Julian Assange Chats With Democracy Now
Wikileaks founder comments on Hillary Clinton's quick engagement of Deborah Wasserman Schultz as an honorary chair.
He’s the man of the DNC hour, cheered by some and vilified by others.
Today, from the Ecuadorean embassy in London, Julian Assange spoke with Democracy Now’s Juan González and Amy Goodman about the havoc wreaked by Friday’s #DNCLeaks release. Most notably, the DNC convention exit of Deborah Wasserman Schultz. From the interview:
“Now, of course, Hillary Clinton has tried to immediately produce a counter-example by putting out a statement, within hours, saying that Schultz is a great friend, and she’s incorporating her into her campaign, she’s going to be pushing for her re-election to the Congress.”
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