juliÁn: tu nombre, victoria. juliÁn.iÁn: ahora yo. uno, dos, tres. ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] ♪ ♪ ♪ [gritos] [aplausos] juliÁn: la impresione. no cabe duda de que la impresionÉ. y eso que estÉ lesionado de la rodilla. [aplausos] victoria: bello, bello. juliÁn: en toda cita hay espacio para la intimidad y ha llegado el momento. yo soy actor. televisiÓn, me viste tÚ a mÍ? cree -- [habla en ruso] juliÁn: me viste en madrid? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: pollo? eres modelo pero te gusta el pollo? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: quÉ tipo de hombre te gusta? cÓmo te gustan? puertorriqueÑo? puerto rico. victoria: puerto rico. [habla en ruso] juliÁn: con el pelo, asÍ como el mÍo? quÉ mÁs? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: que se baÑe? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: despacito, despacito. hay quÍmica, hay conexiÓn, le gusta mi pelo, le gusta como bailo, somos el uno para el otro. yo feliz de conocerte. cuando te vi, mi corazÓn... [habla en ruso] juliÁn: viste mi fotografÍa? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: allÍ surgiÓ todo, surgiÓ la quÍmica, surgiÓ esa conexiÓn inevitable que pa

assange and jennifer robinson of dodgy street chambers jennifer thanks for coming back why is julian. arbitrarily detained six years to more this case is and has always been about the risk of extradition to the united states to face prosecution for his publishing activities with wiki leaks he walked into the embassy six years ago tomorrow to seek asylum on the basis that the u.k. and sweden refused to give assurances against extradition to the u.s. now that risk has only got worse we've seen since the trump of ministration come to power the former director of the cia now secretary of state compare say wiki leaks is a hostile non-state intelligence agency and that they would take them down and that he should not benefit from the constitutional protections under the first amendment soon after jeff sessions the attorney general said that prosecuting wiki leaks was a priority so his concern about being extradited to the u.s. remains and that is why he stays inside the embassy it has nothing to do it is just the british government won't give the go and that's right this we didn't even som

julian astonish -- julian astonish is an interesting person, he has always been like this.ild he wanted, worried about doing the right thing and is very brave and he is in deep trouble for his health. he has never been in the sunlight for six yearse is cut off, no internet, phone calls or visitors, one of his only choices is to leave the embassy, to bed and deported to americwhich i don't think will be favorable to him. tucker: don't know what i think of this but it is an amazing and fascinating story. i eciate it. more with pamela anderson interests a minute. she is no fan of uber and she will tell you why. >> if you are a sexual offender, you could probably get a job at uber. tucker: pamela anderson coming up. to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you ve to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? >

panel is pushing for the release of wiki leaks founder julian assange he has been claiming asylum and london the ecuadorian embassy has twenty twelve well tomorrow marks six years of a songes confinement in london the wiki leaks founder arguably did so much to free the people of england's football opponents today to his ear is him self arbitrarily detained by the british government joining me now is a lawyer for julian assange and jennifer robinson of street chambers jennifer thanks for coming back on why is julian and why is he been arbitrarily detained six years to more this case isn't has. always been about the risk of extradition to the united states to face prosecution for his publishing activities with wiki leaks he walked into the embassy six years ago tomorrow to seek asylum on the basis that the u.k. and sweden refused to give assurances against extradition to the u.s. now that risk is only gotten worse we've seen since the trump of ministration come to power the former director of the cia now secretary of state compare say wiki leaks is a hostile non-state intelligence agenc

juliÁn gil: uno no. puertorriqueÑo. >>sÍ. llevo 10 aÑos trabajando en mÉxico. contento de estar aquÍ. es mi primer proyecto en univisiÓn. karla: felices de recibirte. cuÉntanos de esta serie. tu peonaje tengo entendido que le van rsrsseÑor las tÉcnicas detrÁs de todo el plan para acabar con las bestias. >>exactamente. es el aliado de isabella detrÁs dea estrategia de ir eliminando a cada una de las bests. karla: sabemos que eres experto. >>yo tengo una ntaja. de pequeÑo hice taekwondo. es una herramienta que utilizo en la serie. en mi vida personal siempre agarre eleo. tamÉn reme pparére repana pelÍcula que hice en puerto co durante un aÑo. por ese lado se me hace mÁs fácil. karla: vemos que tiene cuerpo de deportista. tenes un vÍdeo donde vamos a ver. ahÍ estamos viendo cÓmo realizan las escenas de acciÓn. ustedes, utilizan dobles? >>siempre tenemos dobles, pero yo no utilice doble. esmeralda tampoco. karla: es difÍcil? >>es difÍcil. uno lo quiere hacer lo mÁs real posible. uno no quiere que se vean fal

she has called it julian assange a hero and said she fears for his safety.onigh tonight. >> how are you? >> tucker: good, thanks. how do you know him? >> i met him through vivian westwood. she is a great friend of mine and a supporter of his and she knew i would love his cause and thought it would be great if i met him. and we get along great. i see him a lot, i've known him for many years now. he has a great testament to the human spirit to be in the situation that he's in and to have the fight that he has in him, and and a sse of humor. he is really an incredible person. >> tucker: it so it raises the interesting quen, why has he received almost no support from the entertainmentorld in llooxample? >> while i think those are big supporters and people have misunderstood it, his intention was not to get trump elected, it was to give true information so people ceducad decisions aeople they wanted to vote for. so people want to blame somebody, so they blame him. yes. i get lots of flak for that too when i'm in hollywood. >> tucker: so the idea is if you suprtul

julian assange is a terrorist he should be treated as an enemy combatant with you and should be closed down promoting indecisively disguise a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for a lionizing these demons in these last six years a lot has happened the original swedish investigation into sexual assault allegations against a songe has come and gone international organizations such as the un have called his detention arbitrary and demanded his release concerns have been raised multiple times about his deteriorating health including in london court rooms the son his legal team has made appeal after appeal for him to be guaranteed secure passage if he were to walk out of a quick dorian territory onto british soil but to no avail he's still wanted by british autho

military intelligence roger stone gerrard kirshner all metaphor donald trump jr george papadopoulos julian of signs and wiki leaks five left anyone else out please forgive me so big list it was those last two names i mentioned wiki leaks and julian a son's which raised eyebrows among journalists of first amendment advocates who who care more about printing the truth than burning access bridges are catering to partisan politics this group includes the committee to protect journalists or c p j which raises some interesting questions regarding the potential dangers the d.n.c. is case presents for the freedom of the press and the first amendment in a recent article by obvious sure shapiro shapiro points out the case raises a number of important press freedom question is where should courts draw the line between source building in conspiring what activities could complicate a journalist and a source is illegal behavior would putting a secure drop link soliciting leaks count as illegal conspiracy and the former reporter asked for documents on an individual while indicating that they think the pe

assange case other than julian assange has. exposed a great deal of secrets of the. modern establishment and has when he was in court in fact when i was acting for him he performed a service to journalists by getting a ruling that they could tweet from court which they'd never been allowed to previously you claim in the book that high up contacts in obama's white house have told you that he is wanted by the pentagon oh there's no doubt about that i mean there's doubt in downing street we never hear that from downing that we hear it from the white house i mean donald trump to give us a trump in two thousand and sixteen said i love the leaks when it was exposing the crookery in the democratic party but now his cia director is arresting this is a priority now sanjay jeff has an outsider's view of state and does jeff sessions he's attorney general it's a priority and we know they've got a grand jury is sitting. the charges add up to forty five b. is the same as the charges were brought against chelsea manning they're planning to a

julian assange is a terrorist usually treated as an enemy combatant with you it should be closed down promoting indecisively disguise a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law of the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons in these last six years a lot has happened the original swedish investigation into sexual assault allegations against a songe has come and gone international organizations such as the un have called his detention arbitrary and demanded his release concerns have been raised multiple times about his deteriorating health including in london courtrooms a son his legal team has made appeal after appeal for him to be guaranteed secure passage if he were to walk out of a quote dorian territory onto british soil but to no avail he's still wanted by british authorities

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has been six years since wiki leaks editor julian assange and to the ecuadorian embassy in london and he hasn't left since as son just told rescue refuge there to avoid being extradited to sweden of a sexual assault allegations in a case that was later dropped but he's still a wanted man in the u.s. on espionage charges. and i see a church going to look at the twists and turns of this ongoing saga. it's been a deadlocked case that stretched on and on today marks six years since the wiki leaks chief julian assange stepped foot into the ecuadorian embassy in london and has not left since that's over twenty one hundred days cooped up behind those walls the main reason his biggest fear us or tell you for reeky leaks exposing information that those running the show in washington would prefer to have kept under wraps. julian assange is engaged in terrorism he should be treated as an enemy combatant with uli should be closed down promoting indecisively this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law of the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so

julian assange is engaged in terrorism he should be treated as an enemy combatant with you it should be closed down permanently and decisively this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons in these last six years a lot has happened the original swedish investigation into sexual assault allegations against a songe has come and gone international organizations such as the un have called his detention arbitrary and demanded his release concerns have been raised multiple times about his deteriorating health including in london courtrooms a son his legal team has made appeal after appeal for him to be guaranteed secure passage if he were to walk out of a quote dorian territory onto british soil but to no avail he's still wanted by b

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government and wikileaks julian assange.urse, assange is the one living person that we know for sure that would be able to give proof regarding the source of the e-mails. listen to what assange told me when i interviewed him in january of last year. >> did russia give you this information or anybody associated with russia? >> our source is not a state party. so the answer for our interactions is no. >> sean: you did not get this information about the dnc, john podesta's e-mails. can you tell the american people 1000% you didn't get it from russia or anybody associated with russia? >> we can say -- we have said repeatedly over the last two months that our source is not the russian government and it is not state parties. >> sean: we could have gotten the truth from julian assange? what did comey hide? is there something that we don't yet know about? after all, we've been through, make the deal. was it russia? prove it. get it from assange. let the american people know the truth. we're going to keep digging and digging until we

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alan: aÚn hay espacio para mÁs amor en el corazÓn de juliÁn gil.o de noticia que hace posible brindarles lo Último en lo que acapara titulares. dÉcadas después de cerrar los orfanatos en estados unidos debido al trauma que dejan los niÑos, la administraciÓn de trump abre centros de detenciÓn para menores inmigrantes separados de sus padres. al menos tres de estas instalaciones operarÍan en el sur de texas para los pequeÑos de la llamada " primera infancia". mÁs de 2300 niÑos fueron apartados de sus familias desde que comenzÓ la polÍtica de cero tolerancia en abril decretada por el presidente donald trump. cÁmara baja busca una manera de aplacar esto, que tendrÍa alto costo polÍtico en las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. pero no recibieron ninguna direcciÓn a seguir de parte del presidente trump con respecto de las polÍticas migratorias que se discutirÍan en esta semana. el mandatario se limitÓ a decir que respaldarÍa los proyectos. por otra parte con el gobierno federal habrÍa perdido el rastro a por por otra parte con el gobierno federal habrÍa perdi

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julian aguilar with the "texas tribune,thank you for joining us.nd also spencer ander with the aclu and chandra ghosh-ippin, chi psychologist. it's been nice to have all of you here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a new documentary offers a sobering look at factory er farming, animals live in cramped conditions and are gumped with antibiotics to grow quiley and uniformly. a group of farmers is fighting this trend to raise livestock nor sustainably and humanely. reviving so-called herltage breeds of chickenand pigs. joining me now are director and producer christopher quinn and the founder of good chef or foultry ranch. good to have youboth. >> thank you. >> do you have a problem with weating meat or is it jure that meat comes from and how the animals are raised? >> well, one of the things i learned making this fi is that commodity birds, or birds that come from factory farming are hybridized in such a way that their growth is so acceleted that they ultimately, you know, are ready to go to marketshn 30 t days or so. so they're o-engineered from the ti

could theoretically if if somebody if god forbid julian assange and you or anybody actually conspired negotiated with somebody to obtain information became a part of the securing of this illegally then sure they can hide behind the first amendment but if they're just a media organization which i respectfully submit to innocent is they're protected one hundred percent and i couldn't agree more again it's like they're saying hey son does stuff who are not saying break the law we're not saying the right son to stop right now there are other lie as you know ben bradlee and the washington post the new york times and everybody else would be any plot in trouble for and they're exactly and there's also stuff called queen tom legislation tom lawsuits which are whistleblower lawsuit these are law firms that say if you can come to us and prove that the government wasted money you can win percentage of the money that you ultimately say when you're basically asking people bring us stuff that is sometimes and so and whistleblowers up on consumer were fair shows on t.v. if you know a problem send us

. >>> no family feud between derek huff and julian. >> you've done your amazing move tour with juliaiannjulianne, wi make a special guest appearance? >> who knows? it's definitely going to feel different. >> a brand-new adventure minus

and joining me now for a deeper look at these issues are julian aguilaimmigration and border security reporter with the "texas tribune." he joins usia skype from texas. also attorney spencer ander with the aclu immigrant rights project. and chandra gauche ippin, childt psycholognd associate

julian, thank you. >> have a great weekend.samantha bee apologizing for the ugly crass crack about ivanka trump on "full frontal." this came after ivanka posted a picture with her son. this is around the same time the news reports of undocumented children separated from their parents at the border. >> ivanka trump, who works at the white house, chose to post the second most oblivious tweet we have seen this week. you know, ivanka, that's a beautiful chiphoto of you and y child. let me say one mother to another do something about your dad's immigration practices you feckless [ bleep ]. he listens to you. put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to [ bleep ] stop it. tell him it was an obama thing and see how it goes. okay? >> too far. bee's slam comes the same week roseanne was fired for a racist tweet. bee's statement was not smart or funn funny. she apologized to ivanka trump and her viewers and she crossed a line and regrets it. >> samantha bee has taken the right action and apologizing. those words should not

we know the situation is very different following the sudden and totally unexpected departure of julian robert eddy. standing on the edge is the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in thejob the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in the job forjust over 2a

the alexander nix part of that, kret of cambridge analytica reaching out to julian assange and saying can we help you with this, that's confirmed. that is a thing we know. that is an established fact. so you're saying if this were to bear out it would make some sense of that aspect of it. so that's one part of this, right? we keep looking for the sort of nexus, roger stone, cambridge analytica, wikileaks. there's also been a crazy eric prince-related side plot to this. and i'm curious about this piece of news today which just, again, keeps showing how wide a net and how many documents and things mueller has access to. prince says the special counsel has obtained his phones and computers, that he's cooperated and handed over all sorts of files and information to mueller's team. >> yeah, but i think there are things they're looking at are really kind of what he said to the house committee and the other evidence that proves he was lying. >> which is almost an open and shut case just in terms of what is known publicly. >> right. this is a guy who claims he was in the seychelles and just h

you know it's a it's a really really difficult choppy waters for anglo american at the moment in julian we know that the message from the interior minister seems to be if the european union cannot agree on the migration policy then germany will act unilaterally is it feasible where we are right now just with the technology for border guards to determine at the border whether asylum seekers should be rejected i mean can they do that i mean you're alluding to the practical side of things and i i do in fact see practical as well as legal obstacles and first of all on the legal one as we seen it also in the clip there is a pussy bastion under the so-called double in law that is e.u. law but on the practical side of things there are also obstacles i mean look we have more than eight hundred kilometers border line separating austria and in bavaria alone right and more than seventy border crossings it's not really possible to staff those overnight. and then in fact many of the people who come to germany will have crossed another country right and imagine the situation where somebody has been r

back with me is cnn political analyst amy parnes and julian selzer.y, did that tweet from the first lady put an end to the mystery or did it spark more speculation? >> no, it sparked a lot more speculation because if she's feeling great, a lot of people are saying why don't you accompany your husband to camp david. i think what the white house did, it's a messaging problem. they should just admit she's not feeling well. they should kind of put that out there. and say as much. that would kind of put an end to it. i think anyone would wonder if this happened in the obama administration and michelle obama had had some kind of surgery or procedure done, you know, why -- what was her status and why she wasn't doing that and what's what. i think that's what's going on here. >> how unusual is this for the first lady to disappear from public view and skip a family weekend at camp david? >> it's very unusual in the modern era for reasons unexplained like this. we'll have to take it on face value. but this is a moment in american history where we follow the fir

in there why this is all to do with america because i think britain would actually like to say to julian ok you can step outside the door we have nothing to arrest you for police you can go but if they do that then they've got the trouble america wants him extradited and they don't want to deal with that you know they don't want to say all america you're our best friend but we don't want to extradite him do you mind know they don't want to do that they don't want to be in that position you know so i think that's what's going on and i'm going to get him out of there with this move through love law i for the law means i for miss rule of law and not for the law and not help get you in the sound there i'm going to give free so why i'm going to get a pop group to start singing are for the law they already did you know public opinions got to be a against miss rule of law review restaurants jo couric thank you jane. vivienne westwood and joe cora speaking to me outside prime minister tourism aids house for the show we're back on saturday with a special going underground to celebrate fifty years

. >> and julian, are we now seeing perhaps a shift in what expectations should be as it relates to a g7 summit based on how things did or didn't happen here? >> absolutely. you know, he's lowered the bar in terms of how the president will act in this kind of alliance, even though he says it was a ten, it wasn't. i think we're at the point we just don't have to believe everything he says. i think the words on twitter, the words in the press, indicate that relationships are very volatile, and it's going to take some repair work to get the g7 to where it was. it doesn't go back to a reset very easily. and i think he leaves to north korea, to singapore, for the discussions with north korea, with many of our alliances really on edge and afraid as a result not just of this meeting, but everything that came before it. >> and so michelle, how might, you know, the president's demeanor, his behavior, his interaction be a prelude to what should be expected in north korea? >> how things went at the g7? >> was he giving a window into, you know, his approach to north korea? >> these things saying

you know it's a it's a really really difficult choppy waters for anglo american at the moment julian we know that the message from the interior minister seems to be if the european union cannot agree on a migration policy then germany will act unilaterally is it feasible where we are right now just with the technology for border guards to determine at the border whether asylum seekers should be rejected i mean can they do that i mean you're alluding to the practical side of things and i do in fact see practical as well as legal obstacles and first of all on the legal one as we've seen it also in the clip there is a procedure that normally needs to be followed even for those that have been registered somewhere else in other e.u. states and that procedure takes time so it goes against pushing someone immediately back right even if another country is is normally responsible for that state so that's a legal thing that's the whole question under the so-called double in law that is e.u. law but on the practical side of things there are also obstacles i mean look we have more than eight hun

in the next two weeks because there have been conflicting reports you know we definitely will see julian leave it from the global public policy institute think tank and our political correspondents i mean young gentleman thank you very much with the political tensions over migration have been fueled by several high profile crimes involving migrants in one case an asylum seeker is on trial for the killing of a fifteen year old girl it has inflamed passions in the small town where the killing took place condo in western germany some residents say that the far right is exploiting the incident to whip up anti migrant sentiment w.'s corresponded young starbuck reports. watch over your children america's still in power that's the rallying cry here in come those all town these marches have become part of everyday life ever since mia a local school girl was murdered allegedly by an afghan refugee. over the weekend about a hundred people from the woman's alliance a far right group showed up thousands have turned out every month drawn from the right wing and the and that's the groups across german

joining me now julian aguilar, immigration and border security reporter for "the texas tribune" in el begin with you, if i may, and thanks so much for your time this afternoon i know you've been on the front lines covering this story. what has stood out for you in your reporting? what have you revealed that you think this country needs to know right now? >> well, i think what's obviously startling a lot of the american public is the fact that ese families are being separated and the president has blamed the opposition, and he's been sort of checked and called out for saying no, this is not a policy that the democrats are responsible for, but i think just the sheer numbers and the fact that, you know, the aclu filed a class action lawsuit to have a federal district judge issue an injunction to end this practice of separating families and the aclu said it's really unknown how many families have been separated. i think the numbers are inching towards 2000, but another thing to consider also is there have been several stories that is this was policy certainly not in these numbers since ma

in there why this is all to do with america because i think britain would actually like to say to julian ok you can step outside the door we have nothing to arrest you for police you can go but if they do that then they've got the trouble america want him extradited and they don't want to deal with that you know they don't want to. old america we're all best friend but we don't want to extradite him don't you mind know they don't want to do that they don't want to be in the position you know so i think that's what's going on and i'm going to get him out of there with this mcluhan of know all. the lol i for rule of law and the law and the help get to me in the song that i'm going to give free t. shirt so why i'm going to get a group to start singing the law they already did you know public opinions got to be a against mr rule of law review in restaurants joe couric thank you thank you going . to be in westwood and joe cora speaking to me outside prime minister teresa mayes house starts after the show we're back on saturday with a special going on the ground to celebrate fifty years of rev

. >> julian, i want to bring you in at this point.ou've interviewed families who he been separated. are there some commonalities you're seeing as to why they're leaving their home countries and their experiences once they're separated? >> the majority of them tell us that they're leaving because of violence, whetherhey're from michoacan in mexico, whether rom honduras or el salvador. that's the commtheme, that kingss were too horrible, they didn't feel like police able to protect them, so they came to the united states. p we're now getting into this legal realm wheresident trump is trying to get a judge to modify an order that says basically children who are kepto in detention c be kept for more than 20 days. the obama administration challenged that, tried to get modified, 2016. the jge said no. what are the chances the judge would take a different stand this time around? >> i think wh t's important underscore first of all is that there's no law that actually compels family separation. so even wen this was litigated under the obama ad

empty-handed in terms of receiving anything for wikileaks or julian aside for anyone else. on to the trump campaign. i think this is a witch hunt and i think it is outrageous. it is orwellian. we clearly live in a police state. i thought this was a russian collusion and in the 2016 election. why would mister mueller be interested in interviewing or associate of mine who were working for me during the 2016 election #ácustomá is there a possibility to frame me? i will respond accordingly. >> often do you talk to the president? >> it's been a while now. >> sometimes to time, i believe his lawyers have probably advised him that it would be best if we did not talk until this entire matter was clarified what i remain the strongest supporter. there was a new york times reports that the president feared me. that makes no sense. he had nothing to fear from me. i'm among his strongest supporters and i have no intention of making something up and testifying against him. if that's what the special counsel as in mind. >> wewill is in sandusky on. good morning . >> caller: they should im

. >> joining me is errol louis and cnn political analyst julian zeleny.entlemen, welcome back. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let's just start here, julian. there is a plan. >> well, there is a bit of an unplanned plan and it's still going to take a lot of time to reunite the families but the president, in many ways, has accomplished what he wants. so now he will slowly put together something to take care of the problem. he demonstrated a hard line toward immigration. he created scenes that will, in his mind, appeal to his supporters and now there is this very loose plan which is not going to be satisfactory to many people who are worried about the situation. >> errol, you know, this plan was released on a saturday night late in the evening. we have some of the details we can put up on the screen for people about what will happen and when the children will be reunited with their parents. but there are no administration officials coming out on this sunday show selling this. we are not seeing from the commissioner of cbp or secretary alozar. if they h

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[cheers and applause] julian, good to have you here.all that you do. >> appreciate it. >> and we're gonna hopefully say thank you by giving you a million dollars today. >> yes. >> that would be wonderful. 14 questions stand between you and that $1 million. you have your three lifelines.

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of course is on dr julian of course on drug treated tension in rubber treated tension in west london at the ecuadorian embassy has to turn west london to the ecuadorian embassy as determined by the united nations and by the united nations they are going to be ignoring foreign minister syrian foreign minister now saying he's not complied complied with abide with agreements reached not into not intervene in the internal policy and in the internal politics logics with third with parts third party country countries not of interest not a matter of censorship and of censorship that he has lost that he has lost all his all his internet internet contact connectivity and he and indeed some would argue could someone who is calling out cycling to it world each of them are from the outside world of our from his legal team his legal team what do you make of the people on the british government. the people to blame on the british government. judean trapped perhaps it's in the embassy because they say because they have been complete have been completely the ski school complete a little completely f

military intelligence roger stone gerrard kirshner all metaphor donald trump jr george papadopoulos julian of sons and wiki leaks five left anyone else out please forgive me so big list it was those last two names i mentioned wiki leaks and julian a son which raised eyebrows among journalists of the first amendment advocates who who care more about printing the troop than burning access bridges or catering to partisan politics this group includes the committee to protect journalists or c p j which raises some interesting questions regarding the potential dangers the d.n.c. is case presents for the freedom of the press and the first amendment in a recent article by obvious sure shapiro shapiro points out the case raises a number of important press freedom questions where should courts draw the line between source building in conspiring.

let's talk about it with julian ze zel zelizer. we love our breaking news ban r banners, but it is no surprise the president doesn't know a lot about the war of 1812 or who burned down the white house. if it were true or a bad joke or not, the relationship with the president and some closest allies. >> they are tense and they are strained. we are in an arena where it doesn't seem the president has a good feel for why our allies are our allies and the value. that is why this statement whether a joke or mistake, gets into something bigger about what the presidency is doing to our relations with the world. >> no question the u.s. is like the skunk in the garden party next week for the g7. he will not be celebrated. you have a split screen of the president isolated and people who share our view of the democracy. smiling pictures of him with the russian ambassador in the white house and potentially smiling in a picture with kim jong-un. he will have a better rerepresentatireception with the dictator? >> it is better to be an adversary t