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His perceived support of Trump definitely eroded his fragile asylum with the Ecuadorians. They released multiple statements that made it obvious they were getti
by ryanackley 7y ago
His perceived support of Trump definitely eroded his fragile asylum with the Ecuadorians. They released multiple statements that made it obvious they were getting fed up with him at the time.
Personally, I think his support of Trump was a transparent attempt to receive some kind of quid pro quo when the inevitable prosecution happened. Obama has already set the precedent by commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence. It wouldn't be that unexpected for Trump to do the same for Assange.
- heisenbit 7y agoI could understand your reasoning if Trump loved Wikileaks but he does not know what Wikileaks is.
- int_19h 7y agoHe knows enough about it to be enthusiastic about it, at least back when it helped him get elected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n7VyHbqkas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n7VyHbqkas
- s_y_n_t_a_x 7y agoGood lord. He said he "didn't know about WikiLeaks" when asked about the recent Julian Assange arrest. He was obviously s to stating he wasn't up-to-date on the recent developments. He had said something similar to that in a previous interview. Stop watching trash media.