so with all this effort, what exactly was it that the c i a was trying to collect? what were they so concerned about? well, certainly they also, of course, as we know, spite on julian's discussion with his lawyers, i think that was really important for them. clearly they preparing indictment against him and to be able to know in advance of defense strategy. in the most egregious abuse of process possible, they should have had this case thrown out immediately, just shows you how, how corrupt this whole thing is. that was that the key to the see i have what they were also trying to do is widen the net, you know, of any people in which, at least they could bring charges against a certain point that was sending out letters to it. even recently, some of the julian's associates, like james ball returned against julian song rights for the guardian, but at work for week and weeks at one point the f. b. i came to his door last summer, i believe here in london. and he told me to go to hell a to his credit. and again, he's, he's, he's a kind of an enemy of julian right now. but

i mean, to what extent is a c r a complicit to this? well, i think this guy would be complicit any time a civilian is either targeted or even killed or wounded. this is, this is a, a war crime that meets the definition of a war crime. and just because we've convinced ourselves over here that we're, the good guys doesn't make it any less of a work product. so i think you're exactly right. whether the c, i a, is just advising the koreans or advising and helping to implement the tax on russian targets along with the ukrainians. then the c, i a has to take it to the responsibility from these attacks, especially when, when they're on civilian targets, accidentally or purposefully. yeah, they like to use the word find the file, not the they so oh yeah. and i also, when i read into the all, to go into a lot about how the c i had been involved in ukraine since 2014. and we thought about what we thought about the special moves overnight. and that started now coming into the, the, but the see i have been there for a long time. clearly, this would

station c and the local head of the m i 6. and ask for help in building the agency from the ground up. and therefore this 3 partnership, 3 way partnership was established as the partnership. different of 2016, the ukrainians became impatient with what they considered washington's on due caution and against agent assistant nations and other legal oppressions which while aided the terms the white house bought the ukrainians, had agreed to. if you read officials in washington, threatened to kind of support, but they never did. and now this of course was all part of the victorian newland, jeffrey piatt apparatus during that time. that of course removed victory, an accomplishment power and then of course, initiated the might on cruise. so this been the case, a lot of the people that said the c i was involved at that time. now another point to mentioned really quick is in 2016. the c, i a student training and elite ukrainian commando force known as unit 2245. they captured russian roads and communications gear. so that the c, i a co

and that ukrainian force is a part of a c. i a support network of spied bases constructed in the past. the tiers that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in a ca, also help training, new generation of ukraine, spice, operating side, russia, across europe, and in cuba and other places where the russians have a large presence. this is big for the new york times, but many other independent journalists and even the russian government have alluded to this being true. and now there vindicated the new york times states. many details of this intelligence partnership are being disclosed for the 1st time. and they also write that this partnership between washington and cube is crucial and key for key up to be defending itself and they wouldn't have the ability to do so without this partnership. now that didn't begin a year ago or 2 years ago, this began a decade ago when it was carefully crafted. the bombshell is that the c i, a and other us agencies, provided intelligence for targeted missile strikes, the tracking of ru

the bombshell is at the c. i. a and other us agencies, provided intelligence for targeted missile strikes, the tracking of russian drones and troop movements, and support forced by networks. now, in over 200 interviews from current and former officials and ukraine's united states and europe, they describe this partnership that was literally built initially from this trust. they weren't sure. and then built up to a very key intelligence hub that surpassed more communications from russia. then they could actually handle now, according to the article, the united states intelligence apparatus said they did have some red lines that ukraine ended up crossing. the new partnership started producing so much more intelligence, blood pressure that it had to be shipped to language for processing. but the see i did have read lines, it wouldn't help through creating is conduct defense if lisa operations was the distinction that created on the ukrainians. now because it, us and nato never admitted that they're fully fighting a w

now another point to mentioned really quick is in 2016, the c i a c and training and elite ukrainian commando force known as unit 2245. they captured russian roads and communications gear. so that the c, i a could actually reverse engineer this information and crack moscow's encryption system. they also then went onto train a new generation of ukrainian spies who operated inside russia, europe and cuba or other places that russians had a large presence. they frame ukrainian intelligence officers out of spite and assumed paper soon as in garner information. this was called operation gold, fish. now they've since been building upon this pro program, and it's interesting, of course, nothing new york times. we publish this report at this moment. the question we have to ask ourselves is why, why did they do that? we've seen a shift in the sentiment and us americans on the economic status of the united states while giving more money to ukraine. we've also seen russia succeed and it's military tactics of d, f got and also on the deal political stage. so what we're seeing is that, why is thi

there was an impulse in the ukrainian forest as a part of a c. i a support network of spite bases constructed in the past 2 years. that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in the ca, also help training new generation of ukrainian spice who operate inside russia, across europe, and in cuba, and other places where the russians have a large presence. the new york times states, many details of this intelligence partnership are being disclosed for the 1st time . the bombshell is that the c i, a and other us agencies, provided intelligence for targeted missile strikes, the tracking of russian drones and troop movements and support forced by networks. now in over 200 interviews from current and former officials and ukraine, united states and europe, they describe this partnership that was literally built initially from this trust. they weren't sure. and then uh, built up to a very uh t intelligence hub that surpassed more communications from russia. then they could actually handle. now, according to the article, the united states intelli

i can tell you from my own experience in the c, i a, that many, many kind of fighters that i interviewed, that i interrogated, said the same thing. they said that they had no problem with the united states until we bombed their villages until we killed their parents until we killed their brothers. and their uncles and their cousins until we bombed the hospitals or the schools in their villages. otherwise, they had no problem with the united states, but the more we bomb, the more we use drones, the more terrorist we create, that is a, that is a very difficult truth that the united states doesn't want to face. and we have, julian assigned you and we get weeks to think for exposing that information. these leaks covers the us military's actions during the war and have gotten this down from 2004 to 2000 and said, well, they revealed call us and forces attacks on civilians friendly fire incidents as well as, as gun forces attacking each other. and once again, a much higher death, so including hundreds of civilians previously on reports as by the coalition. and here's just one example. maureen

if the c i a or the white house complained loudly enough, the, the new york times and the washington post leadership will kill the piece. and they didn't kill this piece. they published it. so i think there are several messages here and quite and how's a grand for tara to deals with a number of western countries during the visit over at g 7, members to t of paving the way for 3rd, you are fighting with russia with how take on the story has all to contribute to ritual austin, i saw a bunch of western leaders, went to t as over the weekend for a homecoming of sorts. it's been exactly 2 years now since the korean conflict popped off and the country continues to lose chunks to russia while everyone shares loads the place up with weapons to get blown up and basically keeps acting like that's what winning looks like. canadian prime minister just intruder. oh, sure. got the draft offering just over $2000000000.00 us dollars and canadian tax fair cash in military support to ukraine may as well just hand that check right over to uncle sam. anyway. who makes the drones that too though? just ple

now, we have had many whistle blowers from the c. i will say that this is effectively a c i operation, and it is a great way of a interfering in other societies because once you put all your money or put your money for interference into n g o, which is allegedly about democracy, you now have source credibility, it's a, it's an institution working for good values wherever positive, you know they're undermining democracy. so it has the older propaganda value you need. also, it's selected by definition. today they only look at the human rights and democracy issues. i'm address 0 states, so suddenly, oh, great power politics is framed through the prism of human rights. so good, good values versus bad values, the democratic west versus the authority or interest. and so this becomes an instrument of propaganda because there's no principles involved. the meanwhile, a report has been published in the west and press signing a russ spotlight on the presence of us intelligence and ukraine. a small box is 2014, but new york times writes up a c i.

but who was this mind working for further options or for the c i a director the f. b. i interviewed joseph nev suit on february 10th, 2017. and that interview, mister may have said lied. you point this out on page $193.00 volume on lips, it denied this and also falsely stated, in addition, mips it omitted 3 times. he lied to the epi, i yeah, you didn't charging with the crime. excuse me, or, i'm sorry. did you say 193 volume on 193? he lied 3 times. you pointed out in the report. why didn't you charge them with the crime? or? i can't get into a internal deliberations with regard to a white or whatnot fif. did you interview missing academic that is missing western intelligence or russian intelligence can't get into that. lot of things you can't get into. well, now we know why house democrats on the intelligence committee called message kremlin linked and a russian caught out. but a soul was told public and racket missed. it was a professor who really worked for m y 6. and he was spying on towards papadopoulos and member of the foreign policy advisor and panel to donald f

then the c, i a has to take it to the responsibility from these attacks, especially when, when they're on civilian targets, accidentally or purposefully. i think we're probably going to see a lot of denials, maybe even half part of denials, saying, oh this article got so much wrong. you can't believe everything you read even though the new york times is one of the c i is you go to uh, media outlets along. ready the washington post, if, if you look at this report, but the, the authors say that they interviewed more than 200 people. so this is not a single source report where somebody told a fantastic story about the c. i a is 200 different interviews confirming what we all suspected all along. what did surprise me was the detail that it went into because usually this is the kind of thing that's a c i a wants to keep quiet. and that led me to think that, that perhaps there's some domestic political message here that this may be a warning to, to maggot republicans from the white house to say, look at this, look at this new york times article. it's taking us 10 years to build this presence

last week's i c. j decision and it's called for ease are all to him to met the ruling in full belgian minister slammed tel aviv for the bombing have a blessed a of the office building of the belgian agency for development, cooperation, and gaza has been bombed and is completely destroyed. attacking civilian buildings is and remains totally unacceptable. together with hodge allow the belgian foreign minister, i will some in the as really ambassador depaula success, but expert in president of the online media outlet, you will continental peer, i emanuel, someone is all bill premium that israel has simply gone too far. i think your is right. doesn't risk friendships. that's on the one to be sure. false. i'm just supported by united states because into the globe or jump on to to color configuration. uh in the us is a retreating uh it does difficult to do. and ukraine, we did so proxy or kiss against russia on the because it's a who is a mean you quine needs to a show false inventories to state or, or show

the legitimacy all b i. c, j. case on the occupation of palestinian territories. israel does not recognize the legitimacy of the proceedings of the international court in the hague regarding the legality of the occupation, which are an effort designed to infringe on israel's rights to defend itself against excess central threats. the proceedings in the hague or part of the palestinian attempt to dictate the results of the diplomatic settlements. without negotiations, we will continue to reject this the government and the conduct that are united in rejecting this unacceptable course of action. now in an exclusive interview to oxy depaula spending them baskets in the junior has cooled for further investigation of israel's alleged war crimes regarding the inquiry or the investigation to study important because we, as i've seen a claim that since 100 looks to me to 30 days so far as i have conducted tens of thousands of water climes, i get stuck with this thing in there. and all of these comes, should be investigated

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into covert microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so what felix, because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim the ability to protect america against the bad guys will damage and or not. so these revelations show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities. and whether they see that it's not data powers. instead the us authority is that all that they could to destroy with leaks and so islands. julianna's songs who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on the accountable corruption and war crimes. now it's a goes the way at least a 107 people have been killed and a 145 others were indeed fine. is where the strike. so for the past day, that's according to palestinian officials, the al ok, so hospital in central garza is severely overwhelmed. does it struggles to treat the mounting casualties? just a warning, the following images are very graphic and you may find them di

for the russians or for the c i a director the f. b. i interviewed joseph and the suit on february 10th, 2017. in that interview, mr. mr. lied you point this out on page $193.00 volume on mips it denied it's and also false. we stated in addition nip said omitted 3 times. he lied to the api. i yeah, you didn't charge him with a crime. excuse me. our one on one. i'm sorry, did you say 193 volume on 193? he lied 3 times. you pointed out in the report. why didn't you charge him with the crime? so i can't get into a internal deliberations with regard to a waiter would not be. did you interview nelson? can't get into that, dismissive western intelligence a rush at all and you can't get into that. lot of things you can't get into. well, now we know why. house democrats on the intelligence committee, cold message kremlin linked, and a russian caught out. but a soul was told public and racket, the midst of that was a professor who really worked for m y 6. and he was spying on george papadopoulos, a member of the foreign policy advisor and panel t

i can tell you from my own experience in the c, i a that many, many outside of fighters that i interview, that i interrogated, said the same thing. they said that they had no problem with the united states until we bonds their villages until we killed their parents until we killed their brothers. and their uncles and their cousins until we informed of the hospitals or the schools in their villages. otherwise, they had no problem with the united states. we have julian assigned you and wiki weeks to think for exposing that information. these leaks covers the us military's actions during the war in afghanistan from 2004 to 2010. 0, they revealed call us and forces attacks on civilians friendly fire incidents as well as, as gun forces attacking each other. and once again a much higher death. so including hundreds of civilians previously on reports and by the coalition. and here's just one example, a marine then $5.00 millimeter rounds at the bus. there for coalition forces wanted in action to civilians killed 13 serial and spin dirt. the main salt from the lakes was washington's cover up of

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into a covert microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f, b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so with the legs because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim, the ability to protect america against the bad guys will damage and or not. so these regulation show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities. and whether they, it's see that it's mandated powers. instead the us authority is that all that they could to destroy with leaks. and so i didn't, julian hassan who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on the countable corruption and war crimes. another renowned whistle blow, edward snowden, who exposed extend, saves us government efforts for spying on civilians. as pointed to the fox, good astrology is pending, expedition from person to the us would contradict a treaty between those 2 nations. the outrages part of the u. k. is years long trial to condemn julie and assigned to die. and then the american dungeon

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into cobra microphones, the c, i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so what felix, because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim the ability to protect america against the bad guys will damage and or no. so these revelations show, there's one source, said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities and whether they exceed that it's mandated powers. instead the us authority is that all so that they could to destroy the lakes and so islands. julian, his sons, who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on accountable corruption and war crimes. we could expand the space is a long time in prison if he's found guilty in the us. we can do the latest on his case as we follow the hearings at the high schools in duncan over the next 2 days. for more details. and now let's say sound of cool, with the reaction you can visit all websites, all t dot com. so i can use a guns and now where at least a 107 people have been kille

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into a covert microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f, b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so with the leaks because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim, the ability to protect america against the bad guys will damage and or not. so these revelations show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities and whether they exceed it, it's mandate its powers. instead, the us authority is that all that they could to destroy leaks and so islands julian hassan, who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on the countable corruption and war crimes. stringent in sanction, slapped on molly and booking of 5. ready by the echo, as a group of west african states have suddenly been lifted, the block has recently made a similar concession towards an easier republic while leaving some still in place. and it comes out of the trail of nations had threatened to quit the grouping. now, people on the streets of new jersey capitals w

what can you tell us about the legitimacy of the c i a hacking into a personal and private electronic devices for the sake of spa, your potential targets to that? well. so, i mean, that's, look, all intelligence agencies from all countries, whether, whether we're talking, russia, france, germany, israel noted, states, they all try to get everybody else's secrets. they all try to snoop in every way possible, including getting access to private information. what made what the united states was doing so egregious is that it was spine on its own citizens. it was violating constitutional protections. there are many other countries around the world that don't have those protections enshrined in their constitution or under a law. but it is, it does exist in the united states. and here the c i a whose job is they're supposed to spy on foreigners, people overseas. but they were turning their spine onto their own american citizens . now aside from receiving a 40 year sentence, joshua will be monitored for the rest of his life, even after release. what do you make of that sentence in proportion

to bring this knowledge down the lines, which he weeks published because of course targeted by the c i a, in the intelligence community. and part of that smear campaign was to pay which he leeks as a sorry, again, or a friend for austin power. i rush to moore and report which investigated the trump russia saga, and found no collaboration between the trump campaign and, and russia exonerated with the leak. so there was 0 evidence that russia provided any weeks or information to wait 2 weeks. we should also be clear that wiki weeks published over $700000.00 files on russia itself. when in deer, what 2 weeks ago and the from the, one of the arguments we hear about why doing a song should be targeted from those who believe you should is that he somehow put people at risk. but what we've seen in more than 10 years now is a complete failure by the us government to present any evidence of any concrete harm cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial at ford meeting, which i attended was a charge was made that lives were put at risk in that trial, uh, the prostitute had to admit that that was not

now the new times writes up a c. i, a for teens and my 6th ukrainian intelligence soon to pump the ship to count must go according to the optical devices and ministration, tries to spell agencies to provide support for quits, nice to a persons against russia, full says on ukrainian soil. the repeatable search has locked in the fall square of secret american intelligence spaces located along the russian border. the listening post and the ukrainian force is a part of a c i, a support network of spy base is constructed in the past 2 tiers. that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in the ca, also help training, new generation of ukrainian spice operating side, russia across europe, and in cuba, and other places where the russians have a large presence. full us intelligence helps on host of the wistful blow as john carry out to be said, it's no coincidence of his damning revelation is coming out now. whether the c, i a is just advising the ukrainians, or advising and helping to implement the tax on russian

boss for the single largest leak of classified information in the history of the c. i a, the regulations as far as the agencies, methods of hacking phones, any case and apps, and other electronic devices. from 2012 to 2016, joshua schultz worked on the center for cyber intelligence. in 2016, he sold files of secret documents v the how the c i a hacked as various bits of devices, including details of washington's cooperation with british intelligence for hack, smart tvs, for surviving people in the same. yeah, he pass that information onto we keep weeks which published it in 20. 17 prosecutor says schultz, committed to quote some of them as brings him in those crimes of espionage in american history. the effect of which has been dubbed digital po hall, but we spoke with former c, i a analyst, larry johnson. he says, the c, i, the actions violate us constitutional protections by spying on his own citizens. what made what the united states was doing so egregious is that it was spine on its own citizens. it was violating constitutional protections. there are many other cou

so the i c j, i think the right thing. so it should have been done for south africa to go that initially for the 1st of hearings. and now for the 2nd sets of hearings. and i'm very proud of those. the went to the i, c j, the highest court in the world as it was to expose the atrocities that are being committed by the state of israel against the people of palestine. and they specifically gave us garza and even the occupied westberg. and so i'm very happy about that. i believe the overwhelming majority of african people do like to with it. uh, i believe strongly in the south africa has come out to show the lead and such a shiny examples for the rest of africa and the rest of the world about what ought to be done when we have faced with mass murder, genocide, injustice, ethnic cleansing, an old matter of evil, particularly the chilliness of killing and targeting of women and children. so i'm very happy and i believe with the assessments essentially in terms of the response so far. i would have wanted them to go a little bit f

c. i. the explanation in calling you this is natalie over with the southern, most of the rough uh, the move his next focal point. a mazda is con. unice brigade boasted that it would stand against the id f. now it's falling apart and i'm telling you here we're completing the mission and con eunice and we will also reach our office and eliminate every one there. who is a terrorist who's trying to harm us for the idea. so. so as on the following you, it is a scene and devastation of is that go into the most recent moves, a desktop and all the samsung server has passed 27000 with more than 66000 wounded, adding to those that gives you an estimate that the 1000000 children in the region require mental health care. often his mother was killed then his righty of 51 level was tossed with caring. but his siblings hayes is harrowing stories. hello jane. how are you? good. i'm when the world started my mother's family, send her a message that my grandparents were sick. i knew that. sure urgently. so s

most notably by the c. i a director at the time. there are so many unanswered questions that the investigations kept covered up. i do believe that the operation will be declassified. should trump get re elected, which is why his 2nd term represents an ex essential threat to the intelligence agencies. it's a threat because the c, i a was always spying on people without a warrant or a cause using their international partners. but they were also making things off as they once a long and the high, big inconvenience evidence which points to, to 0 collusion with the russians. they coach the intelligence they made it look like page and supported from the evidence points. the other way we looked at the reports and the sourcing, they used to evaluate the sourcing. and then we got further to look at the days that are available to them that they didn't use any overwhelmingly contradicts. and the conclusions that russia support of trump is hardly surprising about us intelligence agencies broke a few logs. they've done it before. it's not even su

a turns out they can spy on all of us. year 0 introduces the scope and direction of the c. i a is global cobra hacking program. it's malware arsenal, and dozens of 0 de weaponized exploits against a wide range of us and european company products, including apple's iphone, google's android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into cobra microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f, b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so with the leaks because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim, the ability to protect america against the bad guys all damage. and also these revelations show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities. and whether they, it's see that it's mandated powers. instead, us with ortiz, that all that they could to destroy with leaks and silence julia saunders, who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on the countable corruption and war crimes. and the guys are now where the idea of reports, the military operations at the nasa hospital

besides the c, i actions while i do as constitutional protections by spring or his own citizens. what made what the united states was doing. so egregious is that it was spine on its own citizens, it was violating constitutional protections. there were many other countries around the world that don't have those protections in stride and their constitution are under a law. but it is, it does exist in the united states. and here the c i a who's job as they're supposed to spy on foreigners, people overseas. but they were turning their spine onto their own american citizens, to our people, be persecuted and prosecuted for, for speech, for exercising free speech. and the fact that they're going after julia and the saw on the espionage charges.

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into a covert microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f, b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so with the legs because it was apparently damaged and the agencies claim that but let's say it's to protect america against the bad guys, will damage and or no. so these revelations show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities and whether they exceed that it's mandate its powers. instead, the us authority is that all that they could to destroy with leaks and silence julian, his sons, who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on accountable corruption and war crimes which he expanded the face is a lifetime in present. if he's found guilty in the us, and the united nations special reference to on future has urge the u. k. to prevent the extradition of julian his sons, the advocates says who suffers from mental health issues and perpetually try and commit suicide 12 will be bringing you the latest on this case as we follow tho

many things to speaking to us today is always the great to hear from you raymond, mcgovern, for my c, i a office the on the political activist. thank you for your time. i, as you're most welcome, of course, the key thing you fully updated on a solid is face and all the developments on the 2nd of final day of hearings that the u. k. hi quote in london. and if you head over to our website, all the dot com was before the $1000.00. this reaction, right? the weights employee, the change of pace for you. now, because we're going to take you live to the central russian city of cars on which is hosting the opening of the games of the future novices. i didn't know that save tournament and encompassing at $21.00 disciplines that much traditional sports on the 8th floor. so we watching the opening ceremony right now is going to be taking place until the 3rd as much as it brings together over 2000, at least from old, around the well, the representative in 90 countries in fact. so it's a big deal. but games of the future all categorized into 5 challenges, and these include sports tactics, strategy,

android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into cobra microphones, the c i a was furious and announced that it would work with the f b i to conduct a criminal investigation. and so what felix, because it was apparently damaging the agencies claim, the ability to protect america against the bad guys will damage and or no. so these revelations show, there's one source said a serious need to address the c i is hacking capabilities. and whether they see that it's mandated powers. instead, the us authorities that so that they could to destroy with the legs and silence julia saunders, who ultimately paid the heaviest prize for exposing their on the accountable corruption and war crimes. well that we can make found a face as a lifetime in prison if he's found guilty in the west. we will of course, be put into overlay test on this case as we continue to follow the hearing at the high schools in london over the next 2 days. and as always, you can find more details analysis on reaction on our website all to dot com. please stay with us. which one is our top story this