community when they heard that he would be on the show and us and has been on twitter says he is our wiki leaks we love you and us now this is a good reference point for those who may not be familiar with your work but tell us how did you get started in the world of investigative journalism. journalism as a print journalist in as i kept on moving up i realized that there was the need to define what exactly i do to be more impactful to society so strong to undercover journalism there that's what i've done ever since i did so because i felt that it had a more lasting impact on society and it helped the was the development of society so people watching right now they just switch on al-jazeera you're watching a really well known gunmen undercover journalist have a look at him right now because it is an extraordinary sight and i say we have to address this idea of you disguising yourself when did this starts well i guess is as the work continued and we dived into many of the big stories and security implications became real to me and my team or it's needed to come out with some form of these guys that

of care starmer were not entirely disinterested over the now drop case against the founder of wiki leaks we should also add that gives dharmas office advisors to remove a tweet we put up on monday about starman voting record in the run up to the iraq war they were eventually satisfied when we clarified that he did indeed in twenty sixteen choose to vote against an investigation into the contrast between public statements and private actions in the run up to the iraq war that's good for the show on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the bigot. demonstration in british history against the iraq war. games have begun the younger sister of north korea's ruler kim jong un has captured the attention of the media while the u.s. vice president mike pence was mocked as a dud even undiplomatic the two koreas are engage each other. breaking news the shooting incident outside the u.s. national security agency left at least one person the suspected shooter has been to bring a developing story. in the headlines to today the foreign minister quit soft revealing that he lied about a meeting with the ru

stewardship of guest omma we're not entirely disinterested over the now drop case against the founder of wiki leaks we should also add that to storm his office advised us to remove a tweet we put up on monday about starman voting record in the run up to the iraq war they were eventually satisfied when we clarified that he did indeed in twenty sixteen choose to vote against an investigation into the contrast between public statements and private actions in the run up to the iraq war that's it for the show on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the biggest demonstration in british history against that iraq war so you want to have. that your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last. year at me on doing what i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last rites and helps to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each. and mike. feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it sai

we haven't seen any charges regarding wiki leaks and hacking. so we are just beginning to see different prongs of robert mueller's investigation. >> yeah. i think the unspoken word here is yet. we may see all of these things come down the road. robert mueller is engaging in a complex casement one step at a time. one link at a time. so today's guilty plea with this new lawyer who we didn't know anything about until today would seem to be an effort to induce paul manafort. he seems like someone who could testify about the charges against manafort in the foreign agent registration charge, put more pressure on him and perhaps induce paul manafort to realize the evidence against me is over que -- overwhelming. he seems like someone who would be in a position to share information about all of the thing ts we haven't seen yet. and so i believe that today's plea is just one more step in that methodical approach to reach that ultimate conclusion and find what really happened there. >> and where does rick gates fit into this? >> well, shehe is a codefendan

ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the defense we want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorant or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons but even if the herring does end songes way today and there's a big question mark over that now his legal team has been saying all along that they will still need guarantees guarantees that he could get safe passage or guarantees that you won't be arrested on the spot when he does walk out behind the scenes diplomats ecuadorian diplomats been trying to push this case along and sort of intensified the push in recent weeks and months last month it was revealed that had granted julian assange ecuadorian citizenship and diplomatic status that sort of trying to move all of this out of the diplomatic status that it's been in for eva six is the legal team in the hearing are all going about talking about the difficult conditions that julian assange is living on in this very small confined space in the embassy that j

leaked those e-mails. we know that julian or sloan with wiki leaks who who disseminated the e-mails has said he's fairly well implied that it was someone within the democrat national committee and then they said well they put out fake e-mails about what is a fake e-mail and something that you disagree with apparently. and this idea that somehow the russians wanted to create chaos in the election you don't set out to create chaos you set out to have one person win and one person loose thirty that's the only way that you accomplish anything chaos is nothing chaos which in a tree in achieves nothing whatsoever. richard of just reading the quote from a news conference deputy attorney general wrote rosenstein said that it hasn't been alleged in any way that the meddling that is that is suggested it altered the election outcome if there's no suggestion that this altered the outcome of an election where more than one hundred twenty million people voted why is this headline news if there's no substance there is this just another attempt to hate. more pressure and ask more questions about the legitimacy of the donald

our nation's history because we are we have been afforded an unprecedented opportunity to look behind the scenes at the workings of this rigged system because wiki leaks. really a revolutionary publisher has released so much documentation into the public domain for us to study and so what i try to do in this book is go through that documentation and connect the internal. documents from the d.n.c. s. own servers and connect those documents into what exactly happened in the mainstream media. through the network that exists between d.n.c. operatives on the one hand and mainstream media operatives on the other and so what i charge in this book is exactly how the mainstream media works at the behest of the d.n.c. itself to create false narratives against bernie sanders from the very beginning of the process including perhaps the most famous of false narratives which i called the myth of the bernie bro who yes that was a big one that was a big. special because everybody out there that about election i think you know everyone out there has people who are who you know they wish wouldn't speak for them or if you know i mean a lot of this is startling ultimatel

ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the defense we want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorant or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons the legal team in the hearing or arguing about talking about the difficult conditions that julian assange is living on in this very small confined space in the embassy that just a few rooms. a few rooms big back in two thousand and sixteen as well the u.n. rules that gina sound is being arbitrarily detained that's something that's likely to mention in the hearing today and even last month a couple of doctors went to examine julian assange they were appealing for his release this saying that they dig famine to him and he desperately needs medical attention the sort of medical attention that you can get inside that these are all points that are being raised in the hearing that is taking place and we have to wait and see what happens and hope that the mainstream media end up agreeing on what was actually taking

diplomats had kept cables back in two thousand and six i think we talked about it not that long ago wiki leaks had gotten these cables and in those cables what you saw was that they were there's untapped mineral wealth totaling anywhere from estimates about eight hundred forty billion up to one trillion dollars so of course we want to get our dirty little fingers and there and i know what this is if you control these these resources you can control certain things this is a big it's not a place to be sitting those things and it isn't just those are their resources they're the people of the philippines resources you know at the end of the day they'd should decide what happens they're not a dictator not anything else like you really it's very strange the same thing happening here most awfully most of. some restaurants have dress codes and if you don't have a tire you're wearing blue jeans you won't be allowed to eat their dining room now one of our bus transfer greasy diners to michelin star pop ups. a child code banning kids strollers and even tantrums from their establishments even family frien

diplomats had kept cables back in two thousand and six i think we talked about it not that long ago wiki leaks had gotten these cables and in those cables what you saw was that they were there's untapped mineral wealth totaling anywhere from estimates about eight hundred forty billion up to one trillion dollars so of course we want to get our dirty little fingers and there and i know what this is if you control these these resources you can control certain things this is that it's not a place to be sitting those things and it isn't just those are their resources they're the people of the philippines resources you know at the end of the day they'd should decide what happens they're not a dictator not anything else like you really it's very strange the same thing happening here most awfully most of. some restaurants have dress codes and if you don't have a tire you're wearing blue jeans you won't be allowed to eat their dining room now one of our bus transfer greasy diners to michelin star pop ups have a. child code banning kids strollers and even tantrums from their establishments even family f

diplomats had kept cables back in two thousand and six i think we talked about it not that long ago wiki leaks had gotten these cables and in those cables what you saw was that they were there's untapped mineral wealth totaling anywhere from estimates about eight hundred forty billion up to one trillion dollars so of course we want to get our dirty little fingers and there and i know what this is if you control these these resources you can control certain things this is that it's not a place to be sticking those things and here it is a list those are their resources they're the people of the philippines resources you know at the end of the day they'd should decide what happens there not a dictator not anything else like you really it's very strange the same thing happening here most definitely most of. some restaurants have dress codes and if you don't have a tire you're wearing blue jeans you won't be allowed to eat their dining room now one of our bus transfer greasy diners to michelin star pop ups have a. child code banning kids strollers and even tantrums from their establishments even fa

we need their records in victory for. the president of ecuador says his country will continue to protect julian assange after a british judge ruled that an arrest warrant for the wiki leaks founder remains in force. government inherited the issue of mr santorum are. clearly causes a certain inconvenience since the first day in office who pledged our support for him until he's safe and we believe these are in danger. routing is important we will not change our position will continue to present mr sanj under international refugees law. and with the court ruling going against him as looks to stay holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london as we don't drop all criminal rape charges against him last year but the u.k. says it will still arrest him if he leaves the embassy effectively leaving us our general limbo a human rights campaigner peter tatchell believes if asylum steps one foot out of that door you could easily be extradited there's no doubt that the bottom line in the a sound case is the very serious and likely risk that he would be extradited to the united states to face a whole raft of very serious charges including espionage which can in theory carry the death pe

we need their records and victories for. the president of ecuador says his country will continue to protect julie and our sons after a british judge ruled that an arrest warrant for the wiki leaks founder remains in force. our government inherited the issue of mr santorum are. clearly causes a certain inconvenience since the first day in office who pledged our support for him until he's safe and we believe these in danger. routing is important we will not change our position will continue to present mr sanj under international refugees law with the court ruling going against him looks like remaining holed up in their code or an embassy in london sweden dropped all criminal charges against him last year but the u.k. says it will still arrest him if you leave the embassy affectively leaving us in limbo now on tuesday or.

wiki leaks has published against the u.s. it's not surprising many think washington is keen to get its hands on a song we can expose details of torture at the guantanamo bay detention camp it also published damning u.s. military logs on the war in afghanistan and the company also leaked the cia's spying tools as well as this let me know when you. will this video which we keep leaks called collateral murder shows how american helicopters gunned down more than a dozen iraq is and more recently the release of the d.n.c. e-mails which then allegedly helped dr trump drill into u.s. does it ensure race human rights campaigner peter tatchell believes these revelations could easily see assault extradited trying to meddle with the u.s. there's no doubt the. bottom line in your sound case is the very serious and likely risk that he would be extradited to the united states to face a whole raft of very serious charges including espionage which theory carry the death penalty at the very least he can expect forty years in prison and possibly life imprisonment so it is totally understandable that as a rational human being during your sons'

wiki leaks has published against the u.s. so little wonder many believe washington is keen to get it sounds on him for instance we can expose the truth about torture at the guantanamo bay detention camp as well as damning u.s. military logs on the war in afghanistan. or the organization also leaked the cia's spying toles also this material. you know when you get. to sixty. three through three to. look at. the video you just saw which show weekly it's called collateral murder shows how american helicopters gunned down more than a dozen iraqis and more recently obviously the story with the d.n.c. e-mails which has been suggested help trying to win the u.s. presidential race a human rights campaign at least attacked still believes these revelations could easily see. trying to meddle with the u.s. election there's no doubt that the bottom line in the assailant case is the very serious and likely risk that he would be extradited to the united states to face a whole raft of very serious charges including espionage which can in theory carry the death penalty at the very least he can expect forty years in prison and possibly life impri

that in the space of a week for wiki leaks co-founder julian assange as he of cake or the last hour or so held his arrest warrant for the second time. the court the head. we have to in the blue suit interview with us the head of the court of arbitration for sport tries to defend the olympic committee's decision to exclude russian athletes which the court itself had already cleared of doping allegations the fact that the unable to feel the guilt of an athlete. has nothing to do with the kids. into this afternoon a preliminary investigation indicating that frozen speed sensors may have caused the crash of the passenger jet near moscow on sunday killing all seventy one on board it's based on data readings taken from the plane's two black boxes. the news hour kevin with you here darted to nationalise just turned seven in the evening moscow time thanks tuning in to us now we're going to start with our breaking news from london and britain's top court has upheld in the last hour or so the arrest warrant for wiki leaks co-founder julian the sanj he's wanted for skipping bail in the country it's the second time in a week that assange just lawyers have been in cou

concerning wiki leaks founder julian assange coming out of the show why did washington post katharine graham praised in the new spielberg film the post cold war harry a watered down journalism we pay tribute to the reporter whose work was archived by the cia after he exposed defacto british back to us government smuggling of drugs and weapons around the. world and forget fake news here on earth what about fake news in outer space through physicist and founder the storm is best of all israeli and argues for international cooperation instead a mere liberal collusion from the headlines we are spreading stones are killing who in syria and jews fighting in yemen all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground but first where around ten days from britain's answer to the academy awards and arguably reflecting the state of british journalism no award this year will go to a film purportedly about the pentagon papers steven spielberg's the post this even after recent years revealed that britain's pride in not joining the us a war which killed around four million vietnamese may be misplaced that in fact there was indeed covert support for the kennedy johnson nixon carnage in the s

what ever the we want because we own the government there are gimps on a chain in the basement all right in the case. and in case you've forgotten it came out in the wiki leakse-mails that citi group chose nearly all of obama's cabinet and trump also has surrounded himself with citigroup and goldman sachs makes it makes you wonder if citigroup had really tested out their power you know. for secretary of housing and urban development we need you to choose carrot top surrey. tax to be carrots. and then that night they're all just get going to themselves in a boardroom in new york city get it. so right. so right about now some of you are probably going to believe when the stock market goes down and hurts productivity it hurts g.d.p. well first of all average americans are not benefiting from the productivity gains in one hundred sixty eight the minimum wage was a dollar sixty according to the center for economic and policy research if the minimum wage had continued to move with average productivity after nine hundred sixty eight it would have reached twenty one dollars and seventy two cents per hour in two thousand and twelve in two thousand severus at seven av

what ever the we want because we own the government there are gimps on a chain in the basement all right in that case and in case you've forgotten it came out in the wiki leakse-mails that citi group chose nearly all of obama's cabinet and trump also has surrounded himself with citigroup and goldman sachs makes to make you wonder if citigroup had really tested out their power bill. for his secretary of housing and urban development we need you to choose carrot top surrey. taxi carrot. and then that night they're all just get going to themselves in a boardroom in new york city get it. so right. so right about now some of you are probably going to believe when the stock market goes down and hurts productivity it hurts g.d.p. well first of all average americans are not benefiting from the productivity gains in one hundred sixty eight the minimum wage was a dollar sixty according to the center for economic and policy research if the minimum wage had continued to move with average productivity after nine hundred sixty eight it would have reached twenty one dollars and seventy two cents per hour in two thousand and twelve in two thousand severus at seven average a

we need their records and victories for. the president of ecuador says his country will continue to protect julie and our sons after a british judge ruled that an arrest warrant for the wiki leaks founder remains in force. our government inherited the issue of mr santorum are pretty decisive clearly he causes a certain inconvenience but since the first day in office were pledged our support for him until he's safe and we believe these in danger and the court ruling is important we will not change our position will continue to protect mr sanj under international refugees law. with the court ruling going against him sandra looks like remaining holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london sweden dropped all criminal charges against him last year but the u.k. says it will still arrest him if you leave the embassy affectively leaving us in limbo now on tuesday astonished took to twitter over a minor scare at the ecuadorian embassy in london apparently a package was delivered to him containing a written threat and an unidentified white powder a police inspector the substance that turned out not to be dangerous and human rights campaigner peter tatchell believes a son's could easily b

twenty twelve the wiki leaks editor and to the ecuadorian embassy and asked for asylum a day later the u.k. court issued an arrest warrant for breaching bail conditions last year though so we can drop the case against him so the u.k. to west warrant is the least is the last legal challenge that prevents a song from leaving the embassy when i would happens we'll let you know about it that's the way the world looks this hour thanks for watching i'll be back to update you in half an hour r.t. dot coms got you covered over. lexington in the central east of the united states it is within this city with a population of three hundred thousand at the university of kentucky can be found. it is barely nine in the morning david and brandon two first year students are in the middle of a video game. jewel as a warm up before the first match of the season for their universities american football team the wildcats are going to drink a beer before you can start the race so you're waiting to hear cheers or one of. these students have found themselves a great way of supporting their team since breakfast is into. a large supply of strawberry banana flavored vodka david and brandon down four

what others leaked to wiki leaks but my really big concern about this is people often say well he could leave the embassy but why would any sensible rational person take that risk and we know that the u.s. dropped the grand jury has an ongoing investigation into a sanj and is piling up a whole raft of very serious charges which are likely to result in somewhere between forty years and life imprisonment now no rational sane person would put themselves at risk of being extradited to the united states to face those charges and end up incarcerated possibly for life so it's completely unreasonable to suggest that a standard should leave the embassy and take the consequences we don't know for certain whether the u.s. has made an extradition request but we do know that the british government is refusing to say if the u.s. has made an extradition request so i would surmise that that means it's highly likely that the u.s. has made an extradition request of the u.k. and at the moment he steps outside of that embassy if i could or he would face not only arrest for skipping by which is a minor thing but much more seriously extradition to the u.s. and that would be a breach of his

concerning wiki leaks founder julian assange coming out of the show why did washington post boss katharine graham praised in the new spielberg film the post tell bob perry to water down his journalism we pay tribute to the reporter whose work was archived by the cia after he exposed defacto british back to us government smuggling of drugs and weapons around the world and forget fake news here on earth what about fake news in outer space astrophysicist and founder of the stormers festival israelian argues for international cooperation instead a mere liberal collusion from the headlines we are spreading stones are killing who in syria and who's fighting who in yemen all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground but first we're around ten days from britain's answer to the academy awards in arguably reflecting the state of british journalism no award this year will go to a film purportedly about the pentagon papers steven spielberg's the post this even after recent years a reveal that britain's pride in not joining the us a war which killed around four million vietnamese may be misplaced that in fact there was indeed covert support for the kennedy johnson nixon carnage in the spi

concerning wiki leaks founder julian assange coming out of the show why did washington post boss katharine graham praised in the new spielberg film the post troubled perry to water down his journalism we pay tribute to the reporter whose work was archived by the cia after he exposed defacto british back to us government smuggling of drugs and weapons around the world and forget fake news here on earth what about fake news in outer space astrophysics and founder the strongest best of all israeli and argues for international cooperation instead of new liberal collusion from the headlines we are british drones are killing who in syria and who's fighting who in yemen all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground but first we're around ten days from britain results of the academy awards in arguably reflecting the state of british journalism no award this year will go to a film purportedly about the pentagon papers steven spielberg's the post this even after recent years revealed that britain's pride in not joining the us a war which killed around four million vietnamese may be misplaced that in fact there was indeed covert support for the kennedy johnson nixon college in the spiel

of wiki leaks another appeal to have his arrest warrant thrown out he still in london's ecuadorian embassy. on behalf of the government of australia i'm sorry after ten years from a historic apology we ask if anything's changed. hello the real heat is going away and i would suggest been pulsing in that adelaide melt for example but just watch here the satellite picture picks up development of quite spectacular storm brisbane they knocked out the power the last two days not to fact they might repeat themselves i think probably not they see the wall thirty seven in brisbane was about down to twenty five in adelaide about the same in melbourne and perth beach you said he won and it seems likely impersonality might get a bit warmer thirty seven is the forecast on thursday it's not warmed up much through must the south australia new south wales all victoria wind coming in from the bias is just in the wrong direction but brisbane stood up at thirty six looks like you'd probably get away with the thunderstorms new zealand and now you could have in north island in a couple days time the presence of the remains of this thing here that is the site from the winter tom ridge is going through so

we keep using this word collusion which has no legal meaning and is very amorphous. was there cooperatation? sure. wiki-leakse-mails -- >> on the day of the access hollywood tape. that is coordination but not collusion. >> they offered a meeting to give them dirt on hillary clinton and they all met all of the top campaign people met at trump tower. that is corroboration, that is collaboration, collusion, i don't know what that means. now as far as the kog congre congressmen go, they said a bunch of stuff that wasn't true. we don't know what was in the applications and we also don't know that it wasn't mentioned to them, that implication of their statement was that it was entirel entirely omitted and nor do we know if christopher steele knew who was paying for it. >> steele may not have known about the clinton -- >> correct. >> and that is a fair point. and ben, interpret mr. comey. let me put it up. that's it? dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the house and intel committee and destroyed the trust of intelligence communication and damaged relationship and the fisa application ort and inexcusable composed.

we. was. the only one of them was. julian assange remains holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london after a british judge refuses to lift and arrest warrant for the wiki leaks founder. the us defense secretary asked congress to approve a major funding bill for the military and singles out russia and china as key global threats. and human rights watch reveals how anti psychotic drugs are being misused by american nursing homes. where you see movements the only drug you can even talk to. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow on cape partridge thank you for joining us. a british judge has ruled that an arrest warrant for julian assange remains in force meaning he's still on able to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london and the president of ecuador has given a statement saying he will continue to protect the within weeks found artie's an associate churkin now has the latest on the standoff. it was expected today that a judge would move here outside the court behind me to potentially lift the arrest warrant put in place by british officials in connection to the initial allegations made against julian a songe by swedish officials his legal te

wiki leaks loses another appeal to have his arrest warrant thrown out he still in london's ecuadorian embassy. on behalf of the government of the strike i'm sorry. and ten years on from an historic apology we ask what's changed. how has been the turn of the western med in the central med in the adriatic to install with the last one that's been lost twenty four hours nascar cross asiatics to his cloudless rain with it into possible snow beyond but the next one's already forming in northern spain overnight that will develop into a proper little system has sleet snow across the lowlands even in france including paris and then rain across the mediterranean through its city and that's where it sits jiri wednesday system ahead of mentioning just now is by this time across a large area place left snow should remain here and ukraine where to start i think quite insistent plea and the next system comes in so come thursday there will be snow sweeping across germany and france and the output following that there's no chances to keep its twelve degrees a mild spell at the same time this has developed further south in the last one of those light pretty unpleasant weather for greece so we're going to ha

to allow wiki leaks at a judo songs to walk free has finished a song will stay in the ecuadorian embassy in london and so at least a new herring which is expected on the thirteenth of february we cannot get the latest details from understand check in ok with the herring and have taken you very briefly tell us what's been decided on what happens now. while the nikita hearing has in fact dropped off it's been several really tense hours inside that courtroom where you can see behind me quite a media frenzy lots of journalists gathered here expecting a potential decision to be announced on dropping we can leaks founder julian assange as the rest warrants issued by britain in connection to have him having skipped a big deal when he went inside the ecuadorian embassy over five and a half. years ago now now at this stage the judge has decided to not drop the arrest warrant so indeed julian a son is going to remain inside the ecuadorian embassy in london and the status quo of this seemingly never ending case continues we did hear that a new hearing on this case will be held next week on february thirteenth where the judge will consider some more of the arguments that have been present

wiki leaks loses another appeal to have his arrest warrant thrown out. on behalf of the government destroyed i'm sorry . ten years on from an historic apology we ask and then things changed. in the pyung chang way june of south korea a limb pick legion and i'll be all king whether young koreans all in pricing these guys. hello has been the turn of the western med in the central med in the adriatic to install with the last one it's been lost twenty four hours nascar across the asiatics to he's cloudless rain with it in two parts the balkans snow beyond that the next ones already forming in northern spain overnight that will develop into a proper little system has sleet snow across the lowlands even in france including paris and then rain across the mediterranean through italy and that's where it sits jiri wednesday system ahead of mentioning just now is by this time across a large area place left snow should remain here and ukraine where to start i think quite insistent plea and the next system comes in so come thursday there will be snow sweeping across germany and france and the output following that there's no chances to keep our twelve degr

we have to remember, this is a crucial point, actively encouraging it, encouraging it in july when he encouraged them to hack hillary clinton's e-mails and where he was talking about the wiki leak hacks constantly. this is a president who called it a hoax after the election and continues to call this investigation a witch hunt. hae is been actively promoting the russian interference in the election for now over a year and a half. so for him to, the statement he made today was a bit of a climbdown where he has to admit there was some intervention but he continues to make claims that aren't back up by facts. his claim he was vindicated today. there's nothing in this indictment that vindicates him, nothing that rosenstein said that vindicates him. what we saw today was the first step of a charge. there could be multiple actors charged in the months to come. >> we'll talk about that as time goes on. matt miller and betsy woodruff, thank you for hanging with me there. appreciate it. juliaoff if i a staff writer and former fbi double agent who il filtrated russian interrogation. naveed, the scope of this, just as an interrogation professional, you have to take a step back and kind of

we thank you for you can say you coverage. want to talk now about some of the other stories making news around the world. a british court has rejected an attempt by wiki leaks founder julian assange to invalidate an arrest warrant against him while the warrant stemmed from a sexual assault case in sweden that has since been dropped to avoiding a warrant that could even go away for a songe to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been holed up since twenty twelve. zimbabwe's main opposition leader morgan the chiang rai is reportedly critically ill in a south african hospital his supporters have been told to quote maurice for the worst sixty five year old disclosed to two years ago that he had colon cancer. poland's president says he will resign a controversial holocaust bill into law but andre dubus says he'll let the country's constitutional court decide on its legality of the bill makes it illegal to suggest that poland was involved in the nazi germany's crimes and bans the term polish death camps as israel and the u.s. have criticized about implementing. what the european union confronting the departure of great britain it's now moving to prov

our nation's history because we are we have been afforded an unprecedented opportunity to look behind the scenes at the workings of this rigged system because wiki leaks. really a revolutionary publisher has released so much documentation into the public domain for us to study and so what i try to do in this book is go through that documentation and connect the internal. documents from the d.n.c. s. own servers and connect those documents into what exactly happened in the mainstream media. through the network that exists between d.n.c. operatives on the one hand and mainstream media operatives on the other and so what i charge in this book is exactly how the mainstream media works at the behest of the d.n.c. itself to create false narratives against bernie sanders from the very beginning of the process including perhaps the most famous of false narratives which i called the myth of the bernie bro who. was a big one of that was a big. special because everybody out there that about election i think you know everyone out there has people who are who you know they wish wouldn't speak for them or if you know i mean a lot of it is startling ultimately thoug

what ever the we want because we own the government there are gimps on a chain in the basement all right in that case and in case you've forgotten it came out in the wiki leaks-mails that citi group chose nearly all of obama's cabinet and trump also has surrounded himself with citigroup and goldman sachs makes it makes you wonder if citigroup had really tested out their power bill. for his secretary of housing and urban development we need you to choose carrot top surrey. tax to be carried out. and then that night they're all just get going to themselves in a boardroom in new york city get it. so right. so right about now some of you are probably going to believe when the stock market goes down and hurts productivity it hurts g.d.p. well first of all average americans are not benefiting from the productivity gains in one hundred sixty eight the minimum wage was a dollar sixty according to the center for economic and policy research if the minimum wage had continued to move with average productivity after nine hundred sixty eight it would have reached twenty one dollars and seventy two cents per hour in two thousand and twelve in two thousand severus at seven

in the balance as we heard europe seen two major resignations as we've been talking about this very day but there is someone who won't be going anywhere for the time being wiki leaks co-founder julian assange on just seen his latest appeal for his arrest warrant to be lifted thrown out by u.k. court he's wanted for skipping bail in the country and it's the second time in a week that the songes lawyers have been in court to appeal against the warrant says he brings us more. despite any high expectations that julian assange she's defense team and supporters might have that could have come from inside this courtroom here in london did not materialize as the judge has ruled that the status quo remains that the arrest warrant against julian assange imposed by britain is not going to be lifted now last week the judge said that b. said miss off the fact that the swedish investigators have long drop the case against him should mean that the arrest warrant associated with that case should go to said no this did not work for this courtroom today the judge considered several more arguments brought forward by julie massagers defense team let's look at some of those highlights

of care starmer were not entirely disinterested over the now drop case against the founder of wiki leaks we should also add that gears dharmas office advised us to remove a tweet we put up on monday about starman voting record in the run up to the iraq war they were eventually satisfied when we clarified that he did indeed in twenty sixteen choose to vote against an investigation into the contrast between public statements and private actions in the run up to the iraq war that's good for the show on the fifteenth anniversary of the big. demonstration in british history against the iraq war. thank. god. i thank. god they don't know. who. is shooting in a florida high school leaves at least seventeen people dead with both children and adults among the victims. have taken the suspect into custody he is nineteen year old nicholas cruz former student of the school. of broadcasting live in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us let's start with our breaking news this hour coming from the u.s. where a shooting has taken place at a high school in southern florida