Snowden: Trump’s Never Really Known A Love That He Hasn’t Had To Pay For | The 11th Hour | MSNBC

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden sounds off on the 'chaos' of the Trump era, criticizing the current president for his frequent 'aggressive and offensive comments.' He joins MSNBC's Brian Williams as part of an exclusive interview.. Aired on 09/16/19.
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Snowden: Trump's Never Really Known A Love That He Hasn't Had To Pay For | The 11th Hour | MSNBC

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    1. @Cal Ripson Many of Putin’s critics died by “tragic accidents” Snowden is pretty critical of the Russian government, but he is careful about how he talks about it. Which is funny since he is an absolutist in Freedom of Speech.

    2. @We Are Not Amused – You think Snowden is dumber than Monica Lewinsky who was smart enough to keep that lill blue dress and not have it dry cleaned?
      I think you are wrong about that.

    1. @Danyal Kazmi The difference would be, Trump lowered unemployment by bringing Jobs back to the US.
      Obama did it by Raising our Debt to level so High, we couldn’t EVER pay it back!

    2. @Sharrard Trump outsourced 93,000 jobs his first , which is more than Obama outsourced. Trump’s protectionism has actually hurt more than helped many Americans too, since tariffs are a tax on US consumers (Trump repeatedly lies to his base and says China is paying)

    1. He would not be married to Melania without his money…his kids would disown them if he did not access to his money/jobs… I would doubt he would have any friends without his money…

    1. seems to be the case more and more these days. tom cruise said it best in jack reacher when he said that he finds the ones you don’t pay for to be the most expensive.

  1. “Something as changed, and that is that it is becoming increasingly popular for your feelings to matter more than the facts, and i think that’s toxic to democracy
    because if there’s one thing we have to have is people to have this discussion to be able to learn to live with people that we disagree with.
    We can’t have a conversation about what we should do, we can’t have a conversation about where we’re going, if we can’t agree on where we are if we can’t agree on what is happening
    FACTS HAVE TO MATTER MORE THAN FEELINGS.”
    – Snowden, much respect for you man true and wise words.

    1. Herbert Marcuse taught his leftist students to use “deep feelings” rather than logic. He was from the Frankfurt School.
      Postmodernism says that subjectivity and morality are relative. Finding Truth is not possible. See “Postmodernism” by Stephan Hicks

    2. @senateboy0909 You, Sir! Are Genius!
      It doesn’t matter which political side you’re on. We will ALL suffer, when the economy goes belly up!

    3. Godfella
      is not the COMMEE democrat party who democrats, progressives, socialist, communist all follow the same political doctrine “positive liberties” blanketing and bouncing the ball on feelings. When the democrats real agenda is the doctrine of “positive liberties”. Anything by any means and leaning on feelings to disguise ruling over Americans with their political doctrine of “positive liberties”

    4. @Artemis Moon you have been hacked by the democrats,
      When the democrats real agenda is the doctrine of “positive liberties”. Anything by any means and leaning on feelings to disguise ruling over Americans with their political doctrine of “positive liberties”

  2. Why can’t people see that career politicians accomplish little, and are more concerned about themselves than there people

    1. @Ethan Allen I think it was smart. I agree with what was said. It was measured so it didn’t come off as too harsh or mean but it didn’t hold Trump in a positive light. I think the best leaders don’t do what is most popular but what is best for the country and it’s people. I think what Trump wants is to be liked and adored in whatever room he is in. That’s why his favorite thing to do is hold a rally and give a speech there. He gets direct admiration from the crowd whose attention is all focused on him. That’s also why he will never admit a mistake or that he was wrong or said something wrong, even if that means contradicting himself in an obvious way.

    2. @Ethan Allen but what I am really curious about is that there are Trump supporters in the comments of this video seemingly praising what Snowden said and sometimes praising Trump at the same time. When what Snowden said of Trump was said in a negative light, it was more disapproving than approving, it was about a flaw of Trump’s not a strength. Why is that? (I’m not assuming you are or aren’t a trump supporter I’m just putting the question out there)

    3. This is why I have never voted. I’ve seen so mamy say they’re going to do “A”, but when they get elected they do “B” instead. They’ll say anything yo get what they want.

  3. Amazingly, MSNBC completely ignores what Snowden says except for a sound bite about Trump and post that as the headline…

    1. Must be a stupid plan if it takes this long and it still hasn’t fully divided the nation. Those elites should think of something better if it takes for one conscientious nerd who signed up to do a job, then he realized what he’s doing is wrong so took it upon himself to humiliate the entire nation by spilling out its secrets. Chinese has better spies than we do.

  4. As a republican I feel that was a very reasonable and well put response. It wasn’t emotional and it made complete sense. Wish you could be pardoned

    1. Except for the part where he completely ignores his own lecture, and bases his argument on nothing more than something subjective as not liking Trump because, he’s supposedly never known love due to his wealth. What objective reasoning could you possibly have, to make the argument that any human being, let alone Trump, has never experienced love without having to pay for it? And before people go jumping down my throat, I should make it abundantly clear that I did not vote for Trump or Hillary.

    2. @Spencer Coles or because of his known payments to pornstars and exposed past? o,O Guy is a self admitted pervert and has been for his entire life lol

    1. If you believe a guy can trick his way into NSA employment, take the information off classified systems, and give that to a British journalist, sure.

    2. He exposed far more, including intelligence operatives for America that were murdered and had their families killed. What Snowden exposed in terms of the u.s. government invading people’s privacy was an incredibly small segment of the information he illegally dispersed.

    1. @dr badboy A whistle-blower would have taken this to Congress, not to Hong Kong and then Russia, on the way to South America. Or he would have faced the music. But he is a opportunistic coward.

  5. Snowden is a national hero. He would also be smart to never come back to America, unless he wants to “commit suicide”

    1. Ethan Allen don’t you know what he did? He released info on how the government was violating our privacy rights, and for it the government forced him in to exile. I would say he’s more brave then cowardly. Not wanting to go to jail is smart, not cowardly,
      He wasn’t going to spend 20 plus years in prison if he didn’t have to

    2. @Mr. Brosef Its cute that people still think that the nsa spying on us is the only information snowden has. Would you risk your life just for that?
      While some people call him a traitor for revealing this stuff, he is probably thinking; “you all don’t even know half of it”

    1. Are you familiar with youtube? Sometimes a whole video is broken up into little segments, so people can choose exactly which segment they choose to watch. This is an example of one of the segments within the entire interview. There for this is the headline for this specific segment … If you go to MSNBC’s page you can see more of the interview for yourself.

    2. Of course they’re not gonna give away the good stuff to the bottom feeders on youtube. You want better content? Try their website.

  6. Incisive, eye opening commentary from a guy who was chased out of the country he loves, only to watch helplessly as it tore itself at the seams

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