From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World Headquarters, it's Current Affairs, your

ears, greatest hour of politics and culture.

I'm Pete Davis, your host.

To finish off the year, we have a very special episode.

For the full episode, we present to you a conversation between current affairs, editor-in-chief

Nathan J. Robinson, and the intercepts Glenn Greenwald.

But here's the twist. We're going to give Glenn a break from his usual MO of prosecuting crimes

of the American Empire. Instead, we're going to ask him

mostly about animals. Topics discussed include, how many dogs does Glenn own? What arguments

do we have to make when begging a higher intelligence not to eat us? And yes, also, Glenn and Nathan couldn't resist talking about the crimes of the American Empire a bit

before getting back to talking about dogs.

Happy New Year, listeners.

Here's Nathan and Glenn.

I'm here tonight with an incredibly special guest,

Manor, I've very much been looking forward to talking to.

He is Mr. Glenn Greenwald, the founding editor of The Intercept,

a Pulitzer and Polk Prize award-winning investigative journalist,

the author of such books as No Place to Hide,

and with liberty and justice for Some, which is a

brilliantly relevant book that explores the way that the rule of law is selectively applied

to elites versus the rest of us. And most recently, he is the founder and proprietor of homeless

people and animals to get a shelter for dogs and homeless individuals in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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