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With jeffrey epstein, the suicide has left many unanswered quick solutions particularly for the victims and i sympathize with everyone who has been affected and want some form of closure, this comes after an interview with prince andrew that left many saying there were more questions than answers about his relationship with the disgraced pedophile. >> doing another things -- >> a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> reporter: prince andrew said the queen has agreed to his request. jussie smollett is countersuing chicago in response to a suit by the city winning reim...

Defendants use this idea of reputational harm. i'm going to suffer if you send me to jail. i'm going to pay a price and you know, i can't because i have a family and money and kids and a name and a reputation and so on. and they bat that down and they say, look, you have to pay the same price as anyone else because we as a country need to take our laws seriously and need to deter future people like you from dmcommitting crimes like this. yes he said i'm sorry but that didn't cut it given that he didn't cooperate as a true cooperating witness might have. >> talking about the issues of doing the...

Draft of the briefing was concerned, and he said it three different times, these companies are very important to us, we can't do anything that would harm them. what he meant was, reputational harm, market harm. harm to their public images. and to me, when something is classified for the reason that, companies are doing something which the public would strongly disapprove of, is exactly the wrong reason to classify something. it is a strong reason to think it is something we ought to bring to light. >> barton gellman for "time" magazine. currently on assignment for the "washington post." and a ...

Coming soon on these slides. clearly there are technical issues they've got to solve. but there are ways that the companies can negotiate the access and the conditions. >> do you think that disclosing the contours of this program in the way that you have interferes with the ability of this program to continue or helps anybody who wants to evade this form of surveillance evade it? >> it's a matter of public record already that u.s. government asks u.s. companies to cooperate when it's collecting intelligence about foreign threats and foreign communications. the u.s. government has said that all...

Draft of the briefing was concerned, and he said it three different times, these companies are very important to us, we can't do anything that would harm them. what he meant was, reputational harm, market harm. harm to their public images. and to me, when something is classified for the reason that, companies are doing something which the public would strongly disapprove of, is exactly the wrong reason to classify something. it is a strong reason to think it is something we ought to bring to light. >> barton gellman for "time" magazine. currently on assignment for the "washington post." and a ...