welcome back before yesterday's extradition hearing the tortured wiki leaks publisher julian assange is going underground and ahmed went to belmarsh prison in south east london to speak to julian assange just father john shipton this is what he had to say it was very emotional for you to see julian off the soviets quote quote quote moving speech graphics through recently the last couple of months since his arrest has been growing public support is stupid oh well. yes we. it's been my. view and it's quite. hard particularly is to. say the world washington post had a positive it tory. as opposed to it to. the. 2 newspapers that if it said nothing good about julian for years. and on that note do you think that this sudden change into the mainstream media is due to the fact that since you're going to be like this being. so off i want to ask an object using these newspapers are finally realizing that julian's freedoms that it's yes. it's a bit light but welcome aboard get things. right and just finally is julian sparrow of course the famed for years is his spirit still is still strong and

on the day julian assange this was arrested. nobody should stand above the law and i agree with that statement as long as the rule of law prevails now there are 2 program conditions for this in the 1st place is that we have a justice system which is impartial and fair and to be trusted and secondly the misdeeds not to speak of crimes committed by states or individuals are brought into the public eye and this case is not simply about julian my sons were reka leaks it's about the freedom of the press it's about democracy the british government has been telling china and medicare about democracy and hong kong jeremy hunt and now a contender of course to be the next prime minister along with your resume they refer to it isn't just someone who's basically facing sex crime allegations and nothing to do with the big ideas you seem to be suggesting well i don't believe in that i don't believe in that in fact i would mention one other you mention china and you mentioned the british politicians i would like to mention pump by compare the

that culminate does not end with that getting marino to give up julian assange. also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher tact and 10221021 the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the law something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton abramson trump himself and pence and all the rest of them are desperately trying to pitch the world the planet that we live on into this war sorry i'm drifting of julian who we should all be focusing on because he is who the whole world should be focusing on him now because if we let the u.k. get away with allowing him to be extradited to the united states and we allow th

welcome back before yesterday's extradition hearing the tortured wiki leaks publisher julian assange is going underground went to belmarsh prison in south east london to speak to julian assange just father john shipton this is what he had to say it was a very emotional for you to see drilling off of so yeah it's quite quite moving speech graphics really recently the last couple of months since his arrest has been growing public support is stupid oh well. yes we. it's been my. that you and it's quite. possibly particularly is that. so the world washington post had a positive tauriel in the god you have a positive attitude. to newspapers that are for sid and nothing good about julian for years. and on that note do you think that this sudden change in here in the mainstream media is due to the fact that since general bead like it's being sold off of i want to ask you know jack you think these newspapers are finally realizing that julian's freedoms that it's yes. it's a bit late but welcome aboard again thinks is right and just finally is really inspiring of course that's been the fame f

palestine and yemen and britain now sending record levels of weapons to israel somebody like julian assange which willy nilly will be a progressive think thoughts why he chose to do the job that he chose to do that's why he's an activist that's why we mention him in the same breath as john pilcher because he cares about other people. he has some of the same qualities that jeremy cobain has i'm going to ask you what you would say to the british prime minister and would you think about what will happen to julian isn't here in london and whether indeed as some people say he might be killed what i would say to the british prime minister. i suspect that i mean i could say and i think 1st i'd say resign but after that obie for that i said before you resign think carefully about handing julian assange over to the americans except i think that would be a waste of my breath i think i need to speak directly to the british people i cannot use to raise a mag as a conduit to them caray to resumes beyond redemption and beyond help of any kind certainly for me in my view. tory she's a dyed in the wool pos

suffering some form of impoverishment in the united states he said he would hear them defending julian assange of wiki leaks of anything they might seem to be as part of those people who consider weiqi leaks a russian because that would organization you met julian as belmarsh prison from this chelsea manning of course refusing to testify against julian as. she's in solitary in the united states telling us a bit about julian's health. but can i just say very quickly. in that we've been talking about censorship by a mission on a huge scale a federal court ruled that but they have walls no russian connection with julian assange. but that he had constitutional rights to do as he did as a journalist and as a publisher and that has been completely know what julian's own condition is is. how do i put it it's very dangerous when i last saw him about 10 days ago. i was shocked. because he'd taken a loss well wait. he was isolated they seem to be imposing a. regime that must be punitive on him of isolation he's in the health when what they call the health care we all little wing of belmarsh prison but h

mission on a huge scale a federal court ruled that but they have walls no russian connection with julian assange. but that he had constitutional rights to do as he did as a journalist and publish and that has been completely know what julian's own condition is is. how do i put it it's very dangerous when i last saw him about 10 days ago. i was shocked because he'd taken his last fall wait. he was isolated they seem to be imposing a a regime that must be punitive on him of isolation he's in the health when what they call the health care we all little waiting of belmarsh prison but he's in a single cell and he told me that i see people walking by and i'd like to talk to them but i can't. category a prisoners murderers and all those who've committed serious crimes. are allowed to fraternise julian is not allowed to fraternize. he's not even allowed to telephone his american lawyers and he's facing extradition to the united states he had to wait 2 and a half months to see an optician. and they want to go to his glasses one of the lanes didn't work. he's being denied the right the right to to prepare

to blame their pathetic losses on julian assange and wiki leaks judge john cole of the u.s. dick district court of front of salt and delivered a devastating blow to the u.s. led conspiracy against wiki leaks founder julian assange a civil lawsuit filed in april 28th by the d.n.c. alleged wiki leaks was civilly liable for conspiring with the russian government to steal d.n.c. emails and data and leak them to the public the judge said if wiki leaks could be held liable for publishing then any media outlet could also be held liable ok no no no no hold on doesn't this judge realize that the only way we're going to get a song is with a wacko do conspiracy theories and the criminalization of journalism i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean this judge what do you think it's easy to frame an innocent man and indict him under asked me and i was trying to. trace work it takes a team of people with flexible morals and a digestive track that can handle cheap chinese delivery 5 times a week. and here judge cole is. all over dog hard fought conspiracy the d.n.c. h

london for this grilling on presumably allegations against you robert mueller didn't even talk to julian assange. for his reports and made allegations about then he said went on to say some government is that the president is kind of guilty until proven innocent according to us. know what if you make a. really sad. it's funny because when these. when his investigation began in the 1st half of 2017 i thought as a u.s. former u.s. marine this person would would have a lot of integrity but it's unfortunate that he repeated lies about a 1000000000 deal in iraq. yeah why did trump think that was a good guy to be running well you know i think. it was really a bad position and there is just so much misinformation being pushed out there by the media and its political opponents really rested their credibility on these false rumors going after the wiki leaks founder julian assange because. you know i i'm always very careful about not talking about george or i don't know about you know there's been so much wrong doing which was directly. directed at him . you know and using me as a way of damaging him in t

their credibility on these false it's not even true it was going after the wiki leaks founder julian assange because. you know i am always very careful about not talking about juror i don't know about you know there's been so much wrong doing which was directly. directed at him. you know and using me as a way of damaging him in the media well the u.n. says he's been tortured. what was the personal toll for you i know that michael flitter was on this program obviously sentence. what was it all of you i don't think he's been. sent a sentence but the but there's a shadow over him and these other people with the toll on you watch you know i think about the toll that it's had on our country and the world and i mean it's been tremendous challenge but you know i'm more concerned about the damage that it's done for so many other people you know a few of whom you named including general flynn etc which is just terrible believing that even the d.n.c. weapon is this going to end of this information for 2020 you think all these reports i mean well i think that's what's important from historic standpoint

loan i may say that they culminate does not end with getting moreno to give up julian assange.also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador as most important national park which is a travesty beyond all of. let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher attacks and 10221021 the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the little something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton a broom isn't trump himself and pence and all the rest of them are desperately trying to pitch the world the planet that we live on into the wall sorry i'm drifting of julian who we should all be focusing on because he is who the whole world should be focusing on him now because if we let the u.k. get away with allowing him to be extradited to the united states and we allow the

loan i may say that culminate does not end with getting marino to give up julian assange. also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patch or tax and 1022.

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official secrets act we see it here in the united states in spades with the upcoming trial of julian assange i'm afraid that this is the future and and it's a dark one but what of course says those afghan files that he leaked are not national security he described them as as nationally embarrassing how do you go straight in on me end up in the situation and what is that balance between protecting national security protecting the safety of perhaps agents work you know abroad and cetera and bringing abuses and breaking the law to the public eye. there actually is a legal definition of whistle blowing and that is bringing to light any evidence of waste fraud abuse illegality or threats to the public health or public safety there ought to be pardon fast whistleblower protection laws there are in many countries there is not in in australia and here in the united states there is not where it comes to intelligence and and defense affairs but there really need to be legal protections so people can can go confidently to their supervisors or to their legislature or even to the media to report crimes i

not talking about julian assange. if she's in the u.k. and wanted for sex trafficking in the united states, she'll be here in about two months. once the authorities in the united states charge her, she must formally be charged here because she has the right to know what she's being brought here for. then they ask the u.k. to extradite her. >> dana: she is accused of recruiting under age women. she has not been criminally charged. >> accusation come out of the mouths of the alleged victims but the government has yet to formally accuse her. >> dana: according to the new york times report, dale jeffrey epstein, that two guards slept through checks and did not check him. disclosures came as the guards and warden were removed. i understand the attorney general was asking for updates on this investigation every three hours. >> wouldn't surprise me. the justice department is not only embarrassed, it's angry. because the justice department, i think, was about to engage in negotiations with epstein and his lawyers. >> dana: to plead guilty? >> yes

during the election, 2015, 2016, julian assange was one such person. why is this moving so quickly?ushed it out and amplified it. the president is the largest amplifier of information in the world. it doesn't just stay in social media. it moves into mainstream media. now, people have to respond to it. they respond to it and point people to it, even if they weren't aware of it. you rebuit it, there's an argument of, whose side is it? it muddies the waters that the truth can't be known. it's a russian disinformation system we've seen overseas that's come to us. it's not the russians. >> but they will jump on and amplify it. >> he should be removed from office just for that tweet. blaming this on bill clinton and every republican who supports him should have to answer for that tweet. this isn't normal. he blamed the last president, bill clinton. and donald trump had a better, if not, similar relationship as bill clinton. that's why he's doing this, to deflect and republicans should have to answer for that tweet. >> i think it's dangerous. you have people commit acts of violence. cesar