The Young Turks: Chris Hedges on the NDAA
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Chris Hedges joins “The Young Turks” to talk about the National Defense Authorization Act. He and several other plaintiffs have filed suit against the Obama administration to overturn its indefinite detention provision. Hedges says of the NDAA, “This is a giant step towards destroying what’s left of our anemic democracy.”
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