CJF J-Talk: Glenn Greenwald in conversation with David Walmsley

Toronto, Oct. 21, 2014 - Open source hero or every government's worst nightmare? Glenn Greenwald has championed making secret documents part of the daily news. Working with Edward Snowden to publish NSA secrets, Greenwald is a Pulitzer Prize-winner, lawyer and co-founding editor of The Intercept. He spoke with David Walmsley, editor-in-chief of The Globe and Mail, about power, secrecy and journalism's role in an era of digital openness at CBC's Glenn Gould Studio. Video courtesy of CBC News.

[@marthacmd]

can't keep a good man down! always good to see and hear you Glenn-thank you

[@sarahsmith6055]

Just love listening to Mr Greenwald , the king of journalists

[@no2nsa]

All the people who have been helping and reporting and supporting Snowden are true Heros to the world. Fighting for our future and the next generations future. Imagine If surveillance became a legitimate thing within all our lives.. children who are born like Snowden has said without ever knowing what Privacy means. This Is something that should be very worrying for all people because Imagine If you have children. Even If you think you will never have children you cannot predict the future and what's to come. We are the chance to change how the future can be for everyone. If we do not change now we can never change It later. Because people will grow up believing this Is normal.

[@ignatiusmagnanimous]

Hayden is despicably unapologetic for the fool that he is.