Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Should The Reporter Responsible For Breaking The NSA Surveillance Scandal Be Arrested?



David Gregory To Glenn Greenwald: 'Why Shouldn't You Be Charged With A Crime?' (VIDEO) -- Huffington Post

"Meet the Press" host David Gregory asked columnist Glenn Greenwald why he shouldn't be charged with a crime for working with NSA leaker Edward Snowden.

Greenwald was on to discuss his source's Sunday morning flight from Hong Kong to Moscow. (It is unclear where Snowden will ultimately land, though reports have suggested he is headed to Venezuela.) At the tail end of the conversation, Gregory suddenly asked Greenwald why the government shouldn't be going after him.

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More News On 'Suggestions' That The Reporter Responsible For Breaking The NSA Surveillance Scandal Be Arrested

Reporter who exposed surveillance slams NBC host for asking whether he should be charged -- FOX News
NBC's Gregory: Why shouldn't Greenwald be charged? -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Glenn Greenwald Spars with David Gregory -- Atlantic Wire
Glenn Greenwald: Reporters Who Imply I Am A Criminal Are Doing "the Dirty Work of the U.S. Gov't" -- Democracy Now!
Greenwald: Beltway media types are ‘courtiers to power’ -- Erik Wemple, Washington Post
Glenn Greenwald pushes back hard on latest Edward Snowden “revelations” -- Washington Post
Glenn Greenwald Explodes At ‘Servants To Power’ In Media: They’re ‘Defending The Royal Court’ -- Mediaite
Greenwald: 'Who Needs Government to Try to Criminalize Journalism When You Have David Gregory to Do It?' -- Newsbusters
Gregory sparks debate about journalism and NSA leaker -- Washington Times
On NSA disclosures, has Glenn Greenwald become something other than a reporter? -- Paul Farhi, Washington Post
David Gregory vs. Jake Tapper vis-a-vis Glenn Greenwald -- Erik Wemple, Washington Post
The Other Snowden Drama: Impugning the Messenger -- David Carr, New York Times
Glenn Greenwald: 'Meet The Press' Interview Validates 'Incestuous' Washington Media Critique -- Michael Calderone, Huffington Post

My Comment:
To watch the main stream liberal toe the White House line on this story is a sight that I have never seen before. If President Bush was the President right now .... my prediction is that these same media personalities will be lauding and praising Glenn Greenwald for the work that he has done .... not questioning it.

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