were you arguing? earlier this year - what in summary were you arguing? were you arguing? well, the real concern here were you arguing? well, the real concern here is were you arguing? well, the real concern here is that were you arguing? well, the real concern here is that the - were you arguing? well, the real. concern here is that the prosecution ofjulian assange will have implications for journalists who report on national security issues more generally. and there s this side issue about whetherjulian assange himself was properly characterised as a journalist. whether he is or isn t, the fact is the indictment the us government has filed focus is in large part on activities that journalists filed focus is in large part on activities thatjournalists engage in routinely, cultivating government sources, for example, communicating with sources confidentially, preserving confidentiality of sources s identities, and then publishing government secrets. those are the kinds of things
sweden, compared to its size, third biggest contributor to global jihad. we have a lot of young people born in this country who have gone to syria and other countries to fight global jihad. i believe that values is something people need, even in this area of the world where i i happen to be born deny that. nationalism matters, borders matter. that national identity matters. we have been in denial of that for a long b time. where there is a vacuum, that vacuum needs to be filled. we have taken in hundreds of thousands of people who have very strong identity, very strong national and religious s identities. they are filling that vacuum quickly. thatng is a very dangerous situation to be in. tucker: sounds like an astute explanation. thanks for joining us. thank you so much. tucker: borders matter,