i'm going to get to that in a 2nd julian assange has birthday today you probably want to which are mab your birthday. we just go back a bit and talk about your freedom of information request and how different the answers you got were from swedish and from british authorities the 1st letter. from paul close to the swedish prosecutor yes basically my idea was back in 2015 when julian had already spent 5 the abscond finally initially on the house arrest and then in the order and i am bussy i realize that no did least no media had ever tried to access the document to do to get the facts so my idea was if i can get the documents from sweden sweden has a very good very good laws when it comes to freedom of information act maybe i can use anything i get from sweden as be cook to get documents from the u.k. from the u.s. from australia ecuador whatever and it work i filed my 4 year end in sweden back in 2015 and we haven't read all the actors yes the other talking about the rape allegations i suppose that's crucially made because it provides evidence on how the crown prosecution service which

yellow face on an on going riots with the clever mab's and see the willing to stop the traffic gauging through through your op you have a point of order is a case of you left the flow as blatant. try lots of things to engage lots of people i think that's the best way of trying lots of things yeah and be today you know get people engaged you say in other things which will interest them by diversion and then suddenly find yourself with an audience and you know it does take time and think like we were saying on this particular cause we've been at it for 2 years now . and that's not all about you know monkey i mean my part of play is minimal compared to other some people have been every single day having engagement and that's one person slowly putting their word out so i think you know that it is as with anything you require an audience to grow the audience has to feel they are directly contributing or being part of something of a cause. and that's something which is bizarre for but you have to you know if the chip away at the block and it definitely takes time and of course from my experi

if we don't find some way to actually move forward in the way that popular government mab able to at its best, then -- then we're in even more of a genuine crisis. but right now i think that the idea that director mueller was going to come down like fortenbras in act 5 of hamlet and put the country in order was unreasonable. and holds him to a standard he is not going to meet. it's not one person saving us. it's all of us deciding this is not the behavior we want at the highest levels of government. >> another break for us, an important question for these guys when we come back. (announcer) important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. right now, in areas like yours, people have already called about life insurance through the colonial penn program and received their free beneficiary planner. have you received your free planner? if not, i encourage you to pick up the phone and take advantage of this free offer. in addition to your free beneficiary planner, you'll also receive free information on affordable whole life insurance that has a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your ra

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and so this was -- by that point we are ten years in, right, the first decade mab done. and we're looking at how we can be better. and there is one person's name that i think we need to also highlight here who i wish was on the stage with us. and that's robert c. watson. robert c. watson -- [ applause ] >> was the director dsh darnl in as assistant drrkt to preks and he gave us our africanness in the african-american. he had a wealth -- as scholar in that area he had a wealth of understanding about west arken peoples and traditions and language and material culture. and helped us really dissect that historical record where despite all of their people like marley brown in the archaeologiy department as good as they were as at understanding 1ing century life. there were things they had no intellectual or academic rerns point for. and robert provided that groundwork. and that was for me also another extremely important game changer. in terms of the evolution of the program over time. and -- and yeah, by that time when we get into the early 90s we've got robust programming g

as a starts to push more towards the inland areas, but it will bring rain to the pacific northwest mabnorth early tuesday. but it will start to fall apart. but it has picked up the fog and increase the onshore wind. 50s and 60s on the thames. on the peninsula. 60 in los altos. woodside 59. they made it to 51 this morning. the water temps continue to be very cold. 49 bodega bay, normal is about 52. san francisco should be about 56 and they are 54. and even at the monterey, they were 56, it is gone down to 55. really cold water. wind gusts up to 30 now at concord, which is stronger than fairfield. don't see that all the time. travis was wind gusts up to 35. 37 in truckee. 59 sacramento, only 1 degree warmer the monterey. plenty of low clouds near the coast. inland wilbur backup. we know the drill. once the system tuesday goes by, that we start to see high pressure building back in. but today will be a cool one here. and the coolest day of the week probably by far for many. tomorrow will be that much warmer. we will start a warm up after tuesday, and then the high will start to build in,

department, which i will, the fact that they would make an arrest it's with the belief thaa a crime mab committed. the point i'ming getting to is a tense moment on american history on the issue of race. we are having a national conversation we haven't had in a long time aboutpt racismab and reaction what's acceptable and what is not. and what i'm asking you from the fbi point of view -- and what you have told me -- is that we ought to take care as seriously as we take foreign inspired terrorism, there is a domestic terrorism under way ing the na of race that is as threatening in some respects as the foreign terrorism. that's the way i hear it. >> yeah, i don't know that i -- i think the greatest terrorist threat to the homeland is the extremists.iolent i will say we take domestic. >> foreign spirpses snirps inspired. >> that doesn't say we don't take domestic terrorism, including hate crimes committed on before ofxt some kind of whi supremacist ideology extremely seriously. and we have had a number of very significant arrests. i mentioned the coast guard one but we had militia members i