Welcome to a special bonus episode of The Investigation.

I'm Chris Vlasto, senior executive producer at ABC News.

I'm joined by Matt Mosque, senior investigative reporter, and a special guest today is James Meek.

He's been a member of our investigative team, but has also has been tracking

and covering the Julian Assange story since it broke in 2006. Today, we're also joined by a special

guest, Sean Langen, who has worked with James over these past few years. And at the center of it all,

Julian Assange, there are very few people

that know him but the man we're talking to today has spent at least 50 hours over the

last year inside that Ecuadorian embassy as recently as last month and we're going to get an

insider's look inside that Ecuadorian embassy Sean Langan is a well-known war documentary

filmmaker who was taken hostage by the Taliban in 2008. He is also an ABC news contributor,

and he joins us by phone overseas. So listen, you recently have spent some time, you spent a lot of

time, I think, with Julian Assange.

Tell us about the last visit you were with him.

So, in fact, it was two weeks ago on a Friday.

We have these regular social visits, the embassy call it, because he's not allowed to have media or anyone.

He's not allowed to give interviews.

So every other Friday I've been going along and we bring lunch,

and we sit in this room where they lock the door. And the idea is to sort of help pass the time.

And is it in his room? I mean, what's his room like? Is it just like a hotel room or can he move around?

Paint the picture for us.

Yes. Well, after five hours, I found it very claustrophobic and wanted to get out.

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