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In the united states and all the around the world welcome julian assange is in jail tonight a judge in. in the u.k. found the wiki leaks founder guilty of skipping bail back in two thousand and twelve that s when you may remember a songe salt refuge in london s ecuadorian embassy to avoid a swedish rape investigation but ecuador withdrew its asylum to a saw huge earlier today ending a seven year game of hide and seek and allowing british police to apprehend the man known as the radical publisher police strong armed a song out of the ecuadorian embassy in london handcuffed and protesting the be added wiki leaks founder resisted leaving his refuge of almost seven years the arrest comes one day after wiki leaks accused the ecuadorian government of spying on a song secretly filming his meetings with lawyers and a doctor inside the embassy. ecuador had clearly had enough of the controversial guest in london accusing him of interfering in its foreign policies and violating ....
One single count that mr sollars deliberately conspired with chelsea manning the former military intelligence analyst to obtain access to a computer at the pentagon to then crack apos would release reams of classified documents regarding military operations in iraq and afghanistan that is what this charge essentially relates to and the justice department has told us that that could carry a prison sentence of up to five years for the charges could be added once mr song is back in the united states now it s worth pointing out that ordinarily brant in the united states journalists are not prosecuted for the publication of classified documents not said questions are being raised now as to whether mr a song indeed remains a journalist or whether he s become a publisher who has then become a partner with foreign governments for example if you look at the wiki leaks ....
Publication in twenty sixteen of democratic e-mails for example. with russia you know that s a very good for us in his case will not be helped by the fact that man a fort the former trump campaign manager visited him several times in the ecuadorian embassy there is. one you know is happening now in what s next extradition. right and i think that something we ll be looking at in the days in the weeks to come is exactly why now of course the fact that this comes i m sure we off the release of the mother report as well is highly significant i think as you begin to point out there were and i mean bear in mind of course that the obama administration decided not to pursue this case further with mr assault and then take into account the fact that the president had previously said that he loves wiki leaks presumably referring to that twenty sixteen release of documents which were very damaging to his political opponent at the time hillary clinton today at ....
They want to wait to see what the sentence is imposed in virginia and then they can make a determination whether or not they want to say we should tack on the d.c. years to the virginia case or he can serve them all at once. as one of your guests noted, paul manafort is 69. if he gets the sentence that is within the xwhguidelines in the virginia case, that could effectively be a life sentence. so they may just say that he can serve that time while he is serving the dooed.c. time or vi. so for folks who were hoping for and we re stilling for through this. this is very preliminary. for folks who are reading some of the 800 pages filed and thinking that we might learn more about paul manafort s behavior here, what he might have been up to, we re not getting that. most of the 800 i think pages ....
Information to other parts of the probe. then because they knew what they were doing when they asked him questions in the moscow project, quote, he later provided false answers in an effort to not contradict his congressional testimony, which we know was perjury. what does that tell you about the way they gathered and squeezed michael cohen and why are they revealing it now? i think they re revealing it so we know what we re dealing with, and they have the advantage to press him to tell the truth by taking his tape recordings and all of his letters and e-mails and the other witnesses they had to talk about him and to confirm what he had to say. also in there they say that we have, by other means, confirmed what he s tilling us, and they were helped and he made some corrections even as he was talking to them about matters, which gave him credibility as a cooperating witness ain the special counsel investigation. i think that s substantial. ....