Snowden: Traitor or Hero? - Stossel in the Classroom

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Eight years ago, Edward Snowden revealed government secrets. He told the world that America, illegally, spies on Americans, and most everyone in the world.

Some now call Snowden a traitor. John talks with Snowden about that.

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