Channel repeatedly exposed the kremlin s corruption. It now has over 30 million followers. And so despised is he by the leadership in moscow, that mr putin never refers to him by name. So, it was an extremely brave thing to go back. But how he is paying for it . But how he is paying for it. Alexei navalny was already serving nine years in a high security prison for alleged fraud, a Parole Violation and contempt of court. Today, a judge added another ten for alleged links to extremism, which his supporters say were entirely fabricated. Our russia editor Steve Rosenberg was in court as mr navalny was sentenced he sent this report. This is the closest we were allowed to get to russias most famous prisoner. Wed been let inside the High Securityjail where Alexei Navalny is already incarcerated. But journalists werent allowed into the makeshift courtroom. We had to watch on a screen. For the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. He was found guilty on extremism charges. Punishment mor
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work the government is doing against all of our communities and there are opportunities for folks to come together. david, how do you put guts on the nsa story when even i come in here and i think about it, where it just seem remote. i think to myself, i guess there s a database somewhere that might have some thing i have, i don t know. what s that going to do to my life at the end of the day? well, look, i think that s a fair question. i think that s where imaginations can run wild. look, i wrote a piece today for nsfwcorp about how we have to wonder whether members of congress have to fear what the n nsa have on them. is there a j. edgar hooverish going on? the other thing you think about, look, you may be comfortable with the nsa surveilling america under a president you like, but are you going to be comfortable with it under a president or politician that you don t like?
we look at the massive amount of work the government is doing against all of our communities and there are opportunities for folks to come together. david, how do you put guts on the nsa story when even i come in here and i think about it, where it just seem remote. i think to myself, i guess there s a database somewhere that might have some thing i have, i don t know. what s that going to do to my life at the end of the day? well, look, i think that s a fair question. i think that s where imaginations can run wild. look, i wrote a piece today for nsfwcorp about how we have to wonder whether members of congress have to fear what the n nsa have on them. is there a j. edgar hooverish going on? the other thing you think about, look, you may be comfortable with the nsa surveilling america under a president you like, but are you going to be comfortable with it under a president or politician that you don t like? what about when your mayor gets access to this or your police department ge
we re keeping you safe. if you stop us from doing this, you will be left safe. essentially putting the 4th amendment against people s feelings of personal safety. last thing i ll say is in terms of the racial dynamics, there is this adage or old sense that civil liberties are for white people and civil rights for black people. they begin to come together when we look at the massive amount of work the government is doing against all of our communities and there are opportunities for folks to come together. david, how do you put guts on the nsa story when even i come in here and i think about it, where it just seem remote. i think to myself, i guess there s a database somewhere that might have some thing i have, i don t know. what s that going to do to my life at the end of the day? well, look, i think that s a fair question. i think that s where imaginations can run wild. look, i wrote a piece today for nsfwcorp about how we have to wonder whether members of congress have to fear wh