wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team for national enchong thomas for the glad to have you with us now saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in yemen's capital sanaa local media and eyewitnesses say that at least in two airstrikes have been carried out according to our correspondent in about a dozen houses were also hit in the bombardment civilian casualties are feared as some of the buildings have collapsed i would use is also described massive explosions and warplanes flying over the city this comes after saudi air defenses intercepted a able to stick missile fired from yemen last saturday aimed at the international airport in no he got earlier on friday a senior u.s. air force official said that a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday originated in iran. where the iranian markings on those missiles. has been de

he makes founder julian assange says that u.k. prosecutors have admitted email exchanges concerning his case. and german police authorities investigate allegations. other state services. thanks for joining us just gone past eleven pm here in the russian capital. this is r.t. international. our top story a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore in reining in markings according to a senior u.s. air force official. read more of these are the business. that's been demonstrated and there are pictures there that to me that connects the two who are in terms of who supply. missiles and their capability overseas are now investigating how the missile could have been smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia really recused around of direct military aggression by supplying missiles to rebels which iran has denied the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range. political commentator and writer abdel bari atwan thinks it's too soon to come to a

wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his k. . broadcasting monitor reference to his moscow this is hard to international thomas glad to have you with us saudi it led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in yemen's capital sanaa local media and eye witnesses say that at least two air strikes have been carried out according to our correspondent i'm out a dozen houses were also hit in the bombardment civilian casualties are feared as some of the buildings have collapsed i would use is also described massive explosions and warplanes flying over the city local journalist hussein. now fill us in on the situation that it was. just try to. get the dentistry over defense. of the. city and third just that i caused a good assad the neighborhood about twenty meters of their ministry of defense it has actually flattened the city hall and damaging another nine houses in that area to be able to has been actually taken being taken from that they have a hospital b

wiki leaks founder julian assange says that u.k. prosecutors have admitted deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. german police or thora to investigate allegations that matthew gangs have infiltrated its ranks and other state services. are getting me to manage the harvey this is art the international. purses are three people have been injured in southwest france after a car rammed into a crowd the incident happened near a school in the community of blood and yak the driver of the car has reportedly been detained the reason behind the incident is still at this point unclear ringgit dates on that developing story as soon as they come in. another major story today a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels in targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore raimi and markings now that's according to a senior u.s. air force official authorities are now investigating how the missile was smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia's crown prince has accused iran of direct military aggression by supplyin

wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. for our studios in moscow this is our national i'm john thomas really glad to have you with us saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in the capital of sanaa i would disagree also confirm those strikes they described massive explosions and say that coalition jets have been flying over the city a local journalist hussein. who is in sanaa now told us his take. it was three saudi air strike two. targeted the ministry of defense near the wall of sanaa city and third the strike lasted a good assad the neighborhood is about twenty meters from the ministry of defense and it has actually flattened the city home and damaging another nine houses in that area be able has been actually taken been taken from the rubble and they have a hospital but still get out of dozens of be able which is still under the rubble when i was on my way to this to do you still can hear. the fighter jets fly in. and i think wi

and wiki leaks founder julian assange says the u.k. prosecutors have admitted did lead to an e-mail exchanges concerning his case. because he didn't see you thanks for joining us this hour my name's neil harvey this is r.t. international. go straight to our top story a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore in rainy and markings that's according to a senior u.s. air force of fish. then i read more of these are businesses. as they demonstrated and there are pictures there that to me that connects the dots to who i am in terms of who supply. missiles and their capability or forty's and are investigating how the missile was smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo saudi arabia earlier accused iran of direct military aggression by supplying missiles to the rebels will she run tonight. some i am going to end it while we do not even have the ability to transfer missiles to yemen it's the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range. it's called commentato

interview with wiki leaks founder julian assange explained. why. he kind of connection with him. and this is just another way. his. inquiry a lie. it's over it's. human rights violations in nigeria. headlines for a wednesday live from moscow this is a national thanks for joining us. north korea has announced it successfully tested a nuclear capable intercontinental ballistic missile it is the first missile test since september. south korea the u.s. and japan all reported detecting this test missile now the missile is reported to be north korea's most powerful to date it landed almost a thousand kilometers off the west coast of japan and during its flight it reached a height of more than ten times that of the international space station that's according both to a statement by north korea to an initial estimates by the us. south korean military now if directed differently jonghyun claims the missile could reach any target on american soil and a few minutes after detecting the launch south korea staged its own missile exercise. strike a missile launched by south korea took place nea

and wikileaks, julian assange tweeted, i cannot confirm the alleged dms from donald trump jr. doesn't keep such records and it clearly doesn't have the full context. however, even those published by the atlantic showed that one, wikileaks loves its pending publications. and ignores those who asks for details. trump jr. was rebuffed just like cambridge analytica in both cases, wikileaks had publically teased the publications. he goes on. number two, wikileaks can be effective at convincing even high-professional people that it is their interest to promote links to its publications. back now with the panel. anna, how do you see this? >> it's surreal. honest to goodness, it's the kind of stuff where you say to yourself, can we be in reality here? you can't make this stuff up. first of all, it's no coincidence it's jump jr. they're going after again, he is the weak eest link. and also the one that the russian lawyer contacted to say, hey, i got dirt that we can share with you there's obviously a sense that we're dealing with twiddle dumb. hi, we have something to tell you, the sim

himself. >> so you believe this is julian assange?ect. and if more proof were needed the suggestion that a man was held up in the u.s. embassy for five plus years and should be named to the ambassador of the united states, that is classic julian assange. it has his name written all over it. and that was one of the suggestions made to trump junior. look, here's how we can help you defeat hillary clinton, here's how we can help you regain the narrative from scandals about your father, sexual harassment claims, et cetera. the difference though it is so dunderheaded, it is so obvious. and for it to be conducted by a direct message on twitter where wikileaks communications can be hacked, donald trump, jr. is probably being listened to by foreign governments all over the world, it's idotic. this is the thing that strikes me the most. this is more get smart by james bond. >> speaking of, michael antonio, you know the trumps well. what about don junior forwarded the e-mails to those at the highest levels in the trump campaign? >> well, there'

"my name is also eric." [ laughter ] "yes, i know, my name is julian assange." julian, i'm eric." "hi, eric. we have interesting information on the clinton campaign." "who does?" "me, julian assange." [ laughter ] now, this news adds more context to what we already know about the trump campaign's interests in obtaining hillary's e-mails and its relationship with wikileaks. of course, we already know don jr. and several other trump campaign aides, including one who has since been indicted, actively sought dirt on hillary clinton from the russians. and now we know that, on admittedly a limited basis, don jr. did communicate with wikileaks. take this exchange, for example. after trump adviser roger stone foreshadowed the hacked e-mails by tweeting wednesday, "hillary clinton is done, #wikileaks." don jr. then actively sought out wikileaks to find out what they had planned, writing, "what's behind this wednesday leak i kept reading about?" amazing. he literally inquired in writing about a potential crime. don jr. is the kind of guy who, if he ever robbed a bank, wou

and twenty thirteen and sweden wanted to burn after reading those e-mails that's according to julian assange now we can also tell you that there is a lawyer in an upcoming information tribunal surrounding these latest developments that are going to be heard in london next week who has said that these potential revelations could have had some impact on the amount of time that the assad case has dragged out for serious questions must be asked about the role of the crown prosecution service had the swedes interviewed a songe back in two thousand and ten one wonders whether this case would have continued for such a long time we have to remember that julian assange has been staying here at the dorian embassy in london since the summer of twenty twelve and organizations such as the united nations have found his detention to be arbitrary and this swedish prosecution has already dropped the rape allegations that were brought against him initially so obviously these this is now seen as quite crucial information in terms of what this could have meant for the amount of time he has been staying here in

you know, phil, we just got these tweets from julian assange.read it to you and our viewers. i cannot confirm the alleged dm, direct messages from donald trump jr. to wikileaks. wikileaks did not keep such records and the atlantic's presentation is edited and clearly does not have the full context. however, even those published by the atlantic show that, one, wikileaks loves its pending publications and ignores those asked for details. trump junior was rebuffed just like cam cal. in both cases wikileaks had publicly teased the publications. thousands of people asked about them. two, wikileaks can be very effective at convincing even high profile people that it is in their interest to promote links to its publications. go ahead, react. >> now, let me ask a couple questions to julian assange since he's so willing to speak. number one, who reached out to don junior and is it a supposed transparency agency. has wikileaks reached out to one candidate and not another. number two, if mr. as sang wants to address that he's so transparent, can he show me

julian assange is bold. now when you see this, you're going to be talking about the trump campaign is not just complicit in these activities, but they were in active communications and actively working with them. granted, they didn't say everything, they didn't come back all the time, but you started seeing effects. julian assange would send an e-mail. no response pack to julian assange, but what julian assange asked for would come into play in the campaign. >> legally speaking, katie, where does this fit, if at all? >> well, you know, it's interesting that now instead of relying upon the integrity of an individual to be in compliance with an investigation, you now actually find something like wikileaks being the gold st standard bearer in terms of what the contact was with the trump campaign and russians leading up to the election. so wikileaks has become the arbiter of the truth. wikileaks has disclosed and revealed contacts that have not been disclosed or revealed voluntarily and that's why it's compellin

government being found in breach of their international the geisha and we have to remember that julian assange has been seeing here at the door an embassy in london since the summer of twenty twelve and organizations such as the united nations have found his detention to be arbitrary and this swedish prosecution have already dropped the rape allegations that were brought against him initially so obviously these this is now seen as quite crucial information in terms of what this could have meant for the amount of time he has been staying here in london. british human rights campaign the peter tatchell believes that these dizzy to do move significant impact on the sundays case. and that does call into question what was deleted and why we know that in an earlier request the crown prosecution service responding to a freedom of information request did redact the fact that it had advised the swedish lawyers not to come to london to be redrawn asar in the process and the only way this was found out was because the italian reporter who made that f.l.y. request to the u.k. authorities made a similar th

it's the united states which has issues with julian assange so it's not only mutual day i think rely on a fridge a similar tactics take for example the atlantic piece that i already mentioned it's full of contempt for wiki leaks and its mode of operation but on the other hand the whole narrative is based on the leaked i suppose initially confidential message exchanged between the regular. junior is that a fair game now reserving the right of privacy and leaks for yourselves but denying them to your opponent. yes. that's very confusing and i don't think that's the way it should work at all because it's basically using a that platform and it's in my view an issue about to be critics itself that. stop that sort of practice at least to remain. independent otherwise it's just like call it a tabloid press you can this year with their efforts the leaks efforts to reach out to. jr but i know you also had difficulties with getting the media and the authorities interested in the kind of information you were hoping to provide how else would you try to build those relationships because from what

just a few days after julian assange announced that wiki leaks had possession of the d.n.c. leaked e-mails julian assange and others have insinuated that seth rich was the one who leaked the information to wiki leaks and many others including donna brazil say that's ridiculous but if she thinks seth rich was just killed by a random robbery gone wrong which is what the police say then what we're going to drop into a discussion about how tough it was to work at the be. consistent with course was killed during the campaign did you feel under threat every day you felt under a threat for a muggings gone wrong on what. it should be honestly believed that the rich was killed by a bizarre accident then this would be like saying yes. after one of my employees died from choking on a hamburger i started locking my doors and looking over my shoulder to make sure that no all beef grilled patties were coming after me as well. but it seems miss brazil must have noticed that she said something wrong because suddenly she shifted course did you feel under threat every day especially when dona

they attached a quote from hillary clinton wanting to drone julian assange. an hour and a half later, trump jr. responds. already does that today, it's amazing what she can get away with. >> this exchange shows this was a two-way exchange. two-way street. >> what you're seeing here is, this repeated effort by russians and/or their agents to reach out to officials from the trump campaign and try to put out dirt and damaging material on hillary clinton. >> so the president -- year a friend of vladimir putin, he just met with him. he believed him when he said putin didn't hack the u.s. election. he's since back pedaled on that he did imply that he is not on board with imposing new sanctions on russia which congress is requiring him 20 do by january. here's what he said today. >> people don't realize, russia's been very heavily sanctioned. they were sanctioned at a very high level. and that took place very recently. it's now time to get back to healing a world that is shattered and broken. >> certainly would sound like he's not leaning in the direction of doing t

hijacks the state owned channel to tell viewers that what they are watching is not a coup and julian assange ambassador in waiting toys with donald trump jr on twitter we begin with saudi arabia where seismic political changes are taking place with media angles galore earlier this month under the pretext of fighting corruption saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the arrest of dozens of people including royal family members ministers and businessmen among them two of the arab world's biggest media moguls days later been solomon summoned lebanon's prime minister saad hariri to the saudi capital upon his arrival in riyadh hariri was reportedly handed a speech a resignation speech that he. later read out on a saudi owned t.v. station channel own by one of the media barons just taken into custody the surprise announcement and the manner in which it was delivered fueled speculation that the saudis were holding her against his will hariri later appeared in a live interview this time on a lebanon based network that he owns future t.v. he tried unconvincingly to argue he was a free man wh

only from at&t. >>> julian assange has weighed in on the news.e tweeted, i cannot confirm the alleged dms from donald trump jr. wikileaks doesn't keep such records and it clearly doesn't have the full context. however, even those published by the atlantic showed that one, wikileaks loves its pending publications. number two, wikileaks can be effective at convincing even high-professional people that it is their interest to promote links to its publications. >> it's the kind of stuff where you say you can't make this stuff up. he is the weakest link and also the one that the russian lawyer contacted to say, hey, i got dirt that we can share with you there's obviously a sense that we're dealing with twiddle dumb. hi, we have something to tell you, the simple ways that they talk, the language, says they thought going after trump junior was an effective fishing mechanism, and it worked. i think the overwhelming amount of circumstantial evidence means you have to suspend disbelief. it goes back to the point that this mushroom cloud keeps growing and g

and they in a pseudo trumpian voice, julian assange, tough guy. that's what you should use the float the idea of julian assange as ambassador to the trust australia. >> right. but then the most troubling thing of this exchange by far is when on election night at 6:35 p.m. on election night, when all the prognosis had hillary clinton winning by a landslide, wikileaks is reaching out to the oldest son of the republican nominee who at that point seems to be losing, do not concede this election. challenge it. which aligns with what we saw russian intelligence, like the game plan that russian intelligence was putting out. we saw that in the dn ireport that came out last january. so they're pushing this extremely harmable, dangerous tactic. we should say donald trump jr. did not respond to that. but to tell the republican nominee to not accept the election results is -- i mean, that's jaw-dropping. >> i agree. that is the most jaw-dropping moment in the exchange, and for the two reasons you note. one is the huge part of the russia propaganda efforts as

results of the election as rigged and requesting that the president-elect tell australia to appoint julian assangei assange. i believe these came out because they were turned over by donald trump jr.'s lawyers. ken what are you hearing? >> right. i spoke to a congressional source who said this comported with understanding of the facts and in the story donald trump jr. lawyer's is not contesting. these seem to be direct messages from wikileaks. this is remarkable because mike pompeo said think are a hostile non-state service. they made these public, doing russia's bidding. here is donald trump jr. mostly receiving, apparently writing back to wuk wikileaks. >> this is one believable. we're sitting at the table saying, are you kidding me? think back during the election. roger stone, he kept -- another one here who kept hinting there were things to be released and hillary clinton would be done after certain things would come up and but denied there was anything nefarious going on with russia, hint, hint, maybe yes, maybe no. we look at this and nowicki leeks is a vassal organization of the russian int

hackers and activists like the wiki leaks founder julian assange and the former british secret service agent an emotional they want to support the complete surveillance of our society they oppose intelligence agencies governments and corporations and for this they are threatened hounded and imprisoned. why are they so committed to what drives them. to. san francisco california. the cradle of our modern day. puter industry home to creative technicians and visionaries hackers and whistleblowers. in a suburb of san francisco lives the godfather of all whistleblowers. daniel ellsberg . and probably the only whistleblower that i know of who can make a living as a lecture because i'm the one who was put on trial for a hundred fifteen years i'm the one who isn't involved in the president being resigning because of his crimes against me so he made me notorious enough. that i can make a living here who looks and ellsberg studied economics science at harvard in the one nine hundred fifty s. after graduating he enrolled like many fellow whistleblowers in the military. and of. you she courage here

julian assange was an operative for russia. the same person that the president when he was a candidate, i love julian assange. i love wikileaks. we have mike pompeo who has called him and wikileaks a nonstate organization that is an intelligence organization that is hostile to the united states. >> so how do they put that together? if it's hostile, why are we dealing with them? >> good question. >> mr. sypher, what is the story here? what do you make of this? this is all new to me that an organization like wikileaks becomes a conduit for the russians, agit prop, if you will. what do you make of it in our candidate's team including his son are dealing with them? >> well, this, again, fits that pattern of a constant failure to do the right thing. all of these people over time, they had months and months and months for somebody in that campaign to say accepting stolen documents from a hostile power is wrong. dealing with an organization that has published hundreds of thousands of classified cia, state department, dod cables is wro

we know the name of the person who was the go between for roger stone and julian assange." on capitol hill and you're breaking this story. what more are you learning at this hour? >> roger stone revealed to the house intelligence committee the name of this intermediary, a person who had contacts with julian assange during the campaign season and also conversations with roger stone himself and the name is randy. randy is a new york radio personality who did have conversations with both stone and assange during the campaign season. in fact, they were guests on both of his shows and the question has really emerged on capitol hill about who this individual was. this intermediary of sorts because when roger stone came before the house intelligence committee earlier this year, he was asked about a number of issues and one thing he would not reveal was the name of this individual because he said he had an off the record conversation with this person. he said he did not want to betray that agreement, did not reveal the name of the source. we know he has revealed this and now, he h

founder julian assange says that u.k. prosecutors have admitted to leaving e-mail exchanges concerning his case. my colleague takes the helm and next hour for an in-depth look at today's top stories but for now it's cross talk where they tackle the dysfunction gripping both political parties in washington stay with us. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered. politics that's what many are saying after the d.n.c. chair donna brazil claimed bernie sanders was cheated in the primary but the rigging goes further the g.o.p. establishment didn't embrace then nor now are both parties at war with themselves. cross talking parties in crisis i'm joined by my guest him black in washington he's a political analyst commentator and host of the tim black show in new york we have steve malzberg he is a conservative political commentator and in cairo we cross loria he is an independent journalist former wall street. journal correspondent and author of how i lost my hillary clinton with the forward by julian assange all

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and the wikileaks account, believed to be from julian assange.d over to investigators. and last night trump jr. released the exchanges that began on september 20th, 2016. 49 days before polls closed, the wikileaks account warned about a new anti-trump website and gave trump jr. the password that wikileaks said it guessed. trump jr. wrote back 12 hours ladder, off the record, i don't know who that is, but i'll ask around. and another source familiar with the congressional investigators into russian interference told "the atlantic" that on the same day, trump jr. did ask around, e-mailing other senior campaign officials, including steve bannon, kellyanne conway, digital media director, brad parscal and jared kushner. kushner apparently forwarded the e-mail to press aide, hope hicks. >> who's saying this morning, thank, for forwarding that -- >> on october 3rd, wikileaks asked trump jr. to push a story that hillary clinton allegedly wanted to drone assange. trump jr. replied, already did that earlier today. it's amazing what she can get away with. a

julian assange would send an e-mail. what he asked for would come into play in the campaign. >> absolutely. even down to the fact, sara, that these direct messages which don jr. released himself, he went ahead and released his correspondence the times he responded. but even when he didn't reply back, he would sometimes do it. wikileaks said, hey, you should let us release your correspondence and instead he just released them himself. so it did seem in certain instances he was responding to the instructions or the suggestions even if he wasn't responding to them. wikileaks has gotten away for quite some time with presenting itself as a transparency organization. in your view, was it ever or did it change into something else over time? >> maybe in the very beginning there were people involved with wikileaks who did see it as an organization that was trying to bring radical transparency to governments. but it was always in balance, it always focused on more free governments. the more closed a government was, the less likely

so julian assange can come back.hy not have released your dad's tax returns to us but when we attack hillary, we are more -- >> dana: i've never -- and all these years, have we ever seen the russians be this ham-handed? it seems kind of strange to me. >> greg: the press is so upset about these emails. meanwhile, they see bradley manning and now chelsea manning a hero. we are not fans of wikileaks. none of us are. those emails are a little weird. but it's a one-sided affair. i saw may be two from donald jr. the other stuff was wikileaks. the point being a lot of people think chelsea manning is a hero. why do they care about this? >> dana: one thing i thought the attorney general and the administration has not done well enough and they could've had a better answer today, a couple senator sasse devout future elections and what was the administration doing to help prevent meddling in future elections. and there doesn't seem to be any "there" they are. could be one thing they are showing to be proactive going forward. >>

i never communicated in any way with julian assange and this fact-free charge is analogous to pizzagaterous conspiracies. just because uz found this material used, idea this was higher level plot or plan is itself a conspiracy. want your response. >> absolutely. kind of quote referencing pizzagate turns it back into your face and is meant to be provocative. and just because solicited that doesn't mean you don't talk to jared kushner every single day. >> jared kushner seems to have a disclosure problem. there are rules, some backed by federal laws about what you have to provide for security clearance and meeting with congress. and fact he's making mistakes, we're always fair here, doesn't mean underlying problem. doesn't prove it in sense of court of law. yet, as just came up with missing e-mails according to bipartisan feedback he got from investigators, view was he was not forking over stuff on wikileaks contact which comes after not forking over material on russia meetings. your view knowing him. >> you have to go with occam's razor here. failed to make multiple disclosures. seems to

but you have to understand, julian assange, let's take the perception that he's operating as a juniorce. he now knows that that information, based on the hundred 40 something times donald trump said wikileaks, i love wikileaks, he saw himself as a power player in the white house machinations in this election. then once they were elected there, he saw himself as technically a virtual ambassador of information. we're seeing all these things play together. we talk about donald trump jr. and you find out it plays even deeper. >> yeah, because those contacts were direct. let's talk about jared kushner. an e-mail chain described a former senator and deputy head of russia's central bank, close to putin, as wanting trump to attend an event on the sidelines of a national rifle association convention in louisville, kentucky, in may of 2016. the e-mail also suggests he was seeking to meet with high level trump campaign officials during the convention and he may have had a message for trump from putin. so this is directly attempting to contact members of the trump family right up until the conven