0 it s dangerous to our national security and violates the oath of which that person took. i absolutely think they should be prosecuted. you too, senator feinstein. i do. let s bring in glenn greenwald. thank you for being with us. i m a little confused here. when this story first broke, when your story first broke, we heard a lot of pushback from national security people saying, well this is nothing new, this has been going on for some time, nothing to see here, move along. we re hearing it s gut wrenching, it s a threat to american national security. which is it, glenn? it s neither of those. the reality is that u.s. government officials from many decades now and certainly over the last ten years have been abusing their secrecy power to shield from the american public, not programs that are designed to keep america safe and not to prevent disclosures that would help the terrorists, but to conceal their own actions from the people to whom they re supposed to be democratically
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are we seeing fewer of these movies now? oh, my god, yes. reporter: movies like terms of endearment. what do you say? reporter: and brian s song. we re talking about tear jerkers. later on sunday morning. osgood: are you ready for your close-up? you better be if you want to be a movie star not only on the silver screen but in close up photographs of the kind that were stock and trade. this morning rit a brifer will be putting his work into focus. reporter: his distinctive photos of movie stars, models and musician made the late herb ritts one of the most sought after photographers on the hollywood scene. he was able to make like both men and women just look like their most beautiful self. herb had a way of understanding how to exude the beauty within. reporter: later on sunday morning, rediscovering the photographs of herb ritts. osgood: you re going to the oscars? you need more than a hair style. you need sheer genius. tracy smith will soon introduce yo
sought after photographers on the hollywood scene. he was able to make like both men and women just look like their most beautiful self. herb had a way of understanding how to exude the beauty within. reporter: later on sunday morning, rediscovering the photographs of herb ritts. osgood: you re going to the oscars? you need more than a hair style. you need sheer genius. tracy smith will soon introduce you to the man vidal sassoon. thank you. reporter: he revolutionized women s hair. to hear him tell it, it was sheer genius. give me one good reason. i just wouldn t do things i didn t think were right. reporter: you were that sure of your vision? yes. reporter: on the cutting edge with vidal sassoon later on sunday morning. osgood: the razzies are not exactly the best known movie awards in the world but our bill geist wants to change that. reporter: i m here in hollywood almost live wearing a tux so you must think i m covering oscars. nope. wasn t invite