Glenn Greenwald

Always great to see you, Megan.

Thanks for having me.

Yeah, there's a lot there, and I totally agree that by far the most interesting or at least consequential part of all these events is the journalistic angle.

By the way, I do have a brother, and I couldn't imagine ever remotely, even for like a fleeting second, considering the possibility that he's a serial killer.

And then if I were actually in a realm where I was considering that possibility, that would already be extraordinary.

extremely alarming.

And the idea that, oh, I'm going to exonerate him only because the car that he was driving was out of the range by about a year.

Once you're down that road, you're pretty far well beyond where anybody would ever be.

I think that would be a pretty big red flag.

But the journalistic angle, I think, is so important, Megan, because I think you and I work in journalism, so we see it up close.

Most people who don't work in journalism don't.

We don't see

heart surgeries up close or people flying aircraft.

And when you do, you see things that I think people should be aware of.

Oftentimes, one of the things that is most dangerous to journalism is when you get a source who can provide you with an important value.

And this is a big scoop, right?

This is the sister of this serial killer in a case that has gotten major attention.

He's kind of this enigma and mystery.

He has never spoken.

He didn't defend himself in court.