a lot if you ask chelsea manning.kus with 24/7 serious xm 115 with comments sitting social media on fire. >> you may think you are free but you are not. that is how chelsea manning feels about living in america today. during a speech in the uk she said the united states is very much like a giant prison, quote, we really build this large big prison which is the united states. think about the surveillance system, cameras, the police presence and walls around our country and that is very much the same thing that is inside a prison. them on social media fired up over this, kathy says back in prison where she belongs anyway, another says don't come back if you don't like it. pick another country and stay there. and you reap what you saw, obama can pardon you but can't make us forget who you are and what you did. chelsea manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. president obama community sentence after 7 years but she still feels she is in prison. rob: imagine th

could be extradited to the us and you know extradited for what he published material leaked by chelsea manning the whistleblower which channel light on human rights abuses and war crimes by the united states and double standards and duplicity by the us government in its diplomatic relations he caused an inconvenience and embarrassment to the u.s. government in my view that was a great public service he gave the american public and the rest of the world the information to know what the u.s. government and military were really doing we should have information as a matter of course you know government is supposed to be of the people for the people and by the people but it wasn't so julius took that information that chelsea manning had provided and published it in the same way that the new york times and the guardian in london have also published that material so why is junior so and being singled out as a publisher when these other big publishing houses are not being slapped with a grand jury and the prospect of thirty forty or fifty years in jail is.

security at risk he isn't the first whistleblower to face the wrath of war thora te's edward snowden chelsea manning are two of the best known in recent years but this case was slightly different terry allbery was charged with the leak of just two documents to the media and retaining another focusing on methods used by the f.b.i. supporters claim the only damage caused was not to national security but the egos of all thora g.'s the u.s. attorney general has made things clear amongst the crackdown on leaks and whistleblowers the risk of exposing perceived wrongdoing and injustice is higher than ever we are conducting perhaps the most aggressive campaign against leaks in department history crimes like the one committed by the defendant in this case will not be tolerated they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and punished and it seems for now whatever the motive alleged racism or spying lawbreaking or corruption whistleblowers call bori will face the tough choice of trusting their conscience or risking everything. what is happening with mr allbery isn't a chilling effect throughout th

the people for the people and by the people but it wasn't so julius took that information that chelsea manning had provided and published it in the same way that the new york times and the guardian in london have also published that material so why is junior so and being singled out as a publisher when these other big publishing houses are not being slapped with a grand jury and the prospect of thirty forty or fifty years in jail is double standards ok we're going to leave it there peter thank you very much for coming on to the program to touch a human rights activist. now a suicide bomber has injured at least twenty people in tunisia is capital eight of them are police officers and one is a civilian a woman blew herself up in front of a shopping center so far no terrorist group has claimed the attack the area has a strong police presence with a number of government buildings located nearby to the last major terrorist attack was in twenty fifteen and thirty eight people were killed at a beach resort. as a roundup of the news and i'll be back at the top of the hour and thomas will be back at th

illiberal ism at pool and of court well it's not just deliberate as you know put in people like chelsea manning in jail for life you know organize an award why cheese for for edward snowden this is not the liberals really this is the ideology that mearsheimer is criticizing promotes for example. the war in syria and promotes the illegal regime change in in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen because if you look at the liberal gemini in it's really surprising to me that you when you get into an argument with a counter position to the things i just mentioned they all have this defacto default position of i mean even liberal person because i'm not going to project my values i mean they can't even they're not even self aware of that ok go ahead right now there's nothing democracy human rights are all good things but they have to be based on power foundations otherwise this is essentially from the realist mind at least what drives international politics. mark mentioned that the realists to some extent been purged out of the discipline from after the cold war and this there were systemic incentives

security at risk isn't the first whistleblower to face the wrath of author or tease edward snowden chelsea manning are two of the best known in recent years but this case was slightly different terry allbery was charged with the leak of just two documents to the media and retaining another focusing on methods used by the f.b.i. supporters claim the only damage caused was not to national security but the egos of author of. the u.s. attorney general has made things clear amongst the crackdown on leaks and whistleblowers the risk of exposing perceived wrongdoing and injustice is higher than ever we are conducting perhaps the most aggressive campaign against leaks in department history crimes like the one committed by the defendant in this case will not be tolerated they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and punished and it seems for now whatever the motive alleged racism or spying lawbreaking or corruption whistleblowers call bori will face the tough choice of trusting their conscience or risking everything one thing we've got a workable or the bottom line. or wrong or poll buying a

he has been mourinho told reporters at the chelsea man deserves a second chance.a second chance. i do not think he deserves to be sacked or anything more than the fact that that his club was strong and he went through a situation that andy and he recognises that was wrong. so i hope eve ryo ne recognises that was wrong. so i hope everyone does the same as did which is to don't disturb a career of a young guys. jose mourinho will be hoping to take manchester united to the cup this season but it will not start until around three but the draw for round one has been made. they have the chance of pulling off an fa cup shot and were paired with old and in the first round draw. one of the lowest —ranked sides, metropolitan police who play in the second tier am a portsmouth won a decade ago and they travelled to opposition and will play either chip in maidenhead. it can be seen on the bbc sport website and the app. that is all the sport for now and as i say you can find all the stories on the bbc sport website. good evening. hello and good evening after all the unseasonab

anything, was conscientious at that point in his career but different from the mega leakers and chelsea manning. >> how do you square your description with the popularity of ed snowden? how does that shape our understanding of the larger dynamic? >> and snowden, don't know how popular he is on-campus, he does appearances at students for liberty for example. talking via satellite from moscow. at the same time it is not surprising given he was presented as a rebel against the system which is a very common way to be popular among young people to look like the rebel with a cause. >> i want to get back, not sure the audience knows this but most countries of the world make it flat out illegal, and what people don't know is australia and canada and britain are very tight and with regard to national security. the rule is more or less, if it gets to the press it is done and there's only a handful of cases in which there was ever prior restraint issued by national security secrets, the one example i teaching class is the progressive case involving whether a magazine could publish hydrogen -- make the hyd

we are live in washington. 7 years into a 35 year sentence, chelsea manning says her newfound freedom

people go through serious life changes fear chelsea manning just posted a twitter photo with her havingurse, clayton cain jenner, is a serious and issue. what we are looking for with the government, especially as a woman, if you're looking for the reaction to this change has been remarkable. to confirm your values, or your existence as a person, we are all in trouble. the government is not the place to get that. right now, any kind of rule, i think, for the government has to be something that helps an administrative framework like title ix in recognizing the difference between men and women, while transgender individuals, of course, this doesn't erase them, it means the relationships with themselves in the medical community and how they identify -- is personal, and they can work through the system within that framework. >> tucker: yeah, it is not an attack on anyone to start to worry that maybe women are about to be hurt in this. we talk it through rationally, and i'm glad you helped us do that. >> exactly. >> tucker: tammy, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: getting into harva

amy: as we begin to wrap up, you are chelsea manning's lawyer.helsea just tweeted this weekend -- "after all mr. decade of fighting through prison, the courts, hunger strike and through the insurance company, i finally got surgery this week." she later tweeted -- "lost of determine our existence. we determine our existence." last comment on chelsea? >> i just want to say i'm so proud of chelsea. i'm so happy to see her getting the health care that she needs. i hope other trans people will also get that health care. i want to say to the trans community, this is a terrifying time. i know people are scared, but we have a long history of resistance and we will continue to fight and we absolutely will survive. amy: i want to thank you very much, chase strangio, fofor joining us, staff attorney at the aclu. when we come back, we returned to our conversation with the head of the israeli human rights group b'tselem, the first time that officially testified before last.n. security council week. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, de

i think it's probably different from some of the mega leakers we've seen now, ed snowden and chelsea manning. >> greg, how do you square your description of the campus with some of the other things here. i would say the popularity of snowden. what's your impression there and how does that kind of shape our understanding of where this larger dynamic is going in the country? >> you know, snowden was -- i don't know about presence on campus. he does appearances at students for liberty, for example. i think he did a talk via satellite there. >> from moscow. >> from moscow, exactly. >> his government paid for a house in moscow. >> right. at the same time, it's not all that surprising given that he's got -- you know, he's presented the rebel against the system, which is a very sort of common way to be making yourself popular among young people is to look like the rebel with a cause. i did want to get back to a little bit about how exactly we -- i'm not sure if the audience really knows this. most of the countries in the world make it just flat out illegal to report on certain things. national secu

improper conduct but mourinho told reporters ahead of tomorrow's champions league match that the chelsea mancond chance and i don't think he deserves to be sacked or anything more. than the fact that his club was strong with him and he went through a situation that in the end he recognises that he was wrong, so i hope everybody does the same as i did which is to not disturb a career ofa did which is to not disturb a career of a young guy. there's one premier league game this evening with arsenal hoping to move into the top four with victory over leicester city. kick off at the emirates was about 15 minutes ago. it's still goalless as arsenal aim for a 10th straight win in all competitions, something that hasn't happened in 11 years. full commentary on radio 5live, the bbc sport website and app. the first round draw for the fa cup has been made in the last hour by dennis wise and dion dublin and one of the the lowest ranked sides, the metropolitan police who play in the seventh tier, will host newport county. portsmouth, who won the cup a decade ago, will travel to non—league opposition. they

jose mourinho is back at stamford bridge as chelsea host man united in the first of this weekend's premierclub, with his position at united still being debated after every game they play. he's also used to a fairly hostile reception at stamford bridge — but both managers say there's plenty of respect going into today's match: would i celebrate like crazy? my team's victory at stamford bridge? i don't think so. i think i will a lwa ys don't think so. i think i will always try to control myself, to respect this stadium and the supporters who were my supporters and my stadium for many years. they have a strong team. maybe, the player by player, they are the best team in the premier league. at the moment, i think city is the better team but player by player, they are very good. mapping thing for 33 seconds at stanford bridge and are unsurprisingly still goalless.

has been an update national security -- and if that trend continues -- >> my first reaction -- chelsea manning -- on discriminating release of massive documents. i'm sure there was valuable information the public would have wished to have known. for example when you disclose -- as manning did the name of -- activist and countries. to share their views -- putting those individuals lives at risk. >>> the distinction between the publication. what does the publisher decide to do -- by the publisher in that case. in the case of -- the publishers receiving the information. the information is leaked. if you look at this -- in terms of reporting out there are certain things i would argue -- withhold. not in the public interest. in the document having -- look at a picture of -- is very important. what i reveal the name of sources? i would not. to be able to look at how the u.s. terry -- military -- foreign-policy is valuable to the public. >>> retired fbi agent at guantanamo -- i was among many agents. who did report the abuse is going on as a matter of record. he went through the chain of command. i w

chelsea celebrations on the touchline and had to be restrained by stewards but he played it down afterwards. jo currie reports. some familiar faces in a warm welcome, a return to stamford bridge for the man chelsea three premier league trophies. but times have changed. jose mourinho‘s man united starting today midtable. it didn't take long to see why. a header put the home side front. the guilty party paul pogba, losing his man much to his own dismay. whatever mourinho said at half—time had the desired effect. martial drew the team level. not that his manager was getting carried away. martial, a man on a mission firing into the corner for his second of the game. but chelsea haven't lost this season and they weren't about to let that record slip. first dabbed at luis, then a dig to save for england ross barkley settle things on the page. off of it, jose writing his own headlines. reacting to a member of chelsea back group staff to ensure the match ended in chaos. he was very impolite. the coach took care of the situation. he apologised immediately and after the game, his assistant also apologised to me. which i accept his apology. for me, the story is over. but don't do what everybody doe

chelsea three premier league trophies. but times have changed. does them a marina's mante starting today and character equipment table. it didn't take long to see why. that's because the a header put the home side orfront. that's because the a header put the home side or front. the guilty party paul pogba losing his a man must do his own dismay. whatever marino said at half—time and had the desired effect. quickest to react as he drew his team level. not that his manager was getting carried away. marcie out with a man on a mission firing into the collar for his second of the game. but chelsea have a lot this season game. but chelsea have a lot this season and they weren't about to let that record slip. first dabbed at luis, then we dig a force to save for england ross barkley settle things on the page. off of it, all the marina was writing his own headlines. reacting to a member of chelsea back group staff to ensure the match ended in chaos. he was very impolite. he apologised immediately and after the game, his assistant also apologised to me. which i accept his apology

chelsea managerjose morinho. jo currie has more. familiar faces and a warm welcome. a return to stamford bridge for the mantrophies. but times have changed. jose mourinho's manchester united starting the day uncharacteristically mid—table. and it didn't take long to see why. antonio rudiger, with a stinger of a header, put the home side in front. the guilty party? paul pogba. losing his man, much to his own dismay. whatever mourinho said at half—time, it had the desired effect. anthony martial quickest to react as he drew his team level. not that his manager was getting carried away. martial was a man on a mission, firing into the corner for his second of the game. but chelsea haven't lost this season and they weren't about to let that record slip. first, david luiz rattled the post, then rudiger forced a save before england's ross barkley settled things on the pitch. off it, mourinho was writing his own headlines, reacting to a member of chelsea's backroom staff to ensure the match ended in chaos. jo currie, bbc news. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at 10.10pm. now on bbc one, it's time f

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my guests are claire foy, chelsea clinton, and lil wayne. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. claire is here to talk about her movie, "first manle chelsea and lil wayne are here to announce they're running for president together in 2020. [ laughter and applause ] let's get to some news, here. thanks to a new emergency alert system, tomorrow at 2:18 p.m., every american will get a text from president trump. then at 2:18 a.m., they'll get a text from brett kavanaugh. [ laughter and applause ] "you still up? you still up?" speak -- speaking of the supreme court nominee, it just came out that kavanaugh once got into a bar fight where he threw a drink at someone 'cause he thought it was the singer from the '80s band ub40. [ laughter ] but kavanaugh denied it. he says that his calendar shows he was busy that night throwing a drink at duran duran. >> steve: oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and that -- that's -- his calendar says so. his calendar -- that's right, kavanaugh threw a a drink into a man's face, 'cause he thought he was the lead singer of the reggae band ub40. republican senators had a lot of questions, like, "what'

arsenal lost their first two matches under unai emery against man city and chelsea, but victory at theall competitions. the first time they'd achieve that in 11 years. lewis hamilton will have to wait a little longer to be crowned f1 world champion, afterjust missing out on the result he needed at the us grand prix. he finished third in a thrilling race, not as far ahead as he needed to be of title rival sebastian vettel who was fourth. hamilton and merzedez let victory slip through their fingers as kimi raikkonen won his first grand prix in five years. golf has a new world number one. brooks koepka will replace dustinjohnson at the top of the rankings after another victory in south korea. the american held a four stroke advantage going into the final day in the cj cup. and managed to maintain that thanks to five birdies on the back nine, including that chip and run on the 16th. koepka's also won the us pga and us open titles this year. australian open champion caroline wozniacki got the defence of her wta finals title off to the worst possible start. the dane was beaten in straight se

the coolest man in the stadium. chelsea at turf moor. the goals came from alvaro morata, ross barkley, wilian and ruben loftus cheek. all this without their star player eden hazard, who is injured. chelsea are up to second in the table for now. we manage the better than other matches, so at the end, it seems easy but not at the beginning, i think that we played very well, so there was a consequence was performance. the weekend's results mean manchester united were tenth in the table before their match against everton. they kicked off at old trafford about 20 minutes ago. it is still 0—0 but manchester united that just been it is still 0—0 but manchester united thatjust been awarded a penalty. so they could be about to score, we will keep you up dated. martial taken down in the penalty area. so, a possible score on the cards then for manchester united. celtic booked their place in the scottish league cup final after three second half goals helped them to a comfortable win at scottish premiership leaders hearts. the second se

not difficult for the chelsea manager to see what they we re chelsea manager to see what they were because he worked with him and the young man incredible how much he has learnt in his time with the chelsea manager. he has learned a game awareness that he didn't have before. understanding the flow of the game, which is a wider thing which takes a little while to learn. i expected ross barkley to learn it quicker than he did but slowly but surely he got better last season. this season, the improvement has been huge and it is a very exciting time for england because he is a top quality player. why is it that the chelsea manager is having such an impact on him at the moment? this is a team which has changed in style more than any other team to a better standard than any team i have seen before. last season they were struggling and playing a specific style. a total change of style this season and it has been successful immediately. every player seems to have bought into it. you mention ross barkley, it is very love, he is a young man. he may be a sort of a malleable personality that would do that. people like seth cabra gas who i

the early kick off is a big one — chelsea host manchester united, and united bossjose mourinho's been up to his old tricks. he says he'd love to sign his old club's star manle, because chelsea are led by intelligent people. this fixture's been a bit fiery over the years, but both managers say they going into today with plenty of respect. middlesbrough have gone top of the championship with a 2—1 against sheffield wednesday at hillsbrough after a poor first half boro scored twice in six minutes, a terrible defensive mistake lead to britt assombalonga's scoring the second. wednesday did pull a goal back late on but tony pulis' side held on for the win. lewis hamilton could win a fifth world title this weekend, with success at the us grand prix in texas. he posted the fastest time in practice yesterday — and his cause has been helped by the fact his nearest rival sebastian vettel has been given a three place grid penalty for not slowing sufficiently for a red flag. hamilton needs to beat vettel by eight points to be crowned champion again. that's all the sport for now. time now for the weather forecast. the last two days have been pretty glorious. we have se

early kick off is a big one — chelsea host manchester united, and united bossjose mourinho's been up to his old tricks. he says he'd ”love" to sign his old club's star man because chelsea are ‘led by intelligent people'. this fixture's been a bit fiery over the years — but both managers say they going into today with plenty of respect. would i celebrate like crazy? my team goal at stamford bridge or my team victory at stamford bridge, i don't think so. i think i will always try to control myself, to respect the stadium and to respect the supporters that were my supporters and my stadium for many years. they are a strong team. maybe, player by player, they are the best team in the premier league. at the moment, i think that city is better as a team. middlesbrough have gone top of the championship with a 2—1 against sheffield wednesday at hillsbrough (00v) after a poor first half boro scored twice in six minutes, a terrible defensive mistake lead to britt assombalonga's scoring the second. wednesday did pull a goal back late on but tony pulis‘ side held on for the win what a weekend it could be for lewis hamilton. he's on the verge of winning his fifth wo

chelsea want to be in. perhaps the champions from hungary sensed it. this manhe visitors down, alvaro morata's instinct proved the difference, and brought chelsea's relief. more than 2000 miles gets you from north london to back to, but in a europa league outpost, arsenal are plotting their home—grown stars. the stadium will stage format matches at euro 2020, perhaps a tournament in the sights of smith—rowe, the 18—year—old from croydon scoring his first arsenal goal. he was part of a performance too good for azerbaijan's champions, and the first arsenal goalfor azerbaijan's champions, and the first arsenal goal for this teenager made it worth the journey. already celtic are trying to wrestle control of their season. by their standards, it has been a troubled start. they briefly looked set for a battling 1-0 briefly looked set for a battling i—o win in austria before red bull salzburg found new energy. james forrest was sent off for this and brendan rodgers was staring at a 3—1 defeat. celtic‘s european campaign started back in july, defeat. celtic‘s european c

chelsea host manchester united, and united bossjose mourinho's been up to his old tricks. he says he'd love to sign his old club's star man both managers say they going into today with plenty of respect. would i celebrate like crazy? my team go at stamford bridge or my team victory at stamford bridge, i don't think so. i think i will always try to control myself, to respect the stadium and to respect the supporters that were my supporters and my stadium for many years. what a weekend it could be for lewis hamilton. he's on the verge of winning his fifth world title, and he'll do it if things go his way at the us grand prix in texas. and as nick parrott reports, things are already looking good for hamilton. when it rains in formula 1, there is less fun to be found on the track. the high risk reduces the running time, fans and teams have to amuse themselves. # i just want you back for good # with a fifth world title within reach, lewis hamilton was keeping his poker—face on, playing it safe by staying in the garage. title—rival sebastian vettel couldn't afford that luxury, and it cost him. speeding during a red flag saw the

chelsea in the efl cup. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a manold he would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair has walked again thanks to extraordinary work by scientists in switzerland. the 30—year—old, who was left paralysed after a martial arts accident, has had an implant attached to his spine which boosts the signals from his brain to his legs. and incredibly some of the damaged nerves have regrown. another man — who had a cycling accident — has regained some mobility. pallab ghosh reports from switzerland. david's doctor said he'd never work again. —— walk. now among the foothills of the alps he is able to travel more than half a mile. an implant around his spine has changed his life. to me it means a lot. i think you've got to try to do the impossible to make the possible possible. i'm surprised over and over again when we really get there. it's a lot of fun and it feels very good. this is david training with his implant a year ago. stim on means it's turned on. when it's turned off he can't move. back on and he continues to walk. n

his old clu b says he would love to sign his old club was maxed our man, eden hazard, but says it would be impossible because chelseay the going into today with plenty of respect. they had a stronger team. maybe player by player they are the best team in the premier league. at the moment i think that city is better like a team. but player by player, they are very, very strong. when it rains in formula 1, there is less fun to be found on the track. the high risk reduces the running time, fans and teams have to amuse themselves. # i just want you back for good # with a fifth world title within reach, lewis hamilton was keeping his poker—face on, playing it safe by staying in the garage. title—rival sebastian vettel couldn't afford that luxury, and it cost him. speeding during a red flag saw the stewards deal him the massive blow of a three place grid penalty, and if that wasn't enough to ruin his day, hamilton rubbed his superiority in. with less than ten minutes ago in the second session, he finally ventured out and clocked the quickest time. more than five seconds ahead of the german. hamilton has won here for the l

man. city to play for pep guardiola in the champions league and he chose to follow side to chelsea in playingheir open league so that for me is like ok and the title contenders but you're something that at the beginning of the season people didn't think and even has i also come when i was having a great. so i went with it also i mean is probably a few out there i could have mentioned father of for example but i ended up going with the man they call baby marine your. exactly for me he is almost he's he's a very modern coach and hoffenheim when he was first hired i mean when i took a big risk with him he was twenty eight years old people were like is this a joke and he i mean look at what he's done there i mean year in year out since taking taken over he's kept hoffenheim in a really good position he's been he's brought stayed believe me to hoffenheim and for the first time hoffenheim is in the champions league and now does mine as well i mean hoffenheim they have a sugar daddy but if you look at the resources that he has really actually doesn't even spent that much he really built around his t