Topic: German Television

Edward Snowden's interview on German television is analyzed, specifically his claim that analysts could wiretap anyone, including federal judges and the President. The hosts interpret this as a "message" from Snowden that he possesses compromising information ("the goods") on high-level officials. They contrast this with the lack of American media interest in the full interview.

An exploration of German C-band satellite television reveals a high volume of late-night adult programming featuring live call-in segments. The discussion notes the prevalence of these channels across Europe and the use of Slingbox technology to access international feeds.