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leaking itself. correct. lisp. the government is prosecuting edward snowden saying he committed espionage by leaking but official ted nsa are leaking, boasting about the bad people caught, that s leaking by identifying the case. boasting they are the ones who chaptered the chatter in yemen that caused the president to close the embassies in the arabian peninsula. doesn t make sense why they have to spy on 300 million americans in order to catch some al qaeda people in yemen talking to each other and how somehow capture or stopping these people in yemen justifies invading the privacy of everybody here. the constitution was written to prevent that kind of a dragnet to prevent those leaks to make yourself look good, to prevent those leaks to other law enforcement entities, to help them do their job. shepard: i don t go to their web site, show to conspiracy theorists must have a hell of a time. i don t go to the web sites.
whistle-blowers, including one named thomas drake who has been on shows in this building, was prosecuted by the government, and the prosecution was thrown out. reveals the government does have the context of phone calls and e-mails and can read them. this morning we learn that other entities in the federal government are jealous that the nsa has this and they want it. but the dea revealed, the drug enforcement administration, it has received it. so, they have actually started criminal investigations based on information seized pursuant to spying power. absolutely prohibited, not only by the fourth amendment but by the statute that creates the spying power which says it can only be used to combat terrorism, not other crimes, because it s easier for them to start a prosecution based upon secretly recorded phone calls. sounds like what you re saying is this government of ours went out and tried to prosecute people for leaking, and this government, the nsa, is
unless they send me something. actually, shep, as your great producers will tell you, she who must be obeyed said, judge, we re not going through this. unless and until it s corroborated. it was corroborated by fox and other sources sources and by an admission by the dea itself it has been getting these tips from the spies about who are bad guys out here. domestic bad guys that have nothing to do with terrorism. when and how will this end? why is there no outrage? shepard: i don t know, judge. just ten days ago they asked for our passwords and they were probably turned over. where does it go from there? shepard: what are they going to do with it? when you give away information to credit card companies and banks and all the rest, you have to sign a thing saying i m giving it to you. the government is taking it and they re prosecuting citizens for leaking information about it, as