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through the court filings to reveal what was going on and reporters started picking up on it. there was an additional issue with the assange case. the spokesperson for the eastern district of virginia said they would not comment further. we are seeing reports of charges made against julian assange. we don t know what those may be, but you have to keep in mind that u.s. authorities have been looking at assange since 2010 for the leaks of the confidential leaks of the cables and the things that wikileaks has done since. julian assange has been hiding in the ecuador embassy in london since 2012. he has been claiming asylum. until then, they were supportive of him. in the last few months, we have seen the shift. the ecuadorian president called julian assange a stone in their shoe. julian assange has claimed the officials are trying to push him out by doing things like restricting his internet access
now to a big blunder involving wikileaks. the justice department inadd ver tently revealing it s preparing an indictment against founder julian assange, a major escalation in what s been his years long battle with the u.s. government. the criminal complaint against assange appears to have been mistakenly inserted into a filing about a totally unrelated case. maybe it s just a cut and paste error, but it s setting off international reaction. the wall street journal reports the justice department is increasingly optimistic that it will be able to get assange back to the u.s. where the special counsel is very curious about the inner workings of wikileaks. ken delaney, nbc intelligence and national security joins us. chuck rosenberg, and matt miller, former justice department spokesman and msnbc justice and security analyst. let s start with the basics of
this feels awful, and that his colleagues will give him about an hour to heal, and then will tease him mercilessly. what do you think is most likely here, chuck? what do you think might be the substance of this? does it tell you anything that you feel confident saying? yeah, i feel reasonably confident saying and i think ken caveated it properly that the eastern district of virginia probably filed a criminal complaint seeking an arrest warrant against julian assange, and when you do that, you put it under seal. you ask the judge to do so, you have to give him or her legal authority for that motion. that s precisely what they did in the unrelated case. that seems to be what they did in the assange case. you want your arrest warrants and criminal complaints under seal so the bad guy doesn t know you re out there looking for him. now, unfortunately the bad guy does, and that s the problem with the otherwise innocent error. back in january, ecuador s
house and that a president has the authority and the staff to deny someone a press pass just as they do to decide who gets to ask questions in a news conference or who gets interviews with the president, and they said cnn s case was weaker here. they can t claim he s shutting cnn down when cnn has 50 hard passes to the white house, but the initial round here is certainly a victory. acosta goes back to work. it puts cnn in a much more favorable legal position as this case goes on, if it s going to go on. jeff, what are we hearing, if anything from the white house? any reaction yet? reporter: the white house hasn t put out a statement just yet. we understand that one is coming, however. but to pete s point, we know how round one of this case has gone, round two, of course, is to this larger issue as to the constitutionality of the revocation of jim acosta s press pass. that has all sorts of implications about whether this white house or any other white house can retaliate against rep
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