NBC's David Gregory causes uproar by asking Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald why he shouldn't be charged for aiding NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden | Mail Online:
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NBC 'Meet the Press' host David Gregory got a rise out of Glenn Greenwald on Sunday by asking the Guardian reporter why he shouldn't be charged with a crime for having 'aided and abetted' former National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden.
Greenwald replied on the show Sunday that it was 'pretty extraordinary that anybody who would call themselves a journalist would publicly muse about whether or not other journalists should be charged with felonies.'
WHAT MAKES THIS GUY THINK HE IS ABOVE THE LAW? GLENN GREENWALD SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO SEE IF HE AIDED AND ABETTED A CRIMINAL WHO IS CONTINUALLY GIVING AWAY NATIONAL SECURITY SECRETS...DUH..."SECRETS". WHAT MAKES REPORTERS THINK THEY ARE FREE TO DO WHATEVER THEY PLEASE CITING 1ST AMENDMENT RIGHTS...THIS IS A STRETCH TO PUT IT MILDLY...THE REASON WE ARE SAFE IN AMERICA IS BECAUSE WE HAVE NATIONAL SECURITY SECRETS...THE PUBLIC DOES NOT NEED TO KNOW HOW THE GOVERNMENT KEEPS US SAFE...WHAT DO YOU WANT, SAFETY OR PRIVACY? YOU, THE AMERICAN PUBLIC, YOU BETTER GET THIS RIGHT. RIGHT NOW SNOWDEN AND ALL OF HIS ACCOMPLICES ARE ALLOWING THE ENEMY TO KNOW HOW WE OPERATE...TAKE IT FROM SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ABOUT CRIMINAL THINKING AND BEHAVING...IF I WAS A TERRORIST, I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW HOW YOU ARE TRACKING ME...WE NEED TO CATCH THIS GUY AND FIND OUT WHAT ELSE HE HAS...TRUST ME...SNOWDEN IS GOING TO GET DESPERATE, IF HE IS NOT ALREADY THERE, AND DIVULGE INFORMATION TO RUSSIA, CHINA, AND ALL OTHERS WHO WANT TO KNOW OUR SECRETS...SOME REPORTERS BELIEVE THEY HAVE A RIGHT TO TELL OUR SECRETS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF "INFORMING" THE PUBLIC...NONSENSE...WE WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO MAKE SENSE OUT OF NONSENSE...
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