In this episode, Dinesh D’Souza shares his observation of the early stages of the Democratic National Convention and also welcomes political prisoner John Strand to the podcast to give an account of his experiences revolving around the alleged Jan. 6 insurrection.
Strand explains his difficult trial and time in prison and spells out the larger implications of Jan. 6 for the future of both our justice system and our political system.
Josh Sigurdson is reporting that a UK court has granted Wikileaks journalist Julian Assange a temporary reprieve from extradition to the United States.
The court called for a temporary reprieve in order to seek U.S. assurance that the extradition is not being carried out for political reasons, which would be technically illegal in itself. Assange, who has been detained in a London prison for the last five years, faces possible charges of treason or espionage that come with the death penalty for publishing basic facts showing evidence of war crimes committed by the U.S. government. More with World Alternative Media.
