free bradley manning! free bradley manning! >> smith: manning has been charged with 22 counts, including unlawful possession of classified material and aiding the enemy. >> i was the bradley manning of my day! >> smith: daniel ellsberg, who famously leaked the pentagon papers, hoping to end the vietnam war, came to his defense. >> bradley manning is no more of a traitor than i am, and i'm not. ( cheers and applause ) >> smith: and so did his computer science friends from boston. >> i'm a friend of bradley manning's, and i've been visiting him for the last few months in confinement, and i got to tell you-- it's stuff like this that gives bradley hope. >> smith: manning has refused to cooperate with the government's investigation. supporters say the government is trying to turn him. >> bradley manning has not been convicted of anything. he's not formally been indicted of anything. and he's being punished with this solitary confinement. i believe this is an effort to get bradley manning to crack under the pres

more than a year old wired has finally released what they claim to be the full chat logs between bradley manning and adrian lamo and these are details that you need to hear we're going to have all that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has missed. of all the corruption of the world all the lies that are told all of the wrong doings which case would you pick to have the media report on something tells me it wouldn't be this one. the judge in this case says that he may have no choice but to clear a mistrial after prosecutors violated his order that if there is a mistrial then we'd have to start all over again this jury would be dismissed there have to be another pool called in there to be more questions to take another week or so to impanel a jury all of this in question whether or not any of this is going to move forward that is because the judge presiding over clemens' perjury trial has now declared a mistrial in this case we'll be following this now listen i understand that baseball is the great american pastime tha

if they are legit but to the many people who think that would bradley manning did is good for our country this is not a game changer i want to read you one more passage here too and this one has to deal specifically with julian assigns because limo was asking manning what happens if somebody comes for you joining us on she actually used his name if he slipped up and manning said he knows very little about me take source protection or seriously lie to me he says which to which limo said interesting and then manning said he won't work with you if you reveal too much about yourself now if i did this passage is also really important because we've seen numerous investigations be it by p.b.s. and frontline or c.n.n. and they're all trying to find a way to connect manning to assign genocide has repeatedly claimed that he does not know who his sources are do you think that this at least helps you know give some proof to that do you think of this could damage the government's argument at all. absolutely i think this. backs up what assad has been saying. it frustrates the attempt of the

still the us government hiding what it what it did to torture bradley manning it's obvious there are some guys so yes i think that want they want signs greatly the model that he's developed wiki leaks we're going to not a mostly provide information from government from big business and had a visual ease with out the source we've michiru being known is when they want to stop us if we do your times to hold back on national security concerns washington post c n n the able control of corporate media where they can't control a democratized media and wiki leaks director represents a democratized media that scares the national security state the united states let's say that they do get their hands on showing us signs that he has brought here to the united states some of the allegations so far are some of you know the word that's being spread is that they like to try him under espionage charges but that doesn't really go along with anything pertaining it to wiki leaks or to julian assigned himself so what do you think the worst is and they really could do you tip . i think they're weird

the american people are not as they give up on it forget the bradley manning exists unless of course we're talking about the mainstream media which seems a very content to let this one slide and call it a miss because hey there are much bigger things going on i prefer that it's hot outside. for wiki leaks founder julian assigns was back in a london courtroom today he's fighting extradition back to sweden where two women have accused him of sexual misconduct misconduct and a son just fighting to have these charges dropped perhaps even more importantly to stay in the u.k. archies lawyer and it gives us more details on why he's so worried about of chance of going back to sweden. he said. he was fly by his lawyers and he says he was told a secret you better geez we were all asking. and how you felt about how today was going to go but he didn't answer any of us but he had a hair cut he's now wearing glasses he looked she much older than his forty years and certainly much older than him but he did it looks like be these months of a virtual house arrest that he's been on to have really take

time we told you the wired magazine it finally released the alleged poll travelogues between bradley manning adrian lamo but now the details of those conversations are out in the open and we're wondering if wired should have released that shot logs a lot earlier so it's going to produce a phrase that in a sense easy to find out what you have to say. still a journal mo and kevin posing a huge story the alleged gold chat logs between him and bradley manning and wired magazine well they chose the only published excerpts until recently so by the time they've released the full logs more than i you're high. practiced now it turns out limo told banning that talking to him was like talking to a journalist and worse yet told him it was like talking to a crits so he promised he would be treated either as a confession or an interview neither to be published so for the past year all of us reporting and following the story had no idea what wired was concealing by the way it looks like now either come impulse in the next talk or himself genuinely believe that pieces of this person only a matter of governm

kevin posting a huge story the alleged full chat logs between him and bradley manning and wired magazine well they chose to only publish excerpts until recently so by the time they have released the full logs more than a year had passed now it turns out limo told manning that talking to him was like talking to a journalist and worse yet told him it was like talking to a priest so he promised he would be treated either as a confession or an interview neither to be published so for the past year all of us reporting and following the story had no idea what wired was concealing by the way it looks like now either come imposing an x. factor himself genuinely believe that pieces of this chat were personal or a matter of government security as he claimed or he was just trying to protect his longtime associate and source adrian lamo when we asked you for your comments no one seemed very happy with how wired magazine handled the situation miles lacy well he said they should have released earlier so that everyone knew what the heck they were talking about when it came to discussing the manning cas

you might as well change your show to the bradley manning power hour now i understand the weather is an issue for people all over the country i also know that it's summer it's hot and it happens every year so there's no surprise there that's what i call a complaint but documenting the case of an american who was held in solitary confinement without being convicted of any crime that's not a complaint it's a reminder i'm very uncomfortable reminder perhaps so many people as to what this country has become how far the government will go to keep its dark and dirty secrets secret they've launched an intimidation campaign against whistleblowers and it's especially contradictory considering that the obama administration was the one that promised to be the most open and the most transparent so if you think that talking about the back of the president is a hypocrite and this government is overly secretive and this one american out of many may have been held in conditions that amount of torture by international standards is a complaint i say change the channel until you're ready to wake up

country which claims to put human rights above all but guess what even now months later with bradley manning at fort leavenworth in kansas where his conditions are reportedly much much better the obama administration it still will not let one mendez the u.n. official see him in his conditions of a groove so drastically if you're so sure mr president that even when he was being held back at quantico that he was being treated within the pentagon's regulations then what does appear trying to hide you know even the bush administration allow detainees at guantanamo bay to be visited and they definitely do not have a good track record so you're going to let bush make you look bad now well today one mendez a special investigator on torture for the u.n. released a statement saying the u.s. is of violating the un's rules on access to inmates so once again we're just flagrantly violating international standards that we expect others to follow and i say done mr president the u.n. the american people are not going to give up on it forget the gravelly man exists unless of course we're talking about the m

you might as well change your show to the bradley manning power hour now i understand the weather is an issue for people all over the country i also know that it's summer it's hot and it happens every year so there's no surprise there that's what i call a complaint but documenting the case.

bradley manning, beyond u.s. soldier who was in iraq, has been helped for more than a year, much of that time in solitary confinement in quantico in virginia. it was exposed that his treatment was tantamount to torture. p.j. crowley, the white house -- the state department spokesperson spoke to a group of loggers at mit and said his treatment is stupid. for that, he was forced out of the state department. bradley manning was then moved to fort leavenworth because of the outcry. but he remains in prison. he remains not tried. what are your comments on him? >> thanks for answering his question, but it is difficult for me to speak in detail about the case. but i can speak about why it is difficult for me to speak about it. bradley manning is an alleged source of wikileaks who was detained in baghdad. although there was very little reporting on it at the time, he was shipped off to kuwait where he was held in extrajudicial circumstances in kuwait and a similar manner in which detainees are held in guantanamo bay. eve

adrian lamo hands kevin posting a huge story the alleged logs between him and bradley manning and wired magazine well they chose the only published excerpts until recently so by the time they released the full logs more than a year had passed now it turns out limo told manning that talking to him was like talking to a journalist to worse yet told him it was like talking to a so he promised he would be treated either as a confession or an interview neither to be published so for the past year all of us reporting and following the story had no idea what wyatt was concealing by the way it looks like now either kevin posts in the next attack or himself genuinely believe that pieces of this chat were personal or a matter of government security as he did claim or he was just trying to protect his longtime associate and source adrian lim out well when we as you for your comments no one seemed very.

we or somebody like bradley manning feeding wiki leaks that's a loose cannon stuff that's you know that justice be done though the heavens may fall stuff we don't want that we want to have control so there's stuff coming from the top the top could mean the state department c d o d or a combination of all of those and how many times have we seen this write to you and united and spoken about an entire book that was there and you got it obama's wars it was full of all these secret you know closed door meetings and yet that gets to be sold on the shelves and in the cases of wiki leaks or people like thomas drake there is a process that goes on it happens all the time as you know even with the glaring example of vietnam were officials leaked certain things against certain. fishel who they thought were corrupt or were on the vietcong or north side and yet went after daniel ellsberg and people like that and the irony there is ellsberg and people like that were you know exposing the type of information that these guys or women you know than they are now were using as their kind of crafted weapo

like your camera going in and out a little bit anyways he is having tons of trouble talking to bradley manning why do you think this is. because the united states government absolutely does not want any proof to go out that we have in fact engaged in war crimes if we're crimes or authorized all the way to that including president bush and i'm sure international law died or extradite those people must go to prison all right jennifer hardy i'm so sorry we're out of time jennifer her very human rights lawyer and author.

. >> i wanted to ask you, julian, about bradley manning. mike huckabee says that the person who leaked the information to julian assange city tried for treason and executed. anything less than execution is to find a penalty. -- to kind of a penalty. bradley manning has been held for more than a year, much of that time in solitary confinement in quantico, virginia. it was exposed that his treatment was tantamount to torture. p. j. crowley, the state department spokesperson spoke to a group of loggers and said his treatment is stupid. for that, he was forced out of the state department. bradley manning was then moved to fort leavenworth because of the outcry, but he remains in prison. he remains not tried. what are your comments on him? >> first of all, thank you for asking this question. it is difficult for me to speak in detail about that case, but i can speak about why it is difficult for me to speak about it. so, bradley manning is an alleged source of wikileaks who was detained in baghdad, and then, although there was very little coverag

bradley manning, if he's the leaker, is like ellsberg. he's the government employee who violated his trust, and no matter how noble his motives gave classified information to someone not entitled to have it. manning's not charged with violation of the espionage act, he's charged with a military offense, and he's facing court-martial. if he were charged with the espionage act, i'm not even sure that he could be convicted because the government would have to prove that he intended to hurt the united states or help an enemy and that his disclosures at least potentially damaged the united states. that's what a judge said was required under the espionage act a couple years ago when two aipac employees were charged with giving leaked information to israel, and the government had to dismiss the case against them. so far, as you probably know, the government has not claimed that anyone has been harmed as a result of any of the wikileaks disclosures. well, then what about assange? is he like manning, or is he like "the new york times"? is he a leak

we just discussed the fact that after more than a year wired finally released the logs between bradley manning and adrian lamo getting a lot of critique for it is close relationship to limo is making some speculate as to whether he was protecting him and after a year in some of the lies that limo has spread in the media. so i want to know what you think about wired do you think the wired magazine should have released the full manning limo chat logs earlier you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows the response just might make it on air. now while we watch congress huff and puff over a debate a debt ceiling debate and republicans consistently insist that tax cuts must be completely off the table let's take a step back into reality let's take a look at two polls that show us what americans really want a new gallup poll finds only twenty percent of americans want to debt deal that includes only spending cuts. it's but just one poll won't tell you all the quinnipiac poll finds that only twenty five percent of voters believe the debt deal should include only spending cuts

lot of people have even called it torture i know this sort of came to light a little bit with bradley manning the private first class accused of leaking a lot of information to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks he was previously in solitary some really harsh conditions and so it was sort of in the discussion in the light for a little while do you see things changing much. i don't see them changing in that regard i think i'm very impressed with what these prisoners are doing because they're doing it a great great risk to their own health they've said that they don't want to die but they're prepared to die in order to address to have their have their grievances addressed and again their grievances i should just mention some of them i think they're quite just inappropriate one of them is taking in group punishment there were an individual prisoner breaks a rule the prison officials punish a whole group of prisoners of the same great number to abolish debriefing and modify active in active gang status criteria false or in or highly questionable evidence is used to accuse prisoners of being

that's being put on let's not forget that the guy it seems originally leaked this material that is bradley manning from the united states he has if you have seen pictures of him it looks like he's been tortured now is this what they're going to be doing to a science as well if they go back to the united states i dread to think so and it's a kind of perverse side to all this if i was involved here i think assad is one of the one of the most important publishers in the world should be given and i would be but unfortunately not he's being harassed and harassed and i'm glad to see the british legal system seems to be slowing that whole process down as much as possible investigative journalist tony gosling a base in the u.k. thank you very much. for all of the explosive mixture of media and politics and the hacking scandal that's gripping the world's attention is also discussed in today's edition of cross talk or you can join people of eleanor's guests later today but for now here's a quick preview. in this particular case with news of the world it looks more and more like you had reporters and editors

not only protected limo from well deserved scrutiny in the press but they also could have hurt bradley manning the facts this is a hit of credibility not just the limo but kevin posted into wired magazine as well . thanks for giving us your input and here's our next question for you just spoke to the young turks about jenks departure from the us n.b.c. and where the future of the media could be going so for now it's easy exposure remains that goal for people to reach but when will that change let us know you think how long until web news media surpasses the big three cable networks you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response it just might make it on air. or the latest chapter of hacktivists versus the world anonymous anon unleashed theory on a new entity think of it as an organization that supposedly represents the height of military power in global politics i'm talking about nato now through a string of tweets this morning anonymous announced their latest retrieval of data saying yes nato was breached and we have lots of restricted material with some sim

you know you got to admit it's a little bit self aggrandizing a son just under house arrest and bradley manning is still sitting in a dark cold cells somewhere saying you've got to do something live on house arrest were you said i'm snarky can we do it i want to know that i didn't leave the man has maybe a little bit of an ego problem this or if anybody's ever you know the fast food chain wendy's and big thomas is the founder and the mare. when you look at these logo and it's this cute little girl with pigtails and apparently it's his granddaughter but in russia you just opened the window and that's actually not the real picture because we couldn't find a good picture but. when d.n. had these except the ladies standing outside apparently the c.e.o. is kind of angry now i think we should have expected that or maybe they're just jealous that russia thought of it first we're going to russia and i mean is this the best way to get people into when you see burgers they are more have it right. i know that all the men in our office talk about how much people like men like russia because of the women so

. >>> new york magazine and wired.com have published new online conversations between bradley manning young hacker. manning is is accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the website wikileak. in the conversations manning says he is being discharged because he wants to undergo gender reassignment surgery. he also discusses his access to classified documents. despite the new information the u.s. investigators have been unable to find evidence directly linking manning to wiki leaks founder. this could impact any charges brought against asange. yesterday, he asked a court to block issues extradition, arguing the case is legally flawed. >>> the parents of brian stowe, the giants fan beaten at a dodgers game have been named to the creditor's committee in the dodgers bankruptcy case. the stowes were appointed to the creditor's committee as conserve atore's on their son's behalf. the dodgers filed for bankrupt cipro tex last month, blaming a cash flow crisis and major league baseball refusal to approve a multimillion dollars t.v. deal the organization was counting

. >> identifying himself with the user name brad s. 87, bradley man everything i've had an unusual and stressful experience over the last decade or so. yes, questioned by gender for several years, sexual orientation was easy to figure out but i started to come to terms with it during the first few months of my deployment. they said they withheld manning's personal revelations for more than a year but released them after new york magazine published the same information first. manning rites writes, i got myself into minor trouble revealing my gender identity which is causing me to lose this job and putting me in an awkward limbo. julian assange has denied any involvement with manning but manning says it took me four months to confirm it was assange. he offered me a position in wikileaks but i'm not interested it in right on now. >> his treatment in army could give prosecutors a reason for a motive to give away classified documents. he is facing two dozen charges. >>> former alaska governor and former vice presidential candidate sarah palin has made an announce announcement. he will decid

he is talking about traveling to new york for a protest in favor of private first class bradley manning. of course, it was the wikileaks source. he was involved in a lot of anti-army activity according to his own facebook page, shep. >> shepard: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. chris christie moments ago left a new jersey hospital after he underwent tests for breathing trouble related, is indicated to us, to his asthma. but the government says that after some tests he is feeling very well it happened while governor christie was at a central new jersey farm where he was scheduled to sign some open space legislation and a little while ago the governor described what happened next. >> i took the rescue inhaler that i have. didn't have the effect it normally has, but i started to feel light headed, and spoke to the troopers and said i wasn't feeling well, apparently didn't look all that well. we both decided that we should get me some place quickly. >> shepard: many have been pushing governor christie to run for president next year but he says he won't. a strange new twist today in th

investigative reporter for the huffington post and someone who played a role and winning this man's freedom bradley thanks so much for joining us tonight i know you're down there in mississippi so i guess i should start off congratulating you because you did put you know quite a bit of your time over the last couple years into this case. so i mean i think regulations probably goes to. yeah i mean these are the kind of stories you know why you why you're going to journalists. it's been very satisfying also the thing is this is going to be right you talk about police raids they go wrong rates go wrong all the time you talk about the lack of justice in the criminal justice system what is it about this case specifically that during the two iterations when you found it. i was on the use of swat teams for the cato institute and. it sort of leapt off the screen at me and it was this had been reported by the a.p. even reported by the new york times but nobody sort of thought to ask why a guy with no criminal record who you know basically affirmed roach in his apartment why he would have decided to take on

>> carolyn army sergeant bradley had internet exchanges with a man who eventually turned him in for releasing thousands of top secret u.s. military documents to wikileaks. the internet laws give insight in demanding he turnover the classified documents. identifying himself with the user name bradas adams. yes, yesed my gender for several years. sexual orientation was easy to figure out, but i started to come to terms with it during the first few months of my deployment. wire .com senior editor kevin poulson said they withheld his personal revelations for more than a year, but released them only after new york magazine published the same information first. manning writes "i already got myself into minor trouble revealing my uncertainty over my gender identity which is causing me to lose this job and putting me in an walk ward limbo." >> transgender americans cannot serve openly, and that is current and even with the affect of don't ask, don't tell. >> transgender san francisco advocates for transgender people. the vice president would not comment on the case, but says transgender people have f

in an online statement, john bradley, the prosecution's man on the stand who had cited the significant ten days after his testimony he went back and revisited the data and retooled his software. and found a mistake. there weren't 84 searches for chloroform, only one. since the trial was still going on, bradley said he immediately notified the prosecution of the error. in a statement on his web site he said, "i even offered to fly down there overnight at my own expense to set the record straight since the fate of a woman's life could lay in this critical piece of information." bradley told the "new york times" his revelations were never presented to the jury, and the record was never corrected. leading defense attorney cheney mason to fire back to the times, "if in fact this is true and the prosecution concealed this new information, it is more than shame on them. it is outrageous". but the prosecutor's office said it did tell the defense of the error. it also says a second software program used to analyze the anthony computer showed only one chloroform search as well. >> showing the si

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>> just finishing a movie that -- dax sheppard, the funniest man in america now directing with bradley cooper, as i said, playing a bad guy and working -- movie stuff, i'm on the road. i'm in peer or ya in august and west palm beach. come out and see the show. >> i would love to see your show. i really would. it's been a real pleasure to meet you. you're involved also in independent films. >> that's the most fun. the big blockbusters are great but to do these independent films they'll let me be the bad guy and john malkovich be the good guy. that doesn't happen in regular hollywood. >> given your often outrageous life, if i could give you five minutes to relive one moment in your life and it couldn't be wives or children, what would it be? >> i would probably be more careful with my career in the '90s, you know, instead of taking a lot of things -- >> that's not ray moment. i'm talking about a specific thing that happened to you, if you had the chance -- >> oh could i stop the guy from molesting me. if i could stop that, if i would never have started using cocaine it would have saved m

man today. former star player and coach for the german national tee. hiring comes day after the u.s. team fired bob bradley this was rumored to be taking place a year ago. apparently they couldn't come to terms with children's man at that point but decided to make a change. he's a terrific coach f.see if he can get usa fired up. >> even is exited to have him. >> they will be is that thanks larry. that does it for this edition of 7 news at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. love to see you at 11:00 over here, thanks for joining us. love to see you at 11:00 over on 7. good nature for now.

. >> outside the hearing room, bradley was less accepting of the decision. >> that's a [ bleep ] of [ bleep ]. manthat is [ bleep ] up. i'm gonna be leaving here. i ain't going do what you want me to do. i ain't going to say what you say. >> technically my job is to be an observer but there was something about percy every single time i talked to him i got a little tired of hearing this blame game from him so decided to confront him. >> i see a lot of guys in here. i've talked to a lot of guys. everybody has a different path. not everybody walks around angry all the time. you're angry at everybody else, percy. you're angry at everybody else. >> that's what you think. i ain't blaming -- no, that's what you think. i ain't be mad at everybody. you got to see some of the [ bleep ] they do around here. what do you expect me to do? what do you expect me to do? >> the following morning it was time for bradley to leave the honor dorm. >> we were filming when the officers awakened percy to escort him out of the honor dorm. >> percy. pack up. >> and our cameraman brian asked percy a question while he was fil