Amy Goodman
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Jeremy Scahill blasts the press for failure to defend WikiLeaks: "They waited far too long"
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3:01Now PlayingIntercept co-founder Jeremy Scahill says mainstream news outlets that published WikiLeaks's 2010 disclosures "waited far too long" to speak out against the persecution of Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning. "Every media organization in this country should be demanding the dropping of the charges against Assange, particularly the Espionage Act charges, and the freedom of Chelsea Manning."
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