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if, if chelsea manning it said, hey, go for it, i got for you. but that's according to the justice department of trump. that's not the way it went down. it was a collaboration between the 2. according to the chargers and, you know, so maybe it's not a surprise that he's pleading guilty to one of those charges. or i see 5 is installed so you can buy when to buy 3. anyone with k wouldn't lead as well. uh, i guess, and he's getting it as, as uh, my friend caleb announced does, and talked about reportedly there's a heart condition involved with different things. so i'm not blaming him for pleading guilty. i'm not blaming him for, for, you know, for, for taking the get out of jail free card in effect. i mean, he's not coming to the united states after he pleads guilty. he's gonna leave that court room with us jurisdiction and then go back for before did lead to australia and they could have of as far as i'm concerned of, but uh yeah, sure. i mean, he's given this opportunity and i think you'd be foolish not to take it so i don't blame him for taking i
if, if chelsea manning it said, hey, go for it, i got for you. but that's according to the justice department of trump. that's not the way it went down. it was a collaboration between the 2. according to the chargers and, you know, so maybe it's not a surprise that he's pleading guilty to one of those charges. or i see 5 is installed so you can buy when to buy 3. anyone with k wouldn't lead as well. uh, i guess, and he's getting it as, as uh, my friend caleb announced does, and talked about...
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one of them was to write a note calls chelsea manning sentence and you might recall chelsea manning was with us on you. so what? who post secret documents onto with you or that they like published relating to the us for in a rock that chelsea manning was given us 35 minutes sentence, but that was confusing. just office of to just 70 is by prison. i know some 3 things that the judge knows. another thing that the judge noted, and this is very interesting. she said that the us government and it's filings that said that there were no symptoms from mr. sanchez action, so there was no personal injury caused by anything you've done. that is really significant because a lot of the criticism leveled against julian hassan so far as being because of the criticism, saying that he calls home to people. he put people's lives in danger by publishing under attractive defiles with people's names and information. while the us government in court today appears to back down from that central criticism, paul's mysterious arch julius also spoke as he told the colt that what he had done, he had done as a jour
one of them was to write a note calls chelsea manning sentence and you might recall chelsea manning was with us on you. so what? who post secret documents onto with you or that they like published relating to the us for in a rock that chelsea manning was given us 35 minutes sentence, but that was confusing. just office of to just 70 is by prison. i know some 3 things that the judge knows. another thing that the judge noted, and this is very interesting. she said that the us government and it's...
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but david mcbride is the chelsea manning of the story. he's the guy who made an a nash, the non disclosure agreement, signed and notes whatever to the military, really military. so he should not have given those documents on his often it was, it was in the nation's interest, and certainly it was in the nation's interest. so that's the real answer. why the government could say, don't go after song, because he's a drunk this way. we didn't go after dental and abc because he's a drunk, but we're going to have to believe her. and that judge was really to call in with him. thank you joe, lori, a editor and journalist for your insights. and thanks to our viewers for tuning and julian assange, admittedly, is a polarizing figure. but let's cut right to the, to the meat of the issue. you don't have to lie to. you don't have to agree with him on every issue to acknowledge that he is the living and breathing example of free speech. the information that julian exposed belongs to the american people. americans have a right to know what their governmen
but david mcbride is the chelsea manning of the story. he's the guy who made an a nash, the non disclosure agreement, signed and notes whatever to the military, really military. so he should not have given those documents on his often it was, it was in the nation's interest, and certainly it was in the nation's interest. so that's the real answer. why the government could say, don't go after song, because he's a drunk this way. we didn't go after dental and abc because he's a drunk, but we're...
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meanwhile chelsea manning was convicted and served time for violating the espionage act years ago ins fascinated. >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> back here at home to the deadly and destructive flooding in the midwest. nearly 3 million people in south dakota, a iowa, south dakota, and anybody are under continued threats as rivers continue to rise. in minnesota, a key dam partially failed, but officials say it's holding up at least for now, and they will continue to monitor the situation there. the floodwaters also took down a railroad bridge connecting iowa to south dakota. cbs's jonah kaplan has the latest. >> reporter: in farm country rain is usually a blessing, but not like this. >> where do you start? >> reporter: jeremy and sarah frye took us inside their home to see if there was any part they could salvage. >> what part is so distressing? >> memories, marriage license. >> photo albums. >> everything downstairs. >> reporter: the little sioux river is cresting nearly 6 feet above its previous record. this neighborhood in spencer, it's about a half a mile away from th
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and yes, he received classified information from chelsea. manning feels very good about has discussion about how to balance now press the mike is principles attention to the embassy incarceration. i secure that everyone feels like i see and i'm certain that there are other chapters a fill in the sides for yes for the that i'm going to can you tell us how the suitcase of how long it took to get 60 years 62 months and turn it over to general officers on really good morning everyone. my name's today is a case as the greatest family and to everyone protects freestate title. so take time for the states. it wasn't late. he said to the stand for justice and said he did what he needed to do, which lands free to raise the flask maternity making outreach us. and we wouldn't be here today without his attempt diplomacy. i think it's 75 years today he published information every year the sense that it should be taken to exercise without giving free speech. anyone should stand again, but i want to encourage everyone to continue to i guess one of the most powerful government will be applied to all jo
and yes, he received classified information from chelsea. manning feels very good about has discussion about how to balance now press the mike is principles attention to the embassy incarceration. i secure that everyone feels like i see and i'm certain that there are other chapters a fill in the sides for yes for the that i'm going to can you tell us how the suitcase of how long it took to get 60 years 62 months and turn it over to general officers on really good morning everyone. my name's...
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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 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...
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at the time of the chelsea manning leaks, he became sort of a hero to the antiwar left and because ofns in 2016 helping donald trump, a lot of the left here at than him. the right, at least the national security right, traditional republicans, never liked him very much to begin with. so he is a bit of a nomad, there is a number of people who still consider him a reverent figure and you can find them on twitter , for example, but really the issues surrounding his case are much bigger than whatever one thinks of him as an individual, and the implications for investigative journalism and its future in the united states go well beyond the event very extraordinary saga that we have been living through with him for the past decade or so. christian: bear that in mind when the ruling is handed out later on wednesday in the marion islands. charlie savage, thank you for coming on the program. guest: thank you. christian: around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. ♪ christian: is a former engineer at a technology firm, fujitsu, who helped design the horizon i.t. system, sai
at the time of the chelsea manning leaks, he became sort of a hero to the antiwar left and because ofns in 2016 helping donald trump, a lot of the left here at than him. the right, at least the national security right, traditional republicans, never liked him very much to begin with. so he is a bit of a nomad, there is a number of people who still consider him a reverent figure and you can find them on twitter , for example, but really the issues surrounding his case are much bigger than...
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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
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...
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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
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,...
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started, i mean he received the information he received the materials from former us soldier . chelsea manning essentially that the, the expense to his so called crying was, i mean, these materials expose to us for crimes across the middle east. and washington decided that that was enough to say that he was a conspiracy. that he was a party to an espionage conspiracy. he, he then sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london because obviously he didn't want to get arrested for simply carrying out journalist activities. he spent 7 years there until the government in ecuador changed hands and they handed over him and handed them over to the british authorities. and he spent another 5 years in a maximum security prison in, in the, in great britain. so that's right there. you know, 7 plus 5, that's 12 years and say, isn't it basically paying for just being a journalist, but finally, it looks like he's going to get out and hopefully he's not one to, to mentally damaged by what's happened to him. yeah, it's interesting. i took the 12 years to actually bring or even tried to get him to cause it's
started, i mean he received the information he received the materials from former us soldier . chelsea manning essentially that the, the expense to his so called crying was, i mean, these materials expose to us for crimes across the middle east. and washington decided that that was enough to say that he was a conspiracy. that he was a party to an espionage conspiracy. he, he then sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london because obviously he didn't want to get arrested for simply...
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brought to the district of the northern mariana islands, knowingly and unlawfully conspired with chelsea manning to commit the following offences against the united states to receive and obtain documents, writings and notes connected with the national defense, including such materials classified up to the secret level for the purpose of obtaining information, respecting the national defense. it seems that this decision to a full this please do think he took it on his own or do the with pressurized? well, i think it's a bit of a mix of both because if we look at what the united nation says about solitary confinement, it's julie and assigns is literally been tortured in prison. and it's, it's clear that his health has been deteriorating over his years. of confinement, so it's, it's a really understandable why join assange would plead guilty to this charge of conspiracy. when the u. s. is essentially ready to let him walk after the bad news is that he has to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense info, which means the us security states succeeded in criminalizing journal
brought to the district of the northern mariana islands, knowingly and unlawfully conspired with chelsea manning to commit the following offences against the united states to receive and obtain documents, writings and notes connected with the national defense, including such materials classified up to the secret level for the purpose of obtaining information, respecting the national defense. it seems that this decision to a full this please do think he took it on his own or do the with...
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at the time of the 2010—2011 chelsea manning leaks, he became a sort of hero to the anti—war left. security right, but the traditional republicans, certainly never liked him very much to begin with. he's a sort of a bit of a nomad. there's a number of people who consider him a reverend figure. you can find them on twitter. the issues surrounding his case are much bigger than whatever one thinks of him as an individual and the invocations for journalism him as an individual and the invocations forjournalism goes well beyond even the very extraordinary saga that we've been living through with him in the past decade or so. bear that in with him in the past decade or so. bearthat in mind with him in the past decade or so. bear that in mind later on wednesday in the mariana islands. charlie savage, really interesting article. thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a former engineer at the technology firm fujitsu, who helped design the horizon it system, has told the post office inquiry that he thought the software worked well, most of the time. garethjenkins wa
at the time of the 2010—2011 chelsea manning leaks, he became a sort of hero to the anti—war left. security right, but the traditional republicans, certainly never liked him very much to begin with. he's a sort of a bit of a nomad. there's a number of people who consider him a reverend figure. you can find them on twitter. the issues surrounding his case are much bigger than whatever one thinks of him as an individual and the invocations for journalism him as an individual and the...
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yeah, and you mentioned chelsea manning who was of course pod and by the obama administration. you touched on this briefly and today, but how much of a victory is this? the press freedom, what impact did has yes of having to be held up in the ecuadorian embassy to avoid extradition. and then 5 years solitary confinement and a maximum security prison have a $111.00. it's a victory to be so the only heavy it to that it costs is it is the idea that the us of a client seem to admit something that all of us has gen, muscle, good gen list which is finding sources and then i think will still put a chill over some national security john left in the us and else whether the idea that they could potentially be charged or. and let's be clear during the sun is not an american citizen. he hasn't spent much time in american australian citizen. got the idea that he could be potentially be put on espionage charges in the us for practicing journalism remains a threat despite the fact that he's been released. but there's no doubt to do so. i think shows clearly that in the, in 3 easy needs of pub
yeah, and you mentioned chelsea manning who was of course pod and by the obama administration. you touched on this briefly and today, but how much of a victory is this? the press freedom, what impact did has yes of having to be held up in the ecuadorian embassy to avoid extradition. and then 5 years solitary confinement and a maximum security prison have a $111.00. it's a victory to be so the only heavy it to that it costs is it is the idea that the us of a client seem to admit something that...
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all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically expose the us war crimes across the middle east. and for that, she was on the run from the law from the united states. again, even though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the echo during the embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there. um, and once the uh, government of ecuador to ended up changing hands, they ended up handing them over to the british authorities there. they spent the next 5 years in a maximum security prison being tortured in solitary confinement. so this is uh, basically, you know, why it looks like julia massage has gone through the saga just for receiving materials and doing his job as a journal. now the director of a center full count, had demonic studies, dumont his insides of while the case of victory for the campaign to free assigned. it's far from a waiting for. don't listen. it was a tremendous relief and i'm sure they'll be great celebrations as an australian. when he arrives h
all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically expose the us war crimes across the middle east. and for that, she was on the run from the law from the united states. again, even though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the echo during the embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there. um, and once the uh, government of ecuador to ended up changing hands,...
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all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically it's supposed to us work right across the middle east. and for that, he was on the run from the law from the united states again you and though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there . um, and once the uh, government of ecuador to ended up changing hands, they ended up handing them over to the british authorities there. they spent the next 5 years in a maximum security prison being tortured in solitary confinement. so this is uh, basically, you know, why it looks like doing the sanchez gone for the saga just for receiving materials and doing his job as a journal assigned. finally, walking free from present in the u. k. comes after years, long pressure campaign across the well protest as decried what they call the persecution of journalism and fought tooth and nail to try to stop. there was a blow expedition to the united states. but let's get more on al
all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically it's supposed to us work right across the middle east. and for that, he was on the run from the law from the united states again you and though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there . um, and once the uh, government of ecuador to ended up changing hands,...
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about 15 or so years ago with journalism, investigative journalism is finding sources which is chelsea manning back in the day to get information about iraq or afghanistan, so truly massage can be put in jail potentially forever, which was what he was facing for practicing and investigative journalist, finding sources, talking to jen, let's getting information from sources and all of us threats raise. and it's ridiculous, frankly, that the white house demanded him to play guilt to that, to guess he's freedom. but that makes perfect sense from his position that he wouldn't do that because i understand that. but he wants to seize family and have freedom after using use of incarceration. still ahead on al serra a week of protests, why people in kenya, so they want to shut the country down. and why there's a mixed reaction. the discovery of an ancient roman rolling in the town in capital the it has been especially halt over the weekend. but they've been some relief from the thunderstorms of generations over the mountains of weston, gavin. and because of the young shaw flower in salon light, which
about 15 or so years ago with journalism, investigative journalism is finding sources which is chelsea manning back in the day to get information about iraq or afghanistan, so truly massage can be put in jail potentially forever, which was what he was facing for practicing and investigative journalist, finding sources, talking to jen, let's getting information from sources and all of us threats raise. and it's ridiculous, frankly, that the white house demanded him to play guilt to that, to...
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chelsea manning served seven years as the person with the clearance. so i sentence of something less than seven years was probably likely for julian assange. if he were extradited to the united states, he no doubt would file a number of motions, challenging these charges. and that brings with it some concerns about press freedoms and first amendment issues that could set some bad precedent for the department. i think it also is valuable to have resolution with the certainty of conviction, and no possibility of a not guilty acquittal in this case. and there is also a risk that at trial the government would have to expose some of the very secrets it was seeking to protect in this case. and so i think when you consider all of those factors, this looks like a pretty good deal for both sides. >> josh, the white house put out a statement on this deal, let me read part of it, quoting, this was an independent decision made by the department of justice and there was no white house involvement in the plea deal decision. is this something the white house would ty
chelsea manning served seven years as the person with the clearance. so i sentence of something less than seven years was probably likely for julian assange. if he were extradited to the united states, he no doubt would file a number of motions, challenging these charges. and that brings with it some concerns about press freedoms and first amendment issues that could set some bad precedent for the department. i think it also is valuable to have resolution with the certainty of conviction, and...
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all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically expose the us work crimes across the middle east. and for that, she was on the run from the law from the united states. again, even though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there . um and once the uh, government eco door to ended up changing hands, they ended up handing them over to the british authorities there. they spent the next 5 years in a maximum security prison being tortured in solitary confinement. so this is uh, basically, you know, why it looks like doing the sanchez gone for the saga just for receiving materials and doing his job as a journal. what about as a patient of us such as eventual return to his homeland australia, his wife and the chief editor of the we can meeks of spoken out in praise of his years long find for press freedom, truth and justice. 12 years on i'm visiting join in a high security prison, but this, this period of our l
all goes back to when again join us on received the materials from a former us army soldier, chelsea manning to receive sensitive materials that basically expose the us work crimes across the middle east. and for that, she was on the run from the law from the united states. again, even though he was an australian citizen, he had to uh, find refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london for 7 years. he was confined there . um and once the uh, government eco door to ended up changing hands, they...
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they were much more sensitive even than what chelsea manning released.ly personally read about 8,000, 9,000 of them. the guardian published, over the course of two years, about 60 with heavy redactions. and that was because they were the relevant ones to the story. we might have had to read 50 to understand something, but what shows you the core of it, what demonstrates it without us unnecessarily risking security? and these are incredibly hard decisions. and other people think we should have published more, others very much thought we should publish less. but even when we were doing snowden, with the guardian's backing behind us, the legal briefings on the espionage act were terrifying. and we were told, essentially, what you are, what is protecting you is the us government not choosing to pursue you, because if they pursue you, they will almost certainly get the conviction. as has been proven. and that's why the use against assange is so scary. and people will remember, he was in the ecuadorian embassy for years, and then in a british prison. and throu
they were much more sensitive even than what chelsea manning released.ly personally read about 8,000, 9,000 of them. the guardian published, over the course of two years, about 60 with heavy redactions. and that was because they were the relevant ones to the story. we might have had to read 50 to understand something, but what shows you the core of it, what demonstrates it without us unnecessarily risking security? and these are incredibly hard decisions. and other people think we should have...
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and mr assange acknowledges that of course he accepted documents from chelsea manning and published manytunately, that violates the terms of the espionage act. that�*s what we acknowledge today. we also said and mr assange said very clearly that he believes there should be first amendment protection for that. as written, the espionage act does not have that in the first amendment. he asked for that to be acknowledged that that to be acknowledged that thatis that to be acknowledged that that is true, and nothing to be ashamed of. he received classified information from chelsea manning and published that information — and that should not be a crime. that information - and that should not be a crime. what how does he feel— should not be a crime. what how does he feel about _ should not be a crime. what how does he feel about the _ should not be a crime. what how does he feel about the legacy - does he feel about the legacy he's — does he feel about the legacy he's leaving behind, the legacy he's leaving behind, the legacy he's created and built over the last few— he's created and built over
and mr assange acknowledges that of course he accepted documents from chelsea manning and published manytunately, that violates the terms of the espionage act. that�*s what we acknowledge today. we also said and mr assange said very clearly that he believes there should be first amendment protection for that. as written, the espionage act does not have that in the first amendment. he asked for that to be acknowledged that that to be acknowledged that thatis that to be acknowledged that that...
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and also she took into account the case of chelsea manning. now, chelsea mounting not remember was the us ami with some blow who actually gave the documents to wiki lee expense as honestly to release. now as mountain manning has her sentence to muses by president obama and the judge. so taking that into account and the fact that sanchez spent so much time in prison, that she was allowing him to walk free before he was released. he told the court what he had done. he had done so as a journalist that he believed that his actions would be protected on the us constitution under the 1st amendment, which protects the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. but the case was just too difficult to mount against a and that he would kind of the he that's the reason that he was accepting the play deal. um he walked out of the quote, a free man. he didn't take any questions from reporters. he got into a car and drive away. there's a plane waiting for him that's expected to take him to convert a stray to his capital, where he does indeed enjoy a deg
and also she took into account the case of chelsea manning. now, chelsea mounting not remember was the us ami with some blow who actually gave the documents to wiki lee expense as honestly to release. now as mountain manning has her sentence to muses by president obama and the judge. so taking that into account and the fact that sanchez spent so much time in prison, that she was allowing him to walk free before he was released. he told the court what he had done. he had done so as a journalist...
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his involvement with the 2010 wikileaks, with chelsea manning, was one of the largest compromises ofory including thousands of pages of unfiltered to planet cables potentially endangering confidential sources, a rack war-related activity and information related to guantÁnamo bay detainees. a federal judge still has to sign off on the plea deal. if and when that happens, he will be sentenced to 62 months, the equivalent of time he served in a london prison and he will be a free man to reunite with his wife, stella. >> when i was speaking to him, we can go for a walk and there will be no restrictions, no curfew, no all this is so alien to the way it has been until now for the past 14 years. >> reporter: the mariana islands was chosen, it was close to australia we are told he is expected to return. the hearing is set to begin at 7:00 eastern. ashley: let's get reaction from fox news contributor doctor rebecca grant. what message does this send to other potential leakers? >> a really bad leak and it was illegal. you can't leak classified, julian assange was wrong to publish that but ther
his involvement with the 2010 wikileaks, with chelsea manning, was one of the largest compromises ofory including thousands of pages of unfiltered to planet cables potentially endangering confidential sources, a rack war-related activity and information related to guantÁnamo bay detainees. a federal judge still has to sign off on the plea deal. if and when that happens, he will be sentenced to 62 months, the equivalent of time he served in a london prison and he will be a free man to reunite...
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most under the espionage act for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal classified documents relating to the iraq and afghanistan wars in 2010. >>1 takeaway here is that the us government takes the situation seriously. and that they tried very hard for years. hours to extradite him to the us s >>supporters are cheering news of the plea deal. >>this is the 1st time in the 100 year history of the espionage act that a journalist or someone committing journalism. someone engaging in journalistic act. has been prosecuted. under the espionage act for essentially receiving information and communicating. information. >>assange's legal trouble started in 2012. when he fled to the ecuadorian embassy in london to escape extradition to sweden. accused of rape and sexual assault charges. were dropped, but he stayed at the embassy for 7 years. during that time wikileaks released thousands of emails stolen from the democratic national committee in 2019. ecuador, expelled tucson's from the embassy. and the u. k sent him to 50 weeks in jail for breaching bail condit
most under the espionage act for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal classified documents relating to the iraq and afghanistan wars in 2010. >>1 takeaway here is that the us government takes the situation seriously. and that they tried very hard for years. hours to extradite him to the us s >>supporters are cheering news of the plea deal. >>this is the 1st time in the 100 year history of the espionage act that a journalist or someone...
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obviously, chelsea manning, private manning did suffer some consequences legally from this. >> do you think the intelligence community is satisfied that julian assange essentially gets time served i don't know i don't know. >> i can speak for the entirety the intelligence community. i think there'll be a division of opinion about it. some people will not be happy about about this others getting the passage of time since the exposure and the amount of time he spent in in incarceration. i think would be okay with it. personally, i not only speaking personally, i think it came out right. >> well, i'm sure there will be political fallout from ma'am, you can only imagine, we do have a former president with a classified documents case pending, right. and different in different areas. and you know that i would believe that ammunition would be developed from the idea of this decision, but we'll see how it all plays out. don't worry, it will be instant reactions and maybe even on thursday, i debate gentlemen, thank you so much for being here for your time. >> thank you. >> i'm going to clap or
obviously, chelsea manning, private manning did suffer some consequences legally from this. >> do you think the intelligence community is satisfied that julian assange essentially gets time served i don't know i don't know. >> i can speak for the entirety the intelligence community. i think there'll be a division of opinion about it. some people will not be happy about about this others getting the passage of time since the exposure and the amount of time he spent in in...
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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
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...
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than so many other people, one of the many ways, involved him really pressuring, reaching out to chelsea manningly constantly prying her to get him classified information, but also working with her to try to hack into government secret systems. really to try to break the code to do that. so that is no different than saying, let me come with you and let's try to break into an office building and break into a safe and steal classified informations. >> there's been sort of an interesting kind of reaction to julian assange from the very beginning. you had people who saw him as this first amendment hero. people who saw him as somebody who was attacking the united states system. there's also this other piece of his story, from seven years, 2012 to 2019, he was hiding inside the ecuadorian embassy in london because he was evading extradition because they were investigating him for rape allegations. that's another aspect of him. what is your view? >> well, he's a very complicated figure, as you can imagine. you know, as you just described. look, there are some things that julian assange has done that qu
than so many other people, one of the many ways, involved him really pressuring, reaching out to chelsea manningly constantly prying her to get him classified information, but also working with her to try to hack into government secret systems. really to try to break the code to do that. so that is no different than saying, let me come with you and let's try to break into an office building and break into a safe and steal classified informations. >> there's been sort of an interesting...
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information, so first it was the middle east, then thanks to bradley manning, who later became chelsea manningot 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 wrong materials, which he provide
information, so first it was the middle east, then thanks to bradley manning, who later became chelsea manningot 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...
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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
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...
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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 and that trial, uh the prostitute had to admit that that was not true. the, [000:00:00;00] the, or the a dozen. so i usually do at least academies needed to copy math from the, from the, the projection. so it would surround a journalist. i needed something to distinguish as and i couldn't really get one except before the how they felt. i felt opponents when he being redact, according to being a more country position court in the final weeks. he had this material in his position in the final weeks regarding the new york times. and the spiegel became involved in processing and sifting through this material and had a great on the joint launch, a guy that rejected as the tried to put a hold to it for don't anyone have been anyone that said delay was drawing a thought and i was with him, absolutely. with him and i'll cite this in any course, sydney and american court. it was julian who tried to stop t
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 and that trial, uh the prostitute had to admit that that was not true. the, [000:00:00;00] the, or the a dozen. so i usually do at least academies needed to copy math from the, from the, the projection. so it would surround a journalist. i needed something to distinguish as and i couldn't...
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cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial ad for me, which i attended was a charge, was made that lives were put at risk in that trial. uh the prosecute had to admit that that was not true. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images, presented as 1st. can you see through their illusion going underground can a test. so i usually do at least academies needed to copy math from the, from the, the projection. so i would say around june was they needed something to distinguish us. and i couldn't really get one except before the how they felt. i felt opponents on keeping rebec according to being a more country position put in the final weeks. he had this material in his possession in the final weeks, the guiding and the new york times. and the spiegel became involved in processing and sifting through this material and had a great on the joint launch, a guy that went back to
cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial ad for me, which i attended was a charge, was made that lives were put at risk in that trial. uh the prosecute had to admit that that was not true. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images, presented as 1st. can you see through their...
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cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial ad for me, 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 true. the hello and welcome to across the full board is here. we discussed some real in the test. so i usually do at least a game, to me is needed to copy math from the, from the projection. so it would say around june was they needed something to distinguish, isn't like, couldn't really get one except before the how they felt. i fell upon this when he'd been rebec, according to being a more country position court in the final weeks. he had this material in his position in the final weeks the got in the new york times. and the spiegel, i became involved in processing and sifting through this material and had a great on the joint launch, a guy that went back to this, the tried to put a hold to it. for don't anyone have been anyone that said delay was drawing us out and i was wasting absolutely with him and outside of this in any cost, sydney and american court. it was julian who tried to stop the release u
cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial ad for me, 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 true. the hello and welcome to across the full board is here. we discussed some real in the test. so i usually do at least a game, to me is needed to copy math from the, from the projection. so it would say around june was they needed something to distinguish, isn't like, couldn't really get one except before the...
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failure by the us government to present any evidence of any concrete harm cause to 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 true. there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy. the error is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing cars for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to the living will not have very good propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask, the better the answer is will be the, the the, the, the testing. so i usually, generally speaking, to me is needed to copy math from the, from the, the projection. so it would surround a journalist. i needed something to distinguish a
failure by the us government to present any evidence of any concrete harm cause to 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 true. there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy. the error is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is...
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. _ about julian assange about chelsea manning, the actual whistle—blower, who put— manning, the and was locked up for a very long time by the _ was locked up for a very long time by the american military because they didn't have exactly the legal protections that christopher was 'ust protections that christopher was just talking about. i think what julian— just talking about. i think what julian did — just talking about. i think what julian did was journalism. just talking about. i think what julian did wasjournalism. i think he was _ julian did wasjournalism. i think he was persecuted forjournalism and that shouldn't have happened, but i do not _ that shouldn't have happened, but i do not think he was a journalist. so do not think he was a journalist. s: was it do not think he was a journalist. was itjust... do not think he was a journalist. sr was itjust... was it the fact that the documents that he released weren't sufficiently redacted as they probably would have been had they probably would have been had they come from a newsroom that you and i work in? they come from a new
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with the help of chelsea manning, who at the time was an army intelligence analyst. >> in our releasethese 400,000 documents about the iraq war, the intimate detail of that war from the us perspective hope to correct some of that attack on the truth. >> assange has run from prosecution, included years of hiding in ecuador's embassy in london, his wife speaking outside prison before his release. >> what starts now with julian's freedom is a new chapter. >> the australian is a polarizing global figure. i don't think you can go around, publishing very, very confidential information and expect to get away with it. >> we all deserve to know the truth about what goes on in this world. and i think he was very brave. >> and the plea deal still has to be approved by a judge. that court date is on wednesday in saipan, on an island north of guam. that's a us territory. andrew all right, perry, thank you. >> one of president biden's plans to ease student loan debt has hit a judicial roadblock. federal judges in kansas and missouri have stopped key elements of the save plan, which ties payment to
with the help of chelsea manning, who at the time was an army intelligence analyst. >> in our releasethese 400,000 documents about the iraq war, the intimate detail of that war from the us perspective hope to correct some of that attack on the truth. >> assange has run from prosecution, included years of hiding in ecuador's embassy in london, his wife speaking outside prison before his release. >> what starts now with julian's freedom is a new chapter. >> the australian...
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his organization wikileaks obtained that classified information from chelsea manning, then an army intelligence17 espionage charges and one charge of computer misuse. in an interview with abc news amidst the first wave of leaks, he was unapologetic. >> i also like defending victims, and i'm a combative person. that's how i like crushing bastards. >> reporter: assange will be transported to saipan in u.s. territory in the south pacific to formally enter his guilty plea. then he is expected to be released and return home to australia. >> our thanks to terry. >>> we turn now to the right for racial equality on film and tv sets. some actors of color say they're forced to deal with on-set hairstylists who aren't trained or qualified with sometimes disastrous results. here is abc's megan wright. >> i'm light myself up. >> reporter: this is how actress at thia gabriel says she is freeing herself from hollywood's beauty bias. the 28-year-old known for films in tv shows like netflix's "chilling adventures of sabrina" says she made the decision to take clippers to her crown after years of bad experiences
his organization wikileaks obtained that classified information from chelsea manning, then an army intelligence17 espionage charges and one charge of computer misuse. in an interview with abc news amidst the first wave of leaks, he was unapologetic. >> i also like defending victims, and i'm a combative person. that's how i like crushing bastards. >> reporter: assange will be transported to saipan in u.s. territory in the south pacific to formally enter his guilty plea. then he is...
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cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial ad for me, 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 true. the in a modern pragmatics world of smartphones and tech upgrades parts, there's no crafts and hand painted traditions of yesteryear seemed to be fading away particular stuff outside of the bustling metropolis of moscow. and you'll find that traditional russian culture is still going strong. the estimate. so even generally speaking, to me is needed to copy math from the, from the, the protections that would surround a journalist. they needed something to distinguish as, and i couldn't really get one except before the how they felt. i fell upon this when he'd been rebec, according to being a more country position court in the final weeks. he had this material in his position in the final weeks the got in the new york times. and the spiegel became involved in processing and sifting through this material and had a great on the joint launch, a guy that went back to this, the tried to put a hold to it,
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recognized because the us justice department says assigned pulsated with military intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal and publish more than $700000.00 pages of classified documents about the us was in a rock and kind of stand and containing the names of confidential military and diplomatic sources. sanchez's, he was a journalist doing his job. he then took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london to avoid arrest the us taj to him in 2019 with violating the espionage act. the son just wants spend any more time behind bars. after the hearing insipid, he's expected to travel to australia, supporting the strong impala, meant to bring his own home across party lines in a rare display of bipartisanship to me, there's nothing to be gained, but he's continued incarceration, and we want pain brought him to a strategy assigned is expected to arrive in the capital camera before spending time with his family. his wife's stella says she will only believe he's truly free when she can hold him in her arms. he's priority when he lands in his homeland will be his physical and mental health and to spend tim
recognized because the us justice department says assigned pulsated with military intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal and publish more than $700000.00 pages of classified documents about the us was in a rock and kind of stand and containing the names of confidential military and diplomatic sources. sanchez's, he was a journalist doing his job. he then took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london to avoid arrest the us taj to him in 2019 with violating the espionage act. the son...
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counts, the most under the espionage act, for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning relating to classified documents relating to the iraq war in 2010. >>> up next. the u.s. government pays billions of dollars to protect coastal communities across the u.s. why critics say we should allow some homes to just wash away. >> it's totally amazing that any organizational group of people would think that would be the best way to spend money. >>> traffic is bad enough on california freeways, but some drivers encountered a new obstacle today. we'll show you what happens when a home gets dropped in the middle of the road. >>> everybody had a lot of pent up spending and they spent it. >> the era of post pandemic revenge spending appears to be over, why the music industry is taking one of the biggest hits. it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com.
counts, the most under the espionage act, for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning relating to classified documents relating to the iraq war in 2010. >>> up next. the u.s. government pays billions of dollars to protect coastal communities across the u.s. why critics say we should allow some homes to just wash away. >> it's totally amazing that any organizational group of people would think that would be the best way to spend money. >>> traffic...