right now, nsa leaker edward snowden is a free man. of sorts. this morning snowden walked out of the moscow airport transit zone where he spent the last five weeks, after the russian government granted his request for temporary asylum. allowing him to live anywhere in the country for up to one year. it s the moment everybody s been waiting for. undeniable hit to u.s./russian relations and one that has elicited outrage from all corners of the capital. what today s events mean for how we understand what edward snowden did and what happens next for snowden, now that he s out of reach from the u.s. for up to a year. joining me tonight from rhode island, john schindler, former nsa officer, professor at the u.s. naval war college. and here at the table is dinah pokempner, general counsel for human rights watch. human rights watch said snowden had a legitimate asylum claim. what distinguishes asylum on the one hand to people just being refugees from justice, just
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nsa leaker edward snowden getting more than asylum in russia. he also got a job offer. it s true. hours after russia granted snowden temporary asylum, russia s top local networking site offering him a place to work. it s the russian version of facebook and it says it would be happy to have snowden join its team of programmers. can snowden really go to work in russia now he s out of the moscow airport transit zone? according to lawyers, snowden s temporary asylum papers do allow him to work in russia. tonight, u.s. leaders are not happy with russia. the obama administration had asked moscow to send snowden back to the u.s. to face espionage charges. vladimir putin defying that request. a white house spokesperson suggesting a september u.s.
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the discreet protection that s just for guys. now, it s your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com right now, nsa leaker edward snowden is a free man. of sorts. this morning snowden walked out of the moscow airport transit zone where he spent the last five weeks, after the russian government granted his request for temporary asylum. allowing him to live anywhere in the country for up to one year. it s the moment everybody s been waying for. undeniable hit to u.s./russian relations and one that has elicited outrage from all corners of the capital. what today s events mean for how we understand what edward snowden did and what happens next for snowden, now that he s out of reach from the u.s. for up to a year. joining me tonight from rhode island, john schindler, former nsa officer, professor at the u.s. naval war college. and here at the table is dina