The Most Civilized Yet Insulting And Hilarious Interview With The Guy Who Ruined Our Privacy Ever

On the premiere of his thoughtful and hilarious new show on HBO, “Last Week Tonight,” John Oliver got the opportunity to sit down with Gen. Keith Alexander, the previous head of the NSA, and attempt to hold him accountable for the organization’s overreach. He didn’t pull punches and once again proved that apparently the best…

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May 5, 2014

If you’d like to see him do more interviews like this, I’d encourage you to Like him on Facebook, and maybe share this? The NSA already knows you are going to.

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