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I'm Dorothy Wickendon, and on today's Politics and More podcast, New Yorker editor David Remnick

visits the Whitney Museum of American Art with the filmmaker and journalist Laura Poitris.

Her newest project, Astro Noise, is an installation currently on exhibition at the Whitney.

Filmmaker and journalist Laura Poitris is arguably the fiercest and most vivid chronicler and critic of the War on Terror.

When Edward Snowden copied countless NSA files about surveillance, and he wanted to leak them to the press, he reached out to Laura Poitris.

The stories that followed led to a Pulitzer Prize

that Poitra shared with journalists at The Guardian

and the Washington Post,

and her documentary film about Snowden,

Citizen Four, won an Academy Award.

But her newest project is quite a different thing.

It's a museum exhibit,

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