i hope all of you know about bradley manning.if you don't, you should go on the internet tonight and read about it. the society steeped in the fall for doing something allegedly that he felt was something that was right and good for the country. and any other era, daniel ellsberg is wanted for it. in this area, a bradley manning doesn't have the support of the media that supported daniel ellsberg. i think you need to write letters to the editor, get on the internet. need to organize people, inform them of this. i mean, all the things they say are all the things you know. we've got a problem because we have a media that does not want to respond to this. our liberal media doesn't want to respond. i read in the book about when i gave that speech against the war at the oscars, you have to remember the context of that time. offering can supported the war. bill keller of "the new york times" supported the war. the editor of "the new yorker" supported the war. john kerry in 27 other democratic senators supported the war. liberals suppor

i hope you know about bradley manning. if you don't go on the internet and read about it. this is very sad that he is taking the fall for doing something that allegedly that he felt was something that was right and good for the country. in another era, daniel l. berg was lauded for it. in this era bradley manning doesn't have the support of the media that supported daniel albert. you need to write letters to the editor and organize people and inform them of this. all the things i am going to say are the things you already know. we have got a problem because we have a media that does not want to respond to this. our liberal media doesn't want to respond. i right in the book when i gave that speech against the war at the oscars, you have to remember the context of that time. al franken supported the war. bill keller of the new york times supported the war. the editor of the new yorker supported the war. john kerry and 27 other democratic senators supported the war. liberals supported the war. our so-called liberal institutions like the new york times and the new yorker compl

video and the classified documents were allegedly provided to wikileaks by private first class bradley manninga low-level intelligence analyst in iraq who is accused of copying them from a classified government network that a half a million people have access to. manning is now in a military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, facing charges that could put him away for life. you've called him as a prisoner of conscience, correct? >> assange: i've said that, if the allegations against him are true, then he is the foremost prisoner of conscience in the united states. there's no allegation it was done for money. there's no allegation it's done for any other reasons than a political reason. now, i'm sorry if people in the united states don't want to believe that they are keeping a political prisoner. but in bradley manning's case, the allegations are that he engaged in an illegal activity for political motivations. >> kroft: people in the united states think he's a traitor. >> assange: that's clearly not true. >> kroft: regardless of what happens to private manning, any prosecution of assange will

and does seem to lack leadership and does seem to make up a mishmash of progressive causes from bradley manning to troy davis and because of that is it effective in getting its message out so what do you think is actually the clear message i think. well maybe one of the reasons they've been successful is that because any time an organization has leadership that leader automatically gets targeted for co-option into the system and that may be one of their strengths but i don't know and i'd like to think that that's not true all the time but it may well be you know and the other thing is that you know calling them a disorganized mess hey you know they got people out there it's no small task to organize it just a demonstration for ten days and have it have a you know more people on the tenth day than you did on the first that really is a pretty remarkable effort so i think that anybody who's criticizing you know really should try and have some organizing experience themselves it's not an easy thing to do they pulled it out i'm i i think their demands are a bit in crowing at the moment and i think t

administration has been very aggressive in a campaign against whistleblowers we have thomas drake we have bradley manning do you think that that's hard to get a demonstration crackdown or concerted effort to cost dissent within the administration i believe it's true and i'm so saddened to say that but again as i mentioned earlier the easiest book to stop is the one that's never written so by making exam. impulse of people that they can get a hold of breaker schaefer or myself and making those examples public making sure everyone out there realizes we're going to make him pay a price and we're going to take as much skin off you as we possibly can the things that happened drake was dragged around and in the end of the day really nothing significant happened shaffer was dragged around in the end of the department offense spent money our taxpayer money to buy up all the copies of this book last time i checked america is still out there still looks pretty good we're still pretty strong i don't think any of us have done any damage but there's a very strong message being sent out there do not dissent stay on th

everything from tuition hikes to top removal to climate change or bradley manning there are protests all over the country on those issues i mean one of the big problems really is partisan politics in this country a lot of democrats are people who are the protesters want to protect the president came in a lot and want to protest and i think that that's starting to wear off people start to get tired of i think those wall street action or october two thousand and seven dot org action another example of the people finally getting over the obama mystique and seeing the reality that he's not that much better than the bush on a lot of key issues and so people are waking up again and start to get active cerny and mobilize we've got an incredible reaction over one hundred thirty organizations have endorsed their action people are just starting from zero to we already have thousands of people signed on we've got great online community going people can sign up and participate in that we can to see this we see this is a beginning and i think that the wall street occupiers do as well as we beginn

he is the guy that turned and bradley manning who was i think the private u.s. army who stole the documents from supernet and turn them over to wikileaks. and what i know of age or his background and i know the only reason he did it was for the media attention. he didn't do it because it is a patriot or are free to be a co-conspirator. i think he did it for the wrong reasons. basically inform on somebody for his own personal benefits. so for that reason he did it come i don't accrue at the. he did it because he wanted to protect the country or he was because afraid of being prosecuted as a co-conspirator. so there's my answer. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. she wants wait for the mike? >> hayek, reimbursement. i wonder if when people use the service like represent.com to get themselves out of the databases to whether that works. >> no come you get that done some. but the information is bought and sold. the only way to get yourself out of databases is to do what i did, creating new identities. but it wouldn't suggest it. that's the only way unfortunately. yes,

he's the guy who turned in bradley manning who was the i think the private in the u.s. army who stole the documents and turned them over to wikileaks. and what i know adrian's background and i know the only reason he did it was for the media attention he didn't do it because he was a patriot or that he was afraid to be a coconspirator so i think he did it for the wrong reasons. to basically inform on somebody for his own personal benefit. so for that reason that he did it, i don't agree with it. if on the other hand he did it because he wanted to protect the country or he did it because he was afraid of being prosecuted as a coconspirator, then 100% he should have done it. so there's my answer. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. you want to wait for the mic? >> hi. >> hi. >> i wondered -- when people use a service like reputation.com or get themselves out of removed out of a lot of databases, whether that actually works. >> you get removed out of some but the information is already out there and it's bought and sold so there's no -- the only way to get yourself out of databa

he is the guy that turned in bradley manning who is, i think, that private in the u.s. army he stole the documents and turn them over to wikileaks. what i know of his background, and the only reason he did it was for media attention, not because he was a patriot or afraid to be a co-conspirator. i think he did it for the wrong reasons to basically informed on sunday for his own personal benefit. so for that reason i don't agree with it. if, on the other hand, he did it because he wanted to protect the country or because he was afraid of being prosecuted as a co-conspirator than a hundred percent. there is my answer. we for the mike. >> hi. >> i wondered if when people use the service like reputation that, to get themselves removed out of databases, whether that actually works? >> you get removed out of some, but the information is out there. bought and sold, so there is no way -- the only way to get yourself out of databases is to do what i did, create new identities, but i would not suggest it. that is the only way unfortunately. yes, sir. >> high. my name is steve. fi

adrian is the guy that turned in bradley manning who was the, i think, the private in the u.s.rmy who stole the documents and turned them over to wikileaks. what i know of his background, and i know the only reason he did it was for media attention, not because he was a patriot or afraid to be a co-conspirator. i think he did it to their reasons, to basically informed on somebody for his own personal benefit. for that reason i don't agree with it. if he did it because he wanted to protect the country or he was afraid of being prosecuted as a co-conspirator than 100 percent he should have done it. there is my answer. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. wait for the microphone. >> hello. i've wondered if when people use a service like restitution dot com to get themselves removed whether that actually works. >> you get removed out of some, but the information is already out there, but and sold. there is no way. the only way to get yourself out of databases is do what i did. i would not suggest it. that is the only way, unfortunately. yes, sir. a microphone. thank you. >> high. my name

. >> that is the question that faced an illinois man who is out of work, get this, he's out of work. his answer from ben bradleyhis serious helping of cash. wayne was cooking g roast when he decided broccoli from his garden would be the perfect complement. as he wawaed over he spotted several bags he thought were litter in his lawn. >> so i went over, picked it up, took it to the picnic c table, opened it up, wow, it's a bunch of money. took it to my dad, wow, we're really in trouble. >> repororr: he brought the money inside where he and his dad sat at the kitchen counter and d counted off the bags fill with $20 bills banded together. they say it totaled nearly $150,000. they immediately agreed they would call police. well, almost immediately. >> i went and made a drink, had to calm down. you know. haven't worked in two years, almost. yeah, it's like i could really use this money. >> reporter: at this point you may be suspecting he's the most honest man in illinois. but he says he decided to turn in the money because he figured it would cause more problems than it solved. did you think for a minute, i could kee

. >> tonight, police say a man is under arrest suspected of beating a 46-year-old woman to death. 51-year-old robert lee bradleyrrested yesterday morning. that's when police say they found the woman's body in her home on harbor street. bradley was in the house. police say bradley was dating the victim. her identity has not been made public. >>> california is seeing a decrease in violent crimes, according to state officials, violent crime decreased by 6.9% last year. that is the fourth year in a row that violent crimes dropped. homicide rates across the state are the lowest since 1966. >>> lightning strikes caused dozens of fires across the state last night with about 50 of those fires right here in northern california. cal fire says at least six lightning fires burned in the bay area. three of those fires burned on mount diablo. all of them were out as of this afternoon. firefighters say about 200 acres burned. >>> bart officials say they're considering new restrictions on media access after journalists were swept up with protesters last thursday. we were among six journalists who were detainted when police mov

first quarter, 7-7, sam bradley slipped and fumbles and parker picks it up, goes 66 yards for the touchdown. the eagles over the saint louis rams, 31-13. the colts minus peyton manninghe first time since 1997. and collins in for him at quarterback for andy. and sacked him three times, forcing two fumbles. the texans rob indianapolis, 34- 7. >>> how about some tennis? serena williams hadn't lost a set at the u.s. open in the women's final. different today. >> they will have to play it right there. >> started in the middle of the shot. >> the umpire awarded samaa soser the point because serena screamed white ball was still in play. [ booing ] serena's issues will be up, overshadowed a dominant performance by sorcer, winning in straight sets for the first- ever grand-slam title for her. congratulations to her. >>> how about the giants and the dodgers. the dodgers came in in third place, which is 2 1/2 games behind san francisco. all of a sudden, threatenning to overtake the giants for second place. l.a. in the football spirit, rob barrajas and the pop-up, nearly tackled by russ mitchell and held off. 1-1 ball game, the bottom of the 5th inning and pablo sandoval goes d

why was this man continually used and i want to say about our justice system joining me to discuss it is radley balko senior writer and investigative reporter for the huffington post bradley thanks so much for joining us tonight i know this is a case that you've been writing about for a while and you actually had just done a big profile on the steps case before this video was released so now it is videos out there might it in any way be able to change change her fate get her out of prison where she is now serving for forty four years. well she might it might help her get a review of her case and it might. get better terms of the essence project are currently appealing her case and got the ok from the supreme court to start. aggressively pursuing a post conviction a proposed addiction to me the problem is i mean this case like every other case where michael westen has been exposed as a fraud is that mississippi officials basically just do what they can to sort of cover their butts in this particular case and they won't open a more thorough investigation they're leaving it up to groups like the innocence project of limited resources to bring these cases one hundred times so

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