NSA spy program reporter promises more bombshells

By Associated Press

Published October 21, 2013 4:00am ET

NSA spy program reporter promises more bombshells — Associated Press Denver News Editor James Anderson, right, facilitates a question and answer session with investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald via teleconference from Rio de Janeiro Brazil, during an event at the annual conference of the 69th Annual General Assembly of the Inter American Press Association, at the Brown Palace Hotel, in Denver, Monday Oct. 21, 2013. Greenwald, who's source is NSA leaker Edward Snowden, cowrote a story in Monday's Le Monde newspaper outlining details of the NSA's eavesdropping program in France, in which reportedly some 70 million calls were monitored in one month by the spy agency. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley) | Brennan Linsley

DENVER (AP) — The journalist behind stories about the National Security Agency’s global spy program promised Monday that there are many more to come, including details about the United States spying on its own citizens.

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