Watch the compelling teaser for Tucker Carlson’s much-awaited interview with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Even though he has been detained in London’s Belmarsh Prison since 2019, Assange provides us with an engrossing window into his life. Don’t pass up this special discussion.
“Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of our age. He spent his entire adult life bringing previously concealed facts to the public about what our leaders are doing. That is the very definition of journalism,” Carlson began. “Yet Julian Assange is not a hero in America’s newsrooms. He’s an enemy. Assange made the mistake of offending the media’s real constituency, which is not the public, but the powerful. For doing this, journalists accuse Assange of being what they are, a political operative posing as a reporter.”
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Carlson emphasizes how Assange’s actions have affected the US government in this introduction. In particular, WikiLeaks exposed instances of wrongdoing and human rights abuses by the US government during the Iraq War. The government was deeply troubled by this discovery.
The watchdog organization was instrumental in locating and disclosing the emails of John Podesta, the former Hillary Clinton campaign manager. These emails revealed how the Democratic National Committee rigged the primary in Clinton’s favor.
“Assange is currently being held behind bars by the British government, which has not charged him with any crime. Assange now sits in the most fortified penitentiary in the UK, Belmarsh, where every murderer in London is held. He’s been there for more than four years, trapped in solitary confinement, cut off from his wife and two children, wasting away alone among killers and mental patients, and awaiting extradition to the United States for trial,” Carlson went on to say.
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“Assange has been charged in the U.S. under the century-old Espionage Act, a transparently unconstitutional law which is used almost exclusively to punish political crimes. Yet Julian Assange has never committed espionage. Nor does the U.S. government have any real interest in trying him under that law. His current incarceration is the whole point.”
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