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coming up the occupation of the venezuelan embassy here in washington d.c. made headlines back in may and mel the activist of the sort of the story are standing trial for their actions we sit down with them next watching the hawks. and we're going to fulfill that promise is probably to the people. you know we've all got. to do is really. now you want to. know. the cat. i'm on it. at the summit my it's from the future tracker. all right why go welcome back everyone headlines headlines were made back in the spring of 2019 when a small group of u.s. citizens upset with the united states government's efforts to oust the sitting president the been his wailin nicolas maduro from office they took the drastic an unprecedented action to occupy the venezuelan embassy here in washington d.c. calling themselves the embassy protectors collective these 4 activists with the permission of the material government took over the embassy after the trumpet ministration revoked the diplomatic status of the bet as we would have pistols who were working there in an effort to prove

this also changed the atmosphere in the london embassy. security staff started confiscating visitors bags and mobile phones. they appeared to have been tasked with collecting as much information as possible. actress and activist pamela anderson would visit julian assange as regularly while she was talking to him security staff apparently inspected her cell phone noting her password on a yellow slip. data seems to have been systematically gathered from assigned as guests phones were forcibly opened private messages copied and stored without consent ration reports compiled the german public broadcasters n.p.r. and w.t.r. are in possession of internal documents. in one e-mail the head of u.c. global rights quite openly. another regular visitor to the embassy is a songes lawyer to martinez who scored needing a songes defense against the u.s. from spain local. such little more mr a son was always very concerned about being listened in on that but i want them i personally asked the security staff several time limits on whether the cameras that w

coming up the occupation of the venezuelan embassy here in washington d.c. made headlines back in may and mel the activists up a sort of story are standing trial for their actions we sit down with them next of watching the hawks. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game between the teams most of the conflict i would say. is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complexes you get some 20 year life where. you don't care and nobody cares about you so you don't care might anything. oh. all right like a welcome back everyone headlines headlines were made back in the spring of 2019 when a small group of u.s. citizens upset with the united states government's efforts to oust the sitting president of venezuela nicolas maduro from office they took the drastic unprecedented action to occupy the ve

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pointing at the embassy all that's on. this was the most sort of a place in the wall for many years. julian assange continued to run with his stay at the ecuadorian embassy while within its walls many new publications and revelations came to launch the highest profile exposing is probably appeared in 2016 the year in which a new president was to be elected in the u.s. to. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness. i'll see you then. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy her but dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one self every week. tax student debt trade was corporate money universal basic income and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. we can change the world. we send out you tube videos the w

basically there were a lot of break-ins into the foreign embassies especially the spanish embassy -- excuse me, , the freh embassy because we're planning operation torch which was a first american ground action in november of 42. we got people in there, got information and it help with the invasion. right at the invasion the vichy french became persona non grata. i have talked about the first detainment which are right after pearl harbor of the germans and italians and japanese. the second batch with the vichy french in november of 42. they were on the long time, around until early 44, at the hotel hershey for a while and then moved to slightly less harsh date. the third detainment which ends the book of the japanese diplomats that actually served in germany, when germany collapsed with captured about 40 or 50 diplomats and the families, and there was no place in europe simply turn up the ship to america to bedford springs hotel in pennsylvania where they were when the bombs dropped on nagasaki and hiroshima, and they were returned later that fall back to japan. >> if i remember it w

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so with no diplomatic relations what exactly is this new so-called embassy. somebody who is in there. how well are they able to provide consular services. ok i. hear that. you see the. pretend the embassy has a pretend ambassador working out of it it cannot grant visas or do any of the normal functions that a normal embassy does for one simple reason no one would be allowed into venezuela with those visas because the embassy doesn't represent the actual venezuelan government this pretend embassy is just a big facade representing a president not elected by the venezuelan people but by american officials group and tyranny will be smashed and broken here this evening so a very brave man. who carries with him the hopes dreams and aspirations of all venezuelans joining us in the gallery is the true and legitimate president of venezuela who on. the eve of the u.s. government insists this is the true leader of the venezuelan people but when he arrived airport the venezuelan people had a pretty different opinion. back home one grade 0 is not popular polls show that r

government's case against the 4 activists who occupied the venezuelan embassy last spring and embassy protector a.v.m. klein joins us next to discuss state to watch. presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. every week. student. was money. all right welcome back from that lovely break look for those of us who've been following the incredible story and court case of the 4 activists who occupied the venezuelan embassy last spring much to the chagrin and anger of not only those supporting and working with juan why don't his attempts to remove venezuelan president nicolas maduro from office but also his u.s. backers here in the white house and state department and law enforcement and it goes on well the verdict has come in and it ended in a mistrial yes federal judge beryl how announced a mistrial after the jury could not reach a verdict on the case against the 4 self-proclaimed embassy protectors adrian pyne kevin zeese margaret flowers and david paul who occupied the embassy under the permission of the venezuelan government for more than 30 days last april bef

government's case against the 4 activists who occupied the venezuelan embassy last spring and embassy protector a.v.m. klein joins us next to discuss state to watch. just up to you know the moon through mom put in your 3rd was one of. the many much for the call it was a little it made me do it when they're. not. quite in good sort of communion already you know you since you have them you know made it seem to trace. pretty good. that back. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through tops of mills an island that was coordinated loyalists attacks to take the only population of tens of thousands are forced to flee their homes come up with strike and put these attacks was that the are you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing them they were active participants in the burning of coal streets in belfast at the take more than a 100 innocent civilians with blood that has to live you can see in years and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and its occurrence which the solution was involved in some of those cases the killers

embassy, period full stop.that was january 10th after you had about a week to get your story straight, except when we're looking at the facts that taking out soleimani was essential to addressing a blow to alliance malign activity. i question the fact that the day after soleimani's death iran's supreme leader khomeini, appointed his long time deputy to replace him and continue operations, they didn't stop and didn't slow down. isn't that true? didn't they shoot rockets at our people just days later, sir? the answer is yes. >> the strike. >> the same day you gave that statement you gave a classified briefing in congress, i was there and you didn't provide evidence to us about that claim i am -- eminence. >> that's not true. >> and you and i know that the claim of eminence was necessary and-- . point of order-- >> [inaudible] >> i said there was nothing this that briefing. with conflicting-- >> gentle woman has the time. >> with conflicting information it's hard for the american people to know what to believe, bu

government's case against the 4 activists who occupied the venezuelan embassy last spring and embassy protector fine joins us next to discuss the 2 what. we're still in an era of resource colonialism again this is a big risk and the one big thing that could really inhibit the kind of electric vehicle revolution that a lot of us want to see is if we can't resource the battery components in a sustainable ethical way then it's not going to be a successful revolution. all right welcome back from that lovely break look for those of us who've been following the incredible story and court case of the 4 activists who occupied the venezuelan embassy last spring much to the chagrin and anger of not only those supporting and working with juan why don't his attempts to remove venezuelan president nicolas maduro from office but also his u.s. backers here in the white house and state department and law enforcement and goes on well the verdict has come in and it ended in a mistrial yes federal judge beryl how announced a mistrial after the jury could not reach a verdict on the case against the 4 sel

protectors adrian pyne kevin zeese margaret flowers and david paul who occupied the embassy under the permission of the venezuelan government for more than 30 days last april before being forcibly removed last may by u.s. law enforcement the poor were charged with knowingly and willfully obstructing resisting in interfering with a federal law enforcement agent gauged in the performance of a protective functions authorized under section 37 of the state department's basic doherty's act of 956 i'm sure we're all familiar with that act the penalties for that charge are right over there based were one year in prison and up to $100000.00 in fines that was a piece this mistrial comes despite many roadblocks rulings and legal hurdles thrown out before activists by both the judge and prosecutors on the case joining us now to discuss the trial the hardships and what comes next is embassy protector edge and finally doing pleasure to have you back on the show. so i got to start mass mistrial how do you feel after seeing your case and in the mistrial and what is this murder verdict mean for you an

is totally broken international law by taking over the embassy in the name of the. government is the official government of venezuela whenever the u.s. says. most people in venezuela know. that it's a joke. you can't just declare that somebody is the elected president when he isn't the elected. so the the us is making this this farce of a person into the government and then saying that the embassy doesn't belong to venezuela we now have a coalition of the willing who are saying that quite 0 is the government it doesn't have any other option i mean he hasn't been able to push that mud euro out. a new a b.b.c. documentary claims that u.k. athletics officials are implicated and i don't think controversy involving britain's 4 time olympic champion and top and durrance runner mo farah alexy are chefs he has more. this summer the whole of great britain will be glued to their screens rooting for the nation's prize athlete 4 time olympic champion runner more or will they and you panorama documentary by the b.b.c. has cost further doubt on whether more farah success was clea

this for 10 embassy is just a big facade representing a president not elected by the venezuelan. people that i am american officials duras grip and tyranny will be smashed and broken. here this evening it's a very brave man. who carries with him the hopes dreams and aspirations of all venezuelans joining us in the gallery is the true and legitimate president of venezuela who on. the eve of the u.s. government insists this is the true leader of the venezuelan people but when he arrived at venezuela's airport the venezuelan people had a pretty different opinion. back home the one great 0 is not popular polls show that roughly 10 percent of venezuelans support him however vice president mike pence likes to brag about the fact that over 60 countries have recognized him as president this president has led now a coalition of more than 60 countries around the world that have recognize one why go as the legitimate president of venezuela but over 100 countries have not recognized one way to go and still seem as the legitimate president furthermore in the countries where dueto is recognize

person into the government and then saying that the embassy doesn't belong to venezuela we now have a coalition of the willing who are saying that kwaito is the government it isn't have any other option and he hasn't been able to push. a new b.b.c. documentary claims that u.k. athletics officials are implicated in a doping controversy and valving britain's 4 time olympic champion and top and durrance runner farah. has marked. this summer the whole of great britain will be glued to their screens rooting for the nation's prize athlete 4 time olympic champion run out more or will they and you plan around a documentary by the b.b.c. has cost further doubt on whether more success was cleanly won the don't for salazar costs or move to court to what to do to win at all costs the main sticking point is the role of former coach alberto salazar who was banned in october 21000 from any sports activities he was the head of the controversial nike oregon project until the u.s. anti-doping agency suspected he may have banned the doping rules one of those substances he used was al carney team designe

embassy, and previously united states ambassador to ukraine.recognition of his exemplary actions, demonstrating leadership and a commitment to practice in the field of international affairs. thank you. [applause] >> there's another picture here. >> thank you all for being here in this honor. >> here we go. okay thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >> kurt poker the u.s. representative to ukraine, he moderated a panel discussion about global immigration and refugee policy. panelists include secretary of state and richard, former human rights first president and boston college political, peter who wrote about immigration. for the international and

embassy, and previously united states ambassador to ukraine.n recognition of his exemplary actions, demonstrating leadership and a commitment to practice in the field of international affairs. thank you. [applause] >> there's another picture here. >> thank you all for being here in this honor. >> here we go. okay thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

is making this farce a person into the government and then saying that the embassy doesn't belong to venezuela we now have a coalition of the willing who are saying that kwaito is the government it doesn't have any other option i mean he hasn't been able to push that mud euro out. the 2020 democrat hopefuls in the race for the white house have clashed again in another t.v. debate the last before super tuesday which is seen as decisive for the party's presidential nomination front runner bernie sanders faced more attacks from his rivals for advance that he made earlier defending the literacy programs in fidel castro's cuba the self-styled socialist words when it should be made in a c b s interview his opponents were quick to pounce. were very opposed to believe or 3rd tour in the tour of cuba but you know what you've got it's unfair to simply say everything is but you know when fidel castro came into office you know what he did he had a massive literacy program it's not a bad link after 4 years of looking on in who are as from cozied up to dictators we need a president who will be ext

so i made the point to the embassy that that mission is really important. second point i made to them was that there was strong support for what we are doing . what we the us embassy is doing in kiev right now and in forwarding, pushingforward on a strong us ukrainian relationship . it turns out we course had a great opportunity with this new government and so it's important time for the us government to be working with the ukrainian government, the new ukrainian government and i was able to say to them based on my conversation with secretary pompeo that we've got strong support. i couldpoint out to them that the congress , republicans and democrats, house and senate , strong support, bilateral support. chris mentioned when we were working together in the 90s on support for all 15 of the former soviet states, strong support but in particular in ukraine so chris will remember on the other side, the senateside , the chairman of the senate foreign comedy senate appropriations committee on foreign ops, mister mcconnell would put an earmark, every year for $250

interest including embassies, what is your duty? >> to ensure the mexican internm or military folks have any harm brought to them. so to reduce the risk with every tool that we have in our arsenal. >> you made aware of security risks prior to the strike on soleimani to u.s. interest and personal that took corrective action to make sure the risk was mitigated. >> that's a decision the president made. >> do you remember, we had a consulate in benghazi libya. when the ambassador had asked repeatedly for increased security at the time for the previous administration. do you recall what occurred that the embassy received or did i not? >> my recollection is some of the were made available and others were not. >> what was the result? >> it was a tragic day were four americans were killed. >> the bottom was never gone to as far as many americans were concerned consider. yet we sit there and second-guess our decision to keep america in america's interest save. in the face of a terrorist, with responsibility of hundreds if not thousands of am

julian assange took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy and 2012 after sweden asked the u.k. to extradite the we can expound to answer allegations of rape and that country. sanchez always denied those allegations saying they were pretense to have him eventually extradited to the united states where he is wanted on espionage charges . as we can you expand under threat so it is a freedom of expression and the health of all our societies. his supporters share this here they say the swedish rape allegations were fabricated and an excuse to punish his sons for the leaking of hundreds of thousands of confidential government documents and for exposing possible war crimes. one high profile leak was a video obtained from the u.s. military which wiki leaks says says he was soldiers opening fire on people in baghdad and killing several civilians and 2 journalists. a son just now in a maximum security prison in the u.k. and continues to fight against his extradition to the united states if he loses his fight and is convicted in the u.s. the wiki leaks founder faces up to 175 years in jai

but one of your justifications was that he was planning to attack our embassy. do you still stand by that? >> i think it would have been four embassies, could have been military bases, could have been a lot of other things, too. but it was imminent. >> stephen: okay, that's kind of vague. and your own defense secretary says he didn't see any of that evidence. where did you get all that intel? >> my-- but-- >> stephen: okay. how many of your statements about the strike have been lies? >> 8 a

editions when he entered the embassy now washington awaits this is its extradition request is based on wiki leaks releasing confidential files exposing us war crimes and much more julian assange just lawyers contend the prison conditions could be the death of him a group of more than 60 doctors echoed that warning in 3 separate letters sent to the british government those letters followed an examination of a sanch by the un special rapporteur on torture nils meltzer i came to the conclusion that julian assange has been exposed to psychological torture based on the medical assessments that we conducted during a 4 hour visit to him on the 9th of may 2019 jude innocent showed all the symptoms that are typical for a victim of psychological torture we're talking about intense anxiety a constant state of panic that has harmed already has nervous system and his cognitive capabilities although i made an urgent appeal to change the conditions of detention of mr songe after 5 months i received a letter that basically said we reject all occasions of torture and julian assange is being a treated a

intelligence agency and ecuadorian embassy officials have declined to comment the director of u.c. global says all information regarding the case is confidential. spoken to julian assange is lawyer who's been attending the trial he claims that the company shared thousands of documents with the cia. exists only in their events there's a large amount of evidence related to the word global company carried out while providing security services to the embassy the company's e-mails indicate priority is knowledge goals including mr assad his lawyers his doctors and ecuadorian diplomats themselves there's also evidence that they gave the gathered information to u.s. intelligence these are hundreds if not thousands of images of. documents on the visits of mr assad photos visas entry and exit stamps they also installed bugs inside the embassy one of them was placed on a fire extinguisher in the meeting room listening device recorded many hours of mr sanders meetings which led to reinforce the case it was just on suspected that they were spying on him and started holding his meetings at the b