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joining me now on the phone from rio do janeiro, glenn greenwald, who broke the story in the guardian. my first question, your reaction to this remarkable series of events. i ve never heard of an example of a plane carrying a head of state being denied access to airspace by other countries that were not in some kind of active hostilities with that nation. it is extraordinary. i mean, the premise of this behavior presumably was that snowden was on that airplane because bolivia had decided to take him back to bolivia to either consider or grant him asylum. asylum is a centuries-old right in international law, and what this would essentially mean that western countries like portugal and france and presumably working cooperatively with the united states which is the one that really wants snowden, no longer recognizes amnesty as a valid concept of international law and forcibly prevent other countries from granting it.
confirmation nor denial on the incident. joining me now on the phone from rio do janeiro, glenn greenwald, who broke the story in the guardian. my first question, your reaction to this remarkable series of events. i ve never heard of an example of a plane carrying a head of state being denied access to airspace by other countries that were not in some kind of active hostilities with that nation. it is extraordinary. i mean, the premise of this behavior presumably was that snowden was on that airplane because bolivia had decided to take him back to bolivia to either consider or grant him asylum. asylum is a centuries-old right in international law, and what this would essentially mean that western countries like portugal and france and presumably working cooperatively with the united states which is the one that really wants snowden, no
incident. joining me now on the phone from rio do janeiro, glenn greenwald, who broke the story in yt the guardian. my first question, your reaction to this remarkable series of events. i ve never heard of an example of a plane carrying a head of state being denied access to airspace by other countries that were not in some kind of active hostilities with that nation. it is extraordinary. i mean, the premise of this behavior presumably was that snowden was on that airplane because bolivia had decided to take him back to bolivia to either consider or grant him asylum. asylum is a centuries-old right in international law, and what this would essentially mean that western countries like portugal and france and presumably working cooperatively with the united states which is the one that really wants snowden, no longer recognizes amnesty as a valid concept of international
with some person who isn t edward snowden. if you i think all the world really knows about him in terms of how he expresses himself is the video. is that video, yeah. that was made of my interviewing him. and he s very mild mannered. very soft spoken. even though his ideas are very emphatic. so the idea he won t accept asylum in russia if he s not allowed to continue to leak, the idea that he thinks the u.s. is being extremely unjust in its treatment of him. those are all consistent with his philosophy, but i agree there was sort of a virulent tone to it that didn t strike me as his own. he s in a pretty stressful situation seeming he seems to be in suspended animation in an airport. who knows what effect that has on someone. i have to say, i was reticent last night when the same was issued to know if it, in fact, had anything to do with edward snowden because he s in the moscow transit lounge as we ve been told and it s impossible to know through what intermediaries he s commu
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