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WATCH: Amy Goodman Discusses NSA Leaks on MSNBC’s 'All In With Chris Hayes'

DN! in the NewsJune 10, 2013

On Monday Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman appeared on MSNBC’s 'All In With Chris Hayes' to discuss the NSA leak and Edward Snowden.

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See all of Democracy Now’s coverage of the National Security Agency including interviews with NSA whistleblowers William Binney, Thomas Drake and Russell Tice as well as reporter Glenn Greenwald who exposed the secret PRISM spy operation, among other revelations.

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