Edward Snowden, who has lived in Russia since 2013 after exposing the US state surveillance program, has taken part in an interview marathon with Joe Rogan. The whistleblower spoke about his life in Moscow and noted that there is currently a bias in the US media toward the country of his self-imposed exile. Former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden has taken aim at former US President Barack Obama, calling him out for expanding secret surveillance programs at the hands of various US agencies. In a 2-hour-long interview with comedian and commentator Joe Rogan, the whistleblower said that although Obama "campaigned actively against the warrantless wiretapping of the Bush administration", he embraced it as soon as he became president. According to Snowden, intelligence services have "feared up" every president since John F. Kennedy. "These guys are basically saying, 'If you don't do X, Y, and Z, this is going to fall on your lap,' and the implication, which I don't