wiki leaks a legal team says julian assange is considering the u.s. senate's formal request to testify but only if it conforms to a high ethical standards the senate intelligence committee wants the wiki leaks chief to answer questions on what it calls russian interference in the twenty sixteen american presidential election and see a church and then following the story for us. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has sent a letter to the ecuadorian embassy in london where as we all know the wiki leaks publisher has been holed up for the last six years this letter is addressed to julian assange basically calling upon him to testify in what is being described as a closed interview a mutually convenient time and location now given we all understand julian assange has made it clear he has no plans to be leaving that embassy any time soon out of his own free will but this is going to be some kind of question and answer session that is probably going to be taking place via some kind of web link and we have seen no that we can leak or julia songes legal t

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a wiki leaks founder julian assange is considering a request from the u.s.senate to testify on claims of russian meddling in the twenty sixth election. across a story. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has sent a letter to the ecuadorian embassy in london where as we all know the wiki leaks publisher has been holed up for the last six years this letter is addressed to julian assange basically calling upon him to testify in what is being described as a closed interview it's a mutually convenient time and location now given we all understand julian assange has made it clear he has no plans to be leaving that embassy any time soon out of his own free will but this is going to be some kind of question and answer session that is probably going to be taking place via some kind of web link and we have seen no that we can leaks or julian assange his legal team already react to this letter saying they would be open to this kind of testimony but it must conform to a high ethical standards well of course all of this falls under the existing narrative led by the we

senate asked to interview the head of wiki leaks on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth the election. has repeatedly denied that moscow had anything to do with election related documents exposed by wiki leaks. and social media giants are accused of silencing debate after twitter suspends several prominent libertarian and conservative figures for alleged hate speech. thanks for joining us here on r.t. to match the life from moscow and. welcome to the program. moscow has responded to the new u.s. sanctions over the poisoning of. his daughter in the u.k. in a statement the russian embassy in washington said the u.s. has provided no evidence that moscow was in any way involved this comes after some serious accusations were leveled at moscow. the united states the six two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical biological weapons against its own nationals following a fifteen day congressional that if you cation period these sanctions will take effect the publication of a new tuesday in the federal register expected. twenty

repeatedly denied that moscow had anything to do with the election related documents exposed by wiki leaks. the social media giants are accused of silencing debate after twitter suspend several prominent libertarian and conservative figures for alleged take speech. plus we need a woman who faces a lengthy jail term for terrorism after following a husband to syria where he joined us law mixtape. thanks for joining as you're watching r.t. in tonight. we'll start this hour with breaking news because the united states is unveiled new sanctions against russia over the poisoning of double agent service group and his daughter in the u.k. in march of this year new penalties are expected to come into effect around august twenty second according to the state department and some serious accusations have been thrown at moscow. the united states is the sixth twenty eighteen determined under the chemical and biological weapons control and warfare elimination active nine hundred ninety one that the government to the russian federation has used chemical or biological weapons in violation of international

on to other news now wiki leaks the legal team says that julian the son just considering the u.s.senate's formal request to testify but only if it conforms to a high ethical standards the senate intelligence committee wants the wiki leaks chief to answer questions on what it calls russian interference in the twenty sixteen.

the wiki leaks legal team has raised fresh concern over the security of its phone and. that after the us senate committee looking into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen elections requested that he testify we can show you that letter that was sent to the ecuadorian embassy here it is where saunders hold up inviting him to a closed interview it does say the meeting can take place at a mutually agreeable time place but as songes lawyers are extremely cautious as the u.s. is seeking to extradite him over his revelations here's a quick recap of some of the. i told. her. i i. still. owe her lucky to love my daughter but we're going to ultimately i'm safe collect any data from millions of those who are the ultimate wiki leaks walks like a hospital told us sort of talks like a hostile takeover of. what we discuss the issue with form and the five agent any mesh things in the us getting publishing classified information does create a dangerous precedent. i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his side of the story he

collect any data the millions of no surer little wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence sort of the talks like a hostile takeover the service. we discuss the issue with former m i five agent unemotional she thinks the us going after a publishing classified information creates a dangerous precedent. i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his side of the story he does know exactly what happened he must be absolutely frustrated about the. the the lies and the missiles being created around russia gate so i can understand his temptation to give evidence even to a closed hearing which is difficult i mean the whole you know i thought ethos of wiki leaks is to be open and transparent and to bring information out to the public good so it's a difficult one for him i think but let's bear in mind as well that you know putting aside wherever this information came from wiki leaks is a publisher it is a high tech publisher but it is a publisher in the same way that the new york times the washington post and the guardian has been a publisher of sim

printing and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks.good idea or no you make decision on that one cody wilson who just sort of started this quest back in twenty thirty when he first developed a weapon that could have been made from scratch by anyone with access to a specialist printer democrats who held the senate majority back then were opposed to the plans being shared online but now they say that any blood spilled by three d. printed guns will be on president and donald trump will be totally responsible for every downloadable plastic and ar fifteen that will be roaming the streets of our country if he does not today it's his doing it's his responsibility the blood's going to be on his hands coming to a theater near you coming to a school near you coming to a sports stadium these ghosts. are the new wave of american gun violence looking to track the story this two journalist belgium have slammed the government there after discovering that after fifty euro favor security vetting if they want to cover the next leaders summit the head of

give us return to our top story now about the us senate want to interview the head of wiki leaks about the claims that they've made of russian interference in the twenty sixteen us presidential election i can speak now to john kiriakou is a former cia counterterrorism officer very nice to have you on once again john of wiki leaks says it's kind of preempted this by pointing out that democratic senators. have called for his son's use asylum to be revoked in the past do you think there's a fear that the democrats on that senate intelligence committee will already be biased against the science. oh yes i do there are several different problems with this invitation first of all this is not an invitation for julia science to testify before the senate intelligence committee this is near dictation producing to sit behind closed doors with staff members who work for the members of the committee two very different things so there would be no agreement on arms or security and certainly no commitment not to rescue it if you were. to participate in the. it's been suggested by one of our guests toda

well so now with the wiki leaks legal team saying assad would not be against talking to them we might be able to get some more information in terms of a songe setting the record straight when it comes to investigation being carried out by this u.s. intelligence senate committee. ok thanks atmosphere and situation of that for a say in london well let's get the few snow off patrick henderson he's the from the twenty first century why don't call me that waiting for us right now patrick thanks for your time today what do you make of this that like you think senate is still coding for sounds to testify with these claims of russian meddling even though he's repeatedly denied any links to the kremlin. you know it is kind of puzzling while that why they would want journalists on just to testify in these hearings his previous statements all pretty much refute the official story in the united states establishment in the us media and the democratic establishment so there's two problems one of the main problems that they have the united states if they have a staunch testify is that he may possibl

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printing and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks. cody wilson who you just saw there started his quest back in two thousand and thirteen when he first had developed a weapon that could be printed at home until recently the federal government especially the state department made sure those blueprints didn't make it onto the web but earlier this year the justice department decided to drop litigation against a three d. gun plans from being posted online putting it at odds with the state department the reason that the state department got involved are only aqua t. in the us is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapons overseas legal analyst and commentator lionel told us that he is not surprised by the apparent lack of cohesion between various branches of the u.s. government we have right now a department of justice and its subsidiary the f.b.i. that is acting completely independent of the president and is in

so wiki leaks legal team has raised fresh concerns over the security of the whistle blowing sites founder julian assange soft at the u.s. senate committee looking into alleged russian interference in the twenty six elections requested that he testified we can show you the letter that was sent to the ecuadorian embassy where they hold up inviting him to a closed interview he says the meeting can take place at a mutually agreeable time and place but as lawyers are extremely cautious as the u.s. is still seeking to extradite him over his revelations. a better time than now to give you a quick recap up those revelations. i'm . kidding. liz does the n.s.a. collect any data from millions of those who are live with the leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile takeover of the server. and we discussed this issue with a former m i five agent annie about shawn she thinks the us going off there a songe for publishing classified information and thus create a dangerous precedent. i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his si

printing and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks code we'll see you justsort of started this quest back in twenty thirty when you first developed a weapon that could be made from scratch by anyone who's got access to a specialist prince's democrat suit held the senate majority back then were opposed at the time to the plans being shared online and now they've gone further they say that any blood spilled by the three d. printed guns will be on president trumped. donald trump will be totally responsible for every downloadable plastic and ar fifteen that will be roaming the streets of our country if he does not today it's his doing it's his responsibility the blood's going to be on his hands coming to a theater near you coming to a school near you coming to a sports stadium these ghost guns are the new wave of american gun violence happens all the time you know it does not surprise me and what will perhaps surprise you or shouldn't is that there has always been provision on the internet for blueprints to make plastic guns via three d. printing let me repeat i

for gods this was our idea a kind of see you know it or media purposes like wow could we be wiki leaksfor guns what would that look like without a three d. printer we said what if you could three d. printing and then share. that would be like working with. cody wilson who just saw the start of this quest back in twenty thirteen when he first developed a weapon that could be predicted her until recently the federal government especially the state department made sure those blueprints didn't make it onto the web. the reason that the state department got involved are only aqua tea in the us is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapons overseas we have right now a department of justice and its subsidiary the f.b.i. that is acting completely independent of the president and is in a parallel universe there are what is referred to often times some may say too much is this thing called the deep state i'm not suggesting that's here but this dissociation this this kid

the wiki leaks legal team has raised fresh can sign over the security of the whistleblowing site's founder julian assange of course that's after the us senate committee looking into alleged russian interference in the twenty six elections requested that i testify we can show you the letter that was sent to the ecuadorian embassy were holed up inviting him to a closed interview and says the meeting can take place at a mutually agreeable time and place but lawyers are extremely cautious as they do what i came over as revelations is a recap of some of those. don't be afraid to work any believe in a million of those who are. with you we can walk like a hostile intelligence work hard like a hot dog. we discussed this issue with our former m i five agent and emotional things of the us going after science for publishing classified information creates a dangerous precedent i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his side of the story he does know exactly what happened he must be absolutely frustrated about the. there the lies and the misses being creat

national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against wiki leaks and the rest you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post want to publish the pentagon papers and back in those healthy in days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to know freedom of real journalism it's him. thank you. that's it for one of your favorite shows from this season will continue to show your favorite episodes and away back from season one wins even if there's a temper don't think either of us but social media is easy. i. think. we have no idea what's doing on vacation but she will be back in september. it's a very rough terrain you so it's rough climates and you have to find through google to find. it was gunshots on top of him and so many friends he would have been going there and they have men need not. apply i don't think any of pick up. you know i don't want to see it but a body i

national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against wiki leaks and the rest. you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post were to publish the pentagon papers and back in those howls in days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats. of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to know freedom of real journalism. it's him. thank you. so let's head for one of your favorite shows from this season will continue to show your favorite episodes in the way back for a new season but wednesday the fifth of september killed a number of us but social media is easier. to forgive somebody said. coming up in basic. in the. non-single you're looking to see who is who you were talking to. each other. and that a lot of what i think about tom i was good but i'm about the same as art and i was up the money into the magazine about you know living a long long time like my. mom. just said so you'll be. there when you go so this is

printing and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks cody wilson who you just saw there started his quest back in twenty thirteen when he first developed a weapon that could be printed out hold on till recently the federal government especially the state department made sure those blueprints did not make it onto the web but earlier this year the justice department decided to drop litigation against three d. gun plans from being posted online putting it out all it's with the state department the reason that the state department got involved our only act would be in the us is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapons overseas. this is an extraordinary story so we need an extra three months to put some meat on the bones of it and we have got one legal analyst on commentator lionel welcome back lionel does it surprise you that these two key departments of government aren't even on the same page and such well let's call it as it is an emo

guns this was our idea of kind of see you know like our immediate purpose like wow could we be wiki leaksfor guns what would that look like we found a three d. printer we said what if you could three d. printing god and then share a file on the internet that would be like working with. go to wilson you just saw there started his quest back in twenty thirteen when he first developed a weapon that could be made from scratch by anyone who's got access to a specialist printer democrats say held the senate majority back then were opposed to the plans being shared online now they're saying any blood spilled by three d. printed guns will be on president trump's hands donald trump will be totally responsible for every download of all plastic a r fifteen that will be roaming the streets of our country if he does not act today it's his doing it's his responsibility the blood is going to be on his hands coming to a theater near you coming to a school or near you coming to a sports stadium these ghosts. are the new wave of american gun violence. journalists in belgium of slammed the government there

server and taken sensitive information to be passed on to julian assange and wiki leaks to be later published so hopefully with this kind of testimony that will now apparently be taking place sometime soon with the u.s. intelligence committee more lights can be shed in terms of setting the record straight human rights activist peter tatchell believes the senate's often maybe just an excuse to go after a son's. i suspect that their motives are not purely about this issue of alleged russian interference in the us elections i think it's probably something much bigger and relating to the other materials that journalists aren't has published in the past i think they want to snare him into somehow admitting or implying that he got information from russian sources that that seems to be the focus of their attention. and i think it also may well be a way of gathering further evidence against him for use in any subsequent prosecution in the united states so during a sanch has to tread very carefully and i'm sure he's quite capable of doing so the wiki leaks founder has been stuck in the ecuadorian emba

to the south of the us senate office to interview the head of wiki leaks some alleged russian meddling in the twenty six thousand election given to songs has recently denied that moscow had anything to do with the election related documents exposed by wiki leaks. on social media giants are accused of silencing debates. but several prominent libertarian conservative think it is. the latest and most of the route through that i would stay with us now though. oh and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle after three years of conflict it has been estimated that out of a population of twenty seven point four million twenty two point two million people in yemen are in need of humanitarian assistance four point five million children and women are suffering malnutrition while two point nine million people are internally displaced this is a humanitarian catastrophe by any measure so why are the u.s. and u.k. so committed to the saudi war. crosstalk in the tragedy known as yemen i'm joined by my guest well how many marandi in town he's a professor at the university of

going to songs has repeatedly denied that moscow had anything to do with the election exposed by wiki leaks social media giants are accused of. soft to suspend several prominent. conservatives for alleged hate speech. you have. coming up next though the report finds out. in. the u.k. who is coming. i am sure this is the kaiser report not sure if it was i would throw shoes at the camera i might hit the camera massive damage or the camera man and then he faint when i see i. see that kind of excitement everywhere. anyway actually that's an important point coming forward in this about the shoe throwing because of course remember we invaded iraq and soon after that when we went in declaring victory and everything was all ok some guy in the audience there in front of george w. bush threw a shoe at let's say. this is a guy i remember george w. this is talk america and they go we're going to. close. well we got insurance that's going to come up in this story because it's a very important point about the hierarchy of needs but we're going to start with this tweet here from the washington post's jeff

senate invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth electionplus a tribal chief dryland seeking the return of a sacred statue stolen over one hundred years ago and now on display at the british museum we ask businesses if it should be given back after a long. list piping and stuff. i think is part of our heritage so it's just it's three. pm here in moscow this thursday afternoon you're watching r.t. international top story and unacceptable that's how the kremlin described the latest u.s. sanctions on russia imposed over the poisoning of double agents and his daughter in the u.k. back in march when spokes person to me said it was too early to discuss countermeasures russia had not yet received any official confirmation my colleague. ali earlier discussed new sanctions with artie's and he said. the united states. two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical biological weapons against its own nationals despite any new evidence coming to light the us wants to impose sanctions on russia and thi

invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth. and.seeking the return of. over one hundred years ago are now on display at the british museum. given. history. welcome to the program here with international a busy day for worldwide news headlines. the u.s. has announced it's imposing new sanctions on russia over the poisoning of. his daughter in the u.k. . saying it holds moscow ultimately responsible. the united states august the sixth two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical or biological weapons against its own nationals following a fifteen day congressional it if occasion period these sanctions will take effect upon publication of the notice in the federal register expected on august twenty second two thousand. i joined now in the studio with. thanks for coming on so quickly this morning obviously it's a big day for news can you were just give us the rundown what exactly do these new sanctions and tail well these are sanctions that will be imposed by the u.s. on russia desp

out against the out for interfering in yemen's affairs but according to a cable leak released by wiki leaks you secretly arrange meetings with a saudi official back then and ask for help i want to ask you directly is a true. yeah of course through of course through i don't i i and it's true about that we can this didn't lead to said that i also visited the russian embassy and also i visit that i want to get in to see and i visited that british embassy french embassy cut to the embassy kuwaiti embassy on monday embassy i visited all the embassies in the security council in the new york calling them to see to the yemen and to know a lot about a human peaceful revolution and to help me in many people on facing the stated idea of the last sunday and to listen to our numbers but you also said that the leaders of this out a coalition will be prosecuted for the crimes stay committed in yemen how do you imagine that happening when the coalition is backed by arab states like you said and that they're also backed by their western allies so who will prosecute saudis i call for the international justic