right ton. juan williams just wrote a column in the hill that said he was wrong, in light of the court says that he was this
Strongest public advocate became glenn greenwald. tonight s breaking news is that someone has changed his mind about edward snowden. holene carter who was assistant of state of public affairs in jimmy carter s administration published a pielths entitled glenn greenwald, i m sorry: why i changed my mind on edward snowden. joining us now is hodding carter contributor to the new book after snowden, privacy, secrecy and security in the administration stage. and here to accept that apology, glenn greenwald. mr. carter thank you for joining us tonight. glenn is going to be on a little bit of a delay coming to us from south america. tell us how you did this most remarkable of things from washington creatures, changing your mind. i have a suspicion that living outside washington had something to do with it. it had something to do with