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with Chris Hedges
RT America on Jan 31, 2022
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has been nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
Fiercely hated by the US establishment for his exposure of American conduct in its invasion of Iraq, his supporters say that the fate of Assange will portend the survival or destruction of journalism itself.
Chris Hedges of “On Contact,” who has been closely following the case, joins Faran Fronczak to share his insights on the latest from the case.
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God knows how much I admire Assange – and Chris Hedges. But the Nobel Peace prize is given to criminals and is far too toxic these days. Assange deserves better.
Thanks, Soraya. Good to hear from you.