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Tony served 30 years in the Army and retired at the rank of Colonel. He was commissioned as an Armor officer and then transitioned into acquisitions following his company grade time. He supported special operations command in that capacity which included multiple deployments in some unique situations. 

Scott talks to Ben Wizner of the ACLU about the ongoing Julian Assange saga. Assange’s attempted prosecution under the Espionage Act is practically unprecedented, says Wizner. While it’s true that many leakers of government secrets have been charged for violations of secrecy agreements, no journalist or publisher has ever been successfully prosecuted for putting those secrets out to the public. The Obama administration considered going after Assange, but realized that to do so would set a precedent that would also encapsulate the New York Times, the Washington Post and any other outlet that claims to conduct national security journalism. The Trump administration, on the other hand, apparently wasn’t concerned with that problem, and went after Assange anyway. Wizner and Scott just hope that mainstream journalists will realize what a problem it would be if Assange were convicted, not just for their livelihoods, but for American liberal democracy as we know it. Discussed on the show: “Baghdad War Diary” (WikiLeaks) “Kabul War Diary” (WikiLeaks) “State Department Cables” (WikiLeaks) Ben Wizner is an American lawyer, writer, and civil liberties advocate with the American Civil Liberties Union. Follow him on Twitter @benwizner. This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; Photo IQ; Green Mill Supercritical; Zippix Toothpicks; and Listen and Think Audio. Shop Libertarian Institute merch or donate to the show through Patreon, PayPal or Bitcoin: 1DZBZNJrxUhQhEzgDh7k8JXHXRjYu5tZiG.

What’s up people? Dave and the Wiz are back again this week to discuss shop mishaps, casual game optimization, and answer your questions in a BRAND NEW SEGMENT! 1:40 – “Another 2020 Moment” 4:00 – Wizner’s Turnip Market Tracker 13:40 – The Team GFB Radio Woodworking Safety Minute 21:50 – Dave’s TFT Simulator 31:25 – … Continue reading S3E018 – Gently Fixing Braces The post S3E018 – Gently Fixing Braces appeared first on Team GFB Radio.

Legendary civil rights activist, author, and Harvard University Professor Cornell West on visiting Assange and lauding him as a revolutionary truth-teller while placing the revelations in an historical context. Ben Wizner, the attorney for NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden on the U.S. government's unprecedented indictment of Julian Assange and the impact on journalism from the brazen and dangerous use of the Espionage Act. The immense importance of the war logs and diplomatic cables for journalists is discussed by journalist Max Blumenthal, editor of the independent investigative journalism website The Grayzone.

- CELTA: Actualidad del equipo con Borja Refojos y Santi González. - ENTREVISTAS: Coché Bodaño, preparadora física del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Carme Reboreda, jugadora del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Andrea Monteagudo, jugadora del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Pablo Bermejo, jugador del Estrela Vermelha y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Carlos Colinas, director deportivo del Celta Zorka Recalvi. Martín Wizner, regatista de vela. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

- CELTA: Actualidad del equipo con Borja Refojos y Santi González. - ENTREVISTAS: Coché Bodaño, preparadora física del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Carme Reboreda, jugadora del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Andrea Monteagudo, jugadora del Keltoi y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Pablo Bermejo, jugador del Estrela Vermelha y de la selección gallega de gaélico. Carlos Colinas, director deportivo del Celta Zorka Recalvi. Martín Wizner, regatista de vela. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

- CELTA: Rueda de Prensa de Fran Escribá. Análisis del Real Madrid con Pablo Parra. Actualidad del equipo con Adrián Outón. Previa de partido Noticias Celta con Iago Tallón. - SECCIONES: Territorio Codere con Javi Picón. Cine con Ramón Méndez. - ENTREVISTAS: Óscar Raluy, árbitro de balonmano. Declaraciones de Pola, Raquel Carrera, Martín Wizner y Laura Vázquez. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

- CELTA: Rueda de Prensa de Fran Escribá. Análisis del Real Madrid con Pablo Parra. Actualidad del equipo con Adrián Outón. Previa de partido Noticias Celta con Iago Tallón. - SECCIONES: Territorio Codere con Javi Picón. Cine con Ramón Méndez. - ENTREVISTAS: Óscar Raluy, árbitro de balonmano. Declaraciones de Pola, Raquel Carrera, Martín Wizner y Laura Vázquez. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

- CELTA: Rueda de Prensa de Okay Yokuslu. Actualidad del equipo con Marcos Martín y Óscar Bernárdez. - SECCIONES: Agenda Mahou. Ciclismo con Guillermo Janeiro. - ENTREVISTAS: José Manuel López Vaqueiro, ciclista (sección ciclismo). Rubén Peña, exjugador de balonmano. David Gil, miembro de la Asociación Fran Gil 700 camisetas contra la leucemia. Adrián Alonso 'Pola', jugador del Inter Movistar FS. Martín Wizner, regatista del Real Club Náutico de Vigo. Olaia Becerril, atleta del Celta Atletismo. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

- CELTA: Rueda de Prensa de Okay Yokuslu. Actualidad del equipo con Marcos Martín y Óscar Bernárdez. - SECCIONES: Agenda Mahou. Ciclismo con Guillermo Janeiro. - ENTREVISTAS: José Manuel López Vaqueiro, ciclista (sección ciclismo). Rubén Peña, exjugador de balonmano. David Gil, miembro de la Asociación Fran Gil 700 camisetas contra la leucemia. Adrián Alonso 'Pola', jugador del Inter Movistar FS. Martín Wizner, regatista del Real Club Náutico de Vigo. Olaia Becerril, atleta del Celta Atletismo. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

What has changed for lawyers in this “post-Snowden” world? Although this topic could be discussed for days, we lightly touch on the main themes in this Special Report with David Lat, Ben Wizner, and host Sharon Nelson. Lat and Wizner summarize their ABA TECHSHOW 2016 presentation titled “Can They Hear Me Now? Practicing Law in an Age of Mass Surveillance.” Ben opens the conversation with a comparison of old methods lawyers once used to secure their files, such as locking files in cabinets, and how the new digital communication landscape poses unforeseen data security challenges for law firms. David then expounds upon this point by expressing how many lawyers aren’t thinking about securing their data and could be facing huge ethical problems. The conversation then focuses on an analysis of whether lawyers should use the cloud and how, in certain instances, it could be more secure for law firms to do so.  

During the investigation of the San Bernardino shooting the FBI obtained a company iPhone that was used by Syed Farook, one of the assailants. The investigators obtained a warrant to search the phone, but it’s currently locked and the FBI hasn’t been able to access the encrypted data. This prompted the agency to request assistance from Apple to bypass the phone’s security features, but Apple has refused. Does the FBI have the authority to compel a company to re-engineer its own product in order to undermine the security of its own customers? In this episode of Digital Detectives, Sharon Nelson and John Simek interview the American Civil Liberties Union’s Speech Privacy and Technology Project Director and principal legal advisor to Edward Snowden Ben Wizner about the legal battle between Apple and the FBI. Wizner begins by explaining The All Writs Act and how it’s being used to coerce Apple, the FBI’s potential objectives in making this request, and what dangers might be present if the FBI prevails. The conversation then shifts to the global implications for all tech companies if the the precedent is set that Apple must aid in helping the FBI get the contents of this phone and what that might mean for the national security of the United States of America – and the privacy of its citizens. Wizner then gives some insights into what it has been like to be the principal advisor for Edward Snowden and what the case has been like for him as a lawyer.

Liza is my guest this time in an episode geared for both musicians and entrepreneurs. Several years ago when The Apprentice featured actual business professionals instead of celebrities vying for another 15 minutes of fame, Liza was not only on the show, she was a finalist. She took that experience to Austin and later Corpus Christi to start 2 nonprofits. She shares insights into community building, entrepreneurial growth, and ways to bring others together so that everyone wins.

ACLU attorney Ben Wizner, who has represented whistleblower Edward Snowden, spoke at the University of Virginia School of Law on March 25 about protecting privacy in an era in which government organizations and businesses wish to gather increasing amounts of information about people's everyday lives. Wizner, the director of the ACLU Speech, Privacy & Technology Project, is introduced by UVA Law professor Josh Bowers, co-director of the Program in Law and Public Service.