heard testifying to support rupert murdoch against johnny depp is more important than the founder of wiki leaks julian assange being tortured in britain according to the u.n. as he faces new indictments for appealing u.s. war crimes we talk to someone who continues to fight for julian assange one of the top human rights barristers in the world the streets of queens counsellor geoffrey robertson and time for business owners in the u.k. to relocate to the e.u. and how will the u.k. leverage coronavirus for brics it with exactly 5 months until boris johnson's version of bricks of dragon's den star and businesswoman deborah meade and tells us why britain should have never said. it to the world's largest trading bloc paulism or coming up in this a lockdown edition yet again of going underground but joining me now from london via skype is geoffrey robertson q.c. one of the world's greatest human rights barristers co-founder of doubt he street one of his colleagues recently in the news with amber heard is she was brought in as a witness in support of rupert murdoch against johnny depp but jeffre

think testifying to support rupert murdoch against johnny depp is more important than the founder of wiki leaks julian assange being tortured in britain according to the u.n. as he faces new indictments for appealing u.s. war crimes we talk to someone who continues to fight for julian that's one of the top human rights paris's in the world the streets queens counsellor geoffrey robertson and time for business owners in the u.k. to relocate to the e.u. and how will the u.k. leverage coronavirus for breakfast but exactly 5 months until boris johnson's version of bricks and dragons den star and businesswoman deborah meade and tells us why britain should have never said. it to the world's largest trading bloc the civil war coming up in this a look down edition yet again of going underground but joining me now from london via skype is geoffrey robertson q.c. one of the world's greatest human rights barristers co-founder dowdy street one of his colleagues recently in the news with amber heard is she was brought in as a witness in support of rupert murdoch against johnny depp but jeffrey 1st of

she says she was in the news so is amal clooney and the guardian newspaper which partnered up with wiki leaks printed an article in the past few days as this hearing was being discussed in london and then earlier printed an article saying he's basically a russian asset. he has a russian asset and defacto as a man you yourself were defending a russian as a not a journalist at all i didn't see that article that stands i suppose from the american news about wiki leaks publishing stuff that they may have obtained from russian sources from russian hackers but you've got to remember wiki leaks had the idea or publishing anything of public interest and that what they published about the democratic national committee to show that there was a lot of jiggery poker a carrying on to stop bernie sanders getting. the nomination and 5 members of that committee had to resign but people are realizing that perhaps if the cia had secretly slipped him some information about mr putin and his wealth or his involvement in assassination in britain then he would have had the integrity to publish clashes well bu

servers but regardless and not surprisingly we see wiki leaks also thrown into the report. wiki leaks actively sort on played a key role in the russian campaign and very likely knew it was assisting russian intelligence influence efforts the committee found significant indications that julian assange and wiki leaks have benefited from russian government support from julian assange on says long denied these allegations and said he is simply not a russian operative however the allegations persist many americans looking at this report as well as many people around the world have got to be asking themselves how much longer is this russia gate story going to keep going is this final installment really the last report or will they find a way to get it back into the news once again. in investor writer charles or tel spoke to me earlier this is his reaction to the intelligence report. whether one or another country may be interfering in our elections i think people are tired of that frankly and tired of the endless investigation of the same issue 20 only to rush i have seen so far

that crowd strike never had any evidence to back up their claim so now of course not surprisingly wiki leaks gets thrown into the report as well. we can leaks actively sought and played a key role in the russian campaign and knew it was assisting russian intelligence influence if it the committee found significant in the cations the cina signs and wiki leaks have benefited from the russian government now julian assigns has long denied the claims that he is somehow a russian operative but regardless we now have this 1000 page report the final installment we hear from the senate intelligence committee so a lot of americans and people around the world have to be wondering is this the last we're going to hear about this russia gate stuff is this finally over is this the ultimate conclusion of this story or will they find a way to keep it going came up in live from new york bring us through the 5th and final report thanks for that caleb well indeed a lot to speak i'm very happy to say that we've got delhi mccallum's executive director at the wrong pole institute on the line also in the us t

intelligence influence efforts the committee found significant indications that julian assange and wiki leaks have benefited from the russian government now julian assigns has long denied the claims that he is somehow a russian operative but regardless we now have this 1000 page report the final installment we hear from the senate intelligence committee so a lot of americans and people around the world have to be wondering is this the last we're going to hear about this russia gate stuff is this finally over is this the ultimate conclusion of this story or will they find a way to keep it going. let's stay in new york and cross the line to investor underwriter charles or tell charles good to see you again the report is you know it's a 1000 pages long it was 3 years in the making but the key findings while the all time very familiar in this election year do you think voters are going to pay any attention to this given i suppose everything else that's going on in the u.s. . well you know i think this self reinforcing left hand side of the equation in the mainstream media is going to be all

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wikis. it is a special place for raiders fans for generations.ndre senior tells us what is happening that could affect its future. >> reporter: for 50 years, ricky sports theater and grill and san leandro has been a gathering place for food, fun and football for raider nation devotees. counted among them is dr. robert gentry. >> i would come here to eat supper, i am a sports fan. i always have been. but the and a sign of the times, the establishment by sports illustrated rated number two's best sports bar and the country is facing the threat of closure because of the covid-19 pandemic forcing a closure of indoor dining to say nothing of a lack of sports that is its lifeblood. >> reporter: no money coming in and the bill still come. >> he launched a go for me page 2 raise $100,000 to save his father for watering hole -- his favorite watering hole. >> you try to make good things happen. that is what i am trying to do. >> reporter: the hits i keep on coming for the family business, owner ricky antenna ricardo have been hit with hard times, ricky was

. >> last week saw the death of the vil rights movement whoes of marched on washington wiki martin luthen 1963. at his funeral, the president predecessors spoke but donald trump chose not to pay his respects. >> how do you think history will remember john lewis? >> i don't know. i don't know john lewis. he chose not to come to my inauguration. i never met john lewis. >> do you find him impressive? >> i can't say one where the other. >> another moment waubwhen he d down on his support for ghislaine maxwell. th friend of prince andrew and former girlfriend of jeffrey epstein. she is now in prison awaiting trial on t sfficking charges that she denies. >> you said i just wish her well. why would you wish such a person well? parks >> her friend or boyfriend was either killed or commitd suicide in jail. she is now in jail. i wish her well. i woulwish a lot of people well. >> donald trump believes he is his own best salesman. ivhe will beg a lot more interviews. whether they will produce the headlines he wants is another matter. >>ore on that interview, i f am joined bymer advisor to president

detention and torture of wiki leaks founder julian assange all this of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st let's go straight to sydney in australia as new south wales grapples with a spike in coronavirus cases john pilger welcome to the show the last time i spoke to you you were telling us what the media here wasn't telling us that there had been a pandemic rehearsal in 2016 in there was a cover up of it what what's your take now that tens of thousands of people in this country have died because of coronavirus and how is it there in australia. well it's a shocking state of affairs isn't it i mean just last week before the public accounts committee and in london the whole shocking landscape was laid out that thousands of people had been thrown out of hospitals back into chaos it really is the kind of making up of an expendable society where experts talk blithely has as one of them did in this particular report the 12012000 excess deaths would have happened another expert said no wait a minute if there's another spike it's likely in the u.k. to go up to $35000.00 now we'r

think testifying to support rupert murdoch against johnny depp is more important than the founder of wiki leaks julian assange being tortured in britain according to the u.n. as he faces new indictments for appealing u.s. war crimes we'll talk to someone who continues to fight for one of the top human rights in the world the streets queens counsellor jeff.

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detention and torture of wiki leaks founder julian assange well the civil coming up in today's going underground but 1st let's go straight to sydney in australia as new south wales grapples with a spike in coronavirus cases john pilger welcome to the show the last time i spoke to you you were telling us what the media here wasn't telling us that there had been a pandemic rehearsal in 2016 and there was a cover up of it what what's your take now the 10s of thousands of people in this country have died because of coronavirus and how is it there in australia. well it's a shocking state of affairs isn't it i mean just last week before the public accounts committee and in london the whole shocking landscape was laid out that thousands of people had been thrown out of.

we know from wiki leaks how they tried to destroy but he said on his campaign and 2016 and they didn't feel they didn't feel what they were doing was anything to do with fascism they thought it was to do with stopping fascism so they say i don't understand this is right around this time he was trying to sound as being the candidate what do you how do you characterize the d.n.c. has as a system in your politics what i mean it is in more trouble now it's out been because their ears in fact tremendous critiques of the status and democratic party it looked as if after the november primary that bernie sanders and all of us together minturn or others that we were going to when we were really beginning to move in a way that we were headed toward the white house then the. it illogical unity facilitated by rock obama with me we have rather all of them came together dropped out within a few days the black neo liberal leadership that is at the money in black leadership we do money and black our tix came together and lo and behold we were pushed out we were defeated but let me say this that this s

detention and torture of wiki leaks founder julian assange and all the civil coming up in today's going underground but 1st let's go straight to sydney in australia as new south wales grapples with a spike in coronavirus cases john pilger welcome to the show the last time i spoke to you you were telling us what the media here wasn't.

think testifying to support rupert murdoch against johnny depp is more important than the founder of wiki leaks julian assange being tortured in britain according to the u.n. as he faces new indictments furling u.s. war crimes we talk to someone who continues to fight for julian that's one of the top human rights paris's of the world the streets queens counsellor.

we know from wiki leaks how they tried to destroy bernie sanders campaign in 2016 and they didn't feel they didn't feel what they were doing was anything to do with fascism they thought it was to do with stopping fascism so they say i don't understand this is right around this time because they try to tell us on this being the candidate what do you how do you characterize the d.n.c. has as a system in your politics what i mean it is in more trouble now is that we've been because their ears in fact tremendous critiques of the status and democratic party it looked as if after the november primary that bernie sanders and all of us together need in turn or others that we were going to win we were really beginning to move in a way that we were headed toward the white house and then had the. it illogical unity facilitated by rock obama with me we have rather all of them came together dropped out within a few days the black neo liberal leadership that is and to monica in black leadership we do money and black our tix came together and lo and behold we were pushed out we were defeated but let

well i think it's very difficult and i am not saying that that should happen i mean i think wiki. when stuff probably not going to happen is we have both parties in the united states are fairly protectionist now the republicans used to be a little bit more free trade up in the past but you know people are very i think the key 1000 a recession really caused people to to do that to flip and now people are concerned about their jobs going overseas and of course it's easy just doing what we're talking about earlier to saying that evil is a foreign government. and when it was a free market decision many of those jobs are there some of them are going from china to. some of the poor countries as china develops you know we have a proud noble lifecycle theory where you know china and the united states should probably let some of those jobs go on produce more highly technological things and you know that's the nature in and bring out that would bring out the developing world as well so i'm not sure that globalization is a bad thing now the problem is some people lose their jobs and some peo