and today, julian sanchez, the head of wiki leaks, and draco malfoy, his biological father has finally been arrested. you can tell that living inside the embassy for 7 years has taken its toll. here he is back in 2012. yeah. that compare that to today. i mean, amazing. the guy went in looking like draco malfoy came out with like double door, a weekly spanner. julian assigns was also arrested in london where he was dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy, looking like santa claus with a manifesto. you're all not a i haven't on my right look, look at him, look in just a few years. he went from bond villain to crowd surfing habits. now, while focusing on obscure criticisms of his on his personality or his appearance, mainstream media seemed to have forgotten what he reveal. review the revelations about real crimes and real scandals that came to light due to work a wiki leaks ah, ah, a now the biden administration has given no indication that they have any intention of dropping the charges or the expedition case. again, julie in the u. s. department of justice says they continue to pursue ex

information was surveilled by the us government, along with dozens of others when they went to visit julian sanchez. he was hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. essentially, they are arguing they were spied on without proper justification, had their rights violated, had their personal information access by the government without due process. this is what they put forward in their lawsuit. prior to their visits, each visitor was required to surrender his or her electronic devices, smartphones and laptops to the employees of u. c. global. unbeknownst to each of these visitors and without their consent. employees of you c global, acting without the knowledge of the ecuadorian government. copied the information stored on the devices. you see global then provided that information to the defendant, united states, central intelligence agency, the cia then headed by defendant, michael palm pale. now they are calling for damages as a result of distress and anxiety. they suffered from having their personal information violated their privacy, essentially violated by american intelligence and the cia.

but we come together now to express our grave concerns about the continued prosecution of julian sanchez for obtaining and publishing classified materials. this indictment sets a dangerous precedent and threatens to undermine americans 1st amendment and the freedom of the press. the initiative is in stark contrast with the old media narrative, with the very same outlets previously running down the character of the whistleblower and helping to build a case against him. julian san faces up to 175 years in prison if found guilty of espionage charges by the u. s. he currently remains in custody in britain, pending washington's extradition request. american legal and media and list. lionel says it's unclear by the western media, suddenly changing its tone about assange, but their previous smears against him should not be forgotten. if you listen to this, absolutely implicit in feckless commentary by today's a canoe shanty. just making fun of the way he looks, you know why he looks like that. let me tell you, it's called torture. that's why you look like that. and i like to see any of those br

s. government to end its prosecution of julian assault for publishing secrets. publishing is not a cry, not a crime, but a sanchez, long running legal ordeal is already taken a heavy toll. the australian national hasn't been a free man for more than a decade since he fled to ecuador is embassy in london. back in 2012. he's been at a higher security gel cell in london since 2019 where his lawyers say his health has been deteriorated. and if expedited to the u. s. he faces a sentence of up to get this 175 years under the espionage act. it publishing is on a cry, the punishment for julian to sarge. it's very, ah, your greatest president modem is a lensky, as warned to his country to prepare for a new wave of russian air strikes. li declaring that as long as moscow has missiles, it will not rest. last week's intense russian airstrikes caused the most damage to the country's power grid that we have seen since the war began in february. millions remained without electricity or heat. authorities do say, however, that power and water supply from the capital key are now being restored. with an increasing number of russian