not standing up for joyous object chelsea manning i think tall so gabbert is probably the only one that full throated way did where do you stand on the way they've been treated. i think all the whistleblowers that have been prosecuted in persecuted by the obama in truth administrations should be porton i think there are a lot of political prisoners little to. moan these elderly black panthers there's a lot of people that if i was president i would give pardons to assign meaning for sure and all those whistleblowers in the end particularly it would snow now i would just pardon him if i was president i'd bring him into administration because i think he has a real good handle on how to handle this new electronic technology you know way that protects our freedoms but also lets the government do what legitimate intelligence and surveillance it needs to do to protect us so that's in the end i would bring into my ministration edward snowden i like that edward snowden as well as president i'm i'm a fan of that we are going to thank you so much for taking the time to be here thanks for having me

repertoire says torture knob charlie detained by british authorities here it's chelsea manning who refuses to testify against a songe and who who is imprisoned there in the united states obama commuted jealousy manning sentence of 35 years saying it is disproportionate your vice president mike pence said there was a mistake to commute the sentence do you think u.s. authorities really want a songe manning dead is an example i don't know that they want her back would not serve the purpose of putting these individuals up as an example of what can happen if anyone decides to whistle or say or do you really think it may be an embarrassment to the u.s. government how would you advise someone out there right now who has seen wrongdoing in the intelligence services the intelligence community the military industrial complex given what you've been through i would say stick to. your inclination and stick to your stopping your guns and gold stay the course oh don't be intimidated by threats of. retaliation on our reprisal those are very real aspects concerning whistleblower but for anyone to even say

a sunday as lawyers demolish this idea that tried to help chelsea manning hack into a government computer 1st chelsea had legal access to that a top secret 2nd the she didn't even need a password what he was doing was trying to help it download video games and movies and music videos because it's forbidden on army computers it's a they demolished that and what did the government lawyers say james lewis he said that that was a straw man argument i mean it's not a strawman argument because it wasn't a false argument it's the problem is the judge is being clearly biased against assad we expected that going in we've seen many signs about that as well and the issue about whether it's political or not is key and you get as alexander point out the actors are going to be the actor the treaty that's going to be followed that's a key question right now yeah you know i think you know a lot of us that have a lot followed this this tragic story here is that it seems to me. from people that are knowledgeable or knowledgeable about the american legal system that it seems almost impossible julian assange

say, i'm not imitating anybody here, beijing, if you're listening, we don't yet have from you a chelsea manningor an edward snowden. we need that, we need those documents. ante up. [applause] >> any final thoughts, comments, conclusions? >> yes, obviously to the poor mss analyst awake right now at 4:30 having to watch this and write a memo, i'm sure he'll-- that may be the chelsea manning, this may be the spark. thank you everyone for up on the stage, thank you all of you who came. although not technically an exit tax, we are selling the book outside so you can leave without purchasing although we will make it difficult because peter will be downstairs in the lobby looking at you expectantly. we encourage you to buy it and i don't know if you can hang around for a few minutes and sign copies. thanks again and hopefully we'll have them back in 12 months when they've finished and published their next book. so, thank you. [applause] . [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching a special edition of book tv. now airing during the week, while members of congress are in their districts due to the co

isn't it's day 346 of her it because our ancient tongue credit was a brave woman people think chelsea manning is a traitor and that she deserves everything that she gets the hatred was so intense music has been such a great part of rebellion against elites over history obviously in south africa and so on presumably that's why you turned up outside the home office here to protest about the incarceration of julia surge hardly any people turned up i have have to say are you saying that's again propaganda hardly any people turned up and not a single word was printed in any english or american newspaper of that event a powerful monarchy but obviously what turned this is that all the television networks here would say no one told them don't cover roger waters singing wish you were here in ignorance of performance so it's a would it's in their heads. oh. people aren't stupid where you think journalists coming out and in bed drove sit in their hundreds of thousands to defend judea you don't have to ride to people's forehead so they read it every morning when they go up to shave they go oh look of mus

man city. so if they actually are going to crown a champion. i think would be really ha rd champion. i think would be really hard especially also on chelseabecause having a game played last than man said he has. that's is something i think in this situation we all need to accept and move on from. the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach has admitted the postponement of the 2020 tokyo games means the organisation will have to shoulder "several hundred million dollars" of costs. the olympics and paralympics were due to take place this summer, but will now be held next year because of the coronavirus pandemic. president of world athletics, seb coe says any further delay may see the games called off altogether. i think it's pretty clear that you couldn't go on forever postponing an 0lympic game. there comes a point where that you do have to start posing questions. i hope we are a little that yet. 0ur ambition is to get the athletes back into competition as soon as soon as we possibly can. but only when it is safe to do so. if it's not safe then you can't put them at risk. you shouldn't have to be putting those communi

thank you so much, chelsea we want to thank kelly clarkson we want to thank my man, michael mcdonaldwe have an all-new show tomorrow thank you for watching wash your hands. don't touch your face. hit it >> ahh >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," john mulaney an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: give it up for fred armisen and the 8g band, everyone and welcome to "late night." how's everybody doing? and of course by everybody, i mean the row of american girl dolls that i've set up here in the attic. blair liked that one during yesterday's coronavirus task force press conference, president trump said that he knows the u.s. is past the peak of a pandemic because he was quote, "looking at graph and models." or more likely, looking at graphs and thinking about models "i wonder what kathy ireland is doing right now. probably not wasting her time looking at a bunch of stupid graphs." according to a new poll, voters overwhelmingly want former vice president joe biden to choose a

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find you get what you need ♪ ♪ so i went down to the chelsea drugstore to get your prescription filled ♪ ♪ i was standing in line with mr. jimmy and manat you need ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you get what you need yeah, oh baby ♪ ♪ ♪ always get -- now you can't -- sing it with me ♪ ♪ now you can't get what you want ♪ ♪ now you can't get what you want ♪ ♪ yeah, you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need ♪ >> thank you. >> hello, again. i'm stephen colbert and with me are the jimmys, both fallon and kimmel. >> thank you, stephen with a ph. >> tonight we're learning a lot about the w.h.o. >> and the incredible efforts of first responders around the world. >> and we've all learned what's possible when we work together. >> and we've all learned what's possible when we all work together. >> and we learned we don't need rehearsal

man! hit me! wait for it! just do it already! ♪ one more time yeah. the world premiere is now in your home. >>> in massachusetts there are concerns over chelsea, a coronavirus it has the highest incident rate of covid-19 cases in the state. as of yesterday, there were 472 confirmed covid-19 patients. 56 have recovered. 14 have died. 66% of the state's population is latino. as the boston globe write, much like it's playing out in places like queens, new york, the virus is having a disproportionate ill pact in places where the immigrant working class lives. not only are they mostly latino many of them here with illegal status. working from home is a privilege they simply don't have. i'd like to welcome the city counselor at large. give us a sense of what things are like right now? >> thank you for having me on the show. chelsea is the smallest city many the commonwealth. it's also the second densest in the state. right now, your numbers have not been updated. we have 511 confirmed cases. 16 deaths. we're operating at rate per capita of 127 infections per 10,000 residents. it's the highest in the state and also higher than socme of te hardest hit burroughs. th

man is walking with a clipboard, that is where people wait to pick up their prescriptions. and that is how they have things organized here. this community, east boston, and its neighboring community of chelsea have some of the highest rates of covid-19 in the state of massachusetts. in fact, chelsea, which is only two square miles big, it has the highest rate. why? because you've got people living on top of each other here. there are a lot of triple-decker houses, three-family houses. in those apartments you have not just one family, you may have two or three families. so self-isolation is impossible. as i've said, this area has been a gateway for immigrants. it used to be the italians and irish and european jews. today it is people from latin america. a few moments ago i spoke to manny lopez, who is the ceo of the health center. >> we are concerned about the latin population and our spanish-speaking population have really been impacted by this. but we're not surprised. i think these are your essential workers. so today they are required to work in your supermarkets and health care facilities like ours. they're also living in crowded apartments. the cost of housing here in boston is high. >