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I'm John Schwartz, Senior Writer with the Intercept.

Over the past year, intercepted has been bringing you more stories from the people behind

the Intercepts reporting.

They even let me take the mic to talk about the business of war profiteering with Andrew

Cobra, the longtime national security journalist and author of the new book The Spoils of War.

A few years ago, they were discovered to be charging $10,000 for a toilet seat cover.

And when the undersecretary of the Air Force was sort of challenged on this by, I think

it was a congressman, he said, well, we needed to pay that prize to ensure that a profit

for the manufacturer.

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In the past year on Intercept, you've heard investigative reporter Sharon Lerner explain

how she discovered that Trump's EPA helped erase records of almost 270,000 pounds of

carcinogenic pollution.

So there are a lot of people around the country who are still breathing this stuff and just

have no idea.

We also shine to light on the Chinese government's repressive tactics against Muslims based

on millions of leaked police files provided to the Intercept.

I feel that somebody is watching something will happen in next hour.

And my every action and my every word recorded the camera all the time, like looking at

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