Rusbridger admits sharing unredacted names of British intelligence officers with New York Times.
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
Vaz: "Do you love this country?"
Rusbridger: "……….we live in a democracy. I'm surprised to be asked that question. We are patriots."— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
"It's impossible to assess" whether Guardian stories damaged country, Rusbridger admits.
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
Ellis: "If you knew about the enigma code during WWII would you have passed it on to the Nazis?"
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
Rusbridger confirms Guardian paid for Greenwald's boyfriend Miranda to transport documents
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
Rusbridger: "Americans say the press must be protected. It's the wonderful thing about America. We are still learning."
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
So, Michael Ellis nails the big one. The Guardian may have broken Fed Ex's terms of service.
— Big Brother Watch (@BigBrotherWatch) December 3, 2013
Rusbridger bumps into Met Commissioner in hallway. Shake hands. AR: "Thought you were going to arrest me on the spot" (via @charlotteahenry)
— Media Guido (@MediaGuido) December 3, 2013
So the Guardian did share the names of intelligence officers abroad. Other than that Rusbridger gets through it relatively unscathed…
