so assange is a criminal.ational security, released hundreds of thousands of unredacted classify documents that have harmed national security, and the obama administration during the course of its entirety has done absolutely nothing about it. >> they opened up a criminal investigation on him. >> but they haven't indicted him as far as we know. in fact, they said according to the washington post, they reported that they were not going to be able to endiet him because they'd have to indict every newspaper and every journalist. assange isn't a journalist. all these papers have reported his information say he's not a journalist. he's an activist. what he does, which is different from journalism, is that he releases all these documents unclassified. so, for example, he released 76,000 pages of classified documents which exposed the identities of 100 afghans who were informing on the taliban. "the new york times" refused to link to him and refused to publish those names. julian assange put those names out there. ag

what is your view on assange's comment there?he's spot on, deirdre, but what he didn't do, he didn't finish it up. reason libya is so important is because the weapons that went from benghazi to turkey into syria ended up in isis' hands when they were just getting started. it was a joint program, bipartisan program approved by congress that armed isin its early days to go against assad. and so hillary was the leader on it. of course we had the catastrophic results on 9/11/12, that's the reason, and why he's correct. in addition to she was secretary of state when we pulled u.s. forces out of iraq in december of 2011 which weakened the sunni part of iraq which enabled isis to flow into and seize the western part of iraq. deirdre: so general, hillary clinton has also accused donald trump of having ties with russia. so here's her comment. >> trump himself keeps praise on putin, and embraces pro-russian policies. he talks casually of abandoning our nato allies, recognizing russia's annexation of crimea giving the kremlin a free hand in

with some hitchhikers in the '80s, he would public them in the name of assange.the work of a man who loves to see his name in print, even if it means soiling the names of others. since when did he care about america? assange's leaks have just one thing in common, it's not principle, it's availability, whatever he can get his hands on or what's handed to him. meaning you could be next. or worse, me. this is all a self-serving monologue, brian. >> you know it's going to happen to you. i know you, you probably have five e-mail accounts, all the passwords are named after your kids or dogs. i could probably hack your account in ten minutes. >> what is your first name? we're never on together. first off, i'm with you. if you want to get to the truth -- i hope we can get the fbi to do that. can you do an investigation? i do not want to hail him because he might be pursuing debbie wasserman schultz. i had reince priebus on the radio to me, and he said, i'm not happy about this. i don't want the october surprise to come from julian assange. >> exactly. >> that's a mature

>> here, listen to assange.m last night. >> the problem with the trump campaign is it's actually hard for us to publish much more controversial material than what comes out of donald trump's mouth every second day. that's very strange reality for most of the media to be in. >> by the way, that was "fox and friends," not megyn kelly. >> get it? drip, drip, drip. >> he was on "fox and friends". >> is he now like, you know, why is fox getting so much attention? >> i don't know. i do want to say something about seth ridge, the dnc staffer, by all accounts, a wonderful young man who had a family that loved him. if you read the stories about him, he had a lot of friends. he lived in a pretty tough neighborhood because that's what he could afford in washington, dc. we've been there. i have lived myself and the suggestion is not that assange wants to help find his killer but that assange wants attention so he's offering $20,000 which he knows he'll never have to pay and then in the meantime suggests that seth rich might

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on wednesday,e assange promise a 2016 game-changer.atch.zf >> are we going to see it before the november 8th election?> do you believe the information in could be a game-changer in theczfi?r8ñ u.s. election? >> i thinkm@ >> joining me now bud jackson is a democratic strategist"v0 chairman of the american working families pac. and david wohl is a trump supporter andcayx[attorney. all right. so let's start out with you, david. heard julianv0.p assange promising$ anotx jm big e-mail vrznp &h(% dump. will thisí woodward and bernstein. he's that big at this point. what could his october surprise be? he says it's significant, and he's a very understated guy, so i think you can countdown on that being huge. will it relate to e-mails? my guess is yes. we just heard about hillary clinton's e-mail serving being scrubbed with a bleach bit. i've represented many people charged with tampering with evidence and what she did puts them to shame. so my g

as did wikileaks founder and editor julian assange.e was interviewed via video stream by former green party presidential candidate david cobb. julian assange has been in the ecuadorian embassy in london for more than four years. if he were to attempt to leave, he would be arrested by british police and ultimately extradited to the united states, where it is believed there is a sealed indictment against him over wikileaks release of documents. david cobb started by asking julian assange about the recent dnc e-mail leaks. e-mails from20,000 the dnc. from the communications director and so on -- [indiscernible] into the hillary clinton campaign and a number of other groups. what the show is not only was there a sort of internal view or discussions about how to undermine bernie sanders and support hillary clinton, not surprising, even that debbie wasserman schultz used to work for hillary clinton's campaign, but rather, there were formal instructions made to dnc staff of blacke a campaign propaganda against bernie sanders. for example, lui

assange says he believes hillary clinton has something called elite immunity. what is that? >> reporter: really his way of saying that he thinks she has friends in high places. he talks bottom the obama administration targeting journalists and journalistic sources, including from fox news. he also points to a certain media bias saying that some organizations are resistant to publish information that reflects badly on the democratic part, though assange claims it's clear he is trying to dig up dirt on both parties but he thinks hillary clinton has a lot of cronyistic influence, you know, cronies. watch. >> when you see that hillary clinton has not been prosecuted for more than 100 classified messages she has exchanged, including ones that bear classification labels, that is elite immunity. >> reporter: assange says he is not rooting for trump, saying if he had good info on him he would put it out. >> a professional hacker trying to make up the difference because the thinks mainstream media is not doing enough. interesting. thank you. >>> much more politics straight ahead. i'l

assange critics say he's promoting a conspiracy theory. back to you. >> rich, thank you. >> growing questions over a doj investigation into one u.s. police force, as the department releases a scathing review of the baltimore pd just two weeks after all charges were dropped against the officers accused in freddie gray's death. plus, hillary clinton fires off a sharp reaction to donald trump's second amendment comment. >> words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. >> since words have consequences, we look back at a controversy causing remark hillary clinton made back in 2008 and discuss whether the media is treating both incidents equally. howard kerts and katie pavlich howard kerts and katie pavlich your car insurance policy is 22 pages long. did you read every word? no, only lawyers do that. so when you got rear-ended and needed a tow, your insurance company told you to look at page five on your policy. did it say "great news. you're co

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wikileaks founder julian assange is raising questions information.. fueling conspiracy theories about whether it might have been a hit. julian assange: whistleblowers go to significant efforts to get us material, and often very significant risk. there's a 27-year-old who works for the dnc, who was shot in the back--murdered-- assange would not say if rich was a wikileaks source.. but the organization is now offering a 20-thousand-dollar reward. nu: was he one of your sources then? ja: we don't comment on d.c. police say there is no indication that rich's death is connected to his employment at the dnc. conspiracy theorists suggest rich may be connected to e- mails.. incriminating democratic party leaders.. just before the democratic convention. they're also implying rich could have been involved in the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server despite denials by the bureau. carolina is speaking out! she says... she believes that race played a role in her son's death! the accused killer called 9-1-1 saying "hoodlums" were racing in

lou: assange followed up with a $20,000 reward for information in murder of seth rich. to that point, he is correct. it was not a robbery, because his jewelry, his money, and his wallet all and phone all still with his body after his murder. dc police are shooting down the theory about it having anything to do with his job at the democratic national committee, how they know that is an open question. but there is their statement: one would expect any police department to be a little more than thrilled with help or clues that might come their way. a striking conclusion in my opinion is more, appears to be more of a public relation statement than one based on police forensic and investigation. >> police in baltimore agreeing to overhaul practices av a scathing report found that police department r routinely engaged in unconstitutional behavior according to obama justic department investigation. found baltimore police conducted unlawful stops, searches, arrests and used excessive force. the investigation was launched after april 2015 death of freddie gray. >> obama administ

here's assange building up the mystery. watch. >> i want to give -- don't want to give the game away but a very rite -- variety of different documents from different institutions associated with the election campaign. some quite unexpected angles. quite interesting. some even entertaining. >> reporter: unclear in all of this is whether -- wikileaks is seeking or vetting any donald trump documents. >> trace, thank you. let's bring in a reporter 0 who broke the news about the clintons rethinking of the changes to the family foundation. james grim mad diis an investigative reporter for "the wall street journal" and is live. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> what sort of change does you have reporting on? >> well, as you said, bill clinton is stepping away from the foundation board, but chelsea clinton is not. chelsea clinton is going to remain on the board. what we don't know and could be possible, is that chelsea clinton might be raising money for the clinton foundation. bill clinton said he won't raise money. they said they w

you wonder, julian assange is coming up on our show in a little bit.be he has something on this and maybe that is what he's -- >> he says he has a lot more to release before the election. >>> in the meantime, donald trump and hillary clinton trading blows on the campaign trail accusing each other of being racist. >> peter doocy is live outside of trump towers with the latest. a tantalizing instagram ad, peter. >> reporter: right. the trump campaign is trying to turn accusations of raszism around by using old clips of hillary clinton in that new instagram ad. >> clinton camp hits obama, attacks painful for black voters. >> they're defending this and this, therefore, is their strategy. >> reporter: the reason the trump campaign is going there is because during in a speech in reno, nevada, yesterday hillary clinton accused her opponent of being the favorite candidates of hate groups and behaving certain ways to keep them happy. >> donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical frien

: there's a 27-year- old who works for the dnc, who was shot in the back--murdered-- although assange would not say whether rich was a wikileaks source - offering a 20- thousand-dollar reward. it was an unprompted discussion of rich, who police say was likely killed in a botched robbery on july 10 near his washington, dc home, grfx while d.c. police tell abc news "there is no indication that seth rich's death is connected to his employment at the dnc," conspiracy theorists suggest rich may be connected to the tranche of e-mails leaked by assange's group just before the democratic convention... and we'll have more investigation coming up at 7am - with your gma first look, i'm linzie janis, abc news, new york. > we are staying on top of breaking news right now.. one person is dead after a crash near sahara and eastern. yasmeen hassan is watching how this is affecting traffic-- and we've got parker collins at the scene--parker? breaking right now-- one person is dead after a crash we've got chopper 13 fast and first over the scene. our whole team is tracking this story for you. yasmeen h

but the main thing about assange is this. these aren't hacking jobs.e who want to release this information and happen to have it give it to him. that's very different than running a hacking operation. >> i'm not so sure somebody steals it and give it to him. rebut this. >> seems like running a crime ring. >> no, that's hillary clinton as he's sharing with people thank god. >> he's like a low-life -- he's getting information from these like people who envision themselves as kind of renegades but they're a bunch of crackhead thugs. these are really people who -- >> people in politics. >> all this information is already -- >> that's where the information belongs. not with the general public. if you want your government to have a purpose to be able to protect your national security interests here, abroad, you want to have some semblance of respite from the crazy terrorist attacks that run folding all across the globe, they have to have some proprietary information. >> but everybody not knowing about this stuff would hurt our national security because hilla

julian assange, welcome. said this week that wikileaks is going to be releasing more of theyore information that was hacked fros the democratic national committee in different batches. so when will the next batch come? >> i'm afraid i must correct you, judy. i didn't say we would be releasing information that has been hacked from the dnc. we said that we have a significant amount off information, and the information itself is significant, and it pertains to hillary clinton's campaign. and we will be releasing it in several batches as we are finished with the journalistic w work on each batch. >> woodruff: so are you sayingi this is different from what was hacked from the dnc and the democratic congressional committee? >> you have dnc leaks, which is what we do, and you have dnc hacks, which is an issue that goes back several years. there's been a lot of confusion, which has been pushed by thed hillary clinton campaign to try and confuse hacking of the dnc by a wide variety of actors over the last two years, a

julian assange is suggesting that rich was murdered for leaking damaging dnc e-mails. this is assange on a dutch television program. >> whistleblower has gone to significant efforts to get us materials and significant risks. the 27-year-old works for the dnc was shot in the back, murdered just two weeks ago for unknown reasons as he was walking down the street in washington. >> that was just a robbery, i believe, wasn't it? >> no, there is no finding. >> are you suggesting -- what are you suggesting? >> i'm suggesting that our sources take risks. >> but was he one of your sources, then? i mean -- >> we don't comment on who our sources are. >> assange followed up on his comments with a $20,000 reward for information in the murder of seth rich and to that point, however, assange is entirely correct. it was not a robbery because his jewelry, his money, his wallet all -- and phone -- all were still with his body after his murder. d.c. police are shooting down, however, the theory about it having anything to do with his job at the democratic national committee. how they kno

assange who again, i think is a hero. guest: the next big event on will be then and first presidential debate coming up in september. what do you think we could expect him donald trump in that debate in terms of what he will say and substance. you think his performance in the republican debate, what does that tell us how he will perform in the general election? guest: i think you did very well in the republican debates. i think he won almost all of them. there is one i would call a draw, but i think he performed in all of them, in view of the fact that he is never done this before. all of his opponents had run for state and local offices. the only thing predictable about donald trump is the fact that he is on -- unpredictable. you don't know where he is going to come at hillary. you don't know whether it's quite to be in regard to bill selling military secrets, missile guidance secrets to the chinese in return for campaign contributions, or whether it will be the 1994 crime bill that incarcerated an entire generation of b

. >> reporter: a new interview with wikileaks founder julian assange is reigniting conspiracy theories about the death of democratic national committee staffer seth rich. >> he was a 27-year-old, works for the dnc who was shot in the >> reporter: although assange would not say whether rich was a wikileaks source, the organization is now offering a $20,000 reward. it was an unprompted discussion of rich who police say was likely killed in a botched robbery on july 10th near his washington, d.c. home. while d.c. police tell abc news there is no indication that seth rich's death is connected to his employment at the dnc, conspiracy theorists suggest rich may be connected to the tranche of e-mails leaked by assange's group just before the democratic national convention. linzie janis, abc news, new york >> quite a murder mystery in the nation's capital. >>> to florida now and the mayor of miami says aerial spraying has knocked out the population of zika carrying mosquitoes by 97%. low-flying planes have completed three rounds of spraying around the impacted neighborhood. a travel warning is

assange who again, i think is a hero. guest: the next big event on this campaign will be the first presidential debate coming in -- coming up in september. what do you think we can expect from donald trump in terms of the debate? also, what do you think his performance in the republican debate, what does that tell us how he will perform in the general election? roger: i think he did very well in the republican debates. i think he won almost all of them. there is one i would call a draw, but i think he performed in all of them, in view of the

assange to suggest somehow that this young man, mr.h, was an informant of theirs, i don't see why he would suggest that unless it may, in fact, be true. the question going forward, i think for mrs. clinton, for everybody here, is what else is out there? who has it? whose life may be in danger. >> episode of homeland. >> maybe worse in some ways. >> so i was talking to my friend nate. i told him about this story and nate said d.c. is dangerous. dangerous? he was shot in the back and he kept all his money. there is something more here. >> yeah. look, where there is smoke, there is fire. i think in rich's parents want a fuller investigation as they should well be entitled to. the question is how might this affect the election? where there will an october surprise? who is in control of those emails? who has mrs. clinton's email inventory? the russians? wikileaks? no one knows. >> monica, leave it here. hear that, nate, where there is smoke there is fire. lots of smoke right now. how the media played up trump's second amendment controversy

. >>> also tonight, wikileaks founder julian assange threatens hillary clinton and white house ambitions, building suspense as he does so and stoking expectations that an october surprise may come early to the clinton campaign and foundation. assange tells fox news he'll release bombshell documents on clinton that he says will affect the outcome of this presidential election. >> i don't want to give the game away, a variety of different types of documents from different types of institutions that are associated with the election campaign, some quite unexpected angles. quite interesting. some even entertaining. lou: we'll take up the prospect of that october surprise and speculate, yes, speculate what it might be. we'll take that up with fred barnes. >>> and man on media, howard kurtz joins me tonight as some in the national liberal media begin, begin to take notice of the clinton cartel of corruption. our top story tonight -- clinton coming out of hiding for a bit today. her last public rally a week ago, clinton breaking her silence but failed to address what has been one of the most dev

the family not happy with assange. how about the police? >> my guess is they're not that thrilled either. look, when you add a reward, right, you increase the chances you help get some about it, that's all the good stuff. the bad stuff is that when you get a high-profile investigation like this, you tend to get whack-a-doodle theories and add in the conspiracy theorists and police will sort through all sorts of irrelevant leads detracting from their time focusing on the real issues. >> clearly fueling that -- >> there's no question assange is making this about wikileaks, 20,000 -- remember, the police are offering $25,000 anyway, right? he's adding $20,000. it just feels like he's trying to inject wikileaks into the discussion. as opposed to truly trying to solve this case, which is, of course, the goal the police and at family. >> no evidence tieing this to any conspiracy -- >> you can understand why people would have questions, right. seems like a robbery but nothing is stolen. you can understand why people are asking questions but that's

and yesterday the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, added fuel to that fire. when he announced that wikileaks is now offering a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to a conviction in rich's death. and he then went on a dutch news station to talk about the significant risk that whistleblowers take when they come to wikileaks. >> the 27-year-old works for the dnc. he was shot in the back, murdered just two weeks ago for unknown reasons as he was walking down the street in washington. >> that was just a robbery, wasn't it? >> no, it's another finding. >> what are you suggesting? >> i am suggesting that our sources take risks. >> now assange would not say if rich was the source of the dnc leaks and said wikileaks does not comment on its sources. heather? >> that's so interesting. so what are d.c. police saying about this? >> reporter: well, initially investigators believed that the 27-year-old dnc staffer was killed in an attempted robbery. but now they are not so sure about that. because when police found rich, he still had his wallet, cell phone, his w

i want to go back to julian assange first. to believe they have access, perhaps, to some of these fbi documents that only the fbi has seen and that it may reflect on hillary clinton, and he intends to get it out before the election. what is the impact, potentially, of this? >> potentially, significant. i mean, you talk to democrats, top democrats, they won't say it publicly, a few have, but most will say privately that they are worried that there is some kind of bombshell that comes out in october, excuse me, in these e-mails that causes hillary clinton to stumble and that because of a lack of enthusiasm about her campaign overall as far as a candidate, that they worry that these things are hanging like a sword of damocles over this campaign. now, others say, listen, there's nothing in there, and even if there is something, they'll be able to get through it much like they have now, just plowing through. but it adds to the honest and trustworthy issue, and the polls show that upside to down as we are now on 264 days since her l