David McCloskey

And she's based in Berlin.

And she's based in Berlin.

Critically, both of these journalists are outside of the US.

Critically, both of these journalists are outside of the US.

Critically, both of these journalists are outside of the US.

So he starts contacting Greenwald in December of 2012. We're now three or so months later. He's not provided any documents, right? He kind of hasn't shown his bona fides.

So he starts contacting Greenwald in December of 2012. We're now three or so months later. He's not provided any documents, right? He kind of hasn't shown his bona fides.

So he starts contacting Greenwald in December of 2012. We're now three or so months later. He's not provided any documents, right? He kind of hasn't shown his bona fides.

It does make me think a little bit of... the series we did earlier in the year on Adolf Tolkachev, where he reaches out to the CIA four, five, six times and essentially gets the cold shoulder.

It does make me think a little bit of... the series we did earlier in the year on Adolf Tolkachev, where he reaches out to the CIA four, five, six times and essentially gets the cold shoulder.

It does make me think a little bit of... the series we did earlier in the year on Adolf Tolkachev, where he reaches out to the CIA four, five, six times and essentially gets the cold shoulder.

She's actually received a stolen document from the National Security Agency at this point.

She's actually received a stolen document from the National Security Agency at this point.

She's actually received a stolen document from the National Security Agency at this point.

If you put yourself, Gordon, in Greenwald or Poitras' shoes. What do you do? I'm fascinated with this as someone who's inside the CIA and knows that if someone had sent me a top secret document, I would have to report it immediately to security and kind of There's a whole procedure. But as a journalist, I mean, what's the play here, right?

If you put yourself, Gordon, in Greenwald or Poitras' shoes. What do you do? I'm fascinated with this as someone who's inside the CIA and knows that if someone had sent me a top secret document, I would have to report it immediately to security and kind of There's a whole procedure. But as a journalist, I mean, what's the play here, right?

If you put yourself, Gordon, in Greenwald or Poitras' shoes. What do you do? I'm fascinated with this as someone who's inside the CIA and knows that if someone had sent me a top secret document, I would have to report it immediately to security and kind of There's a whole procedure. But as a journalist, I mean, what's the play here, right?

I mean, so you've got a document that's really interesting. And then you have a source who says, I want you to go meet me in Hong Kong. There's probably no playbook here.

I mean, so you've got a document that's really interesting. And then you have a source who says, I want you to go meet me in Hong Kong. There's probably no playbook here.

I mean, so you've got a document that's really interesting. And then you have a source who says, I want you to go meet me in Hong Kong. There's probably no playbook here.