receiving solemn assurances from the state well, _ receiving solemn assurances from the state. well, of course, these are solemn _ state. well, of course, these are solemn assurances from the state whose _ solemn assurances from the state whose war — solemn assurances from the state whose war crimes and murder of civilians — whose war crimes and murder of civilians were exposed byjulian assange — civilians were exposed byjulian assange. who cannot accept these kinds _ assange. who cannot accept these kinds of— assange. who cannot accept these kinds of assurances from the government of the united states, and the government of the united states has broken precisely these kind of assurances in other legal cases for which _ assurances in other legal cases for which there — assurances in other legal cases for which there are a series of judgments at the european court of human— judgments at the european court of human rights which were ignored. that is— human rights which were ignored. that is craig murray, a former british diplomat and supporter of julian assange and let's go back to craig barker. well, that sort of cuts to what we were discussing a moment ago about the arguments around freedom of speech versus how the courts are looking at this which is that the united states can apply for extradition and it comes down to issues around safety in the us which has given guarantees.—