Published on Feb 14, 2014
          
Former Congressman Ron Paul 
(R-Texas) has launched a clemency petition for National Security Agency 
whistleblower Edward Snowden. "Edward Snowden sacrificed his livelihood,
 citizenship and freedom by exposing the disturbing scope of the NSA's 
worldwide spying program," Paul said. The petition asks the US 
government to grant the former government contractor clemency before his
 temporary asylum in Russia runs out at the end of July. Meanwhile, 
those people at the NSA who helped Snowden gain access to the classified
 materials are beginning to feel repercussions, with one of those people
 resigning from his job. RT's Perianne Boring takes a look at Paul's 
clemency petition and the latest implications of the NSA leaks.
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