this is why they're now killing julian assange. sage as the belmarsh tribun must not st be a suort for julian or a call t have him released, no. we are a tribunal. we are trying the criminals that are killing julian as we spk r crimes against humanity -- not just forhe crime oslowly murdering julian assange. you are criminals and we are going to proceed to the end of the earth and back. for the crimes were committing all over th world againstumidity ile also murdering slowly julian assange and other whistleblowers who are revealing your crimes. >> the next one who will stify is pulzer winning journalist, soone who spent more than two decades at "the guardian." this is ewen macaskill. the whistleblower i owe much to is edward snowden. i went to hong kong in 2013 with more portraits and glenn greenwald and first of all, -- essential to good journalism. get behind the walls of secrecy of officials. the whistleblowers revealed abuses and wrongdoings that governments, companies, military, intelligence agencies -- these whistleblower's sh

assange to be freed. close julianuld never be extradited because he was doing his job as a journalist, he is being criminalized as a journalist, and the u.s. has abused the laws, the agreements with this country. it is abusing the extradition agreements with this country in order to have this hearing today. this has to come to an end. amy: calls for julian asssange to be freed are growing. earlier this month, 25 civil society groups wrote to u.s. attorney general merrick garland demanding extradition proceedings be dropped. the groups include amnesty international, the aclu, reporters without borders, and the electronic freedom foundation. as the hearing got underway wednesday, the international federation of journalists representing more than half a million reporters worldwide ran a full page advertisement in the print edition of "the times of london" that said "media freedom is suffering lasting damage by the continued prosecution of julian assange." we go now to london where we are joined by tariq ali. historian, a

correspondent: julian assange supporters gather outside the royal courts of justice in london. the wikileaks founder, they say, does not belong in prison. >> i would like to see julian assange release. i would like to see a statue erected for julian assange as a hero, along with people like edward snowden were chelsea manning. -- or chelsea manning. these people actually represent our freedoms. correspondent: to his supporters, the prosecution is also a prosecution of the free press. >> he is a truth teller. he told us the truth about war crimes. so the truth teller, journalist, the publisher who told us about war crimes is the one who is imprisoned, and the people who committed it or not. correspondent: julian assange was arrested two and a half years ago after his political asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london expired. he was taken to a high security prison. washington is calling for his extradition to the u.s., where he faces espionage charges and up to 175 years imprisonment. in january, a london court ruled against the extradition, citing the poor mental health of ju

a lawyer for julian assange says the u.s. case against him is baseless and says the u.s. health guarantee that a sans not be a suicide risk -- says the u.s. cannot guarantee that assange will not be a suicide risk if extradited. time now for our regular feature, truth or fake. catalina, over to you. tell us what you've got. >> we have a video that has reached over 117 thousand views on social media networks such as facebook, twitter, and tiktok. let's take a look at the video so we can break it down. >> [shouting in foreign language] >> in the video, we can see the police officer saying something along the lines of open for this cannot go on, i cannot keep working under these conditions," and he is refusing to take orders from his superiors on what is supposedly an anti-green pass protest in italy. the problem is this video has nothing to do with the green pass and was not even taken on this year. in reality, this is a video from 2013 protests in bologna, and as we can see in this screenshot, there's the local media that originally published this video back in february 201

ah, the yahoo team reported the cia stepped up its pursuit of julian assange under donald trump, and was ordered to do so by its director at the time. mike pompei, the u. s. government's war on wiki leeks, pre dated trumps time in office. but the obama administration had drawn a line. ready it faced what it called the new york times problem. the perception that going after assange and wiki links amounted to an attack on more conventional news outlets. yahoo reports that the vault 7 story which ricky leeks broke in early . 2017 changed the think. because of what it revealed, and because palm pale and the intelligence operatives at the cia headquarters in langley, virginia took the vault 7 leak. personally. the vault 7 material contained the c. i s most sensitive hacking tools. how the cia penetrated computer networks around the world. how it penetrated i phones, how it track the communications and activities perceived adversaries. this was a huge, sensitive matter for the cia might pump pail. had been somewhat dismissive of wiki leaks, role in the 2016 election when he comes into lang

earlier this year, a british judge denied washington's extradition request. ruling julian assange would be a suicide risk if put in a u. s. prison or the american authorities have a p back hearing is set for later this month. a sanchez lawyers will forward over the yahoo, which may have bull street the case against extradition. on the grounds that the british judge used to block the u. s. government's request for extradition were pretty narrow. they were about the risk of suicide. that assange would face where he served time in the u. s. prison. the british court case doesn't go to these larger issues with press freedom and potential government misconduct that we laid out in the piece. now there is talk among a sondors legal team of possibly trying to broaden the parameters of that british extradition case to include some of these allegations, journalists at yahoo and have likely strengthen the case against extra writing julian assumption united states through the reporting that they've done here the yahoo news reporting reveals that u. s. official, seriously considered taking extrajudi

let's get to the stories. imprisoned, wiki leaks funder julian assange, finds himself back in court to day and say to day extradition hearing gets underway in the u. k. the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistle blowers, extradition. now he is wanted by washington to face 17 charges of espionage on one of conspiracy to hack a government computer. if convicted, he could face a prison sentence of 175 years. the, i must have few days. a head on the hearing comes after a number of potentially game changing developments that could influence the long running battle over julian sanchez. fate. right now there was, it's found, it remains to be seen whether the court will take them into consideration when last month journalists revealed and alleged to see a plot to kidnap or even kill julian assange. many of those who read it must have thought, wow, it's a mighty use of spy agencies was so keen to get rid of the whistleblower. it's really a miracle he's still alive if the claims from september's report are true, it just shows how much he's loa

what all alone julian assange had said that he was acting as a journalist, publishing information, which is in the public interest about crimes committed by the u. s. military. that's what it boils down to for him. groups like amnesty international and reporters without borders, say that they agree that he is being singled out because he was publishing information which the u. s. government did not want to be published. reporters without borders. say that he does not have the enjoy the protection under the 1st amendment to journalistic free speech. and they say that the u. s. is actually made clear that because he's not a us citizen, he wouldn't get that. and also the espionage charges do not have a public interest defense. so they're very worried about the precedence this could set for journalists in future. and i think also the fact that i'm in recent months, it's been reported that the cia disgust kidnapping, or assassinating him when he was in the ecuadorian embassy. that's worrying in terms of the motivation of u. s. government, but also adds weight to his legal team's arguments. th

we are still talking about catching julian assange, not the number one, terrorist. oh, well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government, ah, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. the rule of law may not surprise you. we margin assigned remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge their ruling against his expedition to the united states over fears about his mental health. he faces a 175 years in prison in america, where he's wanted on charges of hacking and espionage, and 2019 assange was forcibly removed by police from the ag throwing embassy in london after the country terminated is 7 years silent. there are falling, the recent developments we heard from format c, i a analyst and whistle glow, john kerry echo. and also we can leaks editor in tree in chief kristin, her atkinson, me so stunning. the revolution is quite shocking. conseula. this was being conquered, cousins in the states, so kit, mapping them, also please killing if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hand

at the end of the day, julian assange unveiled u. s. war crimes in sovereign states around the world. why is he being punished like this? i think whistleblowers around the world political prisons around the world, governments in prison, them. and that's to get them out of the way to get them out of public high to try and thing, and i some and the health impacts of that. all of the, of the same, i mean, indefinite prolonged imprison mood. and then there's other levels of suffering. actually, the sanchez is gone through a very damaging and this is deliberate on the part of many governments. and certainly you can deliver here, margaret davis, a general medical practitioner joining us live from australia. many thanks for your time today. and we wish you all the best in your pursuit here. thank you very much . thank you. thank you for the hearing comes after a number of potentially game changing developments that could influence the long running battle over a sanchez fate. right now though it remains to be seen whether the court will take

rapist, a pedophile admitted liar, a convicted embezzler, and a guy who said that he was close to julian assange. and in fact, had only met julian his sons 3 times. so that's your case. that case would be laughed out of most courts anywhere in the world. no. hi, far would you drive to fill up your tank? well, because of soaring fuel prices, it seems the answer for some german watrice is a broad increasing numbers are traveling across the border to get their petrol at much cheaper prices. and it appears that might be a journey they'll be doing for some time with the political talk at home focus on green energy or europe correspondent peter over reports. the cost of living in germany is on the rise. it's clear when you go to the supermarket and see the prices of fruit vege. it's even clearer when you go onto the full course of paint chill stations. and what we're seeing really is the unstoppable force of rising fuel. prices colliding with the immovable object that is german reliance on the automobile. it's prompted. some german motorists to cross national boundaries like coming here to poland in o

and as the face of julian assange is that painted in the you case high courts. the whistleblower supporters demand his freedom parts site one and me p told us it's time the government steps in it. putting these up and living in process rather than a judicial process. the politicians, the to stop titian, their head. i'm let this my live ah, just after 5 pm in miami, 5 pm in shanghai on mid day here in the russian capital. this is the news our on. busy our team, welcome to the program. europe may be in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fall on quite considerably. the downward trend was sparked after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas giant gals problem to russia op supplies to european storage facilities next month. earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins and elia patricio, discuss what the russian president out to say posted. okay, i ask you that once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe, in

the bombshell report alleges the cia planned to conduct or assassinate wiki leaks at founder julian assange with former agency chief. my mom, pale at the center of the plot ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. recapping, weeks top stories with our weekly program. this is our to international. now there are fresh revelations on the hidden tanks, haven assets of global billionaires world leaders and public officials in the largest ever leak of offshore data called the pandora papers. earlier my colleague collin bray discussed the expos a with correspondent, don quarter clean. no. all 12000000 documents and won't go good news for you. yeah, but you'd expect them to open with a blog post a move anything explosive in it? right. well, people definitely were anticipating something as big as what happened in 2016 when the panama papers were released. but actually, this one hasn't made as much noise. the guardian sure had a quick bady picture of vladimir putin's face right at the front of its article. even though in the pandora papers vladimir putin was not even named as so that'

industrial complex was revealed by one of the most famous journalists in the world wiki leaks is julian assange. he is in jail ahead of another hearing next week. joining me now from london is also a historian and the inspiration for the rolling stones, st. fighting man tarry gali, a member of the original anti war bertrand russell john pal salter tribunal. he, along with edward snowden and others, a part of the resurrected tribunal now named bel mush after sanchez london prison direct thanks so much for coming back on another terrible week for the global south . there been all these the violence in jerusalem. there have been explosions in syria, in brazil, accusations of genocide, but in nature, nation media, se the b, b. c, cnn. they're mourning the loss of colin powell. he of my li'l salvador, nicaragua, pan, am i rock? was what did you make of the eulogies to the 1st african american as secretary of state and as other powerful u. s. military industrial, complex positions? well, i mean it's what usually happens. this thing was similar, noticed a few service rumsfeld because he was just a whi

this just shows the ridiculousness of this case against julian assange. when the justice department's primary source against him is a convicted child rapist, a pedophile, and admitted liar, a convicted embezzler, and a guy who said that he was close to julian assange. and in fact had only met julian his sons 3 times. so that's your case, that case would be laughed out of most courts anywhere in the world by far would you drive to philip ear tank because of soaring fuel prices? it seems the answer to not for some german motorists is a broad increasing numbers are traveling across the border to get their petrol at much cheaper prices under the peers. that could be a journey they'll be doing for some time. with all the political talk at home focused on green energy, or europe corresponded payroll or for reports from the pumps. the cost of living in germany is on the rise. it's clear when you go to the supermarket and see the prices of fruit vege. it's even clearer when you go onto the full course of paint chill stations. and what we're seeing really is the u

high court is overseeing a hearing with julian assange for the next 24 hours. will he be made a free man? will keep you posted here on arte ah a federal reserve. there you go. ahead no recreation came when we get the rest is 7 years a report ah mm. in. ah . i'm african retired say we're going underground on budget day in london. coming up with the show is boris johnson's. you can government got 26 leading the well to extinction. we ask an adviser on the environment to some of the world's largest companies, jonathan pores, and with the most significant multinational climate event in years. just days away, when nato enemies, russia, and china said to be a no show, all the small coming up in today's going underground with fast is violence linked to u. k. arm sales and foreign policy continues to rock sudan, syria, yemen and jerusalem. britain so called mainstream media laser focused more on this weekend glasgow gaap 26 summit billed is a chance, perhaps a lost chance to save humanity from climate catastrophe. i'm joined now by author activists in the diane of gree

pull out itself bombshell reports allegedly cia plan to kidnap or assassinate wikileaks found a julian assange, while the agencies or former chief might, pompei was at the center of the plot. plus russia threatened to block you tube after the video sharing platform permanently deleted out these german language channels. moscow believes the u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. ah said though the 3rd of october life marty's world news h q era, moscow has just turned 7 pm here. now welcome to the weekly with me, kevin owen. i look back to some of the main headlines of the last 7 days of miss starting with something that happened this afternoon. that developing story him from the afghan capital. the latest is the death toll has climbed in the last few hours to 12 in a blast to the leading cobble mosque. the attack also left more than 30 injured at his senior correspondent caught the explosion himself and report from the city. we heard the blast clod clearly, even at this distance 4 kilometers tow it, gar mosque, where the explosion took place, and it was evidently a pow

we are still talking about catching julian assange, not the number one terrorist. oh, well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government's path, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. rule of law may not surprise you. well, for now, jillian sound remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge ruling against his extradition to the united states over face for his mental health, he faces a 175 years in prison in america. if he's convicted, he's wanted there on hacking and espionage charges. in 2019 hassan was forcibly removed by police from the ecuadorian embassy in london, after the country terminated his 70 or asylum. the following. the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst of whistleblower and also from the currents wiki leaks editor in chief. when you so stunning revelation is quite shocking to see that this was being conquered in the states, so the kidnapping them possibly killing. if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you

the julian assange, the agencies former chief, my pompei of at the center of the plot. plus russia threatens to block youtube off to the video sharing platform permanently deletes odds east german language channels. moscow believes the u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. ah, hello. this under 3rd of october live from ortiz world use edge to moscow. welcome to the weekly with me, kevin. now in this hour, i looked back at some of the main headlines and stories of the last 7 days. we brought you what was starting with developing story from the african capital that came in the south to noon 1st. where the death told reportedly climb to 12 his afternoon in a blast of the leading cowboy mosque. the attack so so left more than 30 injured, not his moored guest, he of 2 colt exposed himself and aid reports from the city. we had the blast clod clearly, even though this distance for kilometers, till it got mosque, where the explosion took place, and it was evidently a powerful blast by the, by the sound that it made even, even at that distance. also, i

he wrote wn people like chelsea manni, julian assange, edward snowden, acts of great courage.rt a much nded public discussion of the u.s. governnt's secrets and policies. they brought people into the streets. i feel like i can talk extensively about michael, t his own words told the story about what he was trying to do. what he and ccr were trying to do. attack war. he was also speaking all the time from right after 9/11. he was out there protting. he was dng everything he possibly could to fight this war. amy: we are going to go to break. that is lizzy ratner, the niece of the late pioneering lawyer, michael ratner. we are talking to vince warren, the executive director of the center for constitutional rights, where michael ratner served as president. and baher azmy, a legal director. we come back, i want to ask vince warren about the lawsuits against war in general. i remember when we interviewed michael in berlin, when he was suing donald rumsfeld, the defense secretary under george w. bush. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democr

and as they fates of julian assange is debated in the you case high court. the whistleblower supporters, the mum, his freedom one m e p told us it's time that government steps in it probably needs a political process rather than a traditional process. the politicians need to stop tension their heads and let this man with from moscow to the world. this is the news, our own r t, you know, neil taking you through 3rd, these big stories 1st today, europe may be in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fall. the done were trend was sparked after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas, john gas problem, to rush it up supplies to european storage facilities. next month. earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins on elliot tranquil discussed what the russian president, how to say posted, okay, i ask you once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe. in austria and germany, what exactly did the russian preside

busy such as british gas supporters of wiccan expound a julian assange have gathered in london to bring public attention to his case ahead of his u. s. extradition hearing next week. oh, because of the whistleblower who could face a 175 years in prison. indigo. s f, expedited and convicted, marched through the city and gave speeches at a central assembly. early up, the san supporters held the people's tribunal to examine alleged us war crimes of wikileaks is exposed, as well as a purported c. i. a plot to abduct the whistleblower in london and kill him. we spoke to several of the tribunals participants. on the point i was making the democratic society security services and the military and the special forces have to be accountable. my whole point is that julian challenge in a different country in a different place. we seems a hero. but because he was exposing what the us and britain in particular were doing, he seems of pain to me is somebody that when the history books are written, the 21st century during the songs, his name will be right up with somebody that told the truth. there is

b i's most wanted list prompting questions about his background and of the faith of julian assange is debated in the u. k. high court. the whistle blowers, supporters demand his freedom. one m e p told us it's time the government stepped. it is probably needs a political process rather than a traditional process. the politicians need to stop petitioned or have left this man. oh, where are we are counting the program from today? welcome to moscow on to the news our on our t. i'm you know, neil, our top story this thursday. europe may be in the grip of an energy crisis, but gas prices have started to fold. it came after vladimir putin tool, the chief of the russian gas jain, gas problem, to ratchet up supplies, to european storage facilities. next month, or earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins and elliot tranquil discussed, walked the russian president at the se, upholstered. okay, i ask you that once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe, in austria and

there's no way that julian assange should or could be extradited to the united states, and he should be free to go. an upcoming book by donald trump's former press secretary as making headlines, as it paints a deeply unflattering picture of the 45th president, calling him a man with a terrifying temper. stephanie grisham accuses trump of inappropriate behavior towards female staff, as well as being vain. volatile and insecure, the book also dishes out criticism of trump's daughter, eva and son in law. jerry christner, who both worked in the white house at the time grisham claims the former president frequently said nonsensical things and even hired a man to sing him songs to cool his temperature. and the media just can't get enough of that. they have been discussing it the whole week staffer nicknamed the music man, played that song from cats, the sued, the president of the united states, into me of all the alarming revelations it was booked to me. that's the most disturbing. and andrew lloyd webber road cats. he never thought the sound jack could be used to save the world from arm a

we are still talking about catching julian assange, not the number one terrorist. oh well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government's path, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. rule of law may not look like you probably get more on the story. we're going to discuss this live with geopolitical analyst and editor at the 21st century wire. patrick hennington. patrick, thanks lot for joining us on the program. the 1st thing i want to ask you is how do you think that this investigation is going to affect the assange extradition case? that depends. that depends exactly what's there. and the providence of this story is still media reporting. michael is a cough is involved. he's one of the journalists who helped launch the steel dossier as it were, at least point to it, though he walked it back later. so, but in terms of adam ships involvement, adam shift coming forward in last few days saying that he's looking for this information. now, i really doubt, i really doubt that this has anything to do with defending the free press o

it has been revealed the cia plotted to abduct or assassinate wiki leagues founder julian assange when he was in the ecuadorian embassy in london a while back. you s media report was based on that statement from 30 former u. s. officials and centered on my palm pail while he was the cia director during trump's presidency. pompeo denies the accusations and indeed wants action taken against the people who made the claims. they should all be prosecuted for speaking about classified activity inside the central intelligence agency. maybe they didn't, maybe as the cap just made it up. but you should, i take seriously my responsibilities to protect that information. this can be seen as pompei ions, confirmation of the assange kit, not or kill story. why else would you want to prosecute those sources? speaking about classified activity, kidnap ariel man, hunt and shootout with russian spies in central london. a new james bond movie. not exactly. in fact, these are the highlights from a reported cia secret plan to silence the journalist 40 who revealed americans for dirty secrets. location lond

high court and the fate of julian assange over the next 48 hours. we'll continue our coverage or not you international. we are backs ah ah ah ah, there says boom bus one business show you can't.

now james lewis ques, he says, julian assange is his health is fine. he can be expedited to face a possible 175 years in, in the united states in jail like you are on shrouding your back on the show. i'm, you know, obviously you would expect to say that right. and bear appealing be the 1st instance decisions i can talk, you know, based on extensive medical evidence that by the way, corresponds exactly to the findings. stats are, you know, we can to, with my own medical, cheaper visitor julian asunder bel martian bank of may 2000 and my cheese in no position to be extra either to a prison system or, you know, as the one in the us. and you know, i just like to take a step back here. the actual discussion is that he should not even be in prison. why? why is he being, you know, die that in the 1st place, given that he's not committed any crime was, you know, this is what is better. uh, better as you know, he's a flight risk because he sought to political asylum and gained it in london. and all his journalism as it were, just not protect him from the u. s.

busy also closer to home here in between where and julian assange, an award winning journalist and publisher, is held in a maximum security prison and treated extremely badly and tortured. one of the important things about the assange case is the silence of the mainstream media in the past, in relation to what grave commonality is taking place. including attempts to by the prosecution, prosecuting party to poison kidnap the defendant. and this tribunal is seeking to build on that momentum and get him into the mainstream discourse. most ordinary people that i talk to recognize that what is being done to assange is a grave injustice. and we have to show that we are not going to sit back and watch this happening, but that we are coming together to push back against it as a collective from a man who exposed alleged to us crimes to a whistleblower, or perhaps a more questionable kind form of facebook data scientist, frances, how good is seeking more governmental regulations of a social media to tackle supposedly dangerous content. but she's not above suspicion herself with compromising links to u

in london tries alleged us crimes and an act of support where we keep leaks with the blower. julian assange through washington wants extradited from the u. k, the site editor, and she says allegations of a cia plot to kill us on to prove his case has been politicized. the recent revelation shows with adults with political elements of the case with the studio songs. now we have old human rights and civil liberties, organization of any married to teaming up together and highly vulnerable patients are at risk in the u. k. as doctors confusion grows over the difference between a 3rd dose of coven vaccine and a booster along with what is the correct order to administer them to people that's giving this injection new. dr. sacred no can. okay. general, you know about lavish that i'm painting. i'm giving it to the root that this information is not given out correctly. ah, broadcasting more direct from studios in moscow. this is our to international. and i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are you leaders have demanded that poland to obey a european court ruling, to restore the inde

here in britain where and julian assange, an award winning journalist and publisher, is held in a maximum security prison. and treated extremely badly and tortured. one of the important things about the assange case is the silence of the mainstream media in the past. in relation to what grave commonality is taking place, including attempts to by the prosecution, prosecuting party to poison, kidnap the defendant. and this tribunal is seeking to build on that momentum and get him into the mainstream discourse. most ordinary people that i talk to recognize that what is being done to assange is a grave injustice. and we have to sure that we're not going to sit back and watch this happening, but that we're coming together to push back against it as a collective. israel's new prime minister natalie bennett has met president putin for the 1st time since taking office. the 2 leaders reaffirms the country is close ties at a gathering in the russian resorts, city of searching for tranquil wraps up the meeting for us. well, the way russia and israel have been dealing with each other in the past few

but i don't know whether you caught glimpses of julian assange at the trial this week. he doesn't look well. his partner selim, or as his father john shipped and they, they will look worried. what will it mean for whistleblowers and publishers in the global south on torture? nobody detention what would it mean for, for german v if he, if he does, it's probably die. now when we start asking this question, if he dies in london under the jurisdiction of british authorities here. well, if you see a guy in prison, he has effectively been tortured to death. that's the reality of it. i mean, i am not exaggerate. it has been working in areas of war. i have long history of visiting prisoners. i visited during their sons and i have to specialize forensic doctors with me in a psychiatrist evaluating him for hours, and no be all independently from each other kendra's conclusions. at that time his life was in danger, and he sure enough, a few days after we left the prison he entered the downward spiral. during the sound is not mentally ill. yes, he has a slight form of autism, as yo

we are still talking when captain julian assange, not the number one terrorist. oh, well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government's path, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. the rule of law may not advise you. but for now, jill innocent remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. as despite the british judge ruling against his extradition to the united states over his fears for his mental health, and he faces a 175 years in prison and america. if he is convicted of the hacking and espionage charges he faces in 2019 assange was forcibly removed by police him. i remember from the ecuadorian embassy in london after the country terminated the 70 or asylum that he had that following the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst em whistleblower than or so from wiki leaks, current editor in chief menu. so stunning revolution is quite shocking. conseula. this was being conquered, cousins in the states, so the kidnapping them, graham, possibly killing. if julian is expedited to to the other states, it w

i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside the world for her justice has been very vocal for nearly 48 hours now in defense of june is not just the lawyers of the theories with washington. the people here on the street as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was currently just purchasing judas on just like trick evaluation, done assessments. and we can make that change to me earlier today. and he said that they're still living in some homes that just says that will be on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism my senate has been when assessing the possibilities, but we certainly hope that the outcome will be that the high court will simply say he cannot be expedited. this is an opportunity for the united kingdom to reassert the ministration of law an john, why? oh, journalist all around the world. well, it's not just campaigners, but in fact, members of parliament here in the united kingdom came out in

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right, let's bring you another of our big stories today. imprison, wiki leaks, thunder. julian assange, find himself back in court today after a 2 day expedition hearing gets underway in the u. k, the high court will consider an appeal by the u. s. over a previous ruling to block the whistleblowers extradition. he is wanted by washington to face 17 charges of espionage and one of conspiracy to huck. a government computer if convicted astonishingly, he could face a prison sentence of 175 years. mm. i will hearing comes after a number of potentially game changing developments that could influence the long running pass over julian sanchez. faith right now, though, before things really get going into court room. interesting whether the judge will take them into consideration or leave a tranquil takes us through data. and some more besides, when last month's journalists revealed an alleged cia plot to kidnap or even kill julian assange. many of those who read it must have thought, wow, if the mightiest of spy agencies was so keen to get rid of the whistleblower, it's really a miracle he's s

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