S2014 E1 • Why We Did It

Rachel Maddow looks into the real reason the U.S. went to war in Iraq.

Première diffusion : 6 mars 2014

S2014 E2 • Inside the Mind of Edward Snowden

In his first American television interview, Edward Snowden defended his disclosure of the American government's use of surveillance programs to spy on its own people, and described himself as a patriot for trying to stop violations of the Constitution. Snowden met for about five hours last week with "NBC Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams at a hotel in Moscow, where Snowden is living in exile while facing U.S. felony charges. Snowden walked out of the NSA with tens of thousands of documents on thumb drives, documents that he says he has released to journalists. These documents disclosed the global reach of U.S. intelligence, including descriptions of government surveillance of U.S. telephone and email records, tapping of undersea fiber-optic cables carrying internet traffic, and accessing Yahoo and Google’s internal user data without either company’s knowledge.

S2014 E3 • Sex Slaves: Parlor Games

In the City by the Bay, and across America, massage parlors are increasingly moving into the business of sex for sale. This all-new episode of Sex Slaves uncovers the melancholy and desperation inherent to ‘happy ending’

Première diffusion : 11 mai 2014

S2014 E4 • Sex Slaves: The Teen Trade

Fueled by the power of the internet, selling teenage girls has exploded into a billion dollar business – one that sometimes resides right next door.

Première diffusion : 30 octobre 2014