the wikileaks website created by assange exposed us war crimes.al case of the shooting of civilians and journalists in iraq. no one was ever punished for this murder of iraqi civilians. his publications completely exposed war crimes and were very painful for the united states government. assange is an australian citizen. after years of silence, australian authorities have asked washington to stop it. the pursuit. during a meeting with japanese prime minister joe biden promised reporters that he would consider this request. a request for asandge's extradition from the united states was sent to london under donald trump. the biden administration not only inherited the case, but also made great efforts to bring the founder of wikileaks to the united states. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, lead london. the significant event is celebrated by the mother and child campaign group. the hundred thousandth child was born there, an increasingly extensive network of clinics, under the constant leadership academician mark kurtser, has been working for almos

wikileaks documents show. the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the afghanistan war. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66,000 civilians were killed by the us forces and its allies prisoners were tortured. british and american media have exposed. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists . lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange to the united states, if the american government does not execute him, with the charges they have brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information, he will be 175 years old. prison will be sentenced. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio news agency, london. thank you for your cooperation, good night and goodbye. in the name of god, peace be upon you with the continued operation of the system it was rained yesterday in the provinces of the western half of the country that had the most rainfall.

founder of wikileaks whistleblower database. previously , he had taken refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london from the fear of being arrested by the british police for 7 years and is currently in prison. stop the political work and leave the easy. this is the most frequent slogan of supporters of freedom of speech before the supreme court of england, whose judges are considering his request to be extradited to the united states. in the twelfth year that he he is in prison in england. to be honest, the reason why they made life hell for julian asanesh and his family by imprisoning him is because he exposed the war crimes of america and britain . australian julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, published hundreds of thousands of leaked documents related to the invasion. america is wanted in afghanistan and iraq in america. wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66 thousand civilians k

julian assange was the founder of wikileaks.blished hundreds and thousands of pages of diplomatic cables and other documents that the americans said compromise national security and broke all sorts of laws, they say, in the united states. mr assange then went and sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy, if you remember, in london. he was there for, i think, around seven years and eventually he came out and was arrested, and he's been in belmarsh prison in south london since then with these various legal challenges. so this has been a huge saga, and the americans have never shown any sign of letting up right through what are we now, three different administrations in trying to get him back here. and there's been debate about whether or not he'd face potentially the death penalty because, of course, of course, britain is absolutely reluctant to send people back who might face a death penalty. his closest and nearest and dearest have said this would be a death sentence if he was sent back here. his lawyers have called it politicall

today marks exactly 5 years since the founder of the wikileaks portal, juliana sanch is in custody inrussian embassy in the united kingdom, his fate will forever remain a stain of shame on the reputation of london and washington, which still ignore basic human rights. the white house, in turn, promised to consider australia's request to close the case. are there any chances, our own correspondent will tell the great one. ecuadorian diplomats to him without sunlight, only twice in all this time did he appear on this balcony to speak to journalists. it was forced imprisonment, then the swedish authorities persecuted asandzh for allegedly committing. him crimes of a sexual nature, and he, as is now clear, quite rightly feared that this was all a trap to hand him over to the united states. we met with him twice inside this building and, despite all the difficulties, he carried himself well, continued to run his wikileaks website, releasing new revelations. it is very difficult to be here at the embassy all the time, but at least i can continue to work. later it became known that all these

the wikileaks founder has been held in belmarsh prison

and we will talk to the president of julian assange is the wikileaks founder appears closer than ever to being extradited, i'm aymin, let's do it. >> while republicans are busy spreading conspiracy theories about the baltimore bridge collapse, the biden administration has taken action approving $60 million in emergency federal aid. next it is expected to turn to congress to pass bipartisan legislation to approve additional funds for that bridge. transportation secretary jeff buttigieg made the rounds this morning on the sunday shows to make his pitch to the lawmakers about why we need that money and here he is speaking to my colleague. >> there many times over the years when there's been a dramatic event like this, and federal assistance has been key to getting things back to normal. i think about the minnesota bridge collapse in 2007. different in the sense that it wasn't caused by a collision, by a design flaw in the bridge at the point is getting the bridge back up and running took $260 million of federal funding and there was strong, swift bipartisan support to get that done. our

wikileaks documents show how the us military hundreds of non the military is not reported in operations. killed during the war in afghanistan. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66 thousand civilians. they were killed and prisoners were tortured by the american forces and its allies. the british media and the bbc do not say anything about facts such as julian asan's activities. he is a political prisoner because he exposed america's war crimes. julian asanesh's wife also considers the behavior of governments claiming freedom of speech to be shameful. his crime is that he exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy is. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists. lawyers say that if the british government surrenders assange to america, if the american government he will not be executed , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison for the charges he brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of confidential military information. it is before the supreme court of englan

in the website created by assange wikileaks exposed.nal case of the shooting of civilians and journalists in iraq. no one was ever punished for this murder of peaceful rak people. his publications completely exposed war crimes and were very painful for the united states government. assange is an australian citizen. after years of silence, australian authorities asked washington to stop pursuing him. during a meeting with the prime minister of japan. promised journalists to consider this request. request the extradition of asange from the united states was sent to london under donald trump. the biden administration not only inherited this matter, but also put a lot of effort into delivering the united states, the founder of wikileaks. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, lead london. moscow and ashgabat celebrate the 300th anniversary of the birth of the poet and thinker, makhtum quli. he is considered the founder. his poems have been translated into dozens of languages ​​of the world and have long been sorted into quotes about how, in th

and washington is considering dropping the prosecution of wikileaks founder julian assange.with the war in gaza. israel has confirmed that it has killed three adult sons of the hamas leader, ismail haniyeh, with an air strike in gaza. haniyeh said the vehicle they were driving in was hit in the al—shati camp, west of gaza city. but he said the deaths of so many members of his family won't affect the demands hamas is making in ceasefire negotiations. across gaza, palestinians have been marking eid in the midst of the devastation caused by six months of war. our middle east reporter sebastian usher has more from jerusalem. what we now know as an israeli strike has killed three of the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh's sons. also, what we've heard from hamas and from mr haniyeh himself was that several of his grandchildren were killed in the strike as well. now, this is what israel has said that it will continue to do. it described the three men as hamas operatives, saying that they had carried out terrorist activity in the central gaza strip. and even though israel has p

wikileaks documents . it shows how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan. leaked files from the iraq war also shows that 66 thousand civilians were killed and prisoners were tortured by the us forces and its allies. the british media and the bbc do not say anything about facts such as julian asan's activities. he is a political prisoner because he exposed american war crimes. lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange to america, if the american government does not execute him, he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges he has brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, sed and broadcasting news agency, london. where are you? are you fine? don't worry we have come to sarai irani to buy air conditioners. this time of the year, the special sale of air conditioners has begun in iran's grand sarai with exceptional conditions . special sales without adva

wikileaks documents shows how the us military hundreds of civilians. killed in an unreported operation during the afghanistan war. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66,000 civilians were killed and prisoners were tortured by the us forces and its allies. british media and bbc nothing about facts like activity. they know shame. he has been imprisoned in belmash security prison without trial for 5 years. his crime is that he exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. his supporters easy him to the title introduces a model for freelance journalists. lawyers say that if the british government surrenders assange. if the american government does not execute him , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges he has brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of confidential military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting news agency. mom, dad, where are you, how are you, i'm fine , don't worry, we came to sarai irani to buy an air conditioner. this time of the year

australian julian assange , the founder of wikileaks , published hundreds of thousands of leaked documentsated to the us invasion of afghanistan and iraq in the united states . pursued wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the afghanistan war. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that that 66,000 civilians were tortured by the us forces and its allies and prisoners. he is the one who exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists . lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange to the united states, if the american government does not execute him, with the charges they have brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, sed and broadcasting news agency, london. low cost and economical. cng a capacity that can be used to diversify the country's fuel portfolio. current

the founder of wikileaks is wanted in the united states due to the release of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents related to the us invasion of afghanistan and iraq. wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations killed during the war in afghanistan. it also shows the leaked files from the iraq war. because he exposed america's war crimes, the wife of julian asanesh also behaved with governments claiming freedom of speech. surrender to america, if the american government does not execute him , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison for the charges he has brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting agency. congratulations on the lottery festival of washland's new home. the first prize is a two- bedroom apartment, a car, one billion rials in cash and 10 years of washland's monthly salary. a land full of prizes mom, dad, where are you, how are you, i'm fine , don't worry, we came to irani sarai to buy a cooler. this time of the year, wit

australian, the founder of wikileaks, due to the publication of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents related to the us invasion of afghanistan and iraq in america is wanted. wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan . exposed files from the war. his crime is that he exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists . lawyers say: if the british government. asan should be handed over to america if the american government does not execute him with the charges he has brought against him , including espionage and disclosure of confidential information. his army will be sentenced to 175 years in prison . iran's honorable coach. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, dear viewers , dear compatriots, hello, have a good time, thank you for choosing to watch the above again. in this higher program , we will debate one of the most challenging issues in recen

us presidentjoe biden says the us is considering dropping the prosecution of wikileaks founder juliander has been held in belmarsh prison in london for five years. 0ur washington correspondent gary o'donoghue had this update following joe biden's comment. well, this was pretty much an off the cuff comment that he made as he was sort of walking through the colonnade at the white house and a reporter shouted to him, you know, "will you consider australia's request?" because of course australia, julian assange, the australian and the australian parliament has passed a motion asking him to be returned to australia, saying, "would you consider ending the prosecution? " he didn't seem to hear the question at first, but it was repeated and he said, "we're considering it." now that would be a huge change, given that the us has been pursuing the extradition ofjulian assange from the uk for years and the thing is still winding its way through the courts. the home secretary signed the extradition back in 2022, but there's been court challenges to that and the high court is still waiting for some

the first one is from wikileak. a wikileaks cable uh reveals israel told us officials in 2008 that it would keep gaza's economy on the brink of collaps while avoiding a humanitarian crisis in gaza. next up uncle sam, hiding fac has said that israel's economy dying, higher interest rates market demanded from israelies, the spread between the israel bonds and us treasuries has never been wider. this is vote of no confidence from market, which the israelis and americans. are trying to keep secret, that is something that needs to be looked at closer, maybe this might uh have some kind of clue to what we just read. this post says the us treasury managed to underwrite a record issue of israeli bonds to continue the war, we call it the onslot against the arabs in gaza. the war financing comprised of $2 billion dollars of five-year bonds and $3 billion dollar each of 10 and 30 year bonds. and finally bricks countries are not only abandoning the us dollar as is reserved currency, they're actually sanctioning the us and israel, how big of an impact will this have on our economy? hi guys, i'm he

the us promises not to seek the death penalty for wikileaks founder julian asandge.nded over documents to the high court of england and wales. which contains the guarantees necessary for extradition, the document notes, asanj will have the right to appeal to the first amendment regarding freedom of speech. asanja's wife noted that the american authorities are disingenuous, the founder of wikileaks is unlikely to be a us citizen will be able to exercise this right in court. russia called on cuba to join forces in the fight against terrorism; prosecutor general igor krasnov, at a meeting with the president of the republic miguel discanel, noted how important it was. to stop the recruitment by criminals of residents of both countries and, above all, young people. krasnov held a meeting with his colleague, the head of the cuban supervisory agency. evgeny nipt will tell you about the details of the trip. monument to hase marti in revolution square in govan. his ideas inspired the cubans to fight for independence from spain. it is also called the apostle of the revolution,

looking to extradite him from britain to the us, where he is wanted on criminal charges over the wikileaks us military records and diplomatic cables, so interesting comments from joe biden, saying they are considering australia's request forjulian assange to be released. more on that if we get it. flooding — described as the worst in nearly a hundred years — in russia and kazakstan. the flooding — in the urals and western siberia — has been caused by unseasonably warm temperatures, which has melted snow. in the russian city of 0renburg — home to half a million people — the authorities said, the water had reached dangerous levels. thousands of people have left the city. 0renburg is downstream from the city of 0rsk, which was inundated when a dam burst last week. with the latest analysis, here's our russia editor steve rosenberg. president putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov, earlier today said that the situation was expected to get worse. in other places, water levels have fallen, for example, in the town of 0rsk that you mentioned, it was quite interesting. a few days ago, a crowd, an angry c

the abysmal office they cannot forget the airbag that the politician once provided to the founder wikileaksan assenge. the embassy is the sovereign territory of mexico, so the invasion of uninvited guests with guns is a violation of the vienna convention. on the costs of diplomatic etiquette evgeny belausov. a new point of tension on the world map, but so far only diplomatic. ecuadorian security forces stormed. the mexican embassy in the capital of china, despite the inviolability of this site. the reason was the fact that since december the mexican mission had been sheltering jorge glas, the former vice president of ecuador, convicted of taking a bribe. several embassy employees were injured during the raid. how did it happen that criminals raided the mexican embassy in ecuador? it's impossible, it can't be. this is madness. they took the former vice president. jorge glasa, i'm very worried because he might get killed. there is no reason for this; it goes beyond all norms. however, for ecuador there have been no frameworks for a long time. the country has declared a global war on crime; in

white house, because when he was vice president, it was he who provided refuge to the founder of wikileakshen he was in power, ecuador provided. the united states will never forget or forgive this; little ecuador decided to contradict the great american empire. and legends have long been made about how vindictive the us authorities are. asansh won't let you lie. now about the fate of glas, sent to prison in guayaquel, little is known, there are various rumors, all that is known for sure is that after his arrest he was taken to the hospital. the media reported that everything was to blame for... in prison because of food, and according to information they said that the eye felt bad the ex-president of ecuador, korea, the politician tried to commit suicide, has now gone on a hunger strike, but all these have something in common there is only one message: the safety and health of the prisoner is now in real danger. evgeny belausov, around the planet. without a chance for... sanctions have officially targeted kiev. while congress the united states is blocking another servant of the people's fe

wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan. leaked files from. his crime is that he has exposed the truth about the war crimes of the united states. this is the case for any country shameful democracy claimant stamian asanesh presents him as a model for independent journalists . lawyers say if the government. britain should hand over assange to the united states if the american government does not execute him with the charges he has brought against him , including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio and television news agency, london. the lasting history of the qom silk carpet, the unique variety of the colorful tabriz carpet, the originality of the pattern of the kashan carpet, the lively and warm pattern of the bakhtiari carpet, the art of iranian hand in an iranian palace, delights the eyes and soul. find. authentic iranian art in sarai. i will host you until 2:00 am in tehran. some people only take tests. in

wikileaks documents reveal how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66,000 civilians were killed and prisoners were tortured by the us forces and its allies. british media and bbc nothing. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists. lawyers they say: if the british government surrenders assange to the united states, if the american government does not execute him, with the charges they have brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of confidential military information, he will be imprisoned for 175 years. will be condemned. mojtaba ghasemzadeh , radio news agency, london. we said that we will spend a part of it ourselves. who will we give a part to? people need education to grow. learning arithmetic in childhood helps children learn to save. do you know what saving means? how much do you give your money, but how can you use it to buy something? my father taught you

and here julian's story comes to mind asanja, the founder of wikileaks, hid in the ecuadorian embassy7 years. the journalist was granted political asylum, but after britain promised not to extradite him. the us deprived assand of his protection and handed him over to the british police. in the kaliningrad region , an enterprise for the production of silicon wafers for solar panels is reaching full capacity. this is one of the largest such factories on the continent. alexey chabytarev assessed the scale of the innovative project. this plant is one of the largest investment projects implemented in the kaliningrad region. investments are about 25 billion rubles. the largest such enterprise in the country and one of the largest. in eurasia makes the region one of the leaders in green energy competence. according to the international energy agency, in 2023, for the first time in world history , the volume of investments in solar energy exceeded the total investments in oil production : $382 billion versus $371. the semiconductor materials industry, developing at the speed of light, does no

wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations killed during the war in afghanistan. if the british government surrenders assange to america, if the american government does not execute him , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges they have brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting news agency. peace be upon the prophet peace be upon all the martyrs, and by the will of god, by the will of god, we are in charge, and by the will of god, your name is to god, and you are a merchant in a calamity and transgression , the best of them, and your loved ones are with you , may god have mercy on you, o amir, and muhammad, may god make it easy for you , o abu umar, or the hafiz of the book, or the imam of fida al-rasul may god bless those who are killed in the cause of god. they are dead, but resurrected with their lord. they will be provided with god's permission. the one who needs us is not the one who needs them, and you, the dead an

of his detention in the marsh security prison in london , the founder of the whistleblower site wikileakser threat of arrest for seven years before these 5 years. the british police were sheltering in the ecuadorian embassy in london. stop the political work and leave the easy. this is the most frequent slogan of supporters of freedom of speech before the supreme court of england, whose judges requested. unreported killings during the war in afghanistan. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66 thousand civilians were killed by the forces. he has been incarcerated in belmarsh security prison without trial for five years. his crime is that he exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation for. the country claims to be a shameful democracy. asan's supporters see him as a role model for introduces freelance reporters. lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange to the united states , if the american government does not execute him, he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges he has brought against him, including espionage and disclosure

he faces 18 espionage related charges over the wikileaks release of confidential u.s.ilitary records and diplomatic cables. >>> the final push to the paris olympics has begun. the olympic torch was lit during a ceremony in ancient olympia, the home of the olympics, kicking off an 11 day torch relay across greece, it will end in aplin's -- athens, were will be given to paris games organizers and it will travel by sea to marseille, where the french leg begins, culminating with the lighting of the olympic flame at the opening ceremony on july 26 in paris. >>> back here at home, 100 athletes from team usa gathered in new york, petaluma native, the 18-year-old and alternate in tokyo a few years ago, and now she wants a big spot in paris, fun stories with her in petaluma. the qualification period for skaters ends in june. and on team usa, based on the world rankings at that time.>> it would mean everything. what i've been working to. hopefully i can make it happen. and enjoy croissants with my family in paris. >> yes. >> 100 days until the opening ceremony, we've got you cov

wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during war in afghanistan. the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66,000 civilians were killed and prisoners were tortured by the us forces and its allies. the british media and the bbc do not say anything about facts such as the activities of julian asanesh. he is a political prisoner it is because it exposed the war crimes of america. julian asanesh's wife is also the behavior of the governments claiming freedom of expression towards her. they consider it shameful. he has been imprisoned in belmarsh security prison without trial for 5 years. his crime is that he exposed the truth about american war crimes. this situation is shameful for any country claiming democracy. asan's supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists. lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange. america, if the american government does not execute him with the accusations he brought against him, including espionage and information disclosure his military secrecy will be sent

wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in an unreported war-like operation in afghanistan. if the british government surrenders assange to america, if the american government does not execute him , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges they have brought against him, including espionage and disclosure of secret military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh sada news agency sima london. china about. he warned about the consequences of expanding military relations between the united states and japan. beijing believes that tokyo's entry into security cooperation with the united states, england and australia will increase regional conflict. china had previously warned japan against increasing its military cooperation with the united states due to tensions over the south china sea and the taiwan strait. us president joe biden and japanese prime minister fumio kishida unveiled plans to update military relations in america. it is the biggest change since the 1960s. yesterday, the white house hosted japan's first tripartite meeting. it was the phil

wikileaks documents show how the us military killed hundreds of civilians in unreported operations during the war in afghanistan . the leaked files from the iraq war also show that 66 thousand. civilians at the hands of the forces america and its allies have been killed and prisoners tortured. the british media and the bbc do not say anything about facts such as the activities of julian asanesh. he is a political prisoner because he exposed american war crimes. julian asanesh's wife also considers the behavior of governments claiming freedom of speech to be shameful. he has been incarcerated in belmarsh security prison without trial for five years. his crime has been exposed. this situation is embarrassing for any country that claims to know the truth about american war crimes. his supporters present him as a role model for independent journalists. lawyers say: if the british government surrenders assange to america, if the american government. and if he does not execute him , he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison with the charges he has brought against him, including espionage and

me remind you that this is not the first disregard for diplomatic law; in 2019, ecuador deprived wikileaksdge of political asylum and in fact, he kicked him out of the territory of his embassy in london, allowing the british authorities to arrest him; well, the day before, an ecuadorian court sentenced asandzh’s ally to a year in prison. tatyana ilyasova came to the clinic today for a follow-up appointment and is closing the hospital. x-ray room, and then immediately come to me. the doctor has all the information about the patient in electronic form. they conveniently forgot about paper-bound maps in moscow. medical history, doctor’s appointment, appointment with specialists and research results, today all processes are through automated emias system. if we had to before. wait until they bring it to us, or go ourselves, yes, that is, for some test results, research results, x-rays, we had to go and look in the office, or before that they brought it to us, yes, that is, we looked at negotoscopes, yes , that is, x-rays, now we can do all this without leaving the workplace, the doctor has mor

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he's considering a request from the australian government to drop attempts to put the founder of wikileaksbelmarsh prison in south—east london, on charges of leaking military records. gary o'donoghue's at the white house. gary, is this in the gift of president biden? doesn't the attorney general deal with this kind of thing? jae attorney general deal with this kind ofthin? �* �*, , ., of thing? joe biden's department of justice, of thing? joe biden's department of justice. and — of thing? joe biden's department of justice, and the _ of thing? joe biden's department of justice, and the past _ of thing? joe biden's department of justice, and the past three - justice, and the past three administrations here have been seeking the extradition ofjulian assange, it has been wending its way through the courts in britain. he has been in belmarsh prison forfive years, he was in the ecuadorian embassy, if you remember, for about seven years. but while meeting the japanese prime minister today, julian assange, who is an australian, the australian government has asked for the prosecution to be job done

please can be satisfied for the importance of wikileaks name of the, of a station. so that transparency is extraordinary. john mystic patrice then just succeeded in finding documents that existed in making them available to the world public. i mean, what could be more moving box by publishing information and sharing information with the public? he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest was to so long realized pen smith and golf and, and honestly, to relate to seriously, i know why advice may know who is the guy that illegal anymore wisely points adjustments for to be on box weighing a $175.00 used to go through this, since it's all we going to lift that stay the water is part of the, the employee was posted. isn't the deepest view of us in that, in the word part. is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases. let's talk about it. the, the door that those quotes you just don't want to use it. i will talk to you soon. so the, the meeting so central, i'm gonna send you settings familiar. same gr

president biden is considering a request from australia to end the effort to prosecute wikileaks founder julian assange. he has been indicted on 17 espionage charges for publishing classified documents on his website nearly 15 years ago. u.s. prosecutors say that put lives at risk. assange supporters say the actions should be protected by the first amendment. ♪ >> bret: president bididen says the handling of the hamas war by israel's prime minister has, quote: been a mistake. he is calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease-fire now. correspondent trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight. >> trey: while agreements on the path forward in gaza remain, president biden spoke wednesday about his demands for israeli israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> the fact of the matter is that -- bibi and i had a long discussion. he a agreed to do several things that related to number one, getting more aid, both food and medicine into gaza. and reducing significantly the attempts -- the civilian casualties. >> in his first remarks since calling netanyahu's plans to enter the gazan

playing out the democratic one. and yes, i'm in the same box, eh you will be in another, remember when wikileakstain padesta, it was their head of the election campaign, he appeared in very interesting conversations with a certain marina abramovich, which means this woman is an artist from serbia, it’s so interesting here, you start checking her biography, you keep in your head that same score of 1972... sub to the republicans, but i was struck by their approach, how they instructed me, moreover , these instructions were the same, that with on the republican side and on the democratic side. in these lists by polling station , each voter was identified either by the letter d - democrat, or by the letter r - republican, and there were two more categories: i, the one who was undecided, and bi, the one who is either for the democrats or for republicans are voting, my goal was to go... precisely to those apartments and houses where these two categories, who have not decided, and who vote here and there, and the main task was not even to persuade them for someone, and persuade them to come to election

the wikileaks founder has been fighting u.s. extradition efforts from prison in the u.k.s indicted on espionage charges over his website's publication of classified documents nearly 15 years ago. >> president joe biden welcomed japanese prime minister fumio kishida at a state dinner. the white house was filled with prominent leaders, billionaires and ambassadors. last night, the guest list also included the bay area's own tim cook from apple and olympic ice skater kristi yamaguchi. cherry blossoms around the room highlighted japan's culture. biden's speech focused on the strong relationship between the u.s. and japan. the president also made a historic announcement a japanese astronaut will be the first non-american to land on the moon. biden says two japanese astronauts will join future american missions. nasa hopes to send astronaut missions to the moon in the coming years under its artemis program. >> mayor london breed is leaving for china on saturday, hoping to drum up business for san francisco. breed is traveling with asian business and community leaders to several

the terror group president biden says he's considering australia's request to drop charges against wikileaks founder julian assange. prosecutors have been trying to extradite assange from the uk for a decade for publishing in classified us military documents online >> in a few >> hours, japanese prime minister kishida will address congress underscoring a strong alliance it's with a us and the need for a unified approach to china it comes ahead of a trilateral summit with president biden and filipino president fernandez ferdinand sand marcos junior i cannot next here, new comments just in from the fbi director about an indispensable tool to keep america safe? says that republicans just rejected plus donald trump's reversal on abortion. what he is now saying about a federal ban >> sinking titanic. >> how would really >> happen, especially two well with premier sunday, april 28 and on c messed around dom >> having fun. don't put me down on that she with allegro allergies won't hold me back. leggero starts working two times faster than claritin. and unlike zyrtec or won't make me drowsy nothing

was, by the way meeting in trump tower, sharing polling data and coordinating of messaging with wikileaks. but i digress. i would have found a conspiracy there. joyce absolutely. i would have prosecuted. but i think we wrote about excellently. but the part that i find super interesting is that one of the things robert mueller discovered was that there were all these social media accounts online with anonymous that looked like american activists that generated lots and lots of followers. you know there was one with a name called black activists that looked like a black political activist who said all kinds of very normal all political things that would be very to most, you know, mainstream black voters. and for many months, very patiently accumulating followers, saying there was one called united muslims of america. there was a mineworkers one tennessee gop heart of texas. they were all just patiently gathering followers, you know, lots and lots of followers and just as the election approached, saying, like from black activists, what has hillary clinton ever done for black? nothing. we sho

yesterday signed by team kennedy, the campaign compared the situations of january six defendants to a wikileaksought to distance itself from its own message claiming the email was inserted by a new marketing contract there and an error that does not address mr. kennedy's views. since launching his campaign, kennedy has repeatedly downplayed the violence on january sixth and has refused to call it an insurrection. >> what is more dangerous to our republic? the yahoos that invaded the building on january sixth which by the way, what is the worst thing that could've happened? what is more dangerous? the president of the united states so instructing social media sites. >> if you eliminate the constitution, there is nothing left of america. >> you characterize january sixth as an insurrection? is that a word you would use? >> i don't know. i have seen all sort of contrary evidence. i have not drilled down on it. >> rfk junior looks more of a threat to the trump campaign and more of a disruption in this campaign that no labels seem to be. what if no labels says they can't find a candidate and they ar

he did dismiss the dnc suit against wikileaks, russian campaign interference in the 2016 election. people are looking at his decisions to try to figure out where he'll come down. >> do you see numerous five. proposed acquisition will eliminate direct head-to-head competition. it's all redacted. they've got a home run here. >> so many redactions. that does point to -- it's tough to gauge -- >> i think the ftc has documents. >> yeah. the question is how many are really bad -- >> look. i've against head-to-head competition combining. that's what happened with the air linings. you can see it's a factor of the market. but this is a very well-reasoned brief. it is true the consumers benefited from head to head. i like anything the ftc does that's pro consumer i'm all in favor of. >> you're nothing if not surprising sometimes, jim. let's not forget, he did go to law school. >> i didn't go to law school to get stupid. >> no. >> there you go. >> jim, skom of the biggest earnings gainers we haven't mentioned. danaher, number one s&p 500er, quest and kmv. >> -- i mentioned this to larry culp

after the "access hollywood" tape, within like essentially a new york minute, you have all of the wikileaksemember what it says about our culture, too. billy bush, donald trump. one gets $20 million to go away. the other gets elected president. >> yeah, there's so much about the culture that we have to deal with. we have to reckon with. the other thing is, trump thought it would sink his campaign, but it didn't. i mean, there's that. another break for us. we'll be right back. k. n' torque. what? the dodge hornet r/t... the totally torqued-out crossover. (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. when you put in the effort, but it starts to frizz... you skipped a step. tresemmé silk serum. use before styling for three days of weightlessly smooth hair that frizz can't beat. new tresemmé keratin smooth collection. it's hard to explain what this feels like. ♪♪ moving piles of earth. towing up to 4,000 lbs. cutting millions of blades of grass. nothing compares to experiencing it for yourself. you just have to get in the seat. to a child, this is what conflict looks like

team kennedy, the campaign compared the situations of january 6th defendants to that of imprisoned wikileaksd an error that does not reflect mr. kennedy's views. but kennedy has repeatedly down played the violence on january 6th and has refused to call it an insurrection. >> the yahoos who invaded that building on january 6th, which by the way what's the worst thing that could happen? what's more dangerous, that or a president of the united states who is instructing social media sites to sensor his opponents. >> you can rebuild the capitol. if you eliminate the constitution, there's really nothing left in america. >> do you characterize january 6th as an insurrection? >> you know, i don't know. i've seen all kinds sort of contrary evidence. i have not drilled down on it. >> at the moment rfk junior looks like more of a threat to the biden white house, more of a disruption anyway than no labels ever seemed to be. what do you think the fallout is now of no labels saying that's it, we can't find a candidate so we're off the ballot? >> i think the fallout is going to be that as conventions come