they say, with the aid of chelsea, mannings, and bradley manning these revelations lifted, develop the us military, industrial complex, exposing war crimes and atrocities. investigators say that assigned as actions broke laws meant to protect sensitive information and put the country's national security at risk. julian massage long maintained that he was a journalist, simply publishing classified documents that he received from a source. nevertheless, he was charged by the us unprecedentedly, under the espionage jack sparking affairs, legal battle against extradition that now after 12 long years as finally come to an end. now as part of this proposed plea deal, because yes, there is always a plea deal with the us justice department of funds will plead guilty to one felony for conspiring to unlawfully obtain and disseminate classified information related to us national defense video grants and credit for time sir, for waiting trial and the case bell march present. that means that the psalms will avoid any for the present time. now it is not signed, sealed and delivered. just yet. a song

but what i can say is that it's been interesting to watch bradley martin or bradley manning rather, go out in start this political commentator career on the internet. and the politics that he professes seem to align a lot with the establishment nowadays. so that's an interesting note, right? why do you think that g then assigns, decided not to face trial in the united states? and again, i think that the united states got what they wanted. they wanted to, uh, take join us on the court so they could get him to admit that he violated the espionage i just for accessing uh, you know, sensitive materials related to the national defense of the united states of america . this is something the journalist at the newer time, cnn m, as in b, c, wherever they do this on a daily basis. of course, they're never going to be, you know, prosecuted for doing this very work. but this is going to be a president that will be leveraged against real truth tellers and real, you know, anti establishment journalists in united states and those who report on the documents of the us national defense for years in th

opportunity to actually dump this secret information, so first it was the middle east, then thanks to bradley manning chelsea manning, he in fact, he got access to this american, that is, to say from the very beginning that he had the idea to fight america, this is basically impossible, he had the idea to fight any cover-up of any crimes of any kind, the government is one thing. when he publishes secret information about what american troops were doing there in iraq, the actual famous video that made him famous, when american helicopter pilots shoot iraqis, including civilians, there were not only civilians, there were armed people, but including civilians, including children, and they are not just shooting, but also mocking it, this undoubtedly has the right to be published, because this is a war crime in accordance with any laws, and frankly speaking, here i... have public access to diplomatic conversations, the so-called cable leaks, this is a different country of the issue, that is, here, frankly speaking, i don’t see how it can be protected, where is the journalism, in fact, it’s just taking the

i am heavily focused on chelsea manning are then bradley manning. i mean, we need to be focused on these leakers and the damage that they do. i think it's up some debate now whether assange was a journalist in the guise of maybe the new york times with the pentagon papers, but not, but people are making that comparison i have to interrupt you on. >> as a journalist if we had those kind of documents, i went back to not to do it and went through the process of releasing something. i would have you would not identify individual sources that you had worked with so that they would be killed? >> i'm absolutely no i do not. but there is some debate out there and using the pentagon papers and what's look if we prosecuted everyone for releasing something that classified, everyone would be classified. but this is what i'm trying to get into a nuanced point here. what he released put people's lives and dangerous. he served five years. i think he should have served longer but at the end of the day, we can't lose sight of it. was the government employee, chelsea

they say, with the aid of chelsea, mannings, and bradley manning these revelations lifted the bill on the us military, industrial complex, exposing war crimes and atrocities. investigators say that assign just actions broke laws meant to protects, instead of information and put the country's national security at risk. julian massage long maintained that he was a journalist, simply publishing classified documents that he received from a source. nevertheless, he was charged by the us unprecedentedly, under the espionage jack, sparking a fierce legal battle against extradition that now after 12 long years as finally come to an end. now as part of this proposed play deal, because yes, there is always a plea deal with the us justice department of funds will plead guilty to one felony for conspiring to unlawfully obtain and disseminate classified information related to us national defense video grants and credit for time served full awaiting trial and the case del march prison. that means that the psalms will avoid any further present time. now it is not signed, sealed and delivered just ye

and american soldier at the time called bradley manning and later chelsea after his transition or he leeks around $750000.00 sensitive military and diplomatic documents. mounting was court martialed and convicted of espionage among other charges and jailed by us authorities. 20 times was a tough a year for the us as with leaks delivered, another bomb shell. and that one really blew the lead on the true scale of devastation caused by the american military's actions abroad. the iraq and i've done more diaries, became a sensation, the rock files revealing a huge stuff. so as well as cases of abuse and torture by us led coalition forces, reports, detail, 109032 deaths in a rock comprised of 66081 civilians. 23984 enemy. those labeled as insurgents. 15196 host nation. rocky government forces and 3771 friendly coalition forces. the majority of the depths, 66000 over 60 percent of these, our civilian deaths, that is 31 civilians dying every day. during the 6 year period. there were nearly 400000 military logs. it was a mess. washington claim that which leaks was put in american soldiers in

and american soldier at the time called bradley manning and later chelsea after his transition. well, he leaves around $0.75 to military and diplomatic documents. manning was court martialed and convicted of espionage among other charges and jailed by us authorities. 20 ton was a tough a year for the us as with the legs delivered another bomb shell. and that one really blew the lead on the true scale of devastation caused by the american military's actions abroad. the iraq and ask and war diaries became a sensation, the rock files revealing a huge stuff. so as well as cases of abuse and torture by us led coalition forces, reports, detail, 109032 deaths in a rock comprised of 66081 civilians. 23984 enemy. those labeled as insurgents. 15196 host nation. rocky government forces and 3771 friendly coalition forces. the majority of the dust, $66000.00 over 60 percent of these are civilian deaths. that is 31 civilians dying every day. during the 6 year period, there were nearly $400000.00 military logs. it was a mess. washington claim that which leaks was put an american soldiers in da

and american soldier at the time called bradley manning and later chelsea after his transition or he leeks around $0.75 to military and diplomatic documents. mounting was court martialed and convicted of espionage among other charges and jailed by us authorities. finally signed was a tough a year for the us, as with leaks delivered, a nother bombshell, and that one would have blew the legs on the true scale of devastation caused by the american military's actions abroad. the iraq and i've done more diaries became a sensation. the rock files revealing a huge stuff. so as well as cases of abuse and torture by us led coalition forces to the reports detail, 109000 32 deaths in a rock comprised of 66081 civilians. 23984 enemy. those labeled as insurgents. 15196 host nation. rocky government forces and 3771 friendly coalition forces. the majority of the dust, 66000, over 60 percent of these, our civilian deaths, that is 31 civilians dying every day. during the 6 year period. there were nearly 400000 military logs. it was a mess. washington claim that which leaks was put an american soldier

another man was sentenced to 35 years in the same case. key figure, former pentagon employee bradley manningit was he who conveyed secret information to assange. in prison , mening changed his gender, gave his name as chelsea , and received a pardon from barack obama in 2017. the founder of wikileaks remained a man and did not change his convictions. and even despite the deal with the american authorities, admitting guilt in exchange for freedom, judge juliana sanche made it clear that she did not repent, but only had to agree with the conditions offered to him. washington post newspaper. quotes him as saying during the hearing, where he invoked the first amendment to the us constitution, which protects freedom of speech. i acknowledge that this was a violation of the espionage act. i believe that this law is the first amendment are inconsistent, but agree that it would be difficult to win this case, all things considered. another condition of the deal was the requirement for kasange to delete all previously unpublished information. whether he still has anything left in stock is unknown. hun

of course we're talking about bradley manning at the time, who was in the us army and defense specialist and, and then he became chelsea manning while he was in prison and now he's a sheet. but he, he was settings, he was court martialed and sentenced to 35 years in prison. and brock obama let him out after 7 years. and by the way, the next year, the us military court of appeals upheld that conviction. i goes, man and try to get it over turned after he was out of prison. this is not about journalism. this is not about journalism at all. if, if chelsea manning had called up and said, hey julian hassan is i got these things here and then gave it to him and he published them. that's one thing. but the trump justice department of charge show you massage with 18 counts back in 2019, including soliciting this information and assisting chelsea manning and then breaking into computers to get the information. that's hardly journalism. that's partly what your typical journal is does to get a story. so those who say it's about journalism, i don't know what they're talking about according to the cha

could be one of them where, you know, one side got some favoured treatment in in the case of bradley, chelsea manning chelsea manning, because he's in a favoured identity group, whereas juuan favoured identity group, whereas julian assange, you know, has been basically in jail for , you been basically in jail for, you know, or in captivity since 2012. i'm not sure that's the right outcome. >> okay. well, thank you very much indeed . craig swenson, much indeed. craig swenson, you're from republicans overseas. the chair , in fact, overseas. the chair, in fact, thank you very much indeed for your time , it's an interesting your time, it's an interesting one. let us know your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay also, lots of you have been getting in touch about the summer of 1976. lots of stories. >> oh my goodness, i've been loving reading these. we've just got a very little time. but, my goodness me, jerry says . of goodness me, jerry says. of course, it wasn't just the summer of 1976, but the spring flowers were out in february. no light jacket was even needed until november the whole year was beautiful. >>

in 2013 , another key defendant, former pentagon employee bradley manning, was sentenced to 35 yearsave his name as chelsea , and received a pardon from barack obama in 2017. the founder of wikileaks remained a man and one of his own.

howard: assange convinced bradley manning to give him an increaselily large amount of material.y the argument that assange was acting like a journalist, but i do understand how the conviction could set a precedent and used against journalists and if national security was the motivating factor, why did wikileakss dump all those before they damaged hillary clinton. there was one fell life-threatening count of obtaining and districting illegal classified information and would serve time in the british prison. that seems fair to me. whatever you think of julian assange and the case dragged on long enough and he certainly paid his dues. that's it for this edition of media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, hope you subscribe to my daily podcast and the rip on the top five stories and funny and weird ones and apple itunes is a good place to do it. have you ever seen a crazier campaign than this one?ut we'r?e back here next sunday, 1n eastern with the onlg y media analysis -- from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth managem

after all, even bradley manning is a soldier. who gave assange secret documents of the us army, was pardonedt also his gender, transgender people are now a joke in america - the privileged class, here is the gray haired woman, it is becoming more and more difficult for white heterosexual assanges. i don’t know how justice works here, but the guy who solves the crime doesn’t go to prison, the one who committed the crime goes to prison, and in his case everything turned upside down. quadrobing, an unexpected, strange and rather frightening hobby of modern children and teenagers, worries parents and confuses them it makes teachers and scientists think a lot, they are all trying to understand what the hell is happening to children, why they begin to copy the behavior of animals, put on cat or dog masks, stand on all fours, and prefer food that is intended for pets to any ordinary food, some of course, they don’t find it... there’s nothing wrong with this strange hobby, well , that is, watching a teenager swallow dog food and try to go to the cat’s litter box to relieve himself, they apparently r

in the end, even bradley manning, the soldier who gave assange secret documents of the us army, was pardonedansgender people are now a privileged class joke in america, but for the grey-haired, white, heterosexual assange, everything is more difficult. i don’t know how justice works here, but the guy who solves the crime doesn’t go to prison, the one who committed the crime goes to prison, and in his case everything turned upside down. the paradox of his situation was formulated by journalist tucker carlson, who is now in australia, and it seems that he will soon release another high-profile interview. mikhail bogdanov, alexander karlov, ksenia politaeva, central television. i think that it was really no coincidence that tucker carlson ended up in australia these days, and soon we will see his new bright, but, to be honest, hardly sensational interview. well, now about something completely different, something we can’t help but tell you about. this week's new word: quadrobing, an unexpected, strange and rather frightening hobby of modern children and teenagers, worries parents, baffles teach

they say, with the aid of chelsea, mannings, and bradley manning these revelations lifted the bill on the us military, industrial complex, exposing more crimes and atrocities. investigators say that assigned his actions broke law as men to protect sensitive information and put the country's national security at risk. julia massage long maintained that he was a journalist, simply publishing classified documents that he received from a source. nevertheless, he was charged by the us unprecedentedly, under the espionage jack sparking affairs, legal battle against extradition that now after 12 long years as finally come to an end. now as part of this proposed play deal, because yes, there is always a plea deal with the us justice department of funds will plead guilty to one felony for conspiring to unlawfully obtain and disseminate classified information related to us national defense, the deal grants and credit for time served for waiting trial and the case bell, march prison. that means that the psalms will avoid any further present time. now it is not signed, sealed and delivered just y

i was like i don't know, man, i'm a pretty good looking grandpa. >> reporter: bradley burdette has hadtages of stops in his baseball career at 29 years old. >> i played at eastern florida state then transferred to a four-year university and went to webber international. i got signed by the southern illinois miners. played for them, then their team was released. took a little time off and got resigned in the frontier league in new jersey. >> reporter: the jacksonville, florida native is now thousands of miles from home still doing what he loves. >> people are like are you ever gonna give up and stop? i'm going to keep playing baseball until i can't throw the ball anymore. because you only got so many in the tank. >> reporter: when not only diamond, he keeps a steady job running a concrete business with one of his friends. >> it's a tough job, but pays the bills. >> reporter: winning is an addiction for burdett who wouldn't give up the game for anything. >> i'm in control up there. i'm the quarterback of the baseball team when i'm up there. that's cool, but it's also a really big respons

his only informant to be arrested was pentagon employee bradley maning, the same man who shared documentseived a pardon from obama. it was only in 2018 that american authorities brought the first official charges against asanj. a year later, 17 more were added to it . to the founder of wikily. faced either 175 years in prison or the death penalty. then, under pressure from washington, ecuador refused sanju asylum and handed him over to the british police. julian assange spent 5 years in solitary confinement, from where he was released only for one hour a day for playing sports in the prison yard. when osan was asked about his paleness, and he had not had the opportunity to go outside for more than 10 years, he laughed it off, saying that’s what it’s called. prison pallor. one can understand why asansh peered into the sky with such greed on board the plane that took him away from britain. after years of negotiations between london, washington and canbera, the founder of wikileaks, an australian citizen, was offered a deal. he agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain and disclose info

man. i'm a pretty good looking grandpa. >> the 29-year-old bradley aldett has had no shortage of stops in his baseball career. >> i played at three universities and got signed by the southern illinois miners up in marion, illinois, played for them a bit, got releases from them, took a little time off and got resigned in the frontier league for the miners in new jersey. >> the jacksonville, florida native now finds himself thousands of mile from home. >> i'm going to keep playing baseball regardless until i cannot throw anymore. you only got so many in the tank. >> he keeps a steady job running a concrete business with a friend. >> it's tough job, but pays the bills. >> winning is an addiction for him who wouldn't give it up for nick. >> i'm in control up there. i feel like that's cool, but it's also a really big responsibility. i go out there winning. that's it. >> here it comes. swings on it, floater into shallow in center field. coming in is harden. he camps under it and makes the grab. burdette has come in to get the save. >> reporter: he loves being a baller but knows he won't be sati

i don't know man, i am a pretty good-looking grand parks i think [ laughter ] >> reporter: bradley ismate journeyman. the 29-year-old has had no shortages of stops in his baseball career. >> college i played south florida state college and then i played at eastern florida state. then i was transferred to a four year an versity and got signed by the southern illinois minors. played for them for a little bit. then their team got released from them. took time off and got resigned in the frontier league in new jersey. >> reporter: the jacksonville, florida native finds himself thousands of miles from home still doing what he loves >> people ask me are you going to give up? are you going to stop? i am going to keep playing baseball regardless until i can not throw the baseball anymore. you only have so many in the tank. >> reporter: when he is not on the diamond he runs a concrete business with one of his friends >> it a tough job but it pays the bills. >> reporter: winning is an addiction for him. he would not give up the game for anything. >> i am in control up there. i am the quarterbac

man, as they say, without makeup. without pathos, here is a man wearily, truthfully talking about how difficult it is, say, to put this bradleyust be done constantly, repairing military equipment is something that the military does every day, and well, and well, if and it is good if this equipment can still be repaired, if it is not destroyed by the enemy, and very good if the equipment can be to repair just on the battlefield, that 's what we've announced a fundraiser for, which we haven't been able to close so far, that's again... no offense to anyone, we're doing what we can, it's a small amount, but we'll raise . we ask you to join the collection for the repair of your armored vehicles in the combat zone in the solodarsk and zaporizhia directions. the repair and recovery regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the so-called gray zone in the open air in all weathers , day and night. so for emergency recovery and return to the battlefield damaged military equipment, in particular tanks, combat vehicles, infantry, armored personnel carriers, is needed. a minibus that will deliver mobile repair teams and equipment to

man. i'm a pretty good looking grandpa, i think. >> reporter: bradley is the ultimate journeyman. has had no shortages of stops at his baseball career. >> in college i would play at south florida state college, and then i played at eastern florida state. i would transfer to the your-year anniversary and went to weber international. i was signed by the minors up in illinois. i played for them for a little bit and their team, got released from them. took a little time off and got resigned in the front tear league for the county minors in new jersey. >> he finds himself thousands of miles from home, still doing what he loves. >> and people are like are you ever going to stop? i will keep playing regardless until i can't throw the baseball anymore. >> it is a tough job, but it pays the bills. >> he wouldn't give up the game for anything. and so i feel like that is cool, but that is also a big responsibility. that's it. >> and here it comes. swings on it, center field, it's coming and he makes the grab. he last pitched in the area has come in to guetta save. >> he loves being a baller

us after working with doctor bradley, she feels more like herself and just celebrated her little girl's first birthday. walnut creek police tonight looking for an elderly man reported missing. officers say that phillip was last seen around nine this morning in the gated community of rossmoor. he's in his 90s, drives a red ford mustang. so if you have any information on his whereabouts, please call walnut creek police. all right. passed over san francisco getting some disappointing news about efforts to host the sundance film festival. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, a middle school in novato making some changes following that violent fight on campus that we told you about earlier this week that ended in several arrests, plus, a san leandro police officer suing the city, saying his rights were violated when the city released records related to this high profile shooting of a man inside a walmart store. tho you. the city is no longer being considered to host the famed film festival. it publicly expressed interest in bringing sundance to the city last month after the event's organizers began debating moving the festival from utah, despite no longer bein

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man himself. that's how good georgescott gotu have to be very careful. of certain factors in the movier was general of the army, omar bradleyere is a scene in there just before the start of the german counteroffensive in in f the bulge. where bradley phones patent and he says george i got to pull that tenth armored division from you and he says, oh brad. i'm got a bridge across this our river into germany. you got to let me go through. no george. i got to have that something's going on up north and we got ike wants all of us to meet it for done tomorrow morning. be there at 10:00 sharp. well the verdun meeting took place. and that part of it is accurate. but there's a little twist of history going on there. when the word came about the german counter attack in the ardennes force for the battle of the bulge to start in december of 1944. bradley and eisenhower and montgomery and some other senior officers we're having a card game. and bradley was eating his favorite food, and he didn't want to leave the card game or the food. and he just poo pooed the german the initial reports the german counter attack. eisenhower is the one

bradley blackburn has the latest. >> reporter: was not a political rally, but former president trump found a warm welcome last night at a ufc fight in new jersey. >> president trump, you are the man a travesty. what they are doing to you. >> reporter: mma fighter , taking a selfie with trump in his first public appearance in the jury found him guilty of criminal charges. he has vowed to fight the conviction and continues to try to undermine the integrity of the process with baseless claims. >> they are in total conjunction with white house and the doj. >> reporter: president biden is in delaware this weekend but criticize trump friday. >> reckless . it is dangerous. it is irresponsible. for anyone to say this was rigged , just because they don't like the verdict. >> reporter: that verdict doing the deep division in congress -- >> this is weaponization and warfare at its peak. >> this was our tried-and-true criminal justice system playing out. >> reporter: on the streets, some celebrating and others protesting with upside down flags, but the question is how voters will react in battlegrounds that may swing the presidential election. some voters say their views are already set. >>

in 2013 , another key defendant, former pentagon employee bradley manning, was sentenced to 35 years in the same case. it was he who conveyed secret information to asanj. in prison, mening changed his gender, gave his name as chelsea , and received a pardon from barack obama in 2017. the founder of wikileaks remained a man and did not change his convictions. and even despite the deal with the american authorities. plea of ​​guilty in exchange for freedom in court julian sanche made it clear that he did not repent, but only had to agree with the terms offered to him, the washington post newspaper quoted him as saying during the meeting, where he referred to the first amendment to the us constitution, which protects freedom of speech. i acknowledge that this was a violation of the espionage act. i believe this law and the first amendment are inconsistent, but agree that it would be difficult to win this case, all things considered. another condition of the deal was the requirement for kasange to delete all hitherto unpublished information; whether he still has anything left in stock is