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Visiting fellow. though the invitation for the convicted -- to speak. mike pompeo canceled his participation, withdrawing in a last second later, calling manning "an american traitor," adding, "miss manning stands against everything the brave men and women i served alongside stand for." a transgender woman, who serves as an intel analyst in the u.s. army, was convicted in 2013 of espionage and other crimes for leaking classified documents to leaking wikileaks. she was serving seven years of a 35 year sentence after former president barack obama granted a commutation. douglas elmendorf, dean of...

Were to go for the maximum penalty on all of the 20 counts he was convicted that would amount to 136 years. nobody believes that's going to happen. but regrettably, for bradley manning, it is expected this 25-year-old private first class is going to spend most of the rest of this year of his life, rather, in a military prison. but getting back to what you opened with, edward snowden and bradley manning, a lot of military law experts and intelligence experts see a connection between manning and edward snowden in terms of the wikileaks connection of course. but more importantly, big questions ar...

>> he said i can't believe i'm an intel analyst. i can't believe they made me an intel analyst. >> you last saw him two years ago. at that point he had just gotten into a relationship with someone that you told us had sort of a profound effect. >> yes. >> reporter: on his outlook. >> through him, brad was able to really sort of discover in himself, you know, that it was wrong, the discrimination, and how don't ask, don't tell for example sort of created an atmosphere in which that could happen because of silence, because of your required silence. >> reporter: on manning's facebook page he did ...

Tim says manning was verbally abused, right from boot camp. >> brad just took the harassment as, well, he's making fun of me and that's not right and i feel bad about it. >> reporter: what did he write or say to you about the fact that the army put him into that mos? >> he said i can't believe i'm an intel analyst. i can't believe they made me an intel analyst. >> you last saw him two years ago. at that point he had just gotten into a relationship with someone that you told us had sort of a profound effect. >> yes. >> reporter: on his outlook. >> through him, brad was able to really sort of di...