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- Thank you.
- more?
- Do you want to cheer?
- Um, most people have
Very strong principled attitude
Don't endure for a long time, actually
We all want them to last long,
But they don't last long And do a lot at the same time. And do a lot at the same time.
- Yap.
- There is a lot of time in evolution of wikileaks & apos;
Where I have to be cruelly pragmatic,
So, to... Understand the medium term
or long-term goals in principle,
But the fact is, does not damage your principle
In the short term, but quite willing
To balance one another
To really survive the moment
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- Ukraine...
Egypt. You understand
- Yeah. - Zimbabwe
Iraq.
All they can see is that we have put it
On the web, that looks irresponsible.
- already have United States. Not yet?
- No. - Well, please do that
Are you recording? - Yep.
Oh, hello. Can I speak to clinton hill
I called from the office from julian assange
This is very important.
Yep, so julian assange is the founder of wikileaks.
Good. And all u.S. Department
From state cable -
We have intelligence that they will happen
Put it on the web that is not tested, not by us,
And I want to talk to him about this
- Sarah.
- Yes?
Do you need to contact me again?
This is an emergency.
Are you an emergency channel and it takes a while?
Good. Well, do you want to do it? that now, and will I wait?
He wants to talk For him about that.
Yes.
Well, I started by giving your phone number
Please wait a moment.
he doesn't do it
More details than all unredacted
Set cable around to go on the internet
I mean literally this will happen
I don't understand...
Why don't you see urgency in this matter
- Just put him. Who is he?
- Good. - Who is he?
Hello?
Happy days, chad, this is julian assange
To try to explain it, we have no problem;
You have a problem,
And we try to help you solve your problem,
Because we indirectly connect with your problem
I want to speak to the most senior person
Available that can execute a fast action
To send someone to a location here inorfolk.
- I understand. Thank you. Thank you for your call
- Good. Good. Thank you. See you later.
- Hello - See you tomorrow.
- did you leave? - See you later
- Dinner on the side. - What for dinner, demand?
- Lamb, roasted potatoes, Vegetables,
Crème brulée and raspberry.
Thank you. Very majestic
- Thank you. - See you tomorrow. 3:30. See you later
- See you later
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- production journal
I have a strange dream about julian
I'm moving two spaces
One, do an insider exposition,
The others are in hidden locations.
I don't tell you what is julian I'm working on my dream.
Anxiety Definitely afraid of being betrayed,
And my worries about how julian will react
With this film, the line has become very blurred.
Sometimes I do not believe What is julian that allows me to shoot.
Ego, yes, but also brave.
He manages his image, but is also vulnerable.
This is a mystery to me why does he trust me,
Because I don't think he likes me.
Jordan.
Hello?
- Hello, is this Ms Harrison?
- Speaking - Hi, ms. Harrison,
This is the state department operations center
We talked yesterday.
If mr. Assange available,
I have one of his secretaries a lawyer on the phone
Who is asked to restore the call
In the department of the country.
One of the secretary lawyers to receive a call
- Good day, cliff. Thank you for calling back
Um, already - have-- have you been briefed?
- Um, I believe that
We have understood it you and maybe Sarah
Already trying to reach out well to the department,
And it's there Already several calls.
- Yes, that's the situation,
We have that intelligence department database files
Are scattered around, and our view is
That's more than that your problem than us,
But what we want the state department to do
Is it to step the warning procedure,
Who was involved in the beginning of the year
And the end of last year, um--
For state department sources
The mentioned is on the cable. MY--
- of course You can understand that
When you talk this volume of material,
That too with the best effort
From the United States government,
That we can protect all
Or even a significant amount
From the source of equity in it.
There are also national security materials
That also causes us harm.
I mean, as you know, Father. Assange, we have
In our public statement, tries to prevent wikileaks
From releasing in the same place,
And that will -
I don't know why we will be better
With... - I mean...
- Instead we do it with you - I understand you need
To make that statement for legal reasons,
And you will understand what I have to do The following statement too, that, um,
We ensure that there are no harm to interests
From the United States, and more precisely the benefit news
Very important in everything we do.
I have to say, From our point of view,
Many of these things happen results from
From, um, arrogant pressure
By the United States.
This is an example of
When you push people to a corner,
They stop acting step by step
and methodical methods,
Due to threats that they are under
- Yes, right.
- I stopped at the border again
My detention has become more aggressive Since I started made wikileake.
United States. The agent on heathrow won't tell me his name
or who he works for.
In jfk they collect all my electronics
And ask if I have every hidden usb drive
When I arrived home, The door to my apartment was open.
Did I forget to close it?
Or do they send me? a message?
♪ ♪
- Can we start?
You must be able to talk about interesting projects
Without giving anything.
You can,
Because some of you want to be secret.
- The cover story for various people
- That's what it means - That's what I'm talking about
- So joe and sarah are already very open.
They go as Joe and Sarah.
- I want everyone to give their story,
And you can fix it, because then we hear it
From them, and then if someone else asks us
Who are they, We have heard it with their voices.
Who are you?
- I am a Swedish journalist,
And I am a good friend. - Good.
- Renata, what's your name? Do you remember?
- I renata, I am from guatemala
I am a lawyer and I have done it researching the past years
About freedom of information, human rights issues in general,
And many problems I work with
Meet these issues from the organization
- But are you a lawyer? for julian
Are you a lawyer for wikileaks?
What are you - what
- What should I say? I don't know
- I think you should say that you are...
A lawyer for wikileaks.
- Good. - Ediza?
- Uh, my name is ediza
- I want to introduce jacob appelbaum,
Wikileaks speaker.
He is an independent person security specialist
- Thank you very much for having me
I really appreciate that. I think I want to start
By saying that the best indicator
To tell the future is to see now
And to understand how the past informs
Currently. So, for example,
The main security threat is internet filtering
And censorship, and some people
This panel represents the company
During the revolution, they censored the internet Quite heavy. The most honored,
Data blocks twitter.
I am actually accessing computer networks
From the United States located in Egypt,
And now you see in pamphlets around here,
You see it company on ICT,
And I mean this with all due respect,
Say that they are powered Revolution.
What they really powered is a regime,
And now the regime has fallen,
They want to use it revolution
For company profits.
- Jacob, can you define censorship
In your terminology - Of course
So, censorship in this case restricts access
To certain websites
I have a list of all the twitter servers running,
And all but two of them are blocked by data,
And this means that twitter cannot be used
yes.
But specifically, I have data...
- It's very dangerous to talk to
Inaccurate information in this case.
- Oh, I have accurate data
So, I mean, we can also talk about propaganda
Sms sent by cellphone telephone provider
We can do it later. I have data--
Data independent from Egyptians and I gather myself,
I'm happy to talk about it, because it's true
For example, does someone hold a gun?
Head from your engineer and say,
"block this site"?
Because noor doesn't do this blocking
Noor ISP doesn't do this.
So why does the data collaborate? with the mubarak
regime And block this site and try to stop the revolution?
- Jacob-- - Do you want to build the future?
Will you agree to stand on all censorship
I ask you now, because you are here
Everyone - vodafone, nokia,
Who works with with the Iranian dictator
And apparently mubarak for a year.
So I want to know, do you all agree to stand up
Against censorship on the internet
And to comply with the egyptian constitution?
Will you do it Vodafone?
- do you agree to fight censorship?
- Jacob, I will return to the
panel - No problem. He can say "yes,"
Because he believes to the right of Egyptians.
- We will return to the panel We have a question there.
- Good.
- this is extraordinary document
It has been released in the last year.
Log of the iraq war,
Afghan war logs,
And u.S. Department of State documents.
Why is that so important?
- Has my long-term beliefs
That is what advances us as a civilization
What is the whole? from our understanding
Are human institutions actually like
And now, we are very lacking
In large information, secret organization
It has a role like that in shaping how we all live.
Institution-- the most powerful institution,
From cia to news company,
All organized use young technical personnel.
What does that mean, when it's all
Technical young people adopt a certain value system,
And indeed it is in an institution
Where they disagree with the value system.
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- Shine everything.
- Come on, turn on
- Roger.
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- Manning is being held in isolation cells
And stripped off every night before going to bed
- Finally, the treatment is private,
Who hasn't been asked to go to court,
It now concocts it for president
- With respect for personal manning,
I actually ask the pentagon
What is the procedure or not? In the case of confinement is right
And meet our basic They assured me they were there.
- Hi. How are you?
Do you see the news?
I am only really in the car with and ellsberg and laura.
I will put you in
- Julian, hi.
This is outrageous this is a martial court
Continue to be given presidential proclamation
That he is guilty.
It is impossible to get it a fair military court
Here it is.
- did you get all that?
Oh God, we're driving past the pentagon
- In short, they said that they found al-qaeda
Operating in Afghanistan & apos; s the computer it owns
Afghan wikileaks document download to it
They show videos from al-qaeda
media services Showing al-qaeda leaders talking about jihad
And how should use wikileaks
In their efforts towards jihad,
And the argument they make is that
Manning - by providing information for wikileaks,
Has been assisted materially enemies, because
By installing it on the internet,
Wikileaks provides information to enemies,
For terrorist organizations. It was incredible.
Overall - that's just--
We sit there thinking, "are they serious?"
And even say, "free internet
What is a tool for jihad?"
- Authorities say they have concerns about their safety
And in fact he might be suicidal
Now, there have been sentences from all over the world,
An investigation by a torture investigator un
Under these conditions,
But the military and u.S. Government
Continues to suppress this case
The most serious accusation is one that helps the enemy.
Now, prosecutors in this case have said they are
Will not seek death sentences, so if proven guilty,
He will face live in prison
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- that's it.
He smiles.
- When I was 20, my first court case,
Two of my fellow defendants both ratted me
To the police under pressure.
And they both become, um...
Witness crown
Um...
And I refuse, under the principle of
And - but that's not it I don't think about it.
Um, I don't believe in martyrs, I don't think
Some very rare exceptions, that people must be martyred,
But I think people Surely have to take risks.
Understand carefully what are the risks And what are the opportunities for the situation,
And make sure this is balanced.
Um, sometimes, the risk can be very high,
But the chances Can also be very high,
And with the opportunity I mean
For the things you care about.
Wee need to keep everything in perspective
I mean, there is - - I mean--
- The risk of not acting is very high,
And every day you live your life,
You lose another day in life.
What are the risks? just sit there
I mean, you just lost one day.
You just died one day
You don't have much, so...
If you don't fight for things
What you care about, and every day disappears,
Then, I mean, you lose.
- it's your machine
It's here It's here
- Lift it don't go anywhere else Dirt!
And then you just rip it -
Take it and press the green button.
- Yes, you call this box.
Julian assange.
No, I'm at home.
- It's about you your mind
Not using language Sounds hostile to women
Or to suggest that in general,
Women are truly entitled
To bring cases against people who raped.
Your position is, "I'm not one of them."
Do you know? So you have to sort of
Find that language, you know--
That helps you to explain that,
Besides sounding like you are someone who thinks so,
You know, it's all crazy, um...
Feminist conspiracy
I don't think helps you
- No, to say it openly doesn't help - I know, but I want to persuade you
That's not true either.
- Personally, this-- - it feels like that to you
- Personally, This is a party of social democracy
Added general influence from the government
This is only really...
Tawdry radical feminist
Political position.
There are some - some stereotypes.
- And you stumble into this nest - from -
- Yes.
He started lesbian nightclub in gothenburg
- I mean, you know, But what people say is,
"Okay, you know, what is he? set up a lesbian nightclub
Must be done at a price fish?" You know -
- No, I know He's in the circle -
That circle-- - he - you know,
The fact that someone is a feminist,
And even a radical feminist, is meaningless -
- Do you know children? The police woman I have
Has run as a tag team. - But, julian, you see...
- They go to kr - I want to stop you from using
Such language to say
"they ran as tag teams,"
And so on, because, you know,
This makes it look like - - not in public I just say--
- Yeah, but I mean, of course--
- Actual court case
I mean, this will be very, very difficult for this woman.
They will be reviled forever
With a large segment of the global population,
And so on...
I don't think that is for their sake
To continue like that.
If I were them, I would go -
They need to save face, so they will do something
As we will do a deal where, um...
I will apologize for anything
That's what I did or didn't do
To hurt their feelings,
And they will say, "enough is enough.
" we don't want--
"we obviously don't want to--
We don't intend to file a complaint,"
And that is agreed in public, and this is too severe Part of the problem in this case is that there are two women,
And even the people cannot remain separate
So if there is, you can go,
"she's a bad woman," okay?
I think it will happen happens now
"this person is a bad character -
Bad faith, and this is the proof
That's the point for that. "
Because there are two, is much harder
I think I will try and see as much as possible
As good as a jury. - Yeah.
- Successful? Here it is Here it is - Good.
- Julian. Julian!
- Sir, sir! Sir! - How do you feel?
US Crime Empire is under threat,
Or potentially extradited to the United States. my solidarity.
- If he attacks a woman, then it's a different case,
And it's important that he answered that,
And he must answer it, But now,
I don't know, and whatever he does there,
I still support what he does with wikileaks
- How sure are you winning?
- Step backwards, gentlemen. Give a little space.
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♪ anytime now I will be released ♪
Activist: ♪ I will be released
- production journal
This is not the movie I think I'm making.
I think I can ignore it contradiction.
I think they are not part of the story.
I'm very wrong
They become stories.
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- So click save
You are in a region it is very valuable
To synchronize, and you almost certainly
Monitored.
In tunisia, we know that this is happening
- Yes. - So that's true for all of us
Currently, there are no questions, and if you see,
You can see this that's how it is, because
Some websites are blocked. - Yes.
- In Syria, they use devices called "Bluecoat".
They record everything that goes in and out of Syria,
So every time you send e-mail,
They record everything.
Think about this safe sex right?
And this is the same thing.
People practice computing is not safe;
Sometimes, in some places, The result is death.
So you have to make choices and know that
That there is a choice, but like condoms,
Well, they can break up. - Yeah.
- And you are in an injured world.
That might not be the greatest
And the most cultural appropriate analogy...
- Alright, I'm glad one of you did it. That's weird.
Good time
- Technology can always be used in two ways.
Not internet only infrastructure
One that can be used to spread the idea of freedom,
But also to control people. - Yes, of course.
Infrastructure as we build today...
- In a way that has never been possible before - I don't know. I mean, it depends.
I think the creepy thing is control.
- Mm-hmm. - There is that control
Moving now it's unlike anything else That ever happened.
At the same time, the road to communication
What are all we have? before this plus
Maybe that's what allows us to build new alternatives That was previously not possible without the internet.
I think that's what happened. That's what we think
That's what we do with tor.
- Don't you give bad people hiding places?
- No. I mean, no more than that,
For example, the way to help terrorists to travel...
- Yeah. - Or train or whatever
Like that, or airplane. I mean, what we do is we make sure
That everyone - No one is excluded,
Have the right to read and the right to speak freely,
Without exception.
- So what happened in Egypt, they did use all of this
Completely insecure communication mechanism...
- Mm-hmm. - But they do it fast,
So they are able to communicate quickly
Because they use insecurity communication mechanism.
And you whip-- a political situation
Being whipped and growing faster
From their opponents can see it,
Understand that, and act on it.
- So, I think so general principle
You have been right,
But I don't think is actually
Is that so, in the long run,
Everything technology is not safe
Right will benefit them
In tunisia, we were told that the people in Syria were killed.
- how many people are you willing to sacrifice
To get political advantage,
Or if that's the case one of those people,
How much of your own life are you willing to take risks
To get the political advantage?
- Well, part of-- - and that's actually - actually,
You might be willing to take more risks,
And if you are slow everyone is so
You will not get political profit at all,
Yes, you might protect people, but on the other hand,
You don't-- do you protect people
By allowing a situation to continue where you have it
20,000 political prisoners?
That doesn't protect people, good
- It's just that I'm not clear
If they understand what will happen.
I think most people don't understand data retention
- I don't think it works like that actually
I think you have a short-term crisis,
And you decide the ability to activate quickly
And en masse is more important than preventing
The internet begins to form a long-term profile on them.
People don't understand threat models
- and there are two different threat models here,
Because there is one where they know who you are,
And they will spend it a certain number of resources
Targeting You
And follow you physically,
And others don't don't know who you are
So long and long because you keep your anonymity,
You don't end in this first category.
And once you are in this case the first category, it's very difficult.
I am in this first category.
You are in this first category. - Yep.
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So I don't cut your neck. - ♪ it's euro and nato
- Do you want to do that? - We will only cut -
- why are we leaving?
- That's mine. - ♪ head for Macedonia
♪ I'll race yes - ♪ somewhere far abroad
- the tail of a small mouse there
- ♪ There's a place -
- Can you search London photos that occupy?
- And make sure the sound runs out.
- No, I don't want to cut it too short behind
- ♪ You look sensational in the dress ♪
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♪ You look sensational in the dress ♪
- Julian, You only need to wash it.
♪ ♪
- Cut extra.
- ♪ You look sensational in the dress ♪
- Three people arrived, and they approached him,
And they say, "fbi."
- They ask about me - - about your name
And his involvement with you, and they say,
"You are involved with wikileaks, right?
And we have followed you. "
" and we contacted you because we want to ask you
Some questions, and - - what is it like?
- Well, a very common item,
Like, "we want to know your relationship
With an assange." A general thing like that.
- no.
These are two people.
- Should I continue, or... - Look.
- Huh? - Just look there, laura?
- Mm-hmm.
- This question about communication
By shaking, for example,
That is the most obvious important question...
- Yes. - I've heard so far, but...
- I said, "Did I mention Jacob?"
And he said, "no, they don't mention Jacob
They just mentioned Julian."
Because they say you again.
Wikileaks and julian assange, because of manning cases.
- In the car? - in one -
The three ghosts.
- Yeah. - when they try
To make it Answer the question,
Because the metro is closed, what can they do
Give him a ride in the car
Home that he lives in,
Because he-- and he said to them
That he lives alone inside the house.
he is a fucking idiot.
Enter the car with three fbi
Yes. OK. Yes. - Yeah. Yes.
And say, "What should you do now?
Is it to call this and this and this and this and this person--
- continue - That's security--
- I met four people I know in Sweden.
They all say the same thing:
That wikileaks have lost because of you.
It doesn't matter when you go "Yes, but you know,
" wikileaks is him
These are all the ideas, and all that, "
That almost puts them even more.
You - I mean, you are poisonous there
They all say," sorry. "
I don't tell you this is what I say
I just pass on what they are--
- so - - I just say -
- 500 days of detention without judge
- Yeah .
The only person who says it differently
Are Thomas Olsen, who said,
You need to address problems.
And he said what you did do you need
To overcome this, say,
"I'm sorry you feel like that.
" I don't ignore you.
Da-da-da. " Such things
- of course, just fly him over,
I'm sure he will be happy to hold a private meeting.
- Usw? - Yeah.
- You are sarcastic - No.
- Um, if you can show it
That's because the process hasn't been followed,
That's right disturbs the Swedes,
because they are a grumpy for the process
- What ? No, they are not. - No, I know they are not...
- They are not a stickler for the process
- Because at any time - - they are anglers
To pretend that there is a process
- Yes, but you have to--
- We have shown, again and again
And again, that's because they The process hasn't been followed.
- Yes, I know. That's why I said I disagree.
And I said, "Okay, you know, This is why -
- That's why they hate me. - Anyway, they -
- Yeah, I'm sure they prefer to make love to me
And no moaning sound.
- This is my question, so can you shut up?
- continue - Because every time I say,
"Okay," they are like, "he should come back again. "
And say," and get - " - enter the prison cell.
- Yeah.
- Hi. I will put it.
- Hello?
Yes of course. Well, you need to say that.
That this is ferret words.
No, damn it. You don't need worry about that
United States. Have-- have an active jury
With fbi agents holding people at the airport
- Oh no, they don't. It is a lie.
No, it's grand jury. This is a secret.
All you have to do is a quote - no, no
No no No. All you have to do is quote
What's in "host of Sydney morning"
From Australians own government materials,
Meaning, "can't be confirmed in the note."
That can be confirmed Beyond recording.
Witnesses who have been dragged have a
Releasing their summons, has been on the stairs
From grand jury.
♪ ♪
- Julian runs an organization like an intelligence agency:
Using code names, rejection and fraud,
Compartementalization
He taught me things about confidentiality I am unconscious I need to learn.
I don't know what she plans
I can only see one step ahead.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
- How are you doing?
- But don't - don't send the reporter,
And, um - yeah.
There are journalists
Yeah, well, tell him to get away from mistakes.
- Those who support julian assange believe
That extradition is only the beginning
The process is very long it can land
Whistleblower in u.S. Jail.
- In the last few moments, British Supreme Court
Has rejected the appeal from julian assange,
Effectively paving the way for him to be extradited
For Sweden in the next ten days.
He is not charged with any crime
On this stage, he just wants to be in Sweden
For questions in relationships for some sexual accusations
The mr. Assange denies.
Assange is not tried the judgment will be revealed.
We understand he wants to be but get stuck in traffic.
- He is not in court,
Although it might be watching here on television
- I'm fine.
♪ ♪
- Well, we are told that He is in this embassy here.
We don't get a lot of information in the field Even the supporters were caught Surprised by this step.
- Yes, we consider several countries.
However, based on our analysis,
Ecuador is the most likely to approve asylum.
Lots of support in the country,
And the homeland is moving in that direction,
But unfortunately, they are Not quite far enough.
Well, we say that my activity is protected
With the first amendment, but These are all political problems.
The law is interpreted by a judge.
However, we need that the United States
The guarantee does not apply
Death sentence in my extradition
However, it still can be a lifetime imprisonment
Or 30 years in prison,
And the condition may be very severe ♪ ♪
- There are still a lot of people here,
Not just an assange supporter,
But also passersby ask what is happening
Of course, as I'm sure can be imagined,
There are many from the media here too English was previously sent a letter,
Which has been interpreted by ecuador
As a threat to invade the embassy
And get assange out in any way needed
It doesn't go down well with Ecuadorians at all.
They say that it is an action
It's not right from a civilized country.
♪ ♪
- And even in a state of war -
Even if England is at war with ecuador,
They do not have the right to enter the mission
Yes.
- News that has been assange has received asylum
By the government of Ecuador slowly spread
Through the big one, big crowd
Here outside Ecuador embassy,
But the British government insists there are no changes.
- How sad is that?
- An press conference with all London media,
Who hates us,
And do that live to the world
- it's okay
I'm very scared.
I will read it to you
- Yap.
- I am very scared Good.
- You will be fine.
Thank you for coming.
I will talk a little about today's release
Then we will lock it through our interface
Then I will ask a few questions in the end.
Only now, at 11.00 a.M. Bst,
Wikileaks starts publishing syria files
- No. You have to look up.
- Oh.
- But you do very well on the contrary
- For the next two months - - no.
- Ah! - don't--
Just read in your head, so it buffers up.
Go, "get the first four words into my head,"
Then look up and say them.
- Good. So this is it.
The founder of Wikileaks julian assange can't be with us today,
But already commented on this on the Syria file:
"embarrassing material for Syria,
" But it is also embarrassing for Syrian opponents.
"This helps us not only criticize one group or another,
" but to understand interests, actions,
And mind. "
- We don't just become pee off assad,
We will urinate the enemy too. What is typical, boyfriend one,
And I only give a funny look, and joseph say,
"That's enough on this topic."
- Just imagine them a piece of dirt in a shoe You.
A piece of dog poop
Don't be afraid at all. Look, "what?
It could be. " - Silly question now.
- No, no, no, fair, " it can. "
- Yeah. - Do feminine things.
"You have attacked my femininity.
How dare you?"
- Thank you for coming.
Only now, at 11.00 a.M. Bst, wikileaks starts to appear
Syria files. More than 2 million e-mails
From Syrian political figures, ministry,
and associate companies.
This amazing data set comes from
680 related to Syria entity or domain name,
Including that from the ministry
From presidential matters, foreign affairs,
Finance, information,
Transportation, and culture.
- We will take a very limited number of questions,
But I know that it is very _ right now.
Can we save the question? to do with the release?
- Does this mean wikileaks back above
And it can continue publish new data
After a long time don't do it?
- Mm-hmm.
- can you give us there is a headline from this?
Whatever we can take from this
Before passing interface,
And...
New in mr. Assange and what he feels
It's in Ecuador embassy now
- And mr. Assange?
- We can save questions--
- This isn't about mr. Assange.
And this is the second major release this year...
- That's good. - That we continue
I don't know if it's there a rebranding
- We arrive, like, 150 tweet briefly.
♪ ♪
- production journal
I have a nightmare that depends on me for days.
Julian is held by in u.S. Military base
I have to check in with Sarah so they don't panic.
♪ ♪
- Look, my profile does not take off to the sex case.
- Oh, that's beautiful-- - no, no, that's very,
Very high among the media
and intelligence circles and so on,
But actually not, really takes off
As if I was a global a household name that was recognized
It's not up to cases of sex.
So I'm joking for one of our people,
Sex scandals every six months.
- I think it's me you're joking to...
- Is the way to -
- And I die little inside
- Is the way to -
"that will protect our profile, not so, sarah?"
wide smile, and I like, "please, please don't
I will kill you at every available level."
- Come on. This is a platform.
- You have a platform
♪ ♪
- Oh, they don't move
- This is amazing.
They are people I encourage to let you go.
So, you know, please don't share this
With anyone - there is not one soul -
But, you know, let's talk about it and find out.
This is obviously a man in the middle, right?
We try to connect to tor project web server;
It is said that are five hops upstream,
And then close connection.
I will give you a large number of items, which--
- I have no idea. So if you prepare me -
- What is that? You can't even -
You don't even have it the right bathrobe for you?
Do we need to go? shopping for you
- Shh, shh, shh. No.
if you prepare me -
- Does it say "boss" on it? - Yeah. If you--
If you prepare me, um,
USB bootable or external drive
With the red onion server going to the shell,
Then you can get it on this network,
And you can do a test.
- Give your computer, and I will give it.
Good. - We must build it with -
- No, we have to build now. - Please take a shower.
You have ten minutes. Please.
- It's like you in college.
Where do you sleep?
- The other side of the bookshelf. - What?
- Yeah. - is this your room?
- Yeah. - Not mine, hers.
I go home at night.
I want you to look like you take your clothes,
And you at home, do you know?
You should be in your home -
Because-- like something like that,
Not in that setting. - With stains on it.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- what are you the type of favorite food?
- Well, I went to Malaysia - well, first of all,
First of all, Don't pretend for a moment
That I'm a normal person.
I am obsessed with with our political struggle.
I'm not an ordinary person. - Right
I will only really like
For you to tell me how you feel,
Because I've been trying to get it from you
- But, okay, why is that important how do I feel?
I mean, who cares?
I don't - look, I don't care how I feel.
- have you ever felt like just fucking crying?
- No. - never
- Even when you're happy?
You love your mother - Yeah.
- What about your father?
- Uh, my father is much more abstract, so...
- No. There is no one like you right away.
I'm just kidding.
Who - who is chasing you, Father. Assange?
- Formally, there are more than 12 United States
Intelligence organization, investigation organization,
That is... - What are they?
- after us So, I mean, that includes,
The most important, fbi,
Department of justice,
Central intelligence agency,
Department of Defense,
And a subset of from the defense department,
Centcom, part of u.S. Army,
Includes cciu,
United States. Army computer crime investigation unit
That includes, in Australia, various--
- This is a series of institutions. - So this way -
And of course, state department,
Diplomatic security services.
Here, in the kingdom,
Head office, extradition squad,
Serious organized crime -
- So basically, a large number of damn people in America
Now what about the others in the world?
- So, in other parts of the world, is there,
Australian Government begins
What do you call "overall government inquiry
That includes internal intelligence agency,
External intelligence agency access
Acis, attorney general
- Good. - Department -
- So we have uS, australia--
- Australians federal police...
- Where else?
- Sweden claimant authority.
- Swedish prosecution
- That includes the foreign ministry _ run by--
This becomes a national issue now.
- So many people. - There is more.
- Lots of systems
- I mean, there are scientists.
- There are many friends - - scientists.
- There are many friends -
- There are people in Kenya. There are people in -
- Many friends do many things
To put you in this position that you are now signed in, right?
- Sure.
- seven, six, five,
Four, three, two, one.
Seven, six, five, four,
Three two one.
Good. Faster Good.
Hurry up.
That's good. Go.
♪
- I have been contacted by an anonymous source
He claimed to have documents about illegal spying
I wonder if fbi is trying to trap me, jake, or julian.
Julian must be so possible target
I have not told him about the source
♪
- Good. Um, I want you to move camera and stop shooting.
- 29 years Edward Snowden
Blew open the secret by leaking
Details that have never existed before secret
- Julian contacted me after I published a video
He says snowden is not safe in Hong Kong.
I told him I can't help with ed asylum.
The risk is too high.
When they investigate it This leak,
They will make a narrative to say it is a conspiracy.
They will not understand what actually happened.
That we all take care of each other in the dark.
♪ ♪
- Breaking news this hour.
Wikileaks claims one of its legal advisers
Accompany snow after whistleblower organizations
- Reported to have snow scheduled to land
In the capital city of Russia in minutes.
- As you may have heard, is a cia
agent Who has revealed Much information,
And he is now trapped in -
Airport in Moscow.
We managed to get it out of Hong Kong,
But when he landed at moscow airport,
The American government has canceled its passport
To try and catch it.
We try to set it up private jets
Bring it from moscow to ecuador
Or maybe also Venezuela,
Or maybe iceland--
Which country will he be safe,
But not much time. This is the problem.
We need to increase money for jets
Well, there is a quotation mark back to somewhere
Between $ 120,000 and $ 300,000
For private flights.
And one of our people accompany him.
- Today, we have information from officers
Russian news service, interfax,
It was at Moscow airport, Edward Snowden applied
For asylum there with the help of sarah harrison
- The national English word that his lawyer
Already advised not to return to the UK,
Because he is at risk of being arrested under terrorism actions
♪ ♪
- innocent to help the enemy,
But specification 1, cost 2, in guilty naughty publications,
Afghan war diary on espionage, guilty;
Spec 8 on the gitmo file, is guilty--
Which is ten years max;
Cablegate, guilty - ten years;
Cable Reykjavik-- two years max, guilty
God.
This continues.
10, 20, 30...
90, 100.
102, 112...
Yes, so far, 142 years,
The maximum possible sentence.
♪ ♪
- I speak with Julian for the first time in a few months.
He was very angry and felt betrayed.
He wants me to give it nsa document,
And accuse me of dividing the community
By not publishing with wikileaks
I tell him I can't be the source.
I didn't tell him that I didn't believe it.
He is still screaming when I hang up
♪
- Testing, testing Good.
Okay, so, um, there's a film maker named Laura Poitras.
Laura poitras is known through the defense community
As a documentary filmmaker who is anti-u.S.
So he is known in the community wiki, anti-u.S.,
Anti-government monitoring community.
When we chase snow, We go to the wall
To try to get this person.
We can revoke his visa
A day before he rises plane for moscow
So they got the man on the plane
And he ends up at Moscow.
And because of that, then, At that time,
We realize, you know, we lost him,
We might not bring it back
♪
- nachste station, hauptbahnhof...
♪
- Hi.
♪
- Mm-hmm. Hmm.
- That - seems almost certain now
That will happen hillary versus trump
- Yeah. - Basically it will -
Will be hillary versus trump except one of them
Have a stroke or get killed.
So it's a pretty bad result in both directions.
We have - we have surely the instigator
In Hillary's case, who shot us
- Yeah. - Uh, and in the case of trump,
We have someone who is very unpredictable
Interesting thing in relation to Hillary.
- Unfortunately for trump, is--
There must be a large number of items.
- Mm-hmm.
♪
This is a kind of separate tear.
You know, it must be sort of epicenter
From this particular example, but I think there is
Type, you know, level of disease
In a possible community This happens.
Like, how do you survive?
What - you know, what is the mechanism with which
Is it closed or hidden or activated?
Is it possible to contribute to a radical project,
But I know that I will not succeed forever
Because jacob appelbaum.
And I have never been directly affected by it,
But I only know so many stories.
♪
- Jake often asks me, what decision will I make
In a prisoner's dilemma?
Will I just keep quiet, or betray it?
♪
Jake sent me the text after that the website was immediately displayed.
We were briefly involved in 2014
After I end everything, he is rude
To someone close to me.
Jake is now worried about what I will say
I was asked to interview her for films
He said no, he wanted the film to have a different ending.
Me too.
♪
- Wikileaks publishes a trove from stolen emails dnc
And voice messages indicate efforts by party officials
To block bernie sanders & apos; campaign
And help campaign clinton clinton
U.S. government resources. very suspicious
Russian people intelligence agents
Being behind data breaches.
- Total number of emails pushed out there by wikileaks
Now it's more than 10,000.
Progressive is concerned that he uses
All of this money from Goldman Sachs and others.
- Assange has given a series interview
Where he says it exists there is no proof whatsoever
That's the email that he has been released
Come from Russian sources.
Of course, wikileaks likes to make
Maximum ambiguity about where the information comes from.
- Does that not bother you? at all,
If a foreign government is trying to interfere
In the affairs of from other foreign governments?
- Well, that's interesting speculative questions, uh,
That is for the press and the other is possible -
- But is it not - That doesn't bother you?
That's not part of wikileaks, eh, credo?
- Well, this - this is meta - it's metastory
If you ask will we receive information
From us. Intelligence that we have verified
Really accurate and we will publish it
Uh, the answer - is, "Yes, of course we want to."
♪
- Trump Donald will
45th President of the United States.
♪
- Clear Assange back in headline
After wicileaks are released thousands of emails
From democratic parties in leading
For presidential elections.
Department of Homeland Security says email is coming
Russian hackers are supported by the highest level
From kremlin
♪
- what do you expect
What do you hope to achieve today?
- sorry Can I pass?
- Swedish prosecution office will make decisions
Like whether to bring investigation
Or maybe bring charges against julian assange
Or maybe it falls investigation at all
♪
- Come.
♪
- I have been authorized
By the justice department to confirm that FBI,
As part of our counterintelligence mission,
Are investigating russian government efforts
Annoying in 2016 Presidential elections.
And that includes investigation the nature of each link
Between individuals related to with trump campaigns
And the Russian government,
And is there any coordination
Between _ campaigns and Russian businesses.
- Thank you, mr. Chair.
I just want to follow up with with a few questions
Um, the director comey, are you aware that roger stone
Playing the role in a trump campaign?
- I won't talk about it
Certain people here today, Father. Schiff.
- I will continue to ask these questions
Because I want to make sure you are aware of this fact,
Can you comment? to them or not.
Are you aware of that? Batu is also claimed
That he is related to an intermediary from mr. Assange?
- same answer
- I think about this question You can answer it.
Do you know what Russian people are? intelligence services
Deal directly with wikileaks
Or are they also used to it? intermediary?
- We assess its use sort of pieces
They don't deal directly with wikileaks,
Unlike guccifer 2.0.
- There is evidence, whether or not,
From break-in from democratic headquarters
With foreign powers using cyber means
- Yes there is. - And there is an effort By Russian people to cover their break-in
By using cutouts such as wikileaks to publish the stolen material.
Is that not so?
- Of course to cover it up they are the ones who released it.
♪
- A woman who - who knows that - that I did this, they -
They want to know why.
Motivation.
- So if we are right - if I don't try
And make excuses, but--
- Or sound bites or anything.
But, why, why? - If I don't--
Maybe close the door.
Um, I don't feel there are even a choice in this problem
I was in - a lucky position -
That - that's a new thing that - this -
The true element causes the world to globalize,
The element that produces Most of the changes we see,
Including the bad, um, I am an expert at.
If you... Eh, look at global problems
We have as a global civilization,
If you really see it and understand them, um,
Then acting locally is really not important,
In connection with what you understand
So it's the only way to then act...
To make the world the way you want,
To delete the feature that you don't like,
What is to act globally?
Because I think - Because of its features
That's what you are worried about
What is a global phenomenon?
- I - I understand what you say at the tactical level,
But, like, is really his motivation
- That is motiva - that - that - I mean, that -
- But isn't that something too? about power?
- Um...
If you-- Say your perception
Is it limited to your garden, hmm?
And so you spend when you go,
"Okay, I - I don't like it, um--
" I don't like having weeds,
"I like to have flowers in my garden,
I like my garden healthy,"
Then you spend your time doing that
If - if you, uh,
Perception has been globalized,
Then, um...
That this perception from your garden--
I mean, maybe I have a complex god, right?
But perception of your garden,
My perception of what my environment is,
Um, the area I love is - all over the world
♪
- Julian texted me I showed him the piece of the film.
He said, "laura...
" I ask you to stop hold a press release
And interviews that we have fallen. "
" After the screening, we will continue
"to find a way common interest
" However, at this time,
"This film is a serious threat for my freedom,
And I was forced to treat it accordingly."
♪
- Current efforts are good in the process of adjudicating
Founder of the group the candidate's trump word
He is very loving, wikileaks.
Department of Justice prepares fees
Fight julian assange.
- Attorney General said he was focused
Demand leakage, and justice department
Do you take steps to do that?
- We will move our efforts on all leaks
Whenever a case can be done,
We will look for to put some people in prison.
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