amy: jameel jaffer, if you could respond?ou filed expert testimony in his case to this stunning decision that was made by the judge in britain this morning. >> i do think the decision is important and surprising, very significant victory for julian assange. s arenk the press freedom more complicated. while the judge holding assange can't be extradited to the united states on the basis of his mental health and conditions under which he would be held if you were extradited here come the judge largely endorses the u.s. prosecution theory. that theory is based on an indictment that sweeps very broadly. that basically the indictment is an effort to hold assange criminally responsible for acts all journalists engage in the time. it does not matter whether assange himself is properly characterized as a journalist, legally it is completely irrelevant. the important fact is assange has been indicted on the grounds that he engaged in activities like cultivating confidential sources, maintaining the confidentiality, or maintaining the c

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