Tucker interviews Kim Dotcom about free speech & democracy

Kim Dotcom knows what it’s like to be spied on. He’s a hacker, and therefore an expert on digital surveillance. He watched Tucker's new docuseries on internet privacy, so we invited him to talk to us. What followed was very dark.  

Kim Dotcom is a German-Finnish internet entrepreneur, hacker, and political activist best known as the founder of Megaupload, once one of the world's largest file-sharing sites.

In 2012, US authorities shut Megaupload down and charged Dotcom with criminal copyright infringement, racketeering, and money laundering, triggering a New Zealand police raid on his home and a legal battle over extradition that has run for more than a decade. He is a vocal critic of government surveillance and internet censorship. 

He states that 'direct democracy' like in Switzerland is the only safe way to have any semblance of free thought and expression.

He also predicts that the US-NATO will expand their war on Russia. In the end Dotcom predicts Russia will win because Europe actually does not have any real armies. Same goes for the war against Iran. Iran would win.