how was julian assigned to them? because i saw pictures of you leaving in the circle. britton's guantanamo in london . bell mush and your little dashing face. and i think everyone was shocked by how shocked usually appear to be. well, ever since the end of september. so 2 months ago now, i was show you go into that huge room and you see, and it's full of little tables with color chairs. and it wasn't until i've been in that for something like goodness, the pretty nice little say in red chairs and i guess say in blue chairs from when it was time for us to leave. they saw the whistle white, but certainly the room was full of uniforms and they should, i should listen to him. you and certainly they were a room full of ever cheap blue sheets along a few people waiting to me and all the prisoners were sitting in their red seats motionless. not something is allowed to move a muscle until o visits have left. and there was emotionally, very crippling. i have to say, i mean imagine being locked up in solitary confinement for f

julian. julian epstein. julian, it has been an absolute pleasure talking to you on what is a sad day for the united states as. we watch this what is essentially been a riot on the campus of one of the major u.s. universities, ucla here in l.a. cannot thank you enough for the historical perspective and analysis you've given us in these early hours of the morning. julian, thank and let me put a button on this with ted williams as well. ted, i believe you're still with us. it's still a let's put a law enforcement button on this, ted, as we wrap up this hour of our coverage. extraordinary to me now at least 2 hours into what is essentially been a riot on this campus. not a single lapd officer. yes, it is extraordinary. and it is a embarrassment that california probably never live down of what we are in here tonight. >> i have to believe i have to believe that in the next hour or so, they're going to have to see me in law enforcement, young kids are being hurt. young kids in america being hurt. and so this is ver

well, yeah, but i mean, just back to julian is on himself. i mean, glen in bold, who runs a show also and rumble like like us, as well as, as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest joy list of the times julian assigned already. they made the example of him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing will crimes a game in the way that during assigned to they job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressman that they've destroyed him completely. i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be in you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually you, i'm interviewed before and i know just that was the book. the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah. well let's, how is that gone when you saw him? could he read? well, that's oakland. remoe wa

julian: it is a very fine line. the data does prove it sticky they will have to reconsider and i think that is why you are seeing the narrative come out the way it is. given the political schedule, it may end up being no cuts this year. jonathan: record highs on the nasdaq and s&p 500, small caps participating. what do we do now? julian: i think the case for small caps is interesting. jonathan: why? julian: we have seen this time and again throughout the last decade or two when the enthusiasm around large cap tech gets the way it is and next week will be an interesting time to test that enthusiasm when we get the stars earnings recorded. the discount is extreme, the seasonality around the russell indices is reliable. the sentiment is small caps have been funding short for active managers for two years now. jonathan: the new york fed president speaking, april cpi positive developments is restrictive and we have heard that a few times. you just said maybe no cuts this year and then straight afterwards sent by small ca

also coming off the future of julian, a solace. hines, in the balance of the british courts software once a day, if he's going to be expedited to the us or give them a new avenue for appeal. the i've got both is welcome to the program. you're ons, presidency, bremar, easy, has been killed and it had a cup. the crash iran stay t v says, right. you see his foreign minister and all those have died in bad weather in a remote region near the border with as a by john iran. supreme data on the common day has appointed an entering president who must hold elections within the next 50 days. he's also ordered 5 days of national morning search teams scouted the foggy mountains in north west and around 4 hours, or eventually locating the helicopters, then breakage testify and finding no sign of survivors. so the photographs army officials rushed to the crash sites. with bodies were pulled from the wreckage . the helicopter wind down near the rams border was as if by john with president ray easy and his foreign minister had been attending a damn opening ceremony. must be the more refined, includin

but back to julian then, what was he like in september? i mean, this was just ahead of your tool or a mid stillwell to a which in which you raise the subjects of garza and julian, is on to world wide. how was julia decides then? because i saw pictures of you leaving in the circle. britton's guantanamo in london . bell much unusual dash, and christ. and i think everyone was shocked by how shocked usually appear to be. well, ever since the end of september. so 2 months ago now, i was show you go into that huge room and you see, and it's full of little tables with color chairs. and it wasn't until i've been in that was something like, goodness, the pretty nice little say in red chairs. and i guess sitting in blue chairs from when it was time for us to leave the show in the whistle white, but certainly the room was for the viewing phones. and they should, i should this into and you and certainly they were a room full of ever cheap little sheets along to april legs, 2 legs and all the prisoners were sitting in the red seats motionless. not some

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i got, you know, julian because i was part of an early internet clean these here in melbourne. he was corky. a observer of people clearly very smart. he wasn't that interested in what people thought of him. part of that i think is a little bit of an autism spectrum and that he didn't notice it. one of the things that he became most interested in trying to address was the issue of corruption. you've seen a lot of corruption growing up in his tray. he had lived in a small town in queensland during the joe b o t, peterson era, a time when people were passing brown paper bags of cash to police ministers. he is at heart, deeply and intellectual deeply sink, or he was very interested in corps route problems or things where does the system fall down at the foundation? corruption being something that the if it was fixed would have this kind of enormous flow on effect. it would reduce equity in society, poor people would be less poor. also there'd be just less of a sense of injustice across society. is such a super intellect that can punch through the information on, you know, i've neve

the julian pool son was born in 1971 in town. the script australia, the in 2006, he found it was a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure anonymous way of facilities to leak information. the in april 2010, the organization came to international attention. when they released a video showing a war crime plus a us as a trade in iraq in may, 2010 private manning was arrested in charge of leaking classified documents to wiki leeks. including the video previously mentioned, the us diplomatic cables and reports that tend to be known as the afghan war diary and the rank war logs. in july of 2010, they released an extraordinary compendium over 91000 internal u. s. military logs of the war in afghanistan, which revealed 195 previously on reported civilian depths. in august, 2002 global mainstream media published stories accusing julian, the son of raping to women in suite. in october, 2010 quickly released technologies, classified electricity industry. the rock wilcox these drugs revealed the dean denis

the julian, the sergeant, his team came to to avoid the expedition to the united states. somebody from his team, from his support is a close team has told me that they fear that if this would be, it is not cronsa today that he actually could be on a plane to the united states within 24 hours. so really a lot is at stake today, set us on his wife has to report as she has seen dirty and his sons last week, she's visited him, she continues to be very, very afraid about his mental health. sorry. so for julian, his sons and those around them of use the rose, the as family, the foot for them really today is a very vague pollution today. now to consume, what exactly is on those high court is a ruling onto the what do you really know? sounds has already had numerous good hearings here in the u. k. fighting does expedition to the u as which has already gone to the advisor then home secretary. now he is eating the uh, the quote. the british code has all the united states to come and present assurance as yours is that the julian massage would be able to rely on freedom of speech if

i got, you know, julian because i was part of an early internet can be here in melbourne. he was corky. a observer of people clearly very smart. he wasn't that interested in what people thought of him. part of that i think is a little bit of autism spectrum and that he didn't notice it. one of the things of he became most interested in trying to address was the issue of corruption. he'd seen a lot of corruption growing up in his tray. he had lived in a small town in queensland during the joe b o t, peterson era, a time when people were passing brown paper bags of cash to police ministers. he is at heart, deeply and intellectual deeply sink, or he was very interested in corps route problems of things. where does the system fall down at the foundation? corruption being something that the, if it was fixed, would have this kind of an norm is slow on effect. it would reduce equity in society, poor people would be less poor. also there'd be just less of a sense of injustice across society. is such a super intellect conversions with the information on, you know, i've never seen a

ama julian. now, in contrast to some of the scenes we've witnessed on campuses in places like new york and los angeles, the encampments here in the bay area have been comparatively quiet and respectful, and university administrators tell me they don't think these encampments will have an impact on commencement ceremonies. the tents are still up at university encampments around the bay area, from san francisco state over to uc berkeley and stanford up to sonoma state. students steadfast in their protests of the israel-hamas war and calling on their schools to act. >> this right was really a moment in history, truly, i believe, at sonoma state university, the encampment is now entering its second week. >> students there making demands similar to other universities, including things like having their school divest from companies that do business with israel. right now, we're just listening. >> we want to hear clearly what they are and then think through how we can be responsive as a campus to that i

and, and julian assigned has been punished enough. i mean, his health has been really, really fragile during not only his 5 years in the old marsh, but other, i mean, he's been in some form of detention or another for 10 years or longer. but yes, the designs to kill and assassinate a journalist. it is completely outrageous and i find that hypocritical right now that the us is condemning russia for imprisoning gross convention or american journalist on the espionage of charges. yet we are the ones who are in prison, enjoy and assigned on espionage act charges for committing journalism. a few weeks ago, president biden said he would consider a request from australia to drop. the prosecution of julian aside, does a single potential shift in the case, and is there a chance that the charges could actually be dropped? there have been a number of exit ramps. the government could have taken, and i still think those ramps are available. i think the most positive reading of, by the end statement is that it's signals or might be a just a matter

will he be extradited to the us.7 all julian assange's appeal. will he be extradited to the us? all of that, plus plenty of discussion and opinion from my panellist, journalist and presenter jasmine birtles. but first of all, an update on the news headlines . update on the news headlines. >> very good evening to you . >> very good evening to you. it's just after 6:00. i'm sam francis, the latest from the newsroom this hour. and we will start with developments from iran, where a helicopter carrying the iranian president and his foreign minister has crashed. that was as it was crossing a mountainous region in the north of the country this afternoon , the aircraft suffered afternoon, the aircraft suffered what's been described as a hard landing while returning from a visit to azerbaijan. it's also being reported the lives of both the president and the foreign minister are at risk, and local reports in the last few minutes suggest that rescue teams have now reached the area of that crash site , but the poor weather crash site, but the poor weather conditions are complicating their s

in london to cover the julian assange extradition hearing for jacobin.e'll link your peace in the nation headlined "end the persecution of julian assange." when we come back, we speak with two morehouse professors, president biden gave a commencement address at the historically black college yesterday. one of those professors put her fist in the air and turned her back on president biden protesting gaza policy. the other held a flag of the democratic republic of congo behind the president as he spoke. back in 30 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "televangalism" by ethel cain. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on sunday, president biden addressed the graduating class of morehouse college, the prestigious black college whose alum include martin luther king jr.. pres. biden: it is a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that is why i have called for an immediate ceasefire. an immediate cease fire. stop the fighting. bring the hostages home. i've been working on a deal as we speak, working around-the-clock to get more ai

of course , julian of speech. of course, julian assange is not a us citizen.o there was a doubt, and there remains doubt over whether he would be able to use that defence. now, the us, in its response to the court, said that that would be up to the judge. and so that's still very much remains a question mark. now, the wikileaks founder is accused of releasing hundreds of thousands of classified us military documents regarding the wars in afghanistan and iraq. swathes of diplomatic cables as well, and video , which from a us well, and video, which from a us military helicopter which showed civilians being killed in the iraq capital, baghdad. now it was the largest security breach of its kind in us military history . and the us described history. and the us described and continues to describe his actions as reckless. they say that it damaged their national security and also put the lives of their sources and their agents in the field at risk as well. now, assange supporters say that he was exposing war crime, and you'll have seen and you'll see the supporters be

now, julian assange , his ruling.wife stella, has spoken after the hearing. this is what she had to say after the judges reached the right decision. >> we spent a long time hearing the united states putting lipstick on a pig, but the judges did not buy it. the united states should read the situation and drop this case now. now is the moment to do it. >> just abandon this shameful attack on journalists on the press and the public that has been going on for 14 years. >> as we've heard, they're very much the supporters , very much much the supporters, very much calling now on president biden to end this now after 13 years and simply drop the case against assange. in fact, supporters here are saying should be released immediately from prison and should receive the nobel peace prize, no less. mr assange was not here today because he was not here today because he was too unwell to attend the hearing. however, the cheering may have been audible in belmarsh prison, which is where he currently resides . he currently resides. >

and actually, you know, julian assange is now paying know, julian assange is now paying the consequencesquences. and that has been a long time that he's been shut up the way he's conducted himself hasn't been, you know, above reproach either. you cannot just dump stuff. okay. this time it's the american case. but what if it was something else, bev? what if it was something even more sensitive than that? >> people just. i remember all the details , all of our medical the details, all of our medical records, people to be braver aboutin records, people to be braver about in terms of putting information out there. >> i mean, remember, of course, some of assange's many years of, you know, either in jail or in the ecuadorian embassy, if we remember that far, kicked him out. he kicked him out because they'd had enough eventually it was because of a different case, which is actually criminal allegations in sweden, i think believe that's all settled now. but that was a different that was that was a different case. and he wasn't prepared to face justice in a country like sweden, which is a pretty

hey, luce. >> hey, julian and umma. we have a follow up to a story we first covered last month. reporter dan noyes with the i-team will speak about what he found as he dug deeper into complaints against a los gatos skincare shop. also, we are speaking to a local high school student who got accepted to 122. university says he'll share how he did it and how his dad played a huge role. i hope you can join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. julian and emma. >> all right, thank you, luce. and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join luce in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is up next for sandhya patel. the entire abc seven news team. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. news. the deadly tornado tearing through an entire community. multiple people dead. and tonight, the new risk at this hour from texas all the way to new york. >>> also breaking here i

and does julian size have an actual shot at a fair trial here in the united states? well in terms of the assurance is, um is attorneys and his wife still assigns and i a number people have said these are not worth the paper. they are written on, for example, among these assurances where that he would not face the death penalty. well, this is not a death eligible offense, so that's a very peculiar assurance. they also assured that he would get the same 1st amendment protections as us citizens. again, very strange because in all of these other espionage cases, the government has done motions to preclude the mention of the worst 1st amendment. and the way the law works because there is no public interest defense. if you haven't been able to say, i did this because the public had a right to know what the government was doing in secret, or i could publish this information because the government had lied about drunk strikes or had lied about wiretapping people domestically. so again that you have, the government has lied about these things in the past. and problem is norma

julian. >> all right, sounds good.s, sandhya. >> okay, now we check in with larry beil for a look at sports. >> yeah, baseball. you know the giants. the fans upset in the off season. spend money, spend money. so they did ultimately what the fans wanted. they spent a lot of money for pitcher blake snell. and that deal is not looking so hot right now. snell's come back in pittsburgh did not last very long. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type

julian assange was not even the first person to publish it.coverage in wikileaks. so a whole range of issues before we even get to the fact that what was published was truth is, it just does not stack up and i can't figure out why basically this individual... can't figure out why basically this individual. . ._ this individual... sorry, the us government _ this individual... sorry, the us government does - this individual... sorry, the us government does say i this individual... sorry, the l us government does say that this individual... sorry, the - us government does say that in publishing this information julian assange endangered live. that is the point of their case and that they need to prosecute that as a result. you were in the us last year campaigning to have the charges dropped totally. you met a number of lawmakers in this country. did you get any indication from any of them that they would be minded to drop the charges at some point? yellow point inaudible absolutely. in fact, we met congressmen may see from the republican side and

miss. julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the crossover between physics, science, loud sciences and politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that it was incredibly at the depth of that t, as in computers, as mazda, head of i think, where most of us, where with, when we will learning and science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the well may use of 2 in a night of as a cramped into a car. and we just went on the right. you joined,

we know that this, this case against julian is extremely controversial. that there are people within the administration that think should be dropped and those, those voices should be listened to. and, and of course there are still those people who wants to join, spend the rest of his days in prison. they're the same ones who are planning to assassinate him. and so there are different attempts here, but obviously the, the temp that's on the side of defending freedom of speech, of democracy, of taking the principles of a free and open society seriously. are the ones who are saying this case should be dropped. and do you think there is a political momentum? i mean, after all, the german chancellor was also speaking out against an expedition. how important is that? it's crucial because of course, this case doesn't just affect the united states or australia or the u. k. a. this case will likely, unless the british courts ultimately find for julian and up in the european court of human rights. and it will shape the future of the scope of journalism, of the futu

julian and mrs.enis, we wanted to ask in the meantime, there was information that in the ruling party, right now , mr. scholz's german actually has such thoughts that it is possible that the german air force is against... at least in part of ukraine, is this realistic? well , this is what we are talking about, it is from the first times, and from the first hours, from the first hours of the military invasion, this is a no-fly zone over ukraine, and this is the fact that a week ago katser scholz denied that this was possible, and here is the head of the spd faction of the social democratic party of germany in the bundestag, mr. mycenich, he frankly said that this was allegedly playing with fire and that it so there will be a provocation. putin and all, well here you have to understand that, first of all, germany does not have the strength to ensure a no-fly zone over ukraine, and because it is a huge country, it is the largest country in europe by area, almost three times larger than germany, if here

that's talk to deeper, go into raj and drive, but who is a julian? this sounds extradition hearing upset by thank you. now wrong, supremely does announce 5 days of morning off the president abraham rise c and for administer holston, abdul, abdullah hon. were confirmed to have died in a helicopter crash in north west of iran, that cim accompanying them also perished when the helicopter came down on sunday, a red cross and it has reported that everyone on, for the helicopter died in the 1st moments off of the crash but the circumstances surrounding the accident to spill, i know, despite the fact that they have been claims that a technical failure could be the cause. meanwhile, the rainy in governments has given insurances that tragedy will not affect its wood, racing, you know, fatigue in these tragic incident. the rent in nation lost a sincere and valuable servant for him. the welfare and satisfaction of the people was preferred over everything. so he's annoyances from the ingratitude and tones of some you wishers. did not prevent him from working day

you helped julian this song with his asylum at the ecuadorian embassy that you know him very well. what is your reaction to what we've heard in tombs of today's verdict that the london high quote today is it a good day today? uh, i see this whole full after such a long war for uh, trying to stop cheese. uh extradition. uh finally we, we see some, some sense in that position of the judges. this is a very, very important matter of seeking. it showed us we'll be, discuss, are the highest quotes in the united kingdom. so being this a political case, i've seen everything is possible and that we feel the most helpful, the solution would be in then stopped us from your point of view. what do you think it was? perhaps the key element that the defense put forward that may have swayed the court in london was my view is that the, the political situation in general tense, has changed since 5 years ago when julian was keeping up from the embassy, the victim pain outside his support has built up to the point that even the judges feel that he will be ready just to allow the specs for the ship and

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are a lot of prices where we are overextended i give julian and his team credit for as, you know, julian, at times, has opinion very bullish when it hasn't looked so great. and a strategist named rich ross has been bullish the whole time and he's been right. you have different dynamics, and you mentioned the inflationary impact of where we are, when copper behaves like a meme stock, you have a strange dynamic. another record day for copper, that is inflationary it is dr. copper for a reason. it's woven throughout the economy. i don't think you get off that train, by the way, but an issu >>> we have an earnings alert on palo alto. cnbc's julia boorstin has all the details. julia? >> the company's fiscal third quarter results beat on the top and bottom line. revenues just a hair above expectations, and guidance for the fiscal fourth quarter was right in line with expectations, despite that fiscal third quarter beat the ceo saying on the call, which is still going on right now, that with a.i., they do expect cyberattacks to come at a faster pace. he also said that their customers are respon

it's been a drag on legal process. julian - wise is taken so long?lian wanted drag on legal process. julian wanted the magistrate court level, the extradition was rejected for that i think that was in 2021. and then legal proceeding has dragged on and on and on. there's been a certain amount of institutional inertia but this is a punishment by processes what we've seen. this example being set that if you publish the sort of information we're going to come after you, will you start espionage or secrecy laws to reach into the united kingdom and grab you and keep you in a maximum security prison. julian is not actually charged with anything in the united kingdom but he's been in a maximum security prison there for five years. he's serving a sentence. by the time this next appeal hearing comes up he will be the better half of five and half years. really it is in example to show what is going to happen to you. still to come all the world today, in experimental treatment can help people who up and paralysed to move again. how much for an ice cream? we spea

right. >> julian and kristen.n did burn through and gave us a nice mild afternoon after a little bit of a chilly start to the morning and there's much more warming ahead in the next few days. let's take a look at what's going on right now on the satellite radar. composite image. the old familiar onshore flow, which is giving us some really gusty conditions. right now we have gusts at sfo up to 45mph. and just in the last hour, we've seen gusts between 20 and 30mph across along the coastline, around the bay and over into some inland areas like concord. now, as we look at the wind gusts animation, you can see the going into the evening hours. in the early nighttime hours, it's going to remain gusty until about 9 p.m. or so, just about everywhere. and on the coast, even as the inland gusts diminish a bit, we'll see strong wind gusts up to 40mph or higher right around midnight. but as we go into tomorrow morning, we'll see the winds sort of easing up just about everywhere right now. the 24 hour temperature change show

. >> i'm julian glover and i'm larry beil. while in the bay area, the president traveled by helicopter from marina green in san francisco, spent the night in the city after arriving last night at marina green this morning, the sight of the commander in chief and his entourage, especially the helicopters the ospreys, caused quite the stir, delighting and surprising people. >> it was amazing. we had no idea it was going to happen, but we were on a walk and we were here and saw all these helicopters come down and it's just incredible. i mean, it makes me teary eyed when you see it. >> yeah, it's just so impressive to see like the power of it and just to see actually on, you know, the marina green like, that's, you know, you never expect to see that. >> well, you saw the bystanders and well-wishers who came out to see the president. but mr. biden was also met by protesters in portola valley and palo alto. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes captured the sights and the sounds, plus the message people hoped he would hear. >> after

where he leaves founder julian, his orange is not headed for the united states, at least for now. today. he won his bid to appeal his extradition into the us on espionage charges, as long as has been fighting expedition from the u. k. for more than a decade after we, he leads rebuild classified information about the us military, back in 2010 the quotas of julian, the solar celebrate of london's high quote runs the wiki leaks found to the right to appeal his extradition to the united states. the example and just do the song is please as soon as possible, completely because he's done so much for humanity in truth. and i'm so grateful to him because he's given us tools across the world. this john, so the potential to have a better world. there is no case, i still know jack, actually nonsense, john and, and he report cards and he's in jail for reporting crimes. what does that? so he is a saw she's wanted in the us on 18 charges, mostly relating to the mass leak in 201-2011 of confidential documents pertaining to the us military military active duty to hi court judges. ground to disarm

julian, that just came in. >> exactly. those votes just came down within the last hour. we are, of course, watching those closely here. all three of these key reparations bill passed the california senate with comfortable margins. we want to start with sb 1403. this was the really big one here. it would create a new state agency. the california freedmen affairs agency. now, that agency would oversee and administer any reparations measures that are passed. to be eligible, you'd have to be able to trace lineage back to an enslaved person or black person in the u.s. before the end of the 19th century, the bill passed 30 to 7. the second bill, sb 1331, would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice in the state treasury. this would be where the money would come from to pay for reparations. the senate voted in favor of establishing the fund, but no specific funding mechanism has been determined. as the state continues to navigate the significant budget deficit. we've been telling you about. in other words, the account has been opened, but there's no money in it cu

that was julian assange's wife speaking outside the high court.wley, gave me more background to the case. it has been a long and twisted legal drama. began in 2010, whenjulian assange first released the secret material. now, the us says the classified material was obtained by hacking and therefore in 2019, they, under donald trump, they sought his extradition for espionage. now, what his supporters who are outside court say, is this is a case about free speech, that he was bringing to the public attention abuses that the us troops were involved in in iraq and afghanistan. now, in 2010, you may remember that's when sweden issued an arrest warrant forjulian assange over allegations of sexual assault and he resisted extradition there. he went to the high court, he went to the supreme court and then he fled to the ecuadorian embassy, spent seven years there. by 2019, he had overstayed his welcome and he was put in belmarsh jail and he has been fighting extradition to the us all the way. now, this latest hearing is about whether the court is satisfied

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but what we really feel is that it's not julian who is on trial here today. we feel that step which is to do so system which is on trial and above. oh, the much vaunted freedom of speech and freedom of the press which anglo american imperialism. what they call themselves the democratic free will. but we increasingly see to be an isolated and aggressive group of very wealthy finance calculus to really spend behind the politics and policy of our country. i'm constantly claimed that they have a moral superiority based upon the right to the individual, to speak up the rights of the free press. just recently we celebrated once again, so cold, weld, free press. they, i think every a will free press phase, celebrated and trumpeted. we must look at anyone who makes mention of it and say, if i don't mentioned julia, so if anyone points out the obvious hypocrisy that you are allowed to deliver any message so long as it's in june, with the interests of fine until interest in finding american imperialism, but if you speak against them, your rapidly move to be shut down,

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not because the high court that has granted julian dishonest, the right to appeal his extradition to the us, where he faces life in prison. if he's convicted on espionage charges, there was a blow and now has a renew chance to fight for his freedom. earlier my colleague nicky arian was discussing these latest developments and what was being an incredibly lensky saga for songs with all t correspondent marina consider. of course the ruling a means that assigns will not be expedited within 24 hours, but essentially which is good. but essentially doesn't change anything because it means that he can continue appealing, which he has been doing for years, and he's being persecuted from all the way back in 2010. when all of this started after his website, which leak, so released the information up, it was basically expose the us military's actions abroad in particular and the rock and of down to sound, which we'll get to. and the 2nd and all of a sudden, after that rate charges, random rate charges appeared in sweet and where he was at the moment at that moment . and after that that prompted

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