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Government Surveillance: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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There are very few government checks on what America’s sweeping surveillance programs are capable of doing. John Oliver sits down with Edward Snowden to discuss the NSA, the balance between privacy and security, and dick-pics.

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@young3nsinglej

Happy birthday Justin Long 🎉

@farishanafiah8461

1:45 I definitely want to see an Eastern European version of Japanese male idol animes. That would make minced meat on the likes of UtaPri, iMAS SideM, Idolish7, and A3!. 👌👌

@stealthhumor

Ed Snowden is the most important interview I have ever seen.

@venusc5709

people say "oh but i dont have anything to hide" they see all our shit and they still dont stop criminals, its deeper than that 🎉

@nicholaszikos3851

Our producer booked us a room across from the fsb 😂

@Tha_Trigga

If we sacrifice our values because we are afraid, we didn't care about our values.

@timduggan1461

@27:00. Who cares about 'Dick Pics'?? We have PornHub already. Geeze, grow up!

@timduggan1461

Watching this now, in 2024 (May) and enjoying it immensely.
Being a Star Trek fan, Mr. Snowden's mention of the NSA (Yes, I know what they do) made me think of an upcoming Star Trek movie, "Section 31". Essentially, a 24th or 25th century Sci-Fi version of NSA.