julian assange has always denied that they got him the email. and here's something very odd. rr team never interviewed julian massage.ue he wanted to be interviewed, but they didn't. t why not? you know why, because the truth was never the point. glenn greenwald cofounded the inter-sap. we disagree probably on a lot politically, but from day one he has taken an enormous amount of abuse for being skeptical of the russia story. we are happy to have him on tonight. i can't get past this one question. and you probably know more about this than anybody i know personally.ny the question of how did the emails get from the dnc server to wikileaks? it is starting to look like they were leaked by a dnc staffer who was mad that the hillary campaign was siding with the dnc. do you think that's how they got there? how did they get to wikileaks? >> i don't think we know. that was the point all along. the original heresy inte russiagate that got many of us expelled from the halls of decent company was questioning the declaration from security state agencies who have a history of lying, decla

all of that money and gave it sort of and what did hillary clinton by was she very angry with julian assange should edward snowden what did you and sometimes reveal he revealed what she said member bernie sanders said you must be given some great speeches for 3 quarters of a $1000000.00 you know 20 minute speeches each and and we now know thanks to a claim is that julian assange gave us that material. you know who we can do to learn sitting you know with lloyd blankfein one of the architects of the whole wall street us all she says you guys are so smart you have to come with me to washington to fix these economic problems and that's what was revealed that's at the heart of russia that is it you know what were the big c. rist a big influence had nothing to do with numbers in that provinces and screwing around the internet and had to do with real it revealing up to desk that who was up to his eyeballs in all this stuff was out to attack bernie and undermine him and it revealed the content of hillary clinton's shameless speeches to wall street where she defended and she said what a smart guy yo

a $1000000.00 you know 20 minute speeches each and and we now know thanks to a claim is that julian assange gave us that material through wiki leaks who learned sitting there with lloyd blankfein one of the architects of the whole wall street us all she says you guys are so smart you have to come with me to washington to fix these economic problems and that's what was revealed that's at the heart of russia that is it you know what were the big c. rist a big influence had nothing to do with numbers in that provinces and screwing around the internet and had to do with real it reveal not the desk now who was up to his eyeballs in all this stuff was out to attack bernie and undermine him and not reveal the content of hillary clinton's shameless speeches to wall street where she defended and she said you had a smart guy you'll know how to fix this problem will donald trump was running on the pain of ordinary americans who had lost their houses who we've had no improvement of income equality and since clinton was president in a little bit at time we have a lot of suffering out there for all peopl

we can fix founder julian assange has his extradition face pushed back to september keeping him behind bars for over 18 months we'll hear from larry love who what he's owed us extradition case back in 2018. and so this final year primary school children could be the 1st to return to the classroom at the beginning of the june as teachers and unions caution that it could be too soon i'll be talking to a scientist specializing in children's health. the government's plan to reopen the british economy could mean companies making sweeping changes to workplaces that's as the prime minister calls on the global community to help fund research into a covert 900 vaccine as britain looks set to ramp up testing tracking and tracing of cases because he's and he joins me now with the latest. the deaths continue to 4 and the focus is now on how companies can safely reopen. absolutely yes that death toll dropping significantly today with those figures being released by the government of 229 people having sadly lost their lives in the most recent 24 hour period in hospitals after having tested positive

wiki leaks founder julian assange launches his extradition case pushed back to september keeping him behind bars for over 18 months. abelson the pubs and restaurant owners consider legal action against insurers who refused to cover losses incurred due to the pandemic we hear from the founder of covert claims is a group for small business owners. the health secretary's announced plans to trawl the coronavirus test track and trace up on the odds of whites but the deputy chief medical officer admits that scientists don't know if the virus antibodies give recovered patients immunity that says the government looks to reopen the british economy but with companies making sweeping changes to workplaces. and he joins me now with the latest what more then do we know about the track and trace approach. well matt hancock and now seeing that the government would be going ahead with their tracking tracing strategy and lance in the launch of a detroit of the new tracing now this app he says is going to be rolled out on the isle of wight which he says will be the perfect environment for this test be

news are called foreign agents for the 1st time we know exactly how and who he legally spied on julian assange every word and movement within the ecuadorian embassy when he was stuck there as a political prisoner we also know about other plans to possibly kidnap or poison him this breaking news is a sordid tale of a. it's been revealed thanks to an in-depth investigation by the gray zone the story involves the cia 2 presidents of aqua door and israeli bodyguard and at least one billionaire sociopathic donald trump puppet care whose name i won't say.

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news are called foreign agents for the 1st time we know exactly how and who he legally spied on julian assange angie's every word and movement within the ecuadorian embassy when he was stuck there as a political prisoner we also know about other plans to possibly kidnap or poison him this breaking news is a sordid tale that has been revealed thanks to an in-depth investigation by the gray zone the story involves the cia to president of aqua door and israeli bodyguard and at least one billionaire sociopathic donald trump puppet kia whose name i won't say on television but it rhymes with sheldon adelson. no i meant blau than daddles. let's start at the beginning join us on who was in the ecuadorian embassy starting in 2012 seeking refuge from political persecution you see it turns out that when you reveal the heinous true crimes of the largest empire the world has ever known an empire no life he so a staunch had to hide at one door then hired a security form called the u.c. global to oversee security in the embassy and to protect us on the co-founder of u.c. global is a man named david morale is

the world's most famous publisher julian assange then wash your hands and join the underground by following up on you tube twitter facebook found that instagram. years ago there was a global solidarity to annihilate the scourge of notches from here the soviet union and its western allies prevailed against nazi germany today such global solidarity is so we missing in the current. in what is very necessary solidarity. if. you bought in the end you will be. this is a real or operation in their dying why are some of the wealthier neighborhoods it's been far more contained in the numbers are much lower than some of the more a neighborhood that we're working with given sources outside of the state is there just so it's here so i think that it is. the. i think it's safe to say to call the night scene will be remembered the world over as one of the most trying things of 2020 by the end of more.

london as the world renowned human rights barrister has defended everyone from wiki leaks founder julian assange to brazilian president lula co-founder of dowdy street chambers jeffrey robinson q.c. jeffrey thanks for coming back on before i even get to coronavirus actually want to talk about terrorism given you've defended people unjustly accused of terrorism but let's go to the cia which theoretically protects us from terrorism just take us through the interpol red notice this week on the case of a child jake killing in this country of a british subject by an alleged cia spy well the tragic is certainly the word for it was a 19 year old boy on a bike and a large american car came at him almost wrong side of the road and he was killed knocked over and died in agony made of that night is parents see just the drive through the run and sucralose was a cia wife probably operative in the times and she was very quickly taken out of the country by. her american boss probably by her husband she's guilty she's admitted choose driving on the wrong side of the globe terrible accident groups but if the rul

london is the world renowned human rights barrister has defended everyone from wiki leaks founder julian assange to brazilian president lula co-founder of down the street chambers jeffrey robinson q.c. jeffrey thanks for coming back on before i even get to coronavirus actually want to talk about terrorism given you a defended people on just accused of terrorism but let's go to the cia which theoretically protects us from terrorism just take us through the interpol red notice this week on the case of a tragic killing in this country of a british subject by an alleged cia spy well that is certainly.

and julian assange has extradition hearing has been delayed until september that decision made today in a london courtroom mainly due to keep witnesses unable to travel to the u.k. because of the pandemic also not in attendance due to his poor health the u.s. is seeking to extradite the wiki leaks founder to face 17 felony charges under the espionage act for publishing national defense documents. and over to puerto rico once again rattled by another earthquake over the weekend a $5.00 quake knocked the power out there forcing the relocation of about 50 families several buildings were also damaged residents on the island are still living in shelters from previous quakes earlier this year and the governor says those families that have to relocate will not be placed in shelters because of coronavirus concerns. and joe biden donald trump in the race to the white house these 2 men with very. our political views have one thing and common both are accused of sexual assault but is the mainstream media treating them equally we're going to discuss that and then over at sports regina hamm takes

let me ask you -- can i ask you about your relationship with julian assange?peak with his mother sometimes. he's in a dire position, and i hope it turns out the way it should be. >> users visit your si, w do you want them to walk away with? how do you want them to feel? >> less lonely. maybe they have a creative emotional connection, friendship with other people. >> reporter: for "good morning america", paula faris, abc news, new york. >> thanks to paula for that. now let's go to ginger. >>> thank you so much. george. we have another way to access helpful information that is during this emergency that we're all in. instagram is actually launching something called guides. it's a new way for people to discover content in the app, and "gma" is excited to be part of the initial group of publishers that are collaborating on that launch. so guides will be focused on wellness and mental health at first and that's to support people during covid-19. you can check out our first guide on @goodmorningamerica. that's our instagram profile. it's up right now, five things i

would not be able to be physically present but what that does mean is that the wiki leaks founder julian assange will essentially at that point have been in the prison just behind me for well over a year without trial and essentially without even presenting any evidence in court now as we know he is wanted he is wanted by the united states to be extradited that they want him to face trial he's been indicted by the united states on 17 counts under the espionage act they want him to face trial for spying and publishing classified documents relating to the war in iraq and afghanistan was one of conspiracy to hack government computers to publish these documents if found guilty in the united states he would face and sentence be guilty and be sentenced to 175 years behind bars of course here in the united kingdom june of songs restored back into the public eye last year. where british police dramatically and infamously hold him out of london's ecuadorian embassy where judas so it was seeking political asylum for almost 70 is he then was put hits about prison serving a 50 week sentence for skipping bel

road a virus when it comes to civil liberties i think tried the world's most famous publisher julian assange gentil then wash your hands and join me on the ground by following up on you tube twitter facebook fans at instagram. divided the in 18 will be. pleased. or operation dying while some of the wealthier neighborhoods it's been far more contained in the numbers are much lower than some of the more a neighborhood star city is because we think we're working with can source outside of the state is there just so it's here so i think that it was. welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is our 2 u.k. . the british prime minister is not down exit strategy continues to unravel ahead of a showdown in the house of commons as westminster finally advice is face covering on public transport but scotland says it's too risky to start easing measures discussing the plans with an intensive care consultant a little later. the russian president announces that the working period will end tomorrow but the ban on mass gatherings will remain in place we get live reaction from

the world's most famous publisher julian assange then wash your hands and join the underground by following up on you tube twitter facebook found that instagram. welcoming of us were around the world live from central london this is our 2 u.k. . the prime minister admits the parts of the country could come out of lockdown the different times as both scotland and wales disagree with the government's plans for the measures at risk youth in bali a position that accuses the government of failing to produce covert 19 safety guidelines for workers and calls for a national consensus. the russian president announces that the normal working period will end tomorrow put the ban on mass gatherings will remain in place we'll be getting reaction from moscow. and also the size of the government considers changes to its context tracing power but amid concerns about privacy and security i'll get reaction from a previous exposure to. the prime minister has admitted that different areas of the country could come out of lockdown at different times after leaders of the regional government said his plans were t

would not be able to be physically present but what that does mean is that the wiki leaks founder julian assange will essentially at that point have been in the prison just behind me for well over a year without charge without trial and essentially without even presenting any evidence in court now as we know he is wanted he is wanted by the united states to be extradited that they want him to face trial he's been indicted by the united states on 17 counts under the espionage they want him to face trial for spying and publishing classified documents relating to the war in iraq and afghanistan was one of conspiracy to hack government computers to publish these documents now if found guilty in the united states he would face and sentence be guilty and be sentenced to 175 years behind bars of course here in the united kingdom june the songs were started back into the public last year. where british police dramatically and infamously hold him out of london's ecuadorian embassy where journalists about prison serving a 15 week sentence for skipping and 2012 and since then his campaign is and supporters

i would love if the c-span people could bring on or interview someone like a snowden or a julian assangeor take the c-span bus where these people are to interview them, or discuss topics such as benghazi or people having private servers. host: gotcha. thank you for those suggestions. if those people want to be interviewed by us, i'm sure we could accommodate. from florida, this is guy. hello. caller: i would like to mention -- i am from the orange medical group in south florida. what we noticed was a disaster unfolding. there is but the bungling of keeping testing from the public for seven weeks by the cdc. perfect storm was enforcing a lockdown quarantine of 97% of the population of families not knowing who is detected or not and they spread the disease 300% to 400% faster. the cycle of the disease, two to three weeks from the point of contraction to peak infection -- it is always two or three weeks -- if you take the published justr nationwide will we conducted a study of the top 10. there were three deaths on the the weekk, 3-15, before new york issued a stay-at-home order. three week