Former attorney turned award-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald is a co-founder of online news site The Intercept, and the author of several books, the most recent of which is No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State.
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Unfortunately Snowden decided to expose the US government during the "wrong" administration. If he had exposed US government while Trump was in office, the media would have been singing his praises and supported him
I believe pretty much everything here, but weren't there times when the liberal media (e.g. CNN) did push back on some false claims made by Biden? I understand if it did slip under the radar in the sense that it was the first thing that came to mind (about Biden falsely claiming that he never once opposed fracking) and so it was an easy thing to recall as something the liberal left didn't push back on, but in the example Joe mentioned, they did push back (CNN did at least from a quick cursory search). I understand that this is a nitpicky thing, but scrutiny is necessary when making claims like this since I'm sure it's true at the greatest degree where more damaging statements made by Biden weren't pushed back on (Hunter Biden's issues etc.), but I would appreciate if the same scrutiny applied to that case was applied to even the lowest case as well. Just my two cents.
did he discuss his dodgy porno business in brazil?
I love that Glenn made a little dig about the studio at the end. And that Glenn was way harder on Progressives than Joe who kept trying to make excuses for them. "they mean well… wheras Conservatives and alt right are worse or putting in personas'.
What’s wrong with Milo?