well you know it's no secret that the government is using this case to get closer to wiki leaks that is incredibly obvious and throughout manning's testimony today and you know even right now in the courthouse in front of me colonel denise lind is quizzing him grilling him about his relationship with wiki leaks so when when manning first began and as testimony this morning or this afternoon what he told them was you know he was familiar with wiki leaks but he didn't go to that organization first the first thing that he did when he had an tiriel that he wanted the were told to see was t. called up the washington post and talk to them for around five minutes on the phone and said look i have some things i think you would like to see manning said he believes they didn't take him seriously and you never heard back from them from there he called the new york times and he left a detail message with multiple ways for them to contact him and that instance manning said he was also not met with the response so of then eventually he figured wiki leaks was the best organization to go to when you

what he says he didn't keep our information to wiki leaks so therefore that makes wiki leaks the enemy and by extension surely surely the new york times and the guardian the enemy if these charges charges all the talk about the washington post and other new york times are just a moment of the bigger picture here i guess the broad picture is rosy was concern today was he said to leak these state secrets to enlighten the public about it american foreign and military policy considering what he's gone for the thousand days in prison what he's already had was it worth it. to look at the i think it's very very much clearly time that people stand up for whistleblowers and that principle of whistle blowing is in fact a vital to our democratic process and vital to the free in the press i think it's been very interesting is that finally he's getting put his point of view over sort of a case in so speculated on i think it just also seems records that are coming out. it's also ok for example him saying it's terms of the collateral murder of this. if there actually the attitude showed that she spok

well you know it's no secret that the government is using this case to get close to wiki leaks that is incredibly obvious and throughout manning's testimony today and you know even right now in the courthouse in front of me colonel denise lind is quizzing him grilling him about his relationship with wiki leaks so when when manning first began and his testimony this morning or this afternoon what he told them was you know he was familiar with wiki leaks but he didn't go to that organization first the first thing that he did when he had an tiriel that he wanted the were told to see was t. called up the washington post and talk to them for around five minutes on the phone and said look i have some things i think you would like to see manning said he believes they didn't take him seriously and you never heard back from them from there he called the new york times and he left a detailed message with multiple ways for them to contact him and that instance mannix that he was also not met with the response so of then eventually he figured wiki leaks was the best organization to go to when you

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a complex

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and got quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a com

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a complex

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a complex

but i have the funding wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a c

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i wrote an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make a need possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a com

i have pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures and a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a comple

but i have a pending wiki leaks i have an international team i have an organization called revolution truth and we started a campaign for them we got twelve thousand signatures in a letter to the government and quite extensively directly with wiki leaks stuff a couple of my staff members had as well some less than i had and you know i found myself in the arena. hearing things and just you know being close to things that the government is very worried about and the government has engaged in a secret grand jury investigation against wiki leaks i don't even have the right to know whether i'm being investigated until i get subpoenaed and i just felt like between that and the fact that we were about to host a panel discussions with members of hamas or you know middle eastern revolutionaries i was inadvertently providing a platform that under the language of ten twenty one would make me possibly an associated force so i was terrified and i was worried out on behalf of my team as well. and rightly so but i was also curious how the other plaintiffs decided to come on board and tackle such a c

leaks. and anonymous this could have liked. major repercussions for the because what it's saying is that anyone who's involved in this stuff whether or how minor the just isn't willing to even you know play by the rules here right they're actually going to just let the why if someone of a victim just decided this worsens favorable today the judge said i'm sticking around at least for now and we're going have to wait and see where this progresses from here but at this rate you know soon enough it will be a one year where he's been imprisoned without trial and for that reason alone i can see why people are kind of comparing him to bradley manning i mean what under what law are they holding him without a home for this long i'm not sure how i feel about the president saying it a lot like you know what's happened to p.f.c. manning is is unheard of and it's a travesty and i don't i don't think that what's happened so but at the same time we hear absolutely nothing about you know people are really

leaks now even though p.f.c. manning that's been locked up for a thousand days now he has yet to go to trial either so at this rate there's a very good chance that jeremy his trial is actually going to be the first one we're actually going to see perhaps a conviction for a alleged week the leaks or so this could do a whole lot to a whole lot of people we have just across the state down in texas our pal bear brown has been locked up for a few months now and he is going to be standing trial in the coming months and his trial is going to focus also in part participating in the stratfor hack so if him. looking at life in prison for playing a minor role in this someone else is playing a minor role in this was judge is probably not married to one of the victims is also going to be having some hard times yeah definitely interesting questions about the entrapment and about what this really means and how it fits into the the government's war on cyber attacks and cyber warfare all of that we're going to bow out later so we

leaks now even though p.f.c. manning that's been locked up for a thousand days now he has yet to go to trial either so at this rate there's a very good chance that cherami him his trial is actually going to be the first time we're actually going to see perhaps a conviction for a alleged weekly leaks or so this could do a whole lot to a whole lot of people we have just across the state down in texas our pal bear brown has been locked up for a few months now and he is going to be standing trial in the coming months and his trial is going to focus also in part participating in the stratfor hack so if him. looking at life in prison for playing a minor role in this someone else is playing a minor role in this who is judge is probably not married to one of the victims is also going to have its hard times yeah definitely interesting questions about the entrapment and about what this really means and how it fits into the the government's war on cyber attacks and cyber warfare all of that we'll get into that later so we'r

well he's a man know who knows how to stir up controversy and also conversation this week wiki leaks co-founder julian a son just once again dominating international headlines this time not for exposing the government but for trying to join it australia has confirmed that a songe is running for the country's senate he will run as a member of the australian wiki leaks party now if you recall a songe is currently holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london trying to avoid extradition to sweden over rape allegations and if you're wondering if this can if this candidate actually has to be in the country in order to run for office the answer is no he just needs to be there within two months of actually winning the position so for more on how viable julian assange has run is i'm joined by jay lederman he's a lawyer for the lederman divine l. l. peter. welcome so let's first off by talking about julian assange his wanting to run now he's spent years fighting government corruption. by leaking this information why would he want to join them for joining the government he's been fighting again

leaks now even though p.f.c. manning that's been locked up for a thousand days now he has yet to go to trial either so at this rate there's a very good chance that jeremy his trial is actually going to be the first one we're actually going to see perhaps a conviction for a alleged weekly leak source so this could do a whole lot to a whole lot of people we have just across the state down in texas our pal bear brown has been locked up for a few months now and he is going to be standing trial in the coming months and his trial is going to focus also in part participating in the stratfor hack so if him. looking at life in prison for playing a minor role in this someone else is playing a minor role in this or this judge is probably not married to one of the victims is also going to have its hard times yeah definitely interesting questions about the entrapment and about what this really means and how it fits into the government's war on cyber attacks and cyber warfare all of that we'll get into that later so we're runn

leaks he also said that he engaged in prolonged internet conversations with a wiki leaks member called ochs and manning assumes it was julian a songe now manning has reportedly also requested to the tribunal that he be tried by a military judge alone no jury according to reports he also did say that no one associated with wiki leaks pressured him for more information presumably that it was manning who was giving the information voluntarily more than one time now this is the first time the twenty four twenty five year old soldier has formally admitted guilt since being arrested more than one thousand days ago now manning pleaded guilty to ten counts including authorized possession and go for communication of sensitive material such as the state department cables and other materials provided to wiki leaks now according to manning's attorney manning has pleaded not guilty to aiding the enemy and a number of other lesser charges however the soldier allegedly told the court that he'd like to take blame for charges that were not presented by the u.s. . government but rather introduced by man

watching r t at midnight moscow time tonight wiki leaks whistleblower bradley manning pleads guilty to ten charges but stopped short of admitting aid to the enemy which would have landed him in jail for life. full agreement over mali put syria remains a point of contention president putin sums up his key foreign policy discussions with french leader from small and. benedict begins his retirement after leaving the vatican for the last time while the catholic church looks to restore its reputation it's been marred by sexual abuse and corruption. for good morning from moscow is kevin zero in here at r t h.q. supporting our top story that military whistleblower bradley manning has pleaded guilty to ten out of twenty two charges against him he admitted to leaking the u.s. state secrets to wiki leaks but denied aiding the enemy that's a charge that could lead him in jail for life the details now of marty's miniport nyeri new york. u.s. army private bradley manning is addressing a military tribunal in for meade we are told reading thirty five page statement on what he did and why he didn't di

would have to call off the dogs and drop its investigation against him for his wiki leaks leaks he also believes the u.k. would be forced to follow suit saying quote the political costs of the current standoff will be higher still running under the wiki leaks party a new party founder founded by a staunch himself the platform would be focused specifically on promoting greater transparency in the australian government itself a songe was the last in australia in june of two thousand and ten. baltimore maryland is known as the charm city however a less than charming report has come out saying that baltimore could face bankruptcy in the next ten years if it doesn't make some big changes since then some current and former city employees have questioned the motivations of this report artie's justin underhill has a story. baltimore is looking at a dire economic forecast according to a ten year forecast commissioned by the baltimore city government major financial reforms will be needed to steer clear of a projected bankruptcy the report projects that the city will accumulate seven hundred fort

ambassador after citing a wiki leaks cable as a proof of the country's police have been infiltrated after saans lost his last legal battle against the tradition to sweden it did not came as a surprise. to apply for asylum and that is why in this election one of ruffo korea's strongest supporters he's an australian whistleblower seething with a london embassy. a scandal has erupted in israel after the country's government was forced to acknowledge that the death of a prisoner linked to israel's a secret service it mission fall is a report in australian media which revealed a melbourne man and himself in prison in twenty ten the man was reportedly held in such secrecy not even through prison guards knew his name as reported that the so-called prison x. was involved in israeli espionage in neighboring countries the story had been originally housetop in the in the israeli media with the order reportedly coming from the top columnist and senior correspondent for israel's harat newspaper and says the entire situation is a source of embarrassment for the country. on one level it's an espionage s

leaks or were planned internationally as for the case itself preached pretrial hearings are expected to continue tomorrow and manning could enter a plea he faces twenty two charges including ending the enemy which could result in a life sentence the trial is slated to begin in june now an ocean away wiki leaks founder julian assange has been for senate has been officially accepted by the australian electoral commission his name will now appear on state and federal electoral rolls in victoria in australia now although as has been formally accepted as a candidate the newly formed wiki leaks party has not yet registered with the electoral commission this is on mr a songes bid for senate is seen as a possible political move to help him escape from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has been held since june nineteenth now under australian law a songe is allowed to run for office without being physically present in the country but he must arrive within two months of winning the election in order to accept his seat if he does in fact when. meanwhile fresh out of his congressional con

wiki leaks was sitting on a cache of documents from bank of america and also in another case trying to attack critics of the chamber of commerce the chamber is also a client of hunt and williams so those are were potentially illegal and they were certainly the various deeds be. thought out at least in their initial conspiracy stage among the cyber security firms and a cut out for what were their clients for being bank of america and the chamber of commerce all definitely he's just the latest in a long line of people being attacked obama said he doesn't want to look backward to prosecute bush criminals but he's certainly looking backward to dredge up arcane piece of legislation to prosecute whistleblowers thank you so much for coming on would definitely be to pay attention this case christians storch who what why not work. this month marks the seventy first anniversary of a very dark chapter in american history page in our history books that is too often glossed over i'm talking about the forced internment of one hundred twenty thousand japanese people during world war two this tragi

leaks party has not yet registered with the electoral commission mr saunders bid for senate is seen as a political ploy possible political move to help him escape the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has been held since june nineteenth now under australian law a songe is allowed to run for office without being physically present in the country but must arrive within two months of winning to accept his seat. well fresh out of his congressional confirmation hearing his newly confirmed secretary of state john kerry has come in at his first a diplomatic slip listen close and see if you can catch it. we were some of the most dangerous places all over the earth and they do it quickly cardoza that we are stronger partnerships with countries that share our commitment to democratic values and human rights they fight corruption in nigeria they supported we declared war both they should cover credit institutions and killers of stone and drill there is you hear that well john kerry praise diplomatic efforts in a country that in fact doesn't exist the secretary apparently confuse the poor l

leaks are now as for the case itself pretrial hearings are expected to continue tomorrow and manning could enter a plea he faces twenty two charges including aiding the enemy which could result with a life sentence the trial is slated to begin june now in ocean away wiki leaks founder julian assange has been for senate has officially been accepted by the australian electoral commission his name will now appear on state and federal electoral rolls in for victoria although a songe has been formally accepted as a candidate the newly formed wiki leaks party has not yet registered with the electoral commission so mr assad has been for senate is seen as a possible political move to help him escape from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has been since june nineteenth under australian law a songe is allowed to run for office without being physically present in the country but must arrive within two months of winning the seat in order to accept it . well fresh out of his congressional confirmation hearings newly confirmed secretary of state john kerry has committed his first diplomati

was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks there talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in iceland on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic hafter related to leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and that he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had and i go as no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overeaten to different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. and sources and information. so the most obvious question of all as we're going through these things when we hear

was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks there talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in iceland on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate a computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic hafter related to leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and. he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had and i go as no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overeaten to different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. and sources and information. so the most obvious question of all as we're going through these things when we hear ab

was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks there talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in iceland on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with it investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic hathor related to leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and. he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had . no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overeaten to different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. sources and information. so the most obvious question of all as we're going through these things when we hear about unrest re

was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks their talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. the minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in nicely and on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with it investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic have related to weaken leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and. he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had and i go as no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overreach and in different countries i think i was interrupted he worries because i. know i was just about to say about the legislation about in the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. and sources and information. so the most obvious question of all were going through these things whe

ambassador after citing a wiki leaks cable as a proof of the country's police have been infiltrated after saans lost his last legal battle against the traditions of sweden it did not came a surprise. to apply for asylum and that is why in this election one of ruffo korea's strongest supporters he's an australian whistleblower seething with the london embassy. a scandal has erupted in israel after the country's government was forced to acknowledge that the death of a prisoner linked to israel's a secret service it mission fall is a report in australian media which revealed a melbourne man and himself in prison in twenty ten the man was reportedly held in such secrecy not even through prison guards knew his name as reported that the so-called prison x. was involved in israeli espionage in neighboring countries the story had been originally housetop in the in the israeli media with the order reportedly coming from the top economist and senior correspondent for israel's harat newspaper and says the entire situation is a source of embarrassment for the country. on one level it's an espionage s

was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks their talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. the minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in iceland on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate a computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with it investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic hafter related to weaken leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and. he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they have and i go as no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overreach and in different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about in the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. and sources and information. so the most obvious question of all as we're going through these things

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on this show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show that selects o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had or you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all our interview segments don't if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the set going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most alternative voices we have ever had on our show next. new year's celebrati

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this on on the show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show to lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see head to our youtube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channel so you don't miss a single episode we'll have all or interview segments tab down if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with a number. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass distraction check all that and more at youtube dot com slash breaking the set we're going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most alternative voices we have ever had on our show next po

although seiler was granted the wiki leaks founder still remains at the embassy as the u.k. refused to allow him to leave the country after he skipped bail and that is why in this election one of rough strongest supporters he's an australian whistleblower seething with the london embassy. more of today's international news for you now a series of car bomb blasts in baghdad killed at least twenty eight people and dozens more injured explosions occurred in mainly shiite areas of the iraqi capital shoppers attended outdoor markets group as yet little beate uhse a blast brought the number of deaths in the region to more than two hundred fifty since the stone to near. recent warsaw have crossed with demonstrators protesting against the independence of kosovo officers used dozens against crowds who fought back by throwing flares at police of events started as a march raid activists carrying banners saying possible. the slogan was popularized by the serbian government after the self declared time sovereignty in two thousand and eight. career is reportedly preparing for more atomic

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on this show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show that selects o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had to our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch them separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the set going to get a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most whole turn of the voices we have ever had on our show next. you know how

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on the show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show to lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had or you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch them separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the set going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most whole turnit of voices we have ever had on our show next. wealthy british scientist

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on this show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show to lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had to our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the set going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most whole turn of the voices we have ever had on our show next. no the mosquitoes

leaks founder still remains at the embassy as the u.k. refused to allow him to leave the country after his earlier in two thousand and twelve korea featured t.v. show the world tomorrow but aired on r.t. in the interview to merge that the two men had something in common both songe and korea had on the washington. is really a pleasure to meet you julian. to the club of the persecuted. thank you. park outrage in d.c. after releasing thousands of classified u.s. diplomatic cables and footage of american pilots ruthlessly killing journalists in iraq while back in two thousand and eleven accused washington of meddling with only fares and expelled the u.s. ambassador after citing a week as a proof of the country's police have been infiltrated after saans lost his last legal battle against the tradition to sweden it did not came a surprise. to apply for asylum and that is why in this election one of rough strongest supporters is an australian whistleblower seething with the london embassy. of the more of today's international news for you. a ser

although seiler was granted the wiki leaks founder still remains at the embassy as the u.k. refused to allow him to leave the country after he skipped bail and that is why in this election one of rough strongest supporters he's an australian whistleblower seething with the london embassy. more of the international news for you now a series of car bomb blasts in baghdad killed at least twenty eight people left dozens more injured explosions occurred in mainly shiite areas of the iraqi capital shoppers attended outdoor markets group as yet little beate blasts brought the number of deaths in the region to more than two hundred fifty since the stone to near. recent warsaw have crossed with demonstrators protesting against the independence of kosovo officers used basons against crowds who fought back by throwing flares at police of events started as a march raid activists carrying banners saying kosovo is serbia the slogan was popularized by the serbian government after the self declared republic insolvent in two thousand and eight. career is reportedly preparing for more atomic

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on this show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show that selects o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had or you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking this going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most whole turnitin voices we have ever had on our show next. download the official

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on the show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show to lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had to our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode of all or interview segments don't if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the set going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most alternative voices we have ever had on our show next. we are facing a lot of problems.

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this song on this show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show to lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had or you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode you'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch them separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more you tube dot com breaking the we're going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most alternative voices we have ever had on our show next. week this is a problem. be

leaks and digital journalism so that's the kind of forces at play that's preventing it from getting into the mainstream media other than just pure cowardice and this is a very important case and we will continue to cover this on on the show unfortunately we're out of time but i do want to thank you for coming on the show that's aleck's o'brien journalist and plaintiff in the case thank you so much thank you. now if you like what you see had to our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and be sure to subscribe to our channels so you don't miss a single episode we'll have all or interview segments don't if you want to catch those separately encourage everyone to check out our interview with them. from yesterday and also look up every segment we've done separately under our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch to weapons of mass destruction all that and more youtube dot com slash breaking the set going to take a quick break right now but stay tuned to hear from one of the most alternative voices we have ever had on our show next. morning. let m

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no indication that they're letting up i mean it's pretty clear that right now they're going to wiki leaks look at all possible legal you see there. you're still others i mean there's major investigations you realize major investigations going on the f.b.i. and other government agencies you do kill leaks. so the lesson there and the lesson both from mr drake mr alcuin other guests at the event last night was listen he's going to be in jail for thirty months don't forget about him and don't forget about the larger issues he stood for both sent him letters but also trying to keep that fight for government transparency and accountability alive and well very interesting thank you so much for attending that event bringing us this report back our to producer rachel kirsten yes thanks for having me. well it was a promise we've heard president obama reiterate time and again since two thousand and nine from campaign speeches to state the union addresses white house weekly addresses to town halls no more taxpayer bailouts never again will taxpayers be on the hook because a financial company is deeme

leaks look at all possible legal you see there. you're still others i mean there's major investigation you realize major investigations going on the f.b.i. and other government agencies need to chill leaks. so the lesson there and the lesson both from mr drake mr and other guests at the event last night was listen he's going to be in jail for thirty months don't forget about him and don't forget about the larger issues he stood for both sent him letters but also trying to keep that fight for government transparency and accountability alive and well very interesting thank you so much for attending that event bringing us this report back our to producer rachel kirsten yes thanks for having me. well it's a promise we've heard president obama reiterate time and again since two thousand and nine from campaign speeches to state of the union addresses white house weekly addresses to town halls no more taxpayer bailouts never again will taxpayers be on the hook because a financial company is deemed too big to fail. never say never it appea

leaks look at all possible legal you see there. you're still others i mean there's major investigation you realise major investigations going on. in other government agencies if you chose leaks. so the lesson there in the lesson both from mr drake mr coo and other guests at the event last night was listen he's going to be in jail for thirty months don't forget about him and don't forget about the larger issues he stood for both sent him letters but also trying to keep that fight for government transparency and accountability alive and well very interesting thank you so much for attending that event bringing us this report back our to producer rachel kirsten yes thanks for having me. well it's a promise we've heard president obama reiterate time and again since two thousand and nine from campaign speeches to the state of the union address and white house weekly addresses and even town halls no more taxpayer bailouts never again will taxpayers be on the hook because a financial company is deemed too big to fail but never say never it

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leaks in cooperation with wiki leaks regarding conversations that general petraeus was having with yemen back several years ago before he was cia director about a turf battle between the cia and the joint special operations command of the pentagon over whether or not drone policy in yemen was even a good idea and whether they were not in fact creating more militants than doing anything else the the cia's drone program came out of nowhere and post nine eleven has grown and grown and grown there are more than two thousand people working in its counterterrorism operations it's become a vast vast new part and justification of the actually reason for the cia even to exist and as the new york times pointed out i believe. it was yesterday they went out with that drone strike trying to get. people in yemen and they ended up actually killing a. rather cleric who was actually giving speeches against al qaeda so it's a very very dangerous a very risky thing we don't know nearly enough about it we need to know much much more not less guy as you said we see that the drone campaign is is playing a big

an update now on julian assange in his bid to run for senate the wiki leaks founder who currently resides in the ecuadorian embassy in london spoke to the ecuadorian website the conversation and gave a few details as to why he's decided to run for office in his native australia according to a sun if he were to win on september twenty fourth the day that the elections are held he believes the u.s. would have to call off the dogs and drop its investigation against him he also believes the u.k. would be forced to follow suit saying quote the political costs of the current standoff will be higher still now running under the wiki leaks party which is a party newly founded. by assad himself the platform would be focused specifically on promoting greater transparency within the australian government a son was last in australia in june of two thousand and ten and sticking with the topic of ecuador a minute speaking sunday vote to ecuadorian president rafael correa won his re-election handily with fifty six percent of the vote the closest of his seven opponents came in with twenty three percent th