President Trump Considers Edward Snowden Pardon

The video discusses Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor who leaked classified information in 2013. Initially labeled a traitor by the president, recent comments suggest a possible pardon due to perceived unfair treatment. The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Snowden for violating a non-disclosure agreement by publishing a book. Snowden's lawyers argue for a pardon, claiming his actions were in the world's best interest. Snowden has lived in exile in Russia since 2013.

What was the initial reaction of the president towards Snowden's actions in 2013?

• He immediately considered a pardon for Snowden.

• He ignored Snowden's actions.

• He labeled Snowden a traitor and suggested execution.

• He praised Snowden for his bravery.

What recent change in the president's stance towards Snowden is mentioned?

• The president is considering a pardon for Snowden.

• The president wants to increase the charges against Snowden.

• The president has decided to ignore Snowden's case.

• The president now considers Snowden a hero.

What legal action did the Department of Justice take against Snowden?

• They dropped all charges against him.

• They awarded him a medal of honor.

• They filed a lawsuit for violating a non-disclosure agreement.

• They offered him a plea deal.

What do Snowden's lawyers argue regarding his actions?

• His actions were a mistake and he regrets them.

• His actions were in the best interest of the world.

• His actions were criminal and should be punished.

• His actions were irrelevant to national security.

Where has Snowden been living since 2013?

• In Russia.

• In Canada.

• In the United Kingdom.

• In the United States.