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And then eventually, the FBI or someone will leak or come out that he's their top suspect.

No, but I also kind of think he wants to be public and he's made that decision all the way along. And it's interesting. He seems to know that they're going to trace him as well. Well, he's letting Laura Poitras film all of this in Hong Kong. Yeah. He's made the decision. He's going to go public. And some of the journalists are kind of like, are you sure you want to go public?

No, but I also kind of think he wants to be public and he's made that decision all the way along. And it's interesting. He seems to know that they're going to trace him as well. Well, he's letting Laura Poitras film all of this in Hong Kong. Yeah. He's made the decision. He's going to go public. And some of the journalists are kind of like, are you sure you want to go public?

No, but I also kind of think he wants to be public and he's made that decision all the way along. And it's interesting. He seems to know that they're going to trace him as well. Well, he's letting Laura Poitras film all of this in Hong Kong. Yeah. He's made the decision. He's going to go public. And some of the journalists are kind of like, are you sure you want to go public?

You know, there's risks to this. You could end up in jail. But he's clearly made that decision. They're going to find him. He wants to be public. He's going to make his mark and reveal himself. to the world.

You know, there's risks to this. You could end up in jail. But he's clearly made that decision. They're going to find him. He wants to be public. He's going to make his mark and reveal himself. to the world.

You know, there's risks to this. You could end up in jail. But he's clearly made that decision. They're going to find him. He wants to be public. He's going to make his mark and reveal himself. to the world.

He wants the world to meet him, as he says. And so on the evening of Sunday, June the 9th, remember this very well, we're just kind of reeling as journalists from all these leaks and stories. And then suddenly, on the Guardian website, up pops this video Edward Snowden, the man reveals himself in a film by Laura Poitras.

He wants the world to meet him, as he says. And so on the evening of Sunday, June the 9th, remember this very well, we're just kind of reeling as journalists from all these leaks and stories. And then suddenly, on the Guardian website, up pops this video Edward Snowden, the man reveals himself in a film by Laura Poitras.

He wants the world to meet him, as he says. And so on the evening of Sunday, June the 9th, remember this very well, we're just kind of reeling as journalists from all these leaks and stories. And then suddenly, on the Guardian website, up pops this video Edward Snowden, the man reveals himself in a film by Laura Poitras.

So now we have Edward Snowden in Hong Kong, exposing the NSA's innermost secrets, and he's just told the world exactly where he is.

So now we have Edward Snowden in Hong Kong, exposing the NSA's innermost secrets, and he's just told the world exactly where he is.

So now we have Edward Snowden in Hong Kong, exposing the NSA's innermost secrets, and he's just told the world exactly where he is.

This episode is sponsored by Incogni. Now, David, in the world of espionage, you're trained, aren't you, to assume one thing, someone's always watching.

This episode is sponsored by Incogni. Now, David, in the world of espionage, you're trained, aren't you, to assume one thing, someone's always watching.

This episode is sponsored by Incogni. Now, David, in the world of espionage, you're trained, aren't you, to assume one thing, someone's always watching.

That's right, your address, phone number, family ties, even political leanings, all online. It's like your personnel files being left open on a cafe table.

That's right, your address, phone number, family ties, even political leanings, all online. It's like your personnel files being left open on a cafe table.

That's right, your address, phone number, family ties, even political leanings, all online. It's like your personnel files being left open on a cafe table.

They act on your behalf, demanding data brokers delete your information. And they keep doing that automatically because it's not a one-time breach. It's the risk of constant exposure.