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WikiLeaks and the War in Afghanistan
WikiLeaks reportedly has 91,000 secret reports , which it has shared with the New York Times, Britain's Guardian and Der Spiegel in Germany. But not all of them have been released to the Internet. On MSNBC today, WikiLeaks' editor in chief, Julien Assange, was asked about the Pentagon's claim that American lives could be put at risk .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWikiLeaks reportedly has 91,000 secret reports, which it has shared with the New York Times, Britain's Guardian and Der Spiegel in Germany. But not all of them have been released to the Internet. On MSNBC today, WikiLeaks' editor in chief, Julien Assange, was asked about the Pentagon's claim that American lives could be put at risk.
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The City of Bell and Municipal Chaos- 0:00Schwarzenegger Says He'll Wait the Budget Out
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- 0:00Bell City Council Cuts Pay, Public Wants Heads to Roll
The full episode
2 of 3The City of Bell and Municipal Chaos- 0:00Schwarzenegger Says He'll Wait the Budget Out
- 0:00WikiLeaks and the War in AfghanistanYou’re reading this
- 0:00Bell City Council Cuts Pay, Public Wants Heads to Roll