and filmmakers john pilger who has been present at the extradition trial of wiki leaks founder julian assange is that has been taking place at london's old bailey john thanks for coming back on before we get to the testimony before we get to the amnesty international 40 n.g.o.s being barred the cia the burgling of lawyers if no one knew anything about julian assange to wiki leaks they might have known about the collateral murder video they just see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people all around the world that whose war crimes he exposed it with the leaks to bring about china or russia or one of the official enemy is but fine but this was about us he gave us too much truth he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the mirror it's them it's you that's is unforgivable crime. but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in who are unarmed we don't gun them down on law. we don't do oval things that the wiki leaks. the wiki leaks video has told u

collateral murder video and you see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people around the world that whose war crimes he exposed it where he lays well if a debate about china or russia or one of the official enemy is that's fine but this is about us he gave us too much truth. he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the maira it's then it's you that's his unforgivable crime but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in who are unarmed we don't govern them down on the law. we don't do all the things that the wiki leaks. the wiki leaks video has told us plus so much else our politicians and in the present circumstances it's almost a mockery to say so politicians don't really love i mean our press tells us the truth al media by and large few things wrong with that but by log. is a free media none of these things are true and the song was a son to represent what i would say is too much truth. it is the most important political trial of this century c

and filmmakers john pilger who has been present at the extradition trial of wiki leaks founder julian assange is that has been taking place at london's old bailey john thanks for coming back on before we get to the testimony before we get to the amnesty international 40 n.g.o.s being barred the cia the burgling of lawyers if no one knew anything about julian assange to wiki leaks they might have known about the collateral murder video they do see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people all around the world that whose war crimes he exposed that wiki leaks will open to bring about china or russia or one of the official animators but fine but this was about us he gave us too much truth. he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the maira it's then it's you that's his unforgivable crime but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in iran and we don't get them down on the line. we don't do.

and filmmakers john pilger who has been present at the extradition trial of wiki leaks founder julian assange is that has been taking place at london's old bailey john thanks for coming back on before we get to the testimony before we get to the amnesty international 40 n.g.o.s being barred the cia the bugging of lawyers as if no one knew anything about julian assange to wiki leaks they might have known about the collateral murder video they just see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people around the world that whose war crimes he exposed it with he leaks well oprah to bring about china or russia or one of the official animators but fine but.

wiki leaks files and published it and they published a book that he and his been saying that julian assange manage or at least printing stories about being the problem because he didn't redact data from wiki leaks cables that were released that's in danger in people around the world what is meant for interrupting but what is coming through perhaps more powerfully than end of thing is that a song out of his way to protect in 4 months to redact. daniel ellsberg said he redacted 15000 files the distinguished investigative journalist nicky hague who worked with the sound on this said watched him taking the most extraordinary proportions with with with the material doesn't just paranoid one thing to redact so much i would suggest those who didn't redact perhaps are only of the side certainly not on a sondre side og known for for years the extent to which truly in the songe went to redact and tried to redact and work through the night to redact and couldn't and wasn't allowed to so much of this has come out in court and or to have been reported the one with the good you know the reporting about t

and filmmakers john pilger who has been present at the extradition trial of wiki leaks founder julian assange as that has been taking place at london's old bailey john thanks for coming back on before we get to the testimony before we get to the amnesty international 40 n.g.o.s being barred the cia the burgling of lawyers if no one knew.

julian assange and his extradition trial hearings have concluded in london the judge announced that the final verdict will be given in early january after 4 weeks of evidence hearings the wiki leaks editors health has busily deteriorated is arrested back in april 29000 after the u.s. demanded his extradition stateside the faces criminal charges for leaking secret documents detail the u.s. war crimes in the middle east critics say that his trial has been unfair and that the conviction would pose a threat to journalists freedoms around the world and he's going underground spoke to water and filmmaker john pilger is a preview. it is the most important political trial of the century but if it goes hippies sent to the united states if his extradited he'll find a way to take his own life the whole hearing shouldn't have happened the only way he can speak to his lawyers is to get down on his knees it's been 10 years of incarceration of one kind or another there hasn't. and you process in this court that has been due revenge a son of his own trial for journalism he gave us too much truth told u

secret service morales's employees who were involved in the operation to not just spy on julian assange but to target and stalk his associates including the mother of his children stella morris came forward went to spanish police complained that they were participating in an illegal operation revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian a songe the top dissident in the west with poison a spanish court investigating whether you see klippel breached any rules and invaded songes privacy now wants to interview the hov but washington's not making it easy or in the wilds of much split with all its stonewalling the u.s. department of justice has been stonewalling not just in the case of zoe adelson security. chief but with all witnesses and has even demanded that the spanish judge unmask the protected witnesses from u.c. global which is absolutely unprecedented in any democratic criminal justice system in order for them to cooperate so there's a pattern of stonewalling here and this is not the 1st time they're doing it in this extremely revealing case in

julian assange his extradition trial hearings concluded in london the judge and the final verdict will be given in early january after 4 weeks of evidence hearings the wiki leaks that is health has busily deteriorated and the rest is back in april 29th in the us demanded extradition. stateside he faces criminal charges for leaking 3 documents that detail the u.s. war crimes and the length that explain this trial has been unfair and a conviction because of corrective journalistic freedom around the world and he's going underground spoke to him or her and filmmaker john is a preview. it is the most important political trial of the century but if it goes hippies sent to the united states if his extradited he'll find a way to take his own life the whole hearing shouldn't have happened the only way he can speak to his lawyers is to get down on his knees it's been 10 years of incarceration of one kind or another they have. process in this court that has been due revenge the son of his own trial for journalism he gave us too much truth told us about war crimes he told us about how governments

the trial of the century along that old bailey hearing to decide on the life of wiki leaks is julian assange unarguably global press freedom even god with all our coverage of the revelation the war crimes all around the world on you tube twitter facebook instagram and sound private accounts stay safe and so it's not. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just. surviving. definitely. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to do it yourself. talk about tea and crumpets. and london bridge and. armenia and azerbaijan continue their deadly standoff over the disputed territory of. art. he is the only media outlet granted access to the conflict zone concerns over foreign fighters including extremists being sent into the kind of a travel zone are raised by moscow which is urging all sides to prevent external involvement also. i'

who's become democratic candidate just tell me given that julian assange is the founder of wiki leaks is up the road here in belmarsh prison what is his view about leaking information in the public interest. the idea of a transparency and the and the very idea of the patriot act which you now have in the united states. you know unfortunately when it comes to leaking or it comes to really civil liberties in general there has been a longstanding bipartisan mist and deference hostility to all these things biden has been no exception now he supported some pretty draconian crackdowns and because in the 70s in the eighty's i think you see in the book some say that he when he went by didn't want to go further than the cia did he took some stances that even the cia chief said well you know we don't want to go quite that far because under obama biden was pretty. as far as i've seen i don't see anything to contradict his reasonable to bombs war on whistleblowers. and and was very hostile it was true in signs from wiki leaks out expect that's of concern you i mean trump has really carried on oba

desperately trying to separate themselves but facebook has a similar situation and of course julian assange is down the road from where i'm speaking to you now being tortured according to the un for what he did when he released cables olney internet regarding hillary clinton and the 2016 election this time around the military industrial complex arguably is taking no chances here though they've presumably made a mistake why twitter hasn't replied to r.t. until now no we don't know why they certainly didn't reply to the white house official we're intervene on saturdays going underground and this is all meant to be in the name of the fight against interference but do you think that by telling readers what to believe what to question when it comes to the us elections twitter is in itself in gauging and a form of interference well the fact that the new york post story about hunter biden had this i mean it was deleted i mean similarly this white house official i think tweeted did get back to me eventually they delete tweets and you're deleting entire tweets at least with r.t. they're not deleting

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. >> tucker: you can literally shoot a cop and get charged with assault but if you're julian assange,fectively declassify lots of documents come up with them in the public view, they want to kill you. it just tells you a lot for their priorities. great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: after nearly 100,000 voters in thepr city of new york received mismarked absentee ballot packages, the new york city board of elections announced tuesday they plan to print and mail new absentee ballots, but remember, you're a lunatic if you question any ofio this, because, repeat after us, mail in balloting is totally secure. got it? justin haskins may or may not believe that. he is a research fellow at the harvard institute, on the show the other day but for mysterious we didn't tell mike reasons his down. we are happy to have them back. justin, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: a hundred thousand mismarked ballots but we shouldn't worry at all. shut up, conspiracy monger. >> i mean, this is the tip of the iceberg. 100,000 ballots, we are just supposed to ignore that there

thank you dr julian assange one of the again reiterate what an honor and a privilege it is to take care of the president but to be part of such a talented and multidisciplinary team here at walter reed the president yesterday evening completed a 2nd dose of ramdass severe he's tolerated that infusion while we've been monitoring for any potential side effects and he has had none that we can tell his liver and kidney function of remain normal and we continue to plan to use a 5 day course of ramdass of air in response to trans in low oxygen levels as dr calmly as discussed we did initiate dexa methods on therapy and he received his 1st dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue not for the time being today he feels well he's been up and around our plan for today is to have him to eat and drink. out of bed as much as possible to be mobile and if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today our hope is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow so the white house where he can continue his treatment course thank you very much and i'll turn over dr kali for any que

a british judge says she will deliver the verdict on whether to extradite wiki leaks founder julian assange to the united states by january that's all she's wanted in the u.s. for leaking secrets related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan if ace is 175 years in prison if found guilty of the charges critics say is ours endangered the lives of intelligence sources in iraq iran and afghanistan there's been a potential breakthrough between israel and lebanon never to end the decades long border dispute the neighboring countries have agreed to hold un mediated talks the u.s. secretary of state has called the development historic said huldah as its report. gaz an oil reserves believed to be underneath these waters may soon be exploited lebanon and israel have long contested the 860 square kilometers of water the neighboring countries which are technically at war have agreed to talk with u.n. support and the united states acting as a mediator is a significant political development that was announced by parliamentary speaker nabi bertie but he reiterated lebanon's longstanding position that there

he doesn't have julian assange. >> and he is not running against hillary clinton. >> but -- but he isrying to make joe biden into hillary clinton. saying that he's corrupt. i mean, what i was going to say is he doesn't have wikileaks. he is trying to get the director of national intelligence and rudy giuliani to come sorts with all sorts of oppo. there are 11 days to go. we will see what happens. but i'm not sure he can r replicate what happened. >> no, i don't think he can. but it is a very good reminder that it feels like the finish line is, you know, in sight right now. and that might be true. but a lot can happen, between now and then. it is a very different atmosphere. again, a very different candidate. joe biden isn't hillary clinton. there isn't the specter of a doj investigation that was already ongoing. and, you know, there are a lot of other factors that are different. but we, still, don't know. look, folks. it's 2020. so, 11 days in 2020 could be, you know, an eternity, in most other years. >> yeah. and i think all of what you're saying is exactly right. but i can't stop th

there are several journalists and whistleblowers under prosecution right now, including julian assange dying a slow death. several issues and the american people know what they are and they realize the journalists that so far have engaged in these debates have not done a good job of getting at those issues. i was so looking forward to steve scully hosting the debate, because i watched space it -- i watch c-span i know he does a really good job. all of you are good, but i think steve scully is the best. and as a trump supporter it came out that he was afforded biden staffer. i said -- host: i don't mean to interrupt you, but he was an intern. caller: right. i said, it is ok because i've watched steve scully on the program i know he will still do a good job and i still think he would have done a better job than anyone we've had yet to do it. so steve scully has made this mistake and i want him to know that it is ok and he has owned up to it. i am sure he has owned up to it and it is all ok we all do things. it is ok to do dumb things, but he needs to come back. i listen to him on c-span