Tonight’s episode of The
Independents (Fox Business Network, 9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT,
repeats three hours later) features a two-part interview with
investigative civil libertarian Glenn Greenwald, author of the
new book
No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S.
Surveillance State. Greenwald will talk about what it was like
to receive and then report out the biggest leak of the 21st
century; list which politicians he fears, and what he thinks about
the
USA Freedom Act.
Party Panelists tonight are criminal defense attorney-slash-TV
commentator Remi
Spencer and Forbes
contributor Carrie Sheffield, who
will talk about the Obamacare Quote of the Day from health insurer
Marcus Merz (as
flagged today by Peter Suderman): “We have to break people away
from the choice habit that everyone has.” The duo is also slated to
discuss the
awful family squabbling over Casey Kasem’s withering body, a
new ranking of
global alcohol consumption, and Clay Aiken’s narrow electoral
victory over a candidate who
just died.
Rachel Boynton, director of the acclaimed new documentary
Nigerian oil-industry documentary Big Men, will talk about
the latest twists in the Nigerian abductions
story. And replacing Kmele Foster tonight will be filmmaker/TakiMag
person Gavin
McInnes, who will help Kennedy in discussing springtime street
fashion in Manhattan.
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