then, that july, wikileaks released 76,000 classified field reports of u.s. operations in afghanistan that provided a chaotic and bleak ground-level view of the war. a few months later, there were another 400,000 classified documents released from iraq showing that civilian casualties there were much higher than the pentagon had claimed and, finally, in november 2010, thousands of state department cables that lifted the veil on highly sensitive back-room diplomacy. the documents revealed that arab leaders were lobbying the u.s. to attack iran and that the state department had been secretly collecting intelligence on leaders at the united nations. it triggered outcries that assange was a political actor trying to damage the u.s. government. >> are you a subversive? >> i'm sure there are certain views amongst hillary clinton and her lot that we are subverting their authority. but you're right. we are subverting illegitimate authority. the question is whether the authority is legitimate or whether it is illegitimate. >> do you consider the u.s. state department

can you talk about why you think wikileaks has served your cause? >> palast conflict was the iraq war. i came back from that conflict and started pickingspeaking out about the true nature of the war. people were saying, where is your evidence? others would say, what you know, you're just a soldier? he provided us with the evidence that showed helicopter gunships killing innocents. the afghan war logs described torture and death. the iraq war logs highlight the real numbers of those killed in iraq, people you would not have even known about before the logs came out. this guy has done a great service to the world in showing us the true nature of the wars are governments are fighting. >> can you talk about the pressure outside the embassy right now? i have been watching a live stream since late last night outside the ecuadorean embassy, because of the concern the british authorities would raid the embassy and take julian assange out. >> i got to the embassy last at about midnight. there was a police presence they were the static one, and one of uniform

your wikileaks have made us stronger. >> we will speak with peter kornbluh, who wrote a story of a wikileaks. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. and arab league special envoy to syria coakley and has announced his mechanic -- resignation after failing to bring to an and more than a year of violence. he said both sides had failed to respect the cease-fire plan. >> the increase in the militarization on the ground and a clear lack of clarity in the security council have fundamentally changed the circumstances for the effective exercise of my role. yet, the bloodshed continues. most of all, because of syrian government intransigence and refusal to implement the six- point plan. and also because of the escalating military campaign of the opposition. all of which is compounded by the disunity of the international community. >> his resignation will take effect at the end of the month. his departure comes amidst fears clashes in aleppo, where rebels say they now control half of the city. the net nations says north korea has requested urgent

and next, wikileaks pulls a fast one. >> wikileaks runs by the favorite mouth piece and how did this happen and how can you trust what you read and how does the media react to mike bloomberg's new plan to ban baby formula and push for more breast so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> well, this is bill keller, from the new york times. formerly the editor and sometimes the topic of discussion on fox news watch. this is an article titled wikileaks, a postscript which appeared earlier this week, attributed to keller and it starts off with, as rumors build about the potential blockade. new york times, visa, master card and american express by hosting u.s. government cables defined by wikileaks, i find myself in the position of hav

and next, wikileaks pulls a fast one. >> wikileaks runs by the favorite mouth piece and how did this happen and how can you trust what you read and how does the media react to mike bloomberg's new plan to ban baby formula and push for ban baby formula and push for more breast [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> well, this is bill keller, from the new york times. formerly the editor and sometimes the topic of discussion on fox news watch. this is an article titled wikileaks, a postscript which appeared earlier this week, attributed to keller and it starts off with, as rumors build about the potential blockade. new york times, visa, ma

and next, wikileaks pulls a fast one. >> wikileaks runs by the favorite mouth piece and how did this happen and how can you trust what you read and how does the media react to mike bloomberg's new plan to ban baby formula and push for more breast-feeding. is that really his job? details next on news watch. send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> well, this is bill keller, from the new york times. formerly the editor and sometimes the topic of discussion on fox news watch. this is an article titled wikileaks, a postscript which appeared earlier this week, attributed to keller and it starts off with, as rumors build about the potential blockade. new york times, visa, master card and american express by hosting u.s. government cables defined by wikileaks, i find myself in the position of having to defend wikileaks. the problem is it's not the product of keller and the new york times, it's the product of wikileaks. how frightening is this? >> i don't thin

. >> julián assange pidió que se termine la cacería de brujas contra el "wikileaks". >> también vamos con toda la información. >> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout y lourdes ramos. >> buenas tardes y bienvenidos al noticiero univisión, agobiados por los asesinatos el pueblo de puerto rico votó para disminuir el referéndum, vamos con los detalles desde san juan, la votación y resultados son los siguientes, el no tiene 51% y el sí, el 48,4%., >> está muy empatada las cifras, vamos con los detalles. >> miles de puertorriqueños acudieron a las urnas para reducir el número de legisladores, y esto transcurrió en completo orden. >> todo fácil. >> veo mucha gente. >> es rápido y más fácil, solo haces dos cruz y sigues caminando. >> el principal retador de gobernador luís fortuño y gracias por alejandro garcía padilla respaldan el sí pero los del no identificaron su campaña con ricky martin. >> acá el país va a cantar victoria, solo cuando tengamos más calles seguras. >> los que promueven el sí dicen que ayudar a los legisladores, pero el

assange's activities with wikileaks in the united states of america. he is wanted in sweden on allocation of serious sexual offenses. >> he would also face british charges if he left the embassy while united states has yet to show its hand legally. with neither the uk or acquittal in governments likely to back down, this seems to be a chance of a prolonged standoff, from which only high charging international lawyers might benefit. meanwhile, julian assange may not be in prison, but he is certainly confined. so mr. assange will have plenty of time to gaze out at the expense of cars dropping off customers while the british government bides its time. >> the ecuadorean president has fallen into a trap of its own making. they have and the embassy the sitting talent from hell who could be there for another 25 or 30 years. rose? the model for us now is just play it cool. go back into behind-the-scenes talks with the ecuadorean. >> and what of the longer term? bradley manning, the u.s. soldier accused of providing wikileaks with most of its information, faces

the united states must renounce its witch hunt against wikileaks. the united states must dissolve its fbi investigation >> wikileaks founder julian assange speaks from the ecuadorean embassy in london as dozens of british police officers looked on. we will hear his full address and comments from his supporters, tariq ali and former british ambassador craig murray. then to russia where members of the puck and pussy riot have been sentenced to two years in prison for staging an anti-putin protest inside a church. >> i think it is an absolute disgrace to russia and to the entire region government that women can be sentenced for speaking against a country that is, quite frankly, [unintelligible] >> finally, dark money. how nonprofits can spend millions on elections and call it public welfare. propublica looks at how karl rove and. >> brothers have formed non profits to spend record amounts of unlimited campaign donations on attack ads. all that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. wik

. >> the founder of wikileaks is speaking out from london. we will tell you what he said about virginian bradley manning. >> also ahead president obama and of men romney had something in common on the sunday. >> and why the government is investigating a farm that produces cantaloupes. >> wikileaks founder, julian assange, is speaking out from his posh prison in the ecuador embassy in london. we have been following this story today. this is the first time he has spoken out in months. >> a lot of people were waiting to hear from him. wikileaks captured the world attention by publishing a mountain of american military secrets. now he is urging the u.s. to back off from what he views as a campaign to persecute and prosecute him for telling the truth. >> i ask president obama to do the right thing. the united states must renounce its witch hunt against wikileaks. >> julian assange stands on the balcony of the place has become his home in prison as he addressed a crowd of reporters and supporters gathered on the streets of london. he has been hidin

because mastercard, visa and paypal have stopped funding services for wikileaks. supporting the demonstrators in the middle east. oftentimes the most dramatic operations done by people and anonymous are attacks is people who are defending, sorry, who are trying to attack anonymous itself. so when a contract in februar february 2011 gave an interview for the financial times with the ceo said he had identified members of anonymous and its leadership, a group of them went out of this gentleman with vengeance and attacked his servers and so thousands of e-mails and published them online. it was really a devastating attack on his reputation and career. but again, very dramatic when it comes to self-preservation. >> does anonymous still exist today. are the still anonymous or have they been identified? >> certainly some support is very key organizers with an anonymous have been identified because they have been arrested. the only other time that someone would be identified is if they've been what they call doc by someone else or a viable hacker. but certainly anonymous

government's military secrets on wikileaks. he's afraid the sweds will pass him on to the united states for a trial and possibly the death penalty. the alleged source of the leaks army private bradley manning is facing 22 criminal charges and a life sentence. today assange called manning a hero and a political prisoner. >> bradley manning must be released. >> reporter: but there was no mention of the sexual assault allegations or his extradition. assange ran out of legal options in may when britain's highest court shot down his appeal. ecuador has granted him asylum but to get out of this country, he has to set foot outside the embassy where dozens of british officers are waiting to arrest him. assange has been living in a small room with little more than a bed and an internet connection at this embassy for the past two months now. despite that, he showed no signs of being fed up or ready to give in. unless that changes, it will be left to ecuador, britain and sweden to work out a compromise. kelly cobiella, cbs news, london. >

government's military secrets on wikileaks. he's afraid the swedes will pass him on to the united states for a trial and possibly the death penalty. the alleged source of the leaks army private bradley manning is facing 22 criminal charges and a life sentence. today assange called manning a hero and a political prisoner. >> bradley manning must be released. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: but there was no mention of the sexual assault allegations or his extradition. assange ran out of legal options in may when britain's highest court shot down his appeal. ecuador has granted him asylum but to get out of this country, he has to set foot outside the embassy where dozens of british officers are waiting to arrest him. assange has been living in a small room with little more than a bed and an internet connection at this embassy for the past two months now. despite that, he showed no signs of being fed up or ready to give in. unless that changes, it will be left to ecuador, britain and sweden to work out a compromise. kelly cobi

. >> y durante unos minutos el integrante de wikileaks se dirgió desde la embajada de ecuador, diciendo que barack obama renuncie a la cacería , este además esta siendo defendido por garzon . >> el dice que continuara haciendolo, pues erradicara los derechos de wikileaks y todos quienes estén bajo esta situaciones, además le recordo a estados unidos que parte de esto fue redactado por el new york times . >> el reino unido señaló que será además retenido por suecia, por el delito de abuso . >;> esto es delito en suecia al no tener relaciones con preservativo ,además un obispo que estuvvo en hungria por último señaló julian assange que mientras wikileaks no sea mal, estará presente, además las pussy riot, estaría en boga por el mismo . >> y gracias jorge, hoy continuaron las fumigaciones por el virus del nilo en texas, ya van muchas personas desde que le enfermedad apareció por primera vez . >> el brote de salmonella lleva dos muetos, la causa de la infesccion seria por melones en una granja de indiana, en kentucky se llevan más registros . >> y un sondeo de la triple a d

. >>> tensiÓn entre ecuador y inglaterra por el fundador de wikileaks. muchos evacuados por los incendios. violento enfrentamientos entre la policÍa africana y miles de mineros en huelga, todas las im gebs imÁgenes en sÓlo instantes. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ecuador le concediÓ asilo al fundador de wikileaks as ssange estÁ encerrado en la embajada de londres, pero para salir necesita un salvo conducto kequ el gobierno de inglaterra no estÁ dispuesto a entregar fÉlix >>> jorge para poner todo esto en contexto, vÁmonos al comienza de la chris trahistoria comenza aÑo 2006, es el aÑo de fundaciÓn de wikileaks y quÉ era willy quiques era uwikileaks una pÁgina de bueno skzÓn para dor informaciÓn que ponÍa intereses de gobierno o entidades privadas en actos de corrupciÓn, incluso la primera actividad fue un caso de corrupciÓn de un banco europeo, pero se hizo famoso un video kedel aÑo 2007 donde se ve un lee equipo to helicÓptero apache disparando a civiles y periodistas, detrÁs de todo esto julian assange el fundador de esta pÁgina, quiÉn e

it was -- which wikileaks itself took credit for the end of the day. of course with everybody faking things, you can't really be sure whether the wikileaks tweet claiming credit was a fake or not. >> what was it like? i mean, even some of your colleagues were re-tweeting or sending out this clent thomment they thought this column was by bill keller. what was it like to be on the receiving end of this forgery? >> you know, initially it was annoying. then it seemed silly and -- you know, i guess my -- part of me felt like it was a waste of a good sunday afternoon because it generated so much discussion and buzz and kerr ffuffle. by the end of the day i managed to extract a few discussions on it. one, it was fascinating to see how the social media community gathers and does friendsiorensi something. by the time i saw the fake odd ed, the twittersphere knew of it fake. they were talking about the domain name, how did they do it. by the end of the day they had done advanced diagnostics, explained how it was pulled off. contacted me for reaction. passed judg

we begin today's show on the latest on wikileaks founder julian assange. britain is refusing to give them safe passage out of the country, even though ecuador has granted him political asylum. assange remains inside the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has stayed for almost two months in an attempt to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations. his lawyers say he fears sweden will extradite him to the u.s. to face charges of the leaking of secret u.s. military and diplomatic files. on thursday, the british foreign secretary william hague said assange would be arrested if he left the embassy. >> we are disappointed by the statement by ecuador's foreign minister today that ecuador has offered political asylum to julian assange. under our law, with mr. assange having exhausted all options of appeal, the british authorities are under a binding obligation to extradite him to sweden. we must carry out that obligation. of course, we fully intend to do so. the ecuadorean government decision this afternoon does not change that in an

>> we need to step back and look at wikileaks. wikileaks in my view is the most snifg can't single enterprise. what he did with cablegate, the afghan logs, pentagon, there's been over 300,000 stories around the world based off the reporting, based on the documents wikileaks have released. almost every major news story you check out there's a wikileaks connection to it. he's angered the most powerful governments in the world. that's why he's in this situation. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> given the fact that britain is signaling its willingness to like you said destroy this protocol of diplomatic immunity, why would it be easier for him to be extradited from sweden than britain? >> the idea that these rape charges are a rouse, why do -- >> he's frad he's going to be extradited from the uk as well. let's take the fear and see fit's a valid fear, right? we know that when bradley manning who was the alleged source of the wikileaks leak butz on trial in this pretile hearing, assange's name was brought up multiple times in the g

>> we need to step back and look at wikileaks. wikileaks in my view is the most snifg can't single enterprise. what he did with cablegate, the afghan logs, pentagon, there's been over 300,000 stories around the world based off the reporting, based on the documents wikileaks have released. almost every major news story you check out there's a wikileaks connection to it. he's angered the most powerful governments in the world. th's why he's in this situation. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> given the fact that britain is signaling its willingness to like you said destroy this protocol of diplomatic immunity, why would it be easier for him to be extradited from sweden than britain? >> the idea that these rape charges are a rouse, why do -- >> he's frad he's going to be extradited from the uk as well. let's take the fear and see fit's a valid fear, right? we know that when bradley manning who was the alleged source of the wikileaks leak butz on trial in this pretile hearing, assange's name was brought up multiple times in the gra

we're doing a project with six editors in latin america to look at how wikileaks has played a role in their politics. >> the media got distracted by the personality issues with julian assange. it is a fascinating, dark, twisted story, whatever is true. " people got obsessed with it. >> that is what happens. >> we have a cover story on the kim kardashian wedding now. [laughter] >> you have to pay the bills. the serious side of kim kardashian. >> i do think it is a problem. we are undertaking a project next year, the kind of project inspired by the works project to have the team across the country of writers, artists, documentarians, photographers to document poverty in this country. it is the 40th anniversary of the book "the other america." we have this human-resources, people who want to do the project. they can do it in a way to tell the human stories. human stories are key. we can use the human stories to tell the story about the structural problems of poverty in the country so it has more than just a human interest quality. it could lead to change. it could lead to hearings. polit

. >>> tensiÓn entre ecuador y inglaterra por el fundador de wikileaks. muchos evacuados por los incendios. violento ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ecuador le concediÓ asilo al fundador de wikileaks as ssange estÁ encerrado en la embajada de londres, pero para salir necesita un salvo conducto kequ el gobierno de inglaterra no estÁ dispuesto a entregar fÉlix >>> jorge para poner tododo est en contexto, vÁmonos al comienza de la chris trahistoria comenza aÑo 2006, es el aÑo de fundaciÓn de wikileaks y quÉ era willy quiques era uwikileaks una pÁgina de bueno skzÓn para dor informaciÓn que ponÍa intereses de gobierno o entidades privadas en actos de corrupciÓn, incluso la primera actividad fue un caso de corrupciÓn de un banco europeo, pero se hizo famoso un video kedel aÑo 2007 donde se ve un lee equipo to helicÓptero apache disparando a civiles y periodistas, detrÁs de todo esto julian assange el fundador de esta pÁgina, quiÉn es? un periodista de 41 aÑos australiano experto en informÁtica y jacquer, fue portada de la revista times, estuvo cerc

. >>> a quÉ se debe la visita de la madre del fundador de wikileaks a ecuador. envÍenos comentarios a twitter, con el numeral ediciÓn nocturna, mÁs adelante en pantalla. >>> la situaciÓn del polÍtico espaÑol conducÍa el automÓvil donde muriÓ el lÍder opositor cubano, paya, se torna difÍcil, el gobierno de cuba lo sentarÁ ser culpable, pasarÍa aÑos en la cÁrcel vrc como explica jorge. >>> el periÓdico oficial cubano, confirmÓ lo que era vox populi que el que conducÍa el automÓvil en que muriÓ paya, estÁ siendo instruido por cargos de homicidio, se encuentra en un centro del ministerio cubano en la habana. tambiÉn se hablÓ de la desinformaciÓn, a partidos de derecha espaÑoles, y grupos del exilio cubano.s, y a >>> el candidato republicano en estados unidos, el departamento de estado, y curiosamente, el voceroe la presidencia de chile, estuviÉron en el puÑado de calumniadores que pidieron una investigaciÓn transparente. >>> se dice que no fue de turista, sino como miembro de espaÑa. previamente, romero hablÓ en una grabaciÓn ante peri

. >>> a quÉ se debe la visita de la madre del fundador de wikileaks a ecuador. envÍenos comentarios a twitter, con el numeral ediciÓn nocturna, mÁs adelante en pantalla. >>> la situaciÓn del polÍtico espaÑol conducÍa el automÓvil donde muriÓ el lÍder opositor cubano, paya, se torna difÍcil, el gobierno de cuba lo sentarÁ en el banco de los acusados, de ser culpable, pasarÍa aÑos en la cÁrcel vrc como explica jorge. >>> el periÓdico oficial cubano, confirmÓ lo que era vox populi que el que conducÍa el automÓvil en que muriÓ paya, estÁ siendo instruido por cargos de homicidio, se encuentra en un centro del ministerio cubano en la habana. tambiÉn se hablÓ de la desinformaciÓn, a partidos de derecha espaÑoles, y norteamericanos y chilenos, y a grupos del exilio cubano. >>> el candidato republicano en estados unidos, el departamento de estado, y curiosamente, el vocero de la presidencia de chile, estuviÉron en el puÑado de calumniadores que pidieron una investigaciÓn transparente. >>> se dice que no fue de turista, sino como miembro de esp

wikileaks released thousands of documents two years ago.

. >>> a quÉ se debe la visita de la madre del fundador de wikileaks a ecuador. envÍenos comentarios a twitter, con el numera ediciÓn nocturna, mÁs adelante en pantalla. >>> la situaciÓn del polÍtico espaÑol conducÍa el automÓvil donde muriÓ el lÍder opositor cubano, paya, se torna difÍcil, el gobierno de cuba lo sentarÁ en el banco de los acusados, de ser culpable, pasarÍa aÑos en la cÁrcel vrc como explica jorge. >>> el periÓdico oficial cubano, confirmÓ lo que era vox populi que el que conducÍa el automÓvil en que muriÓ paya, estÁ siendo instruido por cargos de homicidio, se encuentra en un centro del ministerio cubano en la habana. tambiÉn se hablÓ de la desinformaciÓn, a partidos de derecha espaÑoles, y norteamericanos y chilenos, y a grupos del exilio cubano. >>> el candidato republicano en estados unidos, el departamento de estado, y curiosamente, el vocero de la presidencia de chile, estuviÉron en el puÑado de calumniadores que pidieron una investigaciÓn transparente. >>> se dice que no fue de turista, sino como miembro de espa

government's mill tariff secrets on wikileaks. he's afraid the swedes will pass him to the united states for a trial and possibly the death penalty. the alleged source, army private bradley manning is facing criminal charges and a life sentence. assange called manning a hero and political hero. >> bradley manning must be released. >> there was no mention of the sexual assault allegations or his extradition. assange ran out of legal options in may when britain's highest court shot down his appeal. ecuador granted him asylum, but to get out of this country, he has to set foot outside the embassy where dozens of british officers are waiting to arrest him. >> he's been living in a small room with little more than a bed and an internet connection the here for the past two months now. despite that, he showed no signs of being fed up or ready to give in. it will be left up to ecuador, britain and sweden to work out a compromise. cbs news, london. >>> in afghanistan, another insider attack against american forces. it took place yesterday

julian assange dijo a estados unidos que renuncia a la cazarÍa de brujas contra wikileaks y que libere al soldado bradley manning que espera juicio por traiciÓn a la patria. defendido por el ex magistrado espaÑol baltazar garzÓn. >>> ha manifestado que siempre ha defendido la verdad, la justicia y los derechos huchl nos y va a continuar haciÉndolo. y varÍa vindicar los derechos de wikileaks, asÍ como todos aquellos que son investigadors como Él mismo, por estos hechos >>> assange agradeciÓ al presidente correa y otros mandatarios latinoamericanos por el apoyo brindado. y recordÓ a estados unidos, que fue publicado por uno de los periÓdicos mÁs influyentes del mundo, el new york time. >>> nuestra decisiÓn soberana de otorgar asilo diplomÁtico al seÑor julian assange. >>> no permitirÁ que abandone la embajada en cuanto pise suelo fuera de la misma la justicia quiere que enfrente cargos por delitos sexuales. 2 mujeres lo han acusado de haber sostenido relaciones sexuales sin utilizar preservativo, y es un delito en suecia y su abogado pi don un salvoconducto para abandonar

wikileaks' founder, julian assange, holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london. he's been there for about two months. now that ecuador's granted him asylum and britain's refused to honor it, a classic standoff is underway. if assange takes one step outside the embassy -- >> my understanding is that the british would arrest him and extradite him to sweden. >> reporter: that's where assange is wanted for questioning over sexual assault claims. with the fugitive inside in what's at the moment considered ecuadorian territory and with british police outside ready to pounce, scenarios are being debated over a possible assange escape. is this an option? getting smuggled out in the trunk of a diplomatic car? a former british diplomat says the car would be considered ecuadorian domain. british police, he says, could stop it but not search it. can't necessarily pull assange out. there's a hitch in the plan -- the hitch, apparently there's no garage available to the embassy. we're told there's only one entrance, right here, and obviously that's not an option. the building i

that lulzsec were invited into a chat room where they could talk to representatives of wikileaks. one claimed to be julian assange himself. there was video evidence of this which was up loaded to youtube, showing julian assange at the laptop at the same time as a discussion happening with the lulzsec hackers and then deleted moments later. at that time, wikileaks or the representative was asking lulzsec to collaborate on hacking into the servers of an icelandic organization and try to find elements of corruption. this is really explosive stuff for lulzsec at the time. the guys were shocked that they were being in such grand company. it hit home that they had become big. the guys were actually reaching out to them. the and that try to find the vulnerability is in the icelandic organization and websites and they could not find it vulnerability they could actually exploit. it was a little too complicated so that the not go any further. but the collaboration did happen. there were a few discussions. >> how did you get in touch with these folks? >> i was very interested in anonymous wh

. >> the founder of wikileaks his dand of president obama. what he isl you more likethe u.s. -- what he is demanding the u.s. stop doing. and what mitt romney and wikileaks founder julian assange spoke out in london. he was granted asylum by .cuador he thanked supporters and talked demanding his release. >> [inaudible] on wednesday, he sent his -- detention.5th day of the maximum is 120 day. >> british officials insist they will like give him say passage embassy.e is currently facing sex charges in sweden. president rocco, he said -- obama, he said, stop the witch hunt on wikileaks. the president, first lady and attended daughters street froms the house.te tomorrow, the president does not n appearances on his schedule. speaking with the battleground states. familyronnie and his church today. he attended a mormon settlement meeting near his summer vacation in new hampshire. less than 30 minutes on "washington weekly," we will have a one-on-one interview potentiallican vice candidate paul ryan. >> how will things look for tomorrow? check in wit

en otra noticia del dÍa el futuro del fundador de wikileaks. estÁ en suspenso que ecuador le otorgÓ asilo polÍtico y el reino unido amenaza con detenerlo si pone un pie fuera de la embajada del paÍs sudamericano en londres. >>> ha decidido conceder asilo diplomÁtico. >>> ricardo patiÑo, ecuador le ha concedido el asilo polÍtico al fundador de wikileaks alegando que la vida del australiano corrÍa peligro. y puede ser vÍctima de una persecuciÓn polÍtica. por la libertad de expresiÓn. >>> la embajada de ecuador en londres, donde se refugio hace 2 meses amaneciÓ inundada de quienes lo apoyan. >>> estamos contentos de la decisiÓn que han dado >>> la policÍa realizÓ varios arrestos y custodian la entrada de la embajada britÁnica, tienen derecho arrestarlos. porque violÓ la lidere libertad condic buscando refugio en la embajada ecuatoriana. bajo supuestos delitos sexuales. >>> el rien unido amenazÓ con entrar a la sede diplomÁtica. si londres entra por la fuerza, la tensiÓn podrÍa escalar. >>> serÁ visto como violaciÓn a su sob

assange thanked him with a long list of wikileaks' supporters. he then made a plea to our president. >> i asked president obama to do the right thing. the united states must renounce its witch-hunt against wick can i -- against wikileaks. >> the white house has said the u.s. does not seek his extradition even though wikileaks began publishing a huge trough of military secrets in 2010. the british government cannot arrest him while he's in the embassy so far britain has refused to provide him safe passage to ecuador. >> president obama busy fighting a bitter campaign for reelection against mitt romney. both sides hurling nasty comments and even nastier campaign ads. both campaigns sharpened their critique of the other's medicare policies this weekend planning to intensify battle leading up to next week's republican national convention in florida. campaign advisers from both sides chimed in with obama campaign adviser pointing to corporate cuts made by romney which she says, hurt workers. >> mr. romney has put his business experience at the center

representative -- supporting wikileaks. supporting the pro-democracy demonstrators in the middle east. oftentimes, the most dramatic operation is done by people in anonymous are attacks against people who are defending -- sorry, who are trying to attack anonymous itself. self-defense. an item security contractor into the purity dozen 11 given in to beat the financial times were the ceos said that he had identified members of anonymous, a group went after this gentleman with a vengeance this and attacked his servers and stole thousands of his e-mails and published an online. it was really a devastating attack and his reputation and career. again, very dramatic when it comes to self preservation. >> so, parmy olson, does anonymous still exist today? are they still anonymous, or have they been identified? >> certainly some supporters, very key organizers with an anonymous seven identified because they have been arrested. the only other time that someone will be identified as if they have been what they call box by someone else

wikileaks founder julian assange speaking out from a safe haven with a message for president obama. >> united states must renounce its witch hunt against wikileaks. >> new information on this international showdown in minutes. >> a national treasure unlike any ship in our navy setting sail, the u.s.s. constitution, the old ironsides, a pivotal moment in american history. fox news is america's election headquarters and tonight, an answer to a question moved front and center in the presidential campaign. the release of governor mitt romney's tax returns. we now know when we will see the governor's 2011 tax return. no matter than october 15th. three weeks before election day. his senior campaign advisor making the comments today on fox news sunday following the deal, to put on the table by team obama. on friday, as you may know, president obama's campaign requested governor romney release five years of tax returns, promising to top pressing him. >> and governor romney has been under pressure for months to release additional years of returns and early today. the senior advisor explains wh

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