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Google Is Not What It Seems In this extract from his new book When Google Met Wikileaks, WikiLeaks’ publisher Julian Assange describes the special relationship between Google, Hillary Clinton and the State Department — and what that means for the future of the internet. WikiLeaks readers can obtain a 20 percent discount on the cover price when ordering from the OR Books website by using the coupon code “WIKILEAKS”. * * * Eric Schmidt is an influential figure, even among the parade of powerful characters with whom I have had to cross paths since I founded WikiLeaks. In mid-May 2011 ...

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Affairs at national security council and has served as special assistant to secretaries of state rice and powell. and the strait of hormuz is 34 miles wide but the shipping lanes are only six miles arm, so, iran could sink a tanker there and place mines or threaten to place mines and shut it down, but could the u.s. navy reverse that quickly? >>guest: well, that is right. it is worse than that, only two miles in either direction for the sea lanes which does make it quite narrow. it is a global choke point like the suez canal which is the course of tension. but the fact is, this is bluster from...

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Monitoring mission to document and deter human rights abuses with the goal of protecting civilians. so, some fairly strong words condemning the attack but many of the activists that you just heard from think the u.s. should be doing a lot more to bring about the fall of the regime of president assad given his long-standing allowance with iran and syria's long standing ties to international terrorism. >>gregg: thank you. jonathan will chat about this story and others throughout the hour. you can weigh in at foxnews.com/shep clicking on on the hunt link. and now, more on it, managing director of...

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Relations in postwar era and now to middle east policy analyst managing director of the washington institute, former senior director for middle east affairs at the national security council and serves as special assistant to secretaries of state rice and powell. the iraq war is over. how did that go? >> obviously, the decision to remove the troops from iraq is one that is popular in the united states and probably very popular in iraq, as well. and the question, will it advance, will it protect american interests? what will it do, actually, for iraqi national security, as well in and there is i...

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Status." it towns out we know that it was a high-tech plane and they are concerned it may, that the iranians may share this technology with the russians or the chinese. >>shepard: thank you. and now context from the managing director of the washington institute and former senior director at the national security council and special assistant to secretaries of state rice and colin powell. the iran iranians have it and ty have a history of sharing this technology. >>guest: it is unfortunate. but it is better than if they captured a piloted jet, and i think this illustrates, really, how dangerous...