Guardian Journalist: Snowden Documents Could Become The United States' Worst Nightmare

A file video grab courtesy of the British newspaper The Guardian shows former CIA employee Edward Snowden during an exclusive interview with the newspaper's Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras in Hong Kong. REUTERS/Sergio Moraes

U.S. Should Be 'On Its Knees Begging' Fugitive Spy Edward Snowden Not To Release MORE Information, Says Reporter Who First Published Leaks -- Daily Mail

* Journalist Glenn Greenwald says Snowden has further information which could become the U.S. government's 'worst nightmare'
* He claims Snowden has documents containing details about U.S. spy programs capturing transmissions in Latin America
* On Friday Snowden revealed plans to seek - at least temporary - asylum in Russia
* But officials say they have received no application from the fugitive
* The former NSA worker has been in the transit lounge at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport since June 23

Fugitive whistleblower Edward Snowden has dangerous information that could become the U.S. government's ‘worst nightmare’ if revealed, claims the journalist who first published documents leaked by the former NSA computer analyst.

In an interview with Argentinian newspaper La Nacion, Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald said the U.S. government should be careful in its pursuit of Snowden.

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