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Dave, how are you doing? Good, Andrew. How are you doing? Thanks for having me on.

Oh, it's pleasure. It's a pleasure. Where are you calling us from today?

I live in Virginia. I'm about three hours south of Washington, DC, so pretty far from the capital there.

All right. Okay. I'm going out there soon, I think, DC. But I'll tell you about that another time.

Tell us a little bit about your background and what you're on to talk about today.

Yeah, well, I work for anti-war.com on the news editor. I basically just cover news.

You know, it's in the name, our perspective, anti-war.com. It was founded in 1995,

so the website's been around for a while, and we're libertarian, the staff, but we're,

you know, single issue, and we have plenty of leftists and people from across the political

spectrum, conservatives, liberals that write for us and contribute to us and everything.

But we're here. I'm here to talk about Julian Assange and the protests for him that are going

to be taking place in DC and London as well, because for anybody that any journalist, any writer,

any researcher in the US and around the globe, this should be, you know, one of your,

one of the biggest issues. It's the most important case of our lifetime.

And I know you guys had Stella Assange on earlier to talk about the case, which is great.

And I just want to thank you and Sean for, you know, having us on to talk about this,

because it's what we need is people with big audiences to care, because most of the mainstream

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