CLEAN : Snowden in a safe place

The transcript discusses the safety and high spirits of Stone, the limitations on sharing details due to US threats, and Snowden's request for refugee status from Ecuador. It also covers the securing of Burton's material by journalistic organizations, the US government's perception of Snowden's actions, and the potential threats he faced. Snowden's decision to go public is highlighted as a strategic move to ensure his safety and that of the journalists involved.

What is the current state of Mr. Snowden according to the transcript?

• He is in a dangerous situation.

• He is in a safe place and his spirits are high.

• He is planning to return to the US.

• He is in hiding and depressed.

What did Mr. Snowden request from the Ecuadorian government?

• A diplomatic passport.

• Political asylum in Russia.

• A refugee document of passage.

• A visa to travel to the US.

Who secured Mr. Burton's material before travel?

• Ecuadorian officials.

• 11 journalistic organizations.

• The US government.

• Hong Kong authorities.

What was the US government's perceived solution to stop the exposure of its spying program?

• Offering him a job.

• Eliminating Mr. Snowden.

• Negotiating with Mr. Snowden.

• Ignoring the situation.

Why was Mr. Snowden advised to go public?

• To gain fame and recognition.

• To seek asylum in another country.

• To challenge the US government openly.

• To protect his personal safety and the journalists involved.