America is so over those NSA leaks, says former NSA director Michael Hayden

Last year, journalist Glenn Greenwald, with the help of Edward Snowden, broke the news of the NSA's sprawling spy ops. Yet just one year later, with Greenwald now heading a new muckraking magazine, The Intercept, Politico asks if America is bored with him and his leaks.

To support the hypothesis, Politico spoke with former NSA chief Michael Hayden, who had a major hand in shaping the organization Greenwald exposed. His take:

Last July, Politico said of Greenwald that, "the news cycle has moved on," and that the reporter "doesn't seem to have any more revelations up his sleeve."

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