assange was keen for more. said, "after this upload, that's all i really have got left." assange replied, "curious eyes never run dry in my experience." daniel: there's little to nothing about, you know, "be careful." there's just a lot about, you know, "what else can you provide?" and even when chelsea says there's nothing else, then there's this really f-- up comment about how the curious eye never runs dry, and that's something, for me, even though i was not part of that conversation, you know, it was happening at a time where, in parallel, i was hing a conversation with julian just in another window of his computer, and i didn't know about what was going on, and that's, in itself, a terrible thing also 'cause it clearly shows how we were failing on an organizational level also to keep checks an balances within our own project. kristinn: i don't really care about the statement of daniel domscheit-berg, who hasn't been associated with the organization since he tried to basically push julian out of it in the m

assange is kept in a high security prison in the u.k.waiting extradition to the u.s.. we are he may yet stand trial for espionage. the film has high profile contributions. and the intensity of a very personal story. >> we are here. we want to get him out. reporter: the film explores family bonds and issues of press freedom, against the backdrop of assange's restrictive movement -- restricted movement from ecuador's london embassy in 2010, to his arrest and incarceration in the u.k. jaylen 2019 -- jail in 2019, where he is now awaiting an uncertain future. brent: you're watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." we will be right back. stick around. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>é>é>é>óróxór[r mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news editor analysis from france 24. political turmoil in the u.k. as prime minister liz truss does a u-turn on the infamous budget. ukraine's

assange's u.s. supporters are planning a similar rally near the department of justice in washington, d.c., on saturday, where they will demand the biden administration cancel plans to try assange on hacking charges and 17 counts of violating the espionage act. if convicted, julian assange faces up to 175 years in prison. federal prosecutors believe they have enough evidence to charge hunter biden. that is according to "the washington post" which reports a final decision has been made by the u.s. attorney in delaware who was appointed by former president donald trump. the investigation into hunter biden began in 2018 and was the central issue in trump's unsuccessful reelection campaign in 2020. in the national football league has once again faced scrutiny over its policy on traumatic brain injuries and concussions following a series of high profile head injuries this season. on thursday evening, indianapolis colts running back was pulled from a game against the denver broncos after he struggled to ge

in fact said julian assange, it's a publisher, not a hacker. and there is no way that we can prosecute assange in a way that does not set a precedent for the rest of the press. and the obama administration was not prepared to do that. but what happened was that the trump administration was precisely because this case sets a precedent for which the administration can go after any one in the press and even the foreign press that julie is lost, trillion citizen, australia's attorney attorney general says his case has gone long enough, and he says he's what he calls private talks with a biden administration, you know, how hopeful there could be a resolution to this. it's clear to me that this and to everyone, i think that this is not a legal case. it's a political case. and so a resolution has to come from the top has to be the different administrations, the different governments talking about how do we end this because it's in nobody's can interest that this goes on, the u. k. is seen for what it is. it's imprisoning. a journalist on behalf of a f

i characterize as an assange of action. 88 percent of the population in the latest poll route. want to in return to australia, 11. they want the boy, as you mentioned, australia is new. prime minister anthony albin, easy does appear to be much more sympathetic to julian situation than previous governments. but can i ask still, are they doing enough? i mean, what would you hope for them to do in addition to what's happening already? well, you know, i would hope i ring me up and say, can you go to the airport and pick up julie, but i mean, that's more practical. how other than that negotiations, diplomatic negotiations, always very private. and i'm not the sort of character to be involved as a builder. and so, you know, negotiating between 2 pieces of timber i can do with school negotiating with united states department of state b on calling mister jackson. julian has many supporters, as you've said, but he does also have critics. what do you say to his critics who say that he's brought this on him self by trying to avoid justice? that when swedish prosecutors wanted to question

as the julian assange gather in london to show solidarity. ah, he has strong support from those who are committed to press freedom, not least, his former lawyer now his wife question that this is an enormous, monumental injustice of a man was being persecuted by the authorities were using the course of the powers of the state in order to try to punish him for doing the right thing. in the journalist, editor and activist who founded wiki leaks and who was behind majorly, including u. s. army intelligence during the iraq war is now at the center of the news story . ithaca, a documentary focusing on a sanchez father, john shipped, and his fight for his release is receiving its german premier while a sanchez kept in a high security prison in the u. k. one awaiting extradition to the u. s. where he may yet stand trial for espionage really. the film has some high profile contributions and the intensity of a very personal story. we're here loses only come about because we have a child unless you want to give him out. if the film explores family barn

government. hardline tactics entered crushing descent and new insights into the fight to free julian assange will speak to the wife of the jail, quickly expounded as he's shortly sit for the use top human rights. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. just weeks after raj russian president vladimir putin announced a parcel military immobilization, new recruits on are arriving on the front lines in ukraine. but how well equipped ali's troops to fight to cranes forces which appear to be continuing that vans through russia's lines, did abuse kilian by our reports. that while moscow may be able to enlist hundreds of thousands of civilians, it doesn't seem able to supply them with enough weapons, clothes, ammunition, and even food. lou, rusty weapons, and squalid conditionals recently sher issue or that will, that threatens from lead. these are just some of the images that have been circulating on russian social media and telegram charts, showing the things that mobilized russian men are having to deal with a tampon. do you know what it is for? you stick it in a boy and, and it expands an

amy: and in london, thousands of supporters of julian assange formed a massive human chain around the british parliament saturday to demand freedom for the jailed wikileaks founder. solidarity actions were held in other cities around the wod, cluding in washingto d.c., where protesters called on the justice department to drop its efforts to extradite assange. he faces up to 175 years in u.s. prison on espionage and hacking charges for exposing u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and iraq. this is julian's wife stella speaking in london. >> it has cast a very dark shadow over the british government that it has not stop this. the british government should be speaking to its counterparts in the united states to bring this matter tan end immediately. it has already gone on for 3.5 years. its a stain on the united kingdom and the biden administration. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. as the war in ukraine escalates, we speak with noam chomsky and vijay prashad. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "the war racket" by bu

i admire people like edward snowden, julian assange, mike wallace. i don't know what is happened. i don't know why the billion-dollar corporations are doing the job. his left scrappy broke entrepreneurial enterprising people but so be it. >> james o'keefe project veritas and of the author of this book american muckraker rethinking journalism for the 21st cen i'm so excited to have this conversation with you. you know, as a fellow saint louis and i followed your political career and you actually represent the district that i was raised in. oh, wow. yeah,

i admire people like edward snowden, julian assange, mike wallace. i don't know what is happened. i don't know why the billion-dollar corporations are doing the job. his left scrappy broke entrepreneurial enterprising people but so be it. >> james o'keefe project veritas and of the author of this book american muckraker rethinking journalism for the 21st cen i'm so excited to have this conversation with you. you know, as a fellow saint louis and i followed your political career and you actually represent the district that i was raised in. oh, wow. yeah, like i'm from florissant. yes. yes. i used to live in floors. yes, i have heard. so i'm just excited. and so let's just dig in. i'm talking to you about your new book, the the forerunner. so i want to talk about this, the opening. so you go in really deep, really quickly with the book about some of the pain and the trauma that

i admire people like edward snowden, julian assange, mike wallace. i don't know what is happened. i don't know why the billion-dollar corporations are doing the job. his left scrappy broke entrepreneurial enterprising people but so be it. >> james o'keefe project veritas and of the author of this book american muckraker rethinking journalism for the 21st i'm

just look at what happened to julian assange, the media, the political i leads, the academic elites of mounted an unprecedented campaign, which is racist. and russ phobic, which intimidate people, to prevent them expressing the full extent of their disagreement with what their governments are doing. and so you do not see here the full extent of the opposition that exists in europe in canada, in the united kingdom. you don't see it war come, we do to build relations between those in the collected west that are fighting what their government are trying to do. and the support that exists in the global south and in russia for russia's courageous actions and position in world politics. knickers the store, no new to it, new doors and meacham due to it. no one should sacrifice anything we can certainly continues as far as their national interest is girlie, after fight for your national interest in me, william or about it's for me when you and we will work mechanic in harmony with you . people in sync for detail as it were on triplet each. so we do not know detail because of how the political

addition to the ukrainian people and the president of ukraine, the list of finalists included julian assange, one of the activists of the wikileaks organization and the colombian truth commission. kremlin for now, this was all the news for this time, wait for the updated edition in less than an hour, namely at 15:00, and read more on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main thing is on the espresso tv telegram channel and on youtube, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel, and this is access to exclusive content, personal thanks , pinned comments, special icons there, the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team, click sponsor and become part of the community with ukrainian with a glance, see this week in the program judicial control, hidden earnings of manipulation of property and connections with the police as a candidate for the supreme court again disgraced the supreme court actually puts his people in positions in the urp, which of the candidates undermines the trust in the independence of t

the people of ukraine will receive the people of ukraine . this high award was claimed by julian assange, the currently imprisoned founder of wikileaks, as well as the truth commission in colombia, which supports the rights of the victims of the civil war in this country. it is worth saying that our competitors do not there was a chance to win because four of the existing seven political groups of the european parliament nominated ukraine for the sakharov prize. let's hear what the president of the european parliament roberta metalla said about it. dear colleagues, i have the honor to announce that in 2022 the sakharov prize for freedom of thought will be awarded to the brave people of ukraine who represent the president elected leaders and civil society also it is important for me to tell you that during the conference of presidents there was a consensus on this choice during the last for nine months, the european parliament and the world have seen the ukrainian people heroically defending their country, their freedom, their homes and families, but ukrainian people also risk their lives

we know the cases of julian assange, bradley, my jesse manning, and so on these as edward snowden, of course, these people were directly persecuted for talking about the truth. this is, you know, in the case of a journalism, but such cases are also known in the world of scholarship. so that sort of thing exists and we know about it. and we know some of the most shocking cases. but then i also probably a lot of cases that get muffled up. we don't hear about that's the 1st. and the 2nd thing is that of course, there are organized lobbies, for example, people who claim to be speaking for ukraine. and i say claim to be because look what they're advocating, which is to continue this war is actually destroying ukraine if they had in scott said that, you know, last at the end of last year or earlier this year. okay. signed them ins, agreements, you know, listen to russia, security concerns, they are legitimate, etc. we would never be here. there would have been no reason for the russian military actions, et cetera. you see at the present moment, the rest's actions are so patently a patently

here's a person who says -- brian kemp assange he cares about the people of georgia and good for georgia? since he has been in office, six hospitals have closed and we are on the verge of another closing. can we play set his lap? absolutely. he has refused to expand medicaid which is why the latest hospital closing because it cannot handle the weight of so many uninsured patients coming in. could save hospitals, save the one on the verge of closing. he doesn't care about that because he doesn't care about the people georgia. amy: five seconds. well, we have to leave it there, latosha brown, co-founder of black voters matter fund. speaking to us from atlanta, georgia. tune in on november 8 for our three hour midterm election night special. we will be broadcasting live starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. that does it for our show. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ■é■í pppxxxx■]■t■]■o (sophie fouron) there's hardly ever anyone here. it's a tiny island. a bit like a treasure island. you have to wonder what the future of montserrat holds. the dot, the lovely dot on the map. they used t

been charged with fatally shooting his daughter in law last week in south san jose settle saying assange was arrested and charged for shooting the woman in the parking lot of a walmart on almaden expressway expressway where she worked. the east bay times reports. the shooting happened friday night and may have stemmed from the woman's plans to divorce his son. you know part of the evidence that we collect stems from the human person calling it in and seeing what they saw, but also through investigative means. we tracked through video cameras in the area talk to people and businesses in the area. this was the 28th homicide of the year in san jose. the suspect remains in custody in the main jail in san jose, and is being held without bail. union city police asking for the public's help finding a missing 11 year old girl, alina thin was last seen walking eastbound on rockland drive in union city right near pioneer elementary school. police did not say when this was but did add that she is five ft. tall with black hair wearing a blue t shirt and black pants. anyone with information on her wh

in of the money, you know, one of my top climate scientists, john, who if you if anyone, read the assange release of emails from podesta, you'll know what kind of an he is. i can guarantee you that money is going to go to friends of john podesta. well for example the white house rolled out plans for stations in the different states, alaska, minnesota they have many charging stations. but as anybody knows, are very, very cold places and battery. the batteries run down to zero in those areas. there's a reason in alaska don't have battery powered electric vehicles and even internal combustion engines. when you pull up to a grocery store, places to keep them heated because those engines freeze. right. so i think that you're seeing in a repeat of the boondoggle on renewable projects and the narrative is we're glad hydrocarbon fuels, gasoline more because it will speed the movement to these renewable fuels, wind and solar. obama tried the same thing you can speed their implementation all you want they don't work. okay. another question over here. and then we had a question here. they don't work

uh in the uk is protesting, also against the extradition of americans julian assange, that is, the mostourse, will only grow as economic difficulties in the west increase, when as it gets colder, uh, and as bill prices rise, this is a wave, uh, will obviously play a role in politics. that's how serious a role all these protests can play. uh, in change actually the mood of the western elite said that the western elite. now she can use different feelings, but here is how much she is able to respond to the demands of her own people now. do you remember there were such anti-russian sanctions that now exist, of course, and their goal was to create a consumer boom in russia in the bad sense of the word so that people , who u can not buy some brand people who u are accustomed to certain ones there. who you cart they go they're supposed to go out and start overthrowing power. well, what is called a strike of a semi-buy stick now, because it was these sanctions actions that led to very serious dissatisfaction. in these very countries, it is the population that is now suffering because of very si

settle sing assange was arrested in charge for shooting and the unnamed woman in the parking lot of walmart madain expressway where she worked. the east bay times reports. the shooting friday night may have stemmed from the women's plans to divorce his son. you know part of the evidence that we collect stems from the human person calling it in and seeing what they saw, but also through investigative means. we tracked through video cameras in the area talk to people and businesses in the area. this was the 28th homicide of the year in san jose. the suspect remains in custody and the main jail in san jose and is being held without bail. san francisco city leaders are working together to stop open drug dealing and drug use on the streets. they say it will take a united front to effectively combat the issue. san francisco police have made more than 600 arrests on drug charges so far this year, chief bill scott says his officers who have been trained in crisis management can help we are begging. for the support when we come in contact with people on the streets who need help. let us help us. hel