Service and some don t charge that much. this is accessible technology. it can crack a phone and take your text messages and photos and any personal information that could be weaponized against you and turn on your microphone, your camera, provide realtime monitoring and surveillance. so you understand very quickly how if you re a journalist, if you re a disdant, trying to conduct a secret business, this can be a dangerous tool and indeed, what happened over the last few years is there is an emerging controversy around the way in which this technology can be linked to violence around the world. it s that is really scary. so what kinds of governments are using it? this is something that does sound like something russia is doing and got everybody monitored. you re talking about and writing about a much broader use of it in spain and this country, my ears perk up at law enforcement. how are local government, you know, entities like law enforcement here using it?
Canada. this gives us an indication of what jamal khashoggi was up to and may have been seen in such a hostile light by saudi arabia. he wasn t just a journalist, but it wasn tne nescessarily an att on free speech and agreed to fund some projects. look at one of the 400 exchange that we have had access to here. the dis disdant in canada here armed with sim cards. he said i sent a brief idea of the work of the he can ielectri. khashoggi says i will sort out the money. he is also talking about
Cnn, west palm beach, florida. more now on jamal khashoggi. they always thought of saudi arabia as his home. they wrote this. he also told us about the day he left soud a arabia, standing outside his doorstep, wondering if he would ever return. datd created a new life for himself in the united states. throughout all his trials and travels, he never abandoned hope for his country. dad was no disdant. if being a writer was engraved in hiz identity, being a saudi was part of a that same brain. and head oof the u.s. and america s program at chatham house. let s begin with this new development in the death of khashoggi. the cia concluded the saudi
the disdant play write, the first president of the czech republic, wrote the power of the powerless. he said the moment that someone breaks through in one place, when one person cries out, the emperor is naked. when a single person breaks the rules, everything suddenly appears in another light. what telling us is that if you feel powerless, don t. don t let anyone tell you that
For 13 years in the cold war, he was a disdant after tienanmen square stayed over a year in the embassy. that s want the best solution. but to turn him back to the chinese that s not going to happen, do you think? now, a lot of sympathizers of the chinese government are saying that he doesn t want to leave, he wants to see progress in china. heyaise he s a lawyer. he knew that question moved out of his hands. but if he does go back in, i wouldn t bet on his longevity. greta: how important is this to the chinese? is this hiewmgly important? is this the course of conversation? what they are going to start with when they talk with her on this trip? i am sure what they are trying to do is to resolve this. and i think they will try to avoid making it into an incident. but it s another glimpse into the turmoil beneath the surface