what did julian assange do?ed state department, pentagon secrets and he said, and many people agree including human rights lawyers around the world, evidence of u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. it may not be convenient for the u.s., but it is the job of a journalist. can you talk about what this case means for how then the u.s. can raise cases like evan gershkovich, that he should be freed by russia? >> thank you for raising this point. it is such an important point. this case means any journalist anywhere in the world could be extradited and prosecuted in the u.s. for publishing truthful information. what message does that send to russia and china? about extraditing and prosecuting journalists who publish truth about russia or china? and then raising free-speech issues. in the evan gershkovich case, russia is using the espionage charges against journalists for the first time since 1987. this is picking up and running with the precedent u.s. is setting at home because of the assange case. that is dangero

facts like julian assange don't say that he exposed american war crimes in prison for more than four years, and since then , the american and british governments have been seeking illegal extradition. imprisoning a person to a criminal society . instead of punishing criminals, it shows that human rights have gone on vacation in britain julian assange and the whistleblower wikileaks had published materials about illegal killings in kenya, disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast , us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in guantanamo detention center of the us military and the performance of banks. the helicopters of the american army and the crimes of the american soldiers in afghanistan and other war crimes of the united states are the responsibility of the defenders of freedom of speech in england. justice seekers demand freedom because we believe that his trial is not an attack on the freedom of speech and democracy of a journalist. they say that if he is extradited to the united states , he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment . we have freedom of speech, for example,

julian assange and the wikileaks whistleblower. information about illegal killings in kenya.posal of toxic waste in ivory coast . us war crimes. the situation of prisoners in us army's guantanamo detention center and banks' performance published in 2010, he had published the documents of the iraq war, from the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by the us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other war crimes of the us. for months , the defenders of freedom of speech in england have taken action against asan. freedom of speech and democracy they know, but it is an easy crime to be a journalist, all the freedom seekers in justice seekers are demanding his release because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of speech and democracy . it is not a journalist and news. they say that if he is extradited to the united states, he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment. the media freedom foundation also expressed its disappointment with the court's decision. there are many problems with freedom of speech, for example, julian

for example, a person like julian assange is in belmarsh security prison and is on the verge of being handed over to the united states to be severely punished, just because of this information and facts about evil and crime. war it has been brought to the world's attention that the imam's government and the american authorities claim that they do not imprison only their political opponents, but that they support human rights activists in the world, but the asan case has proven that this claim, like many other claims, is untrue in cases such as asan, the facts in britain in front of the term asan julian assange's wife says this week she will make a new request to the supreme court of england. toman easy delivery with the media in england, they say that the possibility of this last easy request will be in opposition to the talent of the night of america, which in the case of men of passage in the near future will be in america. it will be delivered to mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency, greater irani. installment sale of all kinds of water coolers in different dimensio

this is julian assange the founder of the wikileaks information site , which exposed some of the crimes committed by the united states and its allies in iraq and afghanistan , is eligible for extradition to the united states . assange is currently in prison in england. for not documenting america's night, it is now subject to extradition with the united states. for revelations of the crimes of the united states and its allies, especially in iraq and afghanistan, the punishment should be heavier. the massage of 2012 is due to the fear of arrest and punishment. fart ecuador had taken refuge in london from arrest. as soon as he left, he was forced to spend seven years in prison in the ecuadorian embassy in his condition, until in an agreement the british police forcibly transferred him from there to the security prison of bel mash mentigol. england and the bbc say everything about facts such as asan for four years, he exposed the war crimes of the united states and since then, the governments of the united states and the united kingdom, following the extradition of the illegality of a pers

julian assange and wikileaks whistleblower had published material on illegal killings in kenya, disposaltoxic waste in ivory coast, us war crimes, the situation of prisoners in us military detention centers and the performance of banks in 2010. he published the documents of the iraq war, including the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us soldiers in afghanistan and other war crimes of the us. the defenders of freedom of speech in the government of this country took action against asan . the libertarians and those seeking justice demand his release because we believe that his trial is an attack on the freedom of speech and the easy democracy of journalists and journalists, who say that if he is extradited to the united states, he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment. he expressed his disappointment that there are many problems with freedom of speech, for example, a person like julian assange is in the belmarsh security prison and is on the verge of being handed over to the united states to be severely punished, just because h

british and bbc do not tell everything about the facts of julian assange more than four years that hesed american war crimes and from at that time, the governments of the united states and england followed the illegality of living in a society of crime instead of punishing criminals. it shows that human rights in britain went on vacation. cote d'ivoire, american war crimes, prisoner situation in 2010, wikileaks published the documents of the iraq war, including the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. we are the defenders of freedom of speech in england. the government of this country took action against asan . they know freedom of speech and democracy. all freedom-seekers and justice-seekers have freedom in europe, because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of speech and democracy. asan is not a crime. supporters of asan say that in if asayish is extradited to the united states, he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment. the media freedom foundation also expre

from the public is building as well and support of frame julian assigned to including in our youtube chat. we have many p fall posting free assange release him now. so john black in ronnie hoff choice says we need more people like julian, the find the courage to fight all types of secrecy around the globe by shining light on it all. just do the right thing and set him free. john, what is it life for you to hear people not only from world leaders, but also just average citizens from around the world coming together to support your son? uh well, in a pretty good, i'm, in my country is trying to the entire political class. so the position prime interest of them, but statements strongly supporting the release of julian massage, 88 percent of the eastern population in los oh uh, demand julian been sent home to his family, so he brought it across the i mean it was the 1st person to understand that this was a global concern, whereas the an attorney. so um new york times back in the pentagon papers day. and 4 years ago he said that this match up is a global concern and its pre proof. and so with the support. yeah, the president prime int

uh julian assange did not uh, take the documents so you they were provided as familiar racket words to him by chelsea manny and i work for 15 years for the new york times. the part of that time is investigative journalist. i obtained classified information and published it just like julia and there's 00 difference. but of course the and data is driven by the volume of material and most important journalistic act of our generation. and that, especially by the vendetta that is, be pushed by the c, i over the so called volt 7 leaks. but yeah, i think the reason they're, they're sleeping around and continuing is because they don't really have a case at. meanwhile, julian is perpetually still behind bars in the u. k. kathleen, what happens to him? do you predict if he is extradited to the united states as well, i think still is absolutely right. he would not be able to get a fair trial here. the espionage act is an arcane constitutionally questionable law intended to go after spies and it's been normalized as a way to prosecute people who disclose information to the public. and we've repres

, reality winner to daniel hale to edward snowden to julian assange and others.ibbons, policy director of defending rights & dissent, where he has advised multiple congressional offices on reforming the espionage act. coming up, we speak with the sister of the jailed saudi dissident about how saudi arabia is using its oil fortune to launder its image by taking over the world of professional golf with the merger of liv golf and the pga tour. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: ben nichols' "the last pale light in the west," inspired by the work of the late author cormac mccarthy, who has died. he once wrote "keep a little fire burning, however small, however hidden." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. on monday, democratic senator richard blumenthal opened a probe into the professional golfers' association of america merger of their pga tour with the saudi liv golf tour. the merger came as a shock to much of the sports world, as the pga spent months trying to undermine liv by banning golfer

person a crime instead of punishing criminals shows that human rights in the uk are on vacation julian assange and the wikileaks whistleblower base information about illegal killings in kenya disposing of toxic waste in ivory coast american war crimes the situation of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center of the us military and the performance of the banks had published the documents of the iraq war in 2010, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. the defenders of freedom of speech in england have taken action against asan. expression and democracy know that the only journalistic crime committed by all libertarians and justice seekers is the freedom of europe, because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of expression and easy democracy . germany's journalist and journalist supporters say that in case of easy extradition with the united states, death or life imprisonment. he will be sentenced. the media freedom foundation also expressed disappointment with the english court's

where is everything julian assange the american empire kokorinskaya wants to control the world, and hisou can control it only by using the full power of your intelligence agencies, but they are degrading, i continue this in russia johnson, the policies and behavior of the american government complicate the work of american intelligence. let's imagine that i flew from mars and i need to choose a country in which i will spy would not be much more comfortable working for russia than for the usa gender we have a real circus of comrades, sexual deviations. we are a great country, and all other countries look at us and ask questions. what happened to america are they crazy? yes? we've gone crazy america has taken the path of political correctness of the so-called awakening of the wok but this ideology is so crazy that it seems that on the contrary we are lulled. it seems to me that the time has come for a russian or chinese intelligence officer. tried to convince the americans. your country is fixated on self-destruction. why don't you help us and together we would understand what they are tr

julian assange and wikileaks have published information about illegal killings in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in ivory coast, american war crimes, the situation of prisoners in the guantanamo detention center of the us army, and the performance of banks. in 2010 , bode published the documents of the iraq war, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. he took action, freedom of speech and democracy know that the only crime of journalism is that all freedom seekers in justice seekers of european freedom have it, because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of speech and democracy . it is not a crime to be a reporter and journalist. supporters of esan say that in case of easy extradition with the united states, death or imprisonment. he will be sentenced forever. the media freedom foundation has also expressed hope for the english court's decision . it says that this week it will submit a new request to the supreme court of england. toman will be easily delivered to bamik

person living in a society, crime instead of punishing criminals shows human rights in the uk , julian assanget on vacation, and the base of disclosure of information about illegal killings in kenya, the disposal of toxic waste in the ivory coast, the war crimes of the united states, the situation of prisoners in 2010, he published the documents of the iraq war, including the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other war crimes of the us. defenders of freedom of speech. in england, the government of this country took an action against asan, freedom of speech and democracy know that the only crime and journalism all freedom seekers have in the justice seekers of freedom in europe is because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of speech and democracy . asan is not a crime, they say. in case of easy extradition to america, he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment. the media freedom foundation also expressed disappointment with the british court's decision and proudly calls his mother the mother of democra

always and everywhere, wherever you are, whatever you do, he knows about you. where is everything julian assangecan empire how the roman wants to control the world, and it can only be controlled using the full power of its intelligence agencies, but they are degrading and larisa johnson continues about this with the policies and behavior of the american government complicate the work of the american intelligence community. let's imagine that i have arrived from mars and i need to choose a country where i will spy, it would be much more comfortable for me to work for russia than for the usa for a russian or a chinese. hey go work for our government. we don't even we know who the man is. and who is a woman, we have 72 genders. we have a real circus going on. sexual deviations we are a great country, and all the other countries look at us and wonder. what happened to america are they crazy? yes? we've gone crazy america has taken the path of political correctness of the so-called awakening of the wok but this ideology is so crazy that it seems that on the contrary we are lulled. it seems to me that

called on the authorities to refuse extradition to the united states of the founder of wikileaks julian assangesculpture in front of the administrative building, as well as the figures of edward snowden and chelsea manning, and among the protesters the wife of stelange was also detained, according to her, the extradition of washington's spouse would have disastrous consequences for democracy , let me remind you, the founder of the british prison wikilex since nineteen. there, he awaits a final decision on extradition to the united states , where he faces 175 years in prison on charges of espionage and disclosure of a secret information. petersburg hosted the all-russian olympic day. what surprised danil makhalina learned in memory of the heroism of our soldiers laying flowers at the memorial near the monument to the baltic sailor from this head of ukrainian. stanislav pozdnyakov began the big all-russian olympic day, the main part of which was held on krestovsky island in honor of such an event, more than 50 well-trained olympians arrived in st. petersburg. today i congratulate you on the recor

julian assange had conveyed to me as a backup in case his was, you know, they caught him and he'd gotat. and when i say that, i'm saying that by the current standing of the department ofjustice, iam now as indictable asjulian assange and as everyone who put that information out — the papers, everybody who handled it. yes, i had copies of it and i did not give them to an authorised person. so if they want to indict me for that, i will be interested to argue that one in the courts, whether that law is constitutional. the supreme court has never held that using the espionage act as if it were a british 0fficial secrets act, which i would clearly have violated, if that — using the espionage act as if it were an official secrets act, which has never been passed by our congress, that that would be criminal. they've never ruled on that. i'd be happy to take that one to the supreme court. what you'vejust done to me, daniel ellsberg, by telling me that secret... sorry. no, you've actually said something really interesting, because what you seem to be saying is you wouldn't mind, in fact, you w

. >>> julian assange has lost his appeal against extraditionon to the u.s., , his wiwife s says. ththe award-winning wikileaks publisher has been imprisoned in the uk for more than four years. the u.s. wants to try him on espionage charges over diplomatic cables that exposed war crimes in afghanistan and iraq stella morris says they have one last appeal to try before the high court in london the biden administration has been condemned for pursuing the case assange is an australian citizen and australia's prime minister has urged his release. >>> the government of australia will consider banning swastikas and other nazi symbols it bans the purchase and sale of nazi iconography the ruling labor party lacks the majority in the senate penalties would include a year in prison. artistic, educational and religious uses of the symbols will be exempt >>> smoke still lingering in parts of the country as we head into the weekend angie lassman is here tracking air quality alertsle good morning, angie >> another day where we are dealing with air quality 84 million people mainly focussed in th

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s. espionage and that's the same law being used against another whistleblower julian assange, 5 decades later in this episode of abc australia as a late night, a live pod cast ellsberg draws parallels between the 2 cases truly and assures if he were extradited to this country and prosecuted and continue to be unjust. cage and trust we tried and unconstitutionally applied as daniel ellsberg often told americans, anyone who appreciated what he revealed 50 years ago should also support julia and the legal fight the faces. today. we'll see you next time here at the the, the, to the journey of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama, to ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from ads to the arabic language in the wild be awarded . announce, is that the nomination periods, the 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a in the us is always of inside the people around the world. people pay attention to this one here. and i'll just se

s. espionage and that's the same law being used against another whistleblower julian assange, 5 decades later in this episode of abc australia as a late night, a live pod cast ellsberg draws parallels between the 2 cases truly and assures if he were extradited to this country and prosecuted and continue to be unjust. cage and trust we tried and unconstitutional re applied as daniel ellsberg often told americans anywhere who appreciated what he revealed 50 years ago should also support julia and the legal fight the faces. today. we'll see you next time. here at the the july on august the thing goes to the post, often local elections, sort of shift to the right click the country with this another here with the in fall right? government. 11 east meets the indian women breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become champions and features the coast applicant meet us from across the continent as well. so 6 different than relations with the region. people in power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of drafton hom conflict have combined to create a humanitarian disaster

julian assange depau.s.justice department's latest request?s is the prosecution's efforts to protect information they have to turn over to the trump team in discovery. they're trying to limit how they can communicate about it, those sorts of things. this only covers the unclassified discovery. there is another hornet's nest around the classified materials in this case, the documents that underline the 31 counts of retention of defense information. you'll see the same sort of protective orders discussing that classified material specifically. that's a different process because it has to be done under the classified information procedures act. much more complicated and likely to be more contentious. >> what does it say, gloria, that trump is facing these challenges with his own legal team? >> it says he's not a good client to have. it's very rare that an attorney would cite irreconcilable differences. it sounds like a divorce proceeding rather than an attorney leaving a client. i talked to a couple of former trump attorneys. there are a bunch of

this is what chelsea manning, julian assange, edward snowden, this isn't something that we've seen in decades. >> it's actually quite common. in fact, so common you generally don't hear about when it happens. some low level analyst somewhere took some things home, got upset, disgruntled employee. i think it was last week an air force colonel got charged for this. didn't obstruct, didn't lie, got charged, sentenced three years. no obstruction, no lying, three years. so it happens. it certainly happens. you've got to show you're on notice. again, the interesting thing he was not only on notice, but now we're seeing a conspiracy charge, stephanie. he did this in concert with other people, and who are they? and the conspiracy part of this means they had to know what they were doing was a crime. you can't accidently conspire. you can't just go i would no idea, i just moved some boxes, i had no idea. when you see a conspiracy charge, people knew what they were doing. and who was the one directing them? most likely donald j. trump. >> anthony, what's the department of justice's conviction ra

stand against two standards of justice, one for antifa, one for peaceful protesters, one for julian assange, one for chelsea manning and one for biden. >> do you believe that some of the charges against former president trump are indeed serious and could be devastating to him personally? >> i think the charges are politicized. however, i would have made different judgments than trump did. bad judgment is not the same thing as a crime, but i'm in the race for a reason. we have to stop looking back at retroactive grievances and moving forward as a country. stop running from something. we've got to start running to something. and that's what i'm leading and you want to talk about a path to the nomination, it starts on the debate stage. i'm looking forward for the debates in august, start to this fall. i'm polling where trump was, and i'm speaking in a way that unrestrained and i think the debate stage is a crucial catalyst for the stage. even though i'm running for the nomination and easier for me if trump were eliminated i stand against that type of federal police state corruption. the with a

ironically we see this both on the left extremism side in support of julian assange and ed snowden where decries, oh, they've been prosecuted or charged under the espionage act, this isn't espionage. yet now we see it on the right. it has nothing to do espionage in the formal james bond sense other than the statute is called the espionage act. this is, as is made clear in 793e, the charge he has been assessed with, it has to do with unlawful retention of national defense information and failing to return it. lindsey graham should know better. he does know better. >> well, andy, he is sticking by it. but i think that the point that mark just made is really important. there is the law and the statute. then there's also what it conjures up when you hear espionage and the politics of that and pushback on the notion that espionage equals spy and that he was somehow involved in that kind of work for the former president. >> that conjuring creates a great political opportunity for people like lindsey graham. but it has no legal significance. mark is exactly right. the statute that the former pr

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this is what chelsea manning, julian assange, edward snowden.s isn't something that we haven't seen in decades? >> it's actually quite common. and in fact, so calm and you don't even hear about it when it happened. some low level analysts somewhere took something, salgado said, disgruntled employee. i think it's last week that air force colonel gut charge for this. didn't obstruct, didn't lie, got charged. sentenced, three years. no obstruction. now lying. three years. so it happens, it certainly happens. you have got to show that you are on notice. the interesting thing is that he was not only unnoticed, but now we are seeing a conspiracy charge. stephanie, he did this in concert with other people. and who are they? and the conspiracy part of this means that they had to know what they were doing was a crime. you can't accidentally conspire. you can't just go, i don't know, i just move some boxes. i had no idea. no, when you see a conspiracy charge. the people know what they were doing. and who was the one directing them? most likely, donald j t

julian assange is in danger of dying where he is.he was just in court after nearly a year now of solitary confinement where they're keeping him in to decide whether to extradite him to the us for a clearly political crime. and by the way, he's not under charges in sweden on sexual thing. he is not under charges for anything he did in 2016, of which i, by the way, disagree with very much for his judgment, but i don't hold a friend of mine very accountable for judgment. after seven years in one room. it's so happens but that's not what he's charged with. he's charged with putting out what chelsea manning gave him. and bradley manning, collateral murder. how many people have seen that video? gee, i'm sorry to say, only handful. take a look up and on youtube and just put the word collateral murder and you'll see it. it's in several forms, some kind of 15 minute form. and then there's a 38 minute form. was put out that julian put out and then, because he was dissatisfied with the distribution that the next time chelsea manning gave him a

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whenever- i said it aboute julian assange, for example. people would like say, you're a traitor, go to, you , and stuff like that. >> that was from pit. brad baeomr. >> yeah, right. all right. i know brett's hpu cool now. he had me on once and i did so s well that i'm sure i'll be guest hosting at any time. >> but it's everything. albel the rules that are supposx to exist, they don't anymore. >> and i think that atis point, a lot of people probably have corruption and scandal because it is just like dueling scandals and it's usuall y not a in the same day. >> but that was a wild ride.de i think they are hoping. hi tto exhaust the maga, but its impossible because it'sthey'r actually they're mistaking the exhaust, mistaking gasoline for exhaustione ga and they're t filling the tank. >> the more you go after trump, he just gets more energy trump. >> we're not finished with indictments. yes, we have the atlanta voting stuff, rightoting. god so by then, it's not even going to be news. yeah, becausine newse i. everybody's forgotten that trump go

julian assange, he thought was a folk hero and should be honored for having the courage to do what hee a darling of the hard left of the howard zin, you know, cabal. he was always a little bit, you know, seemed to me to be a little shaky and nervous. he had gone through a life of a lot of stress, and he felt it was his moral obligation to speak truth to power. and in later years, he would collaborate or talk to journalists and scholars trying to make sure they understood what was at stake, and we should not underestimate on his death, the power and the courage of the "new york times" under abe rosenthal to go forward and print the pentagon papers like they did, and "the washington post" did. it was a still landmark moment in first amendment history in the united states, and it's ellsberg that spurred all of that. >> a case on prior restraint. thank you so much for joining us. >>> what the no labels third-party presidential campaign is vowing to do, but only if president biden is way ahead in the polling. president y ahead in the polling (vo) this is sadie, she's on verizon. the networ

the founder julian assange. king's encouraging people to grow fruit and vegetables in wildlife friendly gardens. the scheme , called gardens. the scheme, called coronation gardens for food and nature, is part of his majesty's vision for treasuring nature and living more sustainably. king charles wants people to use any space around their homes, including balconies , to grow including balconies, to grow healthy, food to eat or to plant vegetables and fruit trees . this vegetables and fruit trees. this you're with gb news. we'll bring you're with gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to esther and philip . it's back to esther and philip. thanks, tatiana. now is this . thanks, tatiana. now is this ine beginning— . thanks, tatiana. now is this the beginning—for- the beginning of the end for paine— the beginning of the end for putin?-been- the beginning of the end for putin?-been a- the beginning of the end for putin? been a dramatic putin? there's been a dramatic eeeaiaiien— putin? there's

that was big of him because here in britain this week, australian journalist julian assange lost hissophy at glasgow university during the scottish enlightenment, taught his students that quote that action is best which accomplishes the greatest happiness for the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers and that worst which in like manner, occasions, misery , misery, the misery of misery, misery, the misery of the mass of the population has, in my opinion , been not just the in my opinion, been not just the inevitable consequence of the policies which have been made to endure these past three years, but the intense action. francis hutcheson believed individual happiness was a benefit experienced by a person working first to increase the happiness of those around him or her. one of those around him or her. one of his students was john witherspoon , who crossed the witherspoon, who crossed the atlantic to become president of princeton university. witherspoon was a signatory of the declaration of independence, andifs the declaration of independence, and it's reasonable to think the p

that was big of him because here in britain this week, australian journalist julian assange lost hissophy at glasgow university during the scottish enlightenment, taught his students that quote that action is best which accomplishes the greatest happiness for the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers and that worst which in like manner, occasions, misery , misery, the misery of misery, misery, the misery of the mass of the population has, in my opinion , been not just the in my opinion, been not just the inevitable consequence of the policies which have been made to endure these past three years, but the intense action. francis hutcheson believed individual happiness was a benefit experienced by a person working first to increase the happiness of those around him or her. one of those around him or her. one of his students was john witherspoon , who crossed the witherspoon, who crossed the atlantic to become president of princeton university. witherspoon was a signatory of the declaration of independence, andifs the declaration of independence, and it's reasonable to think the p

greg swenson from republicans overseas will be here to tell us about joe biden, donald trump and julian assangeor the country at all. what are we— good for the country at all. what are we what are we to make of what are we what are we to make ot kyiv? — what are we what are we to make or kyiv? tiret— what are we what are we to make of kyiv? first of— what are we what are we to make of kyiv? first of all,— what are we what are we to make of kyiv? first of all, i- what are we what are we to make of kyiv? : of kyiv? first of all, i would say that biden's administration's attempts to jail his strongest political opponent. yeah, whatever. whatever anyone thinks of donald trump. right you can be a critic of trump. right you can be a critic ot treeitent— trump. right you can be a critic of president trump.— trump. right you can be a critic of president trump. you- md you can be a critic of president trump. you can 33 you can be a critic of president trump. you can be an of president trump. you can be en opponent— of president trump. you can be en ottonent ot— of president trump. you can be an opponent

but julian assange was was subjected i thought were subjected to what i thought were fairly allegationst want to miss any of that. we'll see well welcome back to for the final section . armpit for the final section. armpit knows now. josh in the guardian, barely 90 years since clark gable revealed he didn't wear an undershirt. john stones has revealed he shaved his pits. and i didn't know who john stones— and i didn't know who john stones was.— and i didn't know who john stones was. he's a footballer. armpit— stones was. he's a footballer. armpit confidential . why men are armpit confidential. why men are now armpit confidential. why men are shaving— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and women are doing whatever— now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. _ now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. so- now shaving and women are doing whatever like. whatever they like. so this is supposedly , well, sports people supposedly, well, sports people do it for hygiene and for making them run faster. i guess less friction,— th

but julian assange was was subjected i thought were subjected to what i thought were fairly allegations to headliners for the final section . armpit for the final section. armpit knows now. josh in the guardian, barely 90 years since clark gable revealed he didn't wear an undershirt. john stones has revealed he shaved his pits. and i didn't know who john stones— and i didn't know who john stones was.— and i didn't know who john stones was. he's a footballer. armpit— stones was. he's a footballer. armpit confidential . why men are armpit confidential. why men are now armpit confidential. why men are shaving— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and— armpit confidential. why men are now shaving and women are doing whatever— now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. _ now shaving and women are doing whatever-like. so- now shaving and women are doing whatever like. whatever they like. so this is supposedly , well, sports people supposedly, well, sports people do it for hygiene and for making them run faster. i guess less friction,— them run faster. i guess less friction, maybe.