and glenn greenwald basically had to explain to the reporter what a journalist isn't isn't allowed to do you had to correct the introduction that the reporter gave him because the reporter was like well this is one of julian assad just friends and when i was like i don't really know the guy i just understand this issue and i'm passionate about it because i am a journalist and it was basically glenn greenwald giving a crash course in the idea of freedom of the press someone who is supposedly a professional reporter so the the kind of radio silence in the united states has been nothing short of disturbing you know until and what did the problem is here isn't it and i think ron's example is so perfect because a great deal of what well what very little the american public specifically knows about it is wrong to gauge. the pain that i can't get over for all of this time is it it's the the the authorities they want to focus in i'm sure how a son got access ok who gave it to him because i don't really want that ok and for us and for the public that is interested in story is that it's what he

we should know, glenn greenwald joins us after the break to tell us. >> julian has owned has been heldhigh-security a high security prison something was last spring in london where he was held for many years in isolation. his extradition hearing is finally underway. his lawyer estimates he could face 175 years in prison if he's extradited to the united states and he faces as me not charges have great wikileaks exposed all kinds of things some of it was good to know. so what is the story on him and why is the doj pursuing this t case so aggressively. he is a journalist and we are happy to have him here tonight. glenn, thank you for coming on. think a lot of people have heard from years that he is a bad guy he heard the united states and now the united states is going to bring justice in this case. tell us what we should know in three minutes about him kicking >> let's remember, tucker that the criminal investigation intoi and began by the obama administration because in 2010 they published a slew of documents, none of them harmed anybody, not even the government it was very embarrassing

glenn greenwald joins us after the break to tell us. go go go ♪ go go go go on a real vacation.o rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. - hello, i'm michael youssef. lately, we are hearing so many conflicting voices and i don't blame you if you are anxious and worried and troubled. but if i told you that there's only one voice that you can absolutely trust. after all, he wants nothing from you and wants to give you everything. i'm talking about the lord jesus christ, who said, " come unto me, all who are carrying heavy burdens and worry and anxiety. and i will give you rest. " he's the only one who can give you true rest and peace. will you come to him? - [female voice] are you waiting to find a trustworthy voice in the midst of the chaos of this world? visit findingtruepeace.com to find a voice i would box came from over the will >> julian has owned has been held in a high-security a high security prison something was last spring in london where he was held for many years in isolation. his extradition hearing is finally underway. his lawyer estimates he could face 175 years in pr

have seen this same prosecution strategy not rolled out in brazil by president bolsonaro against glenn greenwald. that is why this is so dangerous. this is the kind of activity that journalists engage in all across the world, which is why "the new york times" and "the washington post" in editorials have said this is criminalizing public interest journalism that has been used for decades. amy: i i want to explain to peoe that jen robinson is standing outside the courtroom at the lunch break and there are many protesters who are there. as there have been protesters in cities around the world as julian assange is in the midst of a month-long extradition hearing. whether he will be extradited to the united states. we wanted to turn to julian in his own words. we have not been able to speak to him in belmarsh prison, but i went to london and interviewed him when he had political exile in the ecuadorian embassy in 2015. , attack.s. government on wikileaks, has tried to construct a theory which if permitted will be the end of the national security journalism. not just in the united states, but about th