assange then tried getting the entire chat from lamo. >> assange sent me an email after bradley was arrested, encouraging me to change my characterization of the events to refer to manning as a whistleblower rather than a spy, and to ascribe my motivations to a momentary lapse of reason. >> smith: adrian lamo-- you wrote him an email after the fact. >> yes, that's correct. >> smith: and you encouraged him to change his characterization of the events. >> yes, i thought that if there was a chance that, regardless... let me clarify. we are in a very difficult position concerning bradley manning. the difficulty of our position is that our technology does not permit us to understand whether someone is one of our sources or not, because the best way to keep a secret is to never have it. >> smith: but in the chat with lamo, bradass87 says he did not use the normal wikileaks submission system; he says he had a relationship with assange. >> he stated that he had spent four months trying to track assange down and reassure himself of the identity of the person that he was communicating with. that is to

what motivates julian assange does he want to change the world or is he just seeking fame does he act on his own or is someone else behind wiki leaks and will its whistle blowing revelations change the world forever. coonass january twentieth a city with millions of residents descends into chaos thousands of protesters take to the streets in downtown genius to demand the immediate resignation of president ben ali who has ruled the country for over twenty three years after several days of tensions resulting bloodshed then ali had to flee the capital on january the fifteenth this. the events that took place in the north african country in january were immediately dubbed the jasmine revolution of the choosing and coup also has another name for the wiki revolution. this man is a professor at one of the universities in tunis. as a political activist he prefers to be known by his nickname. he didn't take part in the attacks on government buildings but he said to be one of the main driving forces of the revolution. after registering his web site to leaks he began posting material concerning

it looks like at julian assange, the relationship with assange, we interviewed assange for the program but at its heart it's about bradley manning. we wanted to understand him. >> charlie: what did you find out? >> there are a number of bradley mannings. there's not one bradley manning. like a lot of people there's a lot of complex and contradictory strains to the personality but you have an idealistic young guy who joins the military, is struggling with don't ask don't tell because he's gay. he's, therefore, out of place in the military, unhappy. he said to friends that he joined because he wanted the g.i.bill benefits. he's already expressed anti-war sentiments. his facebook page to which we were granted access three years of his facebook postings which are... will be up on the front line website as of tomorrow night when the program runs. they indicate that he was also struggling with a relationship that was falling apart around the time that he was leaking. he was also getting to know a new group of friends. he grew up in rural oklahoma. he was a smart kid. but while he's at fort d

look at your news in about thirty minutes time but right now and not a figure of our time julian assange has managed to do what few people ever dared reveal top u.s. government secrets but just who is the man behind the wiki leaks we investigate next right here on our quiz. the website wiki leaks what's account helping parents have. this chili and such help think that the adults who were detained at guantanamo bay which exist under attack. he says he has a dream a world without secrets the first step in the vault of the institute to get information out of the real world today anyone can find out what information the government the military and bankers of kept under lock and key secrecy is the biggest. going to be a good marker for you is wiki leaks the dream of an idealist or a tool to manipulate global politics julian words on india and on anger. what motivates julian a song does he want to change the world or is he just seeking fame does he act on his own or is someone else behind wiki leaks and will it whistle blowing revelations change the world forever. kunis january twentieth and t

and a magic figure of our time julian assange has managed to do what few people ever dared reveal top u.s. government secrets but just who is the man behind wiki leaks we investigate next right here on our show. the web site wiki leaks once again tapping. the last year. it's saying it's chilly and such i think that that counts for the type and what's not in the bag which exist utterance and. he says he has a dream a world without secrets the first step in the for the state is to get information out of the real world today anyone can find out what information the government the military and bankers have kept under lock and key secrecy is the biggest. going to be remarked as it is wiki leaks the dream of an idealist or a tool to manipulate global politics julian works on a long anger. what motivates julian assad does he want to change the world or is he just seeking fame does he act on his own or is someone else behind wiki leaks and will its whistle blowing revelations change the world forever. tunis january twentieth and the city with millions of residents descends into chaos thousand

and we also heard from numerous journalists and a former wiki leaks member who talked about julian assange is someone with no regard for human life and he published the names of collaborators and informants we were told the agent in lama the hacker turned informant who handed over his chats with manning was just trying to do the right thing nothing new a lot of incrimination with no evidence and perhaps most importantly a failure of a journalistic organization to talk about how we can leaks has affected journalism how it started to date and cause the government to do everything in its power to bring it down joining me from our studio in new york to discuss this is kevin costello freelance assistant apa nation magazine kevin i want to thank you very much for joining me tonight now if you were an average american that perhaps hasn't been extensively following this the wiki leaks story and you were sitting on your couch last night and you watch this frontline documentary what's the message that you would come away with. well i believe that the message in this documentary is that there was thi

shade although in actual fact he's just as much a gold father of the wiki leaks project as julian assange has. yes money was daniel smith this is julia sons and we're here to make a short presentation about the we can fix project what if we don't daniel don't steinberg could be described as co-creator of the internet's most scandalous web site sit together he understands took the idea of creating a site where any person can safely post secret information anonymously and made it a reality that we can do it i heard about wiki leaks in september two thousand and seven and in november two thousand and seven i first got in touch with joel. he was already working on we can it's a moment i saw i asked if they needed any help. and started working on a couple of topics john young registered the domain name in late december two thousand and six although young had already created something similar to wiki leaks several years before previously he used the crypto site for publishing classified material secrecy is the biggest. fear to be able to market. it is way overdone and so threats to the r.c. are

unfortunately it's been i mean look at its core martin smith went into this interview with julian assange you can see the full interview that we can you leaks leaked and posted on its website last night just as the program was about to air and at the beginning and during you can see martin smith justifying why is there and really just saying look i have to ask you these questions because these criticisms are out there but then julian assange says no you don't why should you let the critics out but frame but the problem for p.b.s. and other organizations is that their status as a journalist in the whole social structure of the united states is in jeopardy if they take any sort of adversarial stance towards power and i think that we definitely see that a lot if there's anybody that you wish was in this documentary that would have given a better a fuller picture because julian assigns was the only way he leaks supporter in the entire thing and that's obvious because hey he's the co-founder do you think they should have spoken to him. well i think that glenn greenwald would have been a good c

where he leaks founder julian assange armed his lays into online social networks for helping the united states collect information i own citizens and a interview with the likes of facebook and google play significant roles in the arab uprisings. face talking about if the most appalling spying if you have been facebook google yahoo always making us organizations have people think of anything for it you think of that everyone should understand about it when they had their printed book they are doing free work for united states intelligence agencies. the building has gotten its word. we'll hear more about julian assange to say when we bring new artes full interview in about ten minutes time. the most europeans made the eight ball when nazi germany surrendered sixty six years ago solar remembrance ceremonies have been held in several capitals this sunday a mosque is also the marking the anniversary head of the ground celebrations on monday. well for russia victory is not a maiden and it's a traditional military parade through red square ahead of the event the country's political elites link

and you can watch the full interview in about fifteen minutes time when julian assange speaks to us also available on our website as well r.t. gold coin if you are having their color stories you might be interested in getting a lot of clicks this morning. triggering change american gun owners get fired up over openly carrying their weapons and some even argue for the rights of take guns on the plane got that story plus to give you a guided tour of a russian rocket ready to blast off from the european space for the off a successful simulated launch find out how it's doing what the plans are at r.t. dot com. a russian court handed a life sentence this week to a nationalist convicted of killing a human rights lawyer and the journalist in central moscow two years ago his associate a life partner got eighteen years in jail located taken off from dulles to see a cross is linked to an outlaw ultranationalist group a jury found intolerance and hatred of the main reasons why the pair decided to kill lawyer stanislav not to love and often represented victims of fascist violence or killers was gunn

just my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation of all the we can fix project. the first step in the fourth place if you get information out about the real world claims to him war on among them the. secret visit because. it would be a good marketing. if i'd ever put it into sources and danger he would hunt me down and kill him. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because it has become more about this all james bond. than all the actual information. but thank you. told the people around the mole. that they may.

the most appalling spying to show you consider to be the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange she talks exclusively to us here at r.t. about the dark side of social networks. here with r.t. and the stories that made headlines this week and of course the one that dominating story the world's most notorious terrorist has been killed after almost ten years in hiding some of bin laden was shot during a covert u.s. navy seal operation they found nine eleven mastermind living in a million dollar mansion about fifty kilometers from pakistan's capital but as our season he said now reports of bin laden's death is unlikely to make the world a safer place. the man wanted dead or alive for a decade is gone but the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden for some it was a moment of victory he cares about caring for others a moment of embarrassment president obama is in fact there was a u.s. it's sorry but there's one thing analysts say should not be overlooked osama bin laden may be dead but the threat of terror is very much alive frankly doesn't make much of a

well our interview with wiki leaks founder julian assange just coming up in just a moment that will be right after a recap of the top stars. were some this is just a parliament building in birmingham. but then. sixty five years ago. it was the final target i'm going to my major offensive from an army. of sculpture became the symbol on the form of financial tsunami. and the victory over nazi germany. the fall i'm in our genes. mission free recrimination free transport charges free from ancient greeks.

you ask me and so for the sake of freedom of speech at the same time washington is targeting julian assange hundred wiki leaks exactly and look at the treatment that they've done to gravel manning you know are there to sensually torturing the german man who has not been convicted of anything but i can still being held in solitary confinement they moved from one person to another. for providing information that is very necessary for people to have the order to have what they would consider to be a democratic so i think this is a go and then there's you can go very well i think if you look at where. happening in the negotiations inside. the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers which governs the internet and assigns the. three letter digits at the beginning of each website there is a tremendous battle going on led by the united states congress. to be able to have greater control over when they can shut down websites and which of states can be shut down by the us or by other governments who will object to the political content of the website to mention that there is also a great

yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation about what we can fix project. the first step in the for the state is to get information out about the real world. through him. i'm here in the. secret prison because i'm going to be a good marketer. if i ever put him sources in danger he would hunt me down and kill him. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the culture because it has become more about this all the james bond with than about the actual information. but thank you. sol the people around the wold. be. the admission is free the couldn't take three months for charges free the arrangements free the risk free. types free the old free blood counseling video for your media project and a free media to r t talk tom. plug. today violence is once again fled uplands these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations are the day plugs. several protester deaths through a portal city in syria security forces opened fire on demonstrators in one small the sky official promises to hold off meanwhile washi

well wiki leaks founder julian assange has laid into online social networks who are helping the united states collect information and spy on citizens during an interview with us here at r.t. he said the likes of facebook and google played significant roles in the arab uprisings. facebook in particular. is the most appalling spying machine that has ever been invented facebook google yahoo all these major you would sort of eventually have been interpreting things for us intelligence everyone should understand up. really good friends to facebook they are doing free work for united states intelligence agencies and building this database with it. and i know you can hear more of what julian assange had to say when we bring you the full interview here in artsy in about five minutes time right check of some of the stories making headlines around the world on this sunday and egypt's fragile interim leadership is we tested with sectarian clashes overnight that killed at least ten and injured over one hundred the violence erupted when the muslims attacked a church to release a christian woman who

live from moscow as we run down the top stories of the week now wiki leaks founder julian assange on charges laid into online social networks for helping the united states collect information and spying on citizens and during an interview with our team he said the likes of facebook and google played a significant roles in the arab uprisings. facebook in particular is the most appalling spying machine that has ever been into facebook google yahoo always made us we're going to go and have it will be in good faith and for you with an totals everyone should understand that. when they. work they are doing free work for united states intelligence agencies in the building was part of it. and i know you can hear more of what julian assange has to say when we bring you our tease the full interview that's coming your way in the next hour right here on r.t. . or france's leading role in a nato campaign in libya as well as other military for its a broad is pushing its defense budget to the breaking point meanwhile it's the french people who are paying the price for president sarkozy's war ambiti

as we read other top stories of the week now wiki leaks founder julian assange laid into online a social network for helping the united states collect information and spying on citizens and during an interview with us here at r.t. he said that the likes of facebook and google played a significant role as in the arab uprising. facebook in particular is the most appalling spying machine that has ever been into facebook google yahoo all these major u.s. organizations how it will be interpreting for you if intelligence everyone should understand that. when they add their friends to facebook they are doing free work for the united states and here with me for agencies including this database for that. there you can hear more of what julian assange tries to say when we bring you our tease a full interview that's coming your way next hour here on r.t. . france's leading role in a nato's campaign in libya has as well as other military forces abroad is pushing its defense budget it's a breaking point and while it's the french people who are paying the price for president sarkozy's war ambitions do

and fluoro david back of warfield about the shortly before that as well wiki leaks founder julian assange talks to us exclusively one of seven on thanks for watching our team from moscow with the headlines in just a couple of minutes. from. the moment when the world has changed forever. thousands passed to nothingness. thousands in the. first hand man doomed to suffer hardship and.

well like you make scope out or julian assange is currently fighting extradition from britain to sweden he was presented an award in london from the city of sydney australia it's the third me he foundation's the gold medal it was presented to us onshore exceptional courage and pursuit of human rights it's my great great pleasure to present you with the sydney peace medal for your conviction that truth matters and that justice depends on it and for your car each and the leadership and tenacity in journalism and publishing we think that you and wiki leaks. look we've seen kids that watch a show in journalism. if australia views a scientist work with wiki leaks as a noble act especially when the whistleblowing site released a treasure trove of data of two hundred fifty thousand diplomatic cables now the sydney peace foundation's director pointed fingers at the us government saying that he is appalled by the violent behavior of major politicians in america and just to put it on a perspective for you the gold medals also been awarded to individuals like nelson mandela and the dalai lama in t

there's a big brother out there that will get them if they step out on wiki leaks founder julian assange labeled quote a high tech terrorist i vice president joe biden for publishing leaked u.s. government documents and a video showing u.s. helicopter pilots shooting unarmed reporters in iraq he could be charged with espionage a move that is setting a dangerous precedent according to the committee to protect journalists the notion that somebody could be prosecuted for disseminating information under the espionage act in our view would open the door for subsequent prosecutions potentially of charles ramsey risk prosecution of journalist doesn't concern everyone hears and taking questions at the conservative political action conference what do you mean knowing that there are jails journalists i think there should be more in jail. i want the u.s. proclaims its press free this kind of repression has to stop or they have to be able to report to ensure. that we live in a democratic society carry media criticism understand the smart. watch when detained in the united states journalists are usua

or a news outlet works how the senate and we go to the point where if they want to look at julian assange we're going to have to work on every editor of every major newspaper in this country it's just ridiculous well you know it's interesting too because the wall street journal didn't get any of the any of the document dumps from wiki leaks and so i'm wondering maybe there is a little bit of bitterness involved there too you know what about rupert murdoch wanted to do this. yeah i mean we've seen incredible sense of sour grapes from some of which it makes critics for example after the near term says one of the wiki leaks keeps their editor going around calling julian assange crazy maybe i mean pettiness of these journalists is just incredible so if people were serious so the labeling papers like the wall street journal which i this coverage and sort of wait weeks lanson order lose now they're trying to provide a competitor we can weeks to get stories from themselves so they can sell it to instead of letting wiki leaks control the story let's talk about the ways in which this wall street j

and that was largely lore i met from london interviewing wiki leaks founder julian assange and if you'd like to see this interview in its entirety you can log on to our website r.t. dot com. well as you may have observed in the last several hours this announcement has brought about a media frenzy with wall the wall coverage on every detail from interviews with nine eleven victims families to animated graphics showing the military mission the coverage of this big event has been surprisingly uniform from mainstream networks to mainstream network. on the moon landing this is just an amazing moment for the country we're only now beginning to appreciate the enormity of this the storage situation we want to take a look at the big media response of the killing of osama bin laden and for that we go to danny schechter filmmaker and blogger joining us from our new york studio. hey there danny i guess i just want to start by getting your take on the media coverage thus far. well you know it gave the media something big to deal with and to feel important about even though twitter seems to have beat

it was assange, wasn't it? president because if not i'm down to like, thank you and god bless america. just look at the options the republicans are kicking around, palin, huckabee, gingrich, dump, that doesn't sound like a field of candidates, that sounds like season 13 of "dancing with the stars." both rand paul and his father are looking to run which is something i have in common with my father, we are not going to get elected president. if you look up booring in the dictionary, that's more exciting than tim pawlenty. he makes al gore look like rupe hall. donald trump is saying he'll run for president as a republican which is surprising because i just assumed he was running as a joke. donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because fox often appears on donald trump's head. gary bucey said that donald trump would make a great president. of course, he said the same thing about an old rusty bird cage he found. donald trump owns the misu.s.a. pageant great for republicans because it will streamline thei

yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation about that we can fix project. the first step in the fourth day if you can get information out about the real world. julian works on yeah i'm going after her. chiefly because of because. it would be a good marketing. gimmick. if i ever put it into sauces and danger he would hunt me down and kill him. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the culture because it has become more about this all james bond. than all the actual information. but thank you. the whole people around the wold. pay me. for sun this is just a parliament building in burning. books sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the red on. its capture became the symbol of the flow of the fascists into town. and the victory over nazi germany. too full of burning in on our cheeks. welcome back to spotlight i'm now going over and just through my. and to that my guest in the studio today is me to go the president of the saatchi to throw two thousand and fourteen organizing committee nutri we

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was a terrible tragedy but immediately after it occurred because people started saying that look assange go there's always acted as a shrewd politician and used the strength in his own political standing and to weaken the opposition. do you think that's true that was. he said straight away that it could only be the opposition who could have done it it's just war which was proved not to be the fact later but it's still with him and this only because they were real professionals some investigating. affairs are police are too stupid and busy battering civilians as you put it just so we know why did the russians and israeli investigators. when they conducted a quality investigation when it turned out none of that culture and some were involved with the opposition. shank of course will still claim it was the opposition's fault now he blames all the earlier attacks from them the what they say i think was done by other people than those who investigated they said taffy so whenever things get difficult ilads did you know it would brought his son to the explosion site even before the bodies were

yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation about the we can fix project. the first step in the for the state is to get information out about the real world. through their blogs on the matter of the. secrecy is the biggest. going to be the markets are going. to find it difficult and you saw as the danger he would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the country because it has become a war of all this all the james bond. then the actual confirmation. of thank you. the whole vehicle around the wold. like me. download the official see how to make a show on the phone only called touch from the choose option. sheesh life on the go. video on demand exceeds my old costs and omissions features now in the palm of your. question on. called. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations today. state of expectation of libyan opposition on voice in paris france has more to offer than washington after they left empty hande

next starting talks exclusively to julian assange the founder of the wiki leaks web site of the man behind the leaking of thousands of classified diplomatic cables. julian time talking to r.t. now through the course of your work it's reasonable to assume that you have insights into how political decisions are being made what do you make of the recent events in the middle east and north africa do you think that we're seeing genuine social unrest or are we seeing some kind of orchestrated revolt and if so who do you think is behind the rest of the genuine change in some parts of italy i mean egypt is a clear case and i was concerned in the beginning of the keep the revolution as to when whether we can sort of changing of the chairs and it made the same existing power structure with something really different was happening but after mubarak played kyra you saw the revolutions occurring in every institution we've been here and i would gladly reply i'm so good that's the sort of change is hard to implement now what's happening in some other countries be different so the situation in libya is cl

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well julian assange has become one of the world's most talked about men not just because of his whistle blowing web site but because of his outspoken opinions as well as he continues his battle against extradition. his views ranging from arab uprisings to guantanamo to why the web is spying on you that's next right here on alt. julian draxler talking to r.t. now through the course of your work it's reasonable to assume that you have some insights into how that political decision is a big mate what do you make of the recent events in the middle east and north africa do you think that we're seeing genuine social unrest or are we seeing some kind of orchestrated revolt and if so who do you think is behind or who is genuine change in some parts of the little things i mean egypt is a critical mass and i was concerned in the beginning of the egyptian revolution as to when and where we could sort of changing of the chairs and it. made its of the same existing power structure or even something really different was happening after mubarak. played kyra we saw the revolutions occurring in every in