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Project Veritas is set to release hundreds of hours of secret video footage sent in by infiltrators from inside mainstream media newsrooms.

The projects founder, James OKeefe, made the announcement on Sean Hannitys radio show, hinting CNN is the prime target.

OKeefe: In the next 48 hours, Project Veritas, like Wikileaks, will be releasing hundreds of hours of tape from within the establishment media. Our next target is in fact, the media.

Hannity: How long have you been working on this?

OKeefe: Weve had people on the inside come to us. Just like Julian Assange has people come to him, weve had people, sources come to us and give us information, and were going to be releasing it Wikileaks Style this week.

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O'Keefe To Release 'CNN Tapes' Thursday 'WikiLeaks Style' - Yeshiva World News

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says Breitbart senior editor Milo Yiannopoulos is facing "censorship" amid controversy over a video in which the far-right provocateur appeared to defend pedophilia.

"US 'liberals' today celebrate the censorship of right-wing UK provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos over teen sex quote," Assange tweeted Monday night.

US 'liberals' today celebrate the censorship of right-wing UK provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos over teen sex quote.https://t.co/bz6dH0jyhk

Yiannopoulos has been facing backlash since a video clip gained traction on social media in which he says relationships between older men and young boys can be beneficial. In the clip, he also mentions his own sexual abuse.

Employees from Breitbart News, where Yiannopoulos works, are reportedly prepared to leave if the company doesn't take action.

And Simon & Schuster is canceling the publication of Yiannopoulos's book, "Dangerous."

In a Facebook post Monday, Yiannopoulos denounced the claims that he was advocating for pedophilia.

"I am a gay man, and a child abuse victim, Yiannopoulos wrote.

"I would like to restate my utter disgust at adults who sexually abuse minors. I am horrified by pedophilia and I have devoted large portions of my career as a journalist to exposing child abusers. I've outed three of them, in fact -- three more than most of my critics."

The government of Ecuador granted Assange asylum in 2012. Since then, he has been living inside the government's embassy in London.

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Published time: 21 Feb, 2017 13:18Edited time: 22 Feb, 2017 16:21

Julian Assange has hit back at Ecuadorian presidential candidate Lenin Moreno for saying that the WikiLeaks founder should reduce his attempts to influence the politics of countries with which Ecuador has friendly relations.

In a tweet, Assange said hes open to discussions with Moreno and his rival candidate Guillermo Lasso but WikiLeaks will not respond to pressure.

Assange, who is sheltered in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, is facing an uncertain future after the countrys presidential election. Lasso, who has voiced his opposition to Assange and pledged to evict him from the embassy, may no longer be a threat according to the polls, but Moreno has spoken to RT of his own concerns over the WikiLeaks founder.

One thing that is clear is that Assange will have to reduce meddling in the policies of the nations we have friendly relations with, Moreno told RT Spanish.

Moreno cited the way [Assange] meddled with the election campaign in the United States as something one shouldnt do while at the embassy.

If you invite me to your place, I shouldnt say bad things about your friends. If you give me shelter and I enjoy your hospitality, I should also show you respect, the candidate said, adding that conditions would be set for Assange if he wishes to remain at the embassy.

Assanges tweeted comment that WikiLeaks publishes material online from the EU relates to the WikiLeaks servers, which are hosted in Sweden and a number of undisclosed locations. When the embassy was without internet in October Assange said WikiLeaks would not be affected as it does not publish from Ecuador.

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At the time he said he was sympathetic to Ecuador, claiming it faced a dilemma of having the US interfere with its elections if it appeared to interfere with Americas elections.

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WikiLeaks 'will not respond to pressure' from Ecuador's presidential candidates Assange - RT

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Anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks released a set of documents allegedly showing CIA espionage on candidates in Frances 2012 presidential elections.

The seven pages of documents appear to be classified orders for intelligence operatives to gather information regarding candidatespolitical strategies and internal communications. WikiLeaks release of the documents comes amid growing tensions between Trump and the intelligence community over leaks of classified information that have portrayed people close to Trump in a negative light.

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All major French political parties were targeted for infiltration by the CIAs human (HUMINT) and electronic (SIGINT) spies in the seven months leading up to Frances 2012 presidential election, a press release from WikiLeaks states.

The revelations are contained within three CIA tasking orders published today by WikiLeaks as context for its forth coming CIA Vault 7 series. Named specifically as targets are the French Socialist Party (PS), the National Front (FN) and Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) together with current President Francois Hollande, then President Nicolas Sarkozy, current round one presidential front runner Marine Le Pen, and former presidential candidates Martine Aubry and Dominique Strauss-Khan.

Analysts in CIAs Office of Russian and European Analysis (OREA) closely watched the Oct 9th and Oct 16th Socialist primaries and will be closely monitoring the April 22nd and May 6th 2012 Presidential elections. Of particular interest is President Sarkozy, the Socialist Party (PS), and other potential candidates plans and intentions for these elections, one of the three CIA orders released by WikiLeaks states.

Instructions for CIA operatives, according to the documents, included documenting French presidential candidates political strategies, views of the U.S. and sources of political funding.

This is a developing story, check back for updates.

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President Trump repeatedly referenced stolen and leaked information about his political opponents during the 2016 campaign. But now that he's in office, he's a lot less enthusiastic about leaks. (Peter Stevenson/The Washington Post)

President Trump was a big fan of leaked even stolen information on his campaign rivals during the 2016 election. He called the dump of Clinton campaign emails released by WikiLeaks a treasure trove, and cited them repeatedly on the campaign trail. And he urged Russia to look for more than 30,000 of Clinton's emails from her private server that were never handed over to the Justice Department in a remarkable news conference in July.

But now that he's in office, he's not a fan of leaks at all.

It's perhaps an unsurprising turnaround after all, it was politically convenient to cite WikiLeaks emails during the election, while leaks from within his administration have cast him and his team as incompetent and flailing.

Trump says that the leaks coming from his administration are illegal and classified in a way the Clinton emails weren't, although whoever hacked into the Clinton campaign's email server surely committed a crime. And many of the leaks coming from the Trump White House aren't exactly classified information, like the stories of infighting between aides, leaked drafts of executive orders and memos, and potential policies the White House is considering.

Trump cited stories about his calls with several world leaders, including the Prime Minister of Australia, as leaks that he wants to investigate but it's not even clear that information about those calls came from Trump administration sources.

And while there's surely an argument to be made about compartmentalizing information that is critical to national security, little such information has made its way to the media so far in his administration.

Trump simultaneously claims that the leaks coming out of his administration are fake news and promises to catch criminal leakers, which raises a question: Are the leaks fake news, lacking valuable information, or are they worthy of investigation and possible prosecution?

It's a stark but perhaps unsurprising turnaround from someone who used to cite leaked information about his opponents almost daily.

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Julian Assange is currently living at the Ecuadorianembassy in London in order to avoid being extradited to Sweden, wheres he facing rape charges.

The Wikileaks founder, however, has a defender in none other than Pamela Anderson, who believes Assanges contention thathes innocent and the rape charges are simply a ruse to ultimately make him vulnerable to prosecution over leaking classified documents.

In an interview with the RT NetworkGoing Underground, the former Baywatch star says that not only will she defend Assange, but will also use her influence to help other men who have been wrongfully accused of sexual assault.

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Sweden has these very progressive laws against sexual crimes. Its almost too progressive, its almost paralyzing, she says. Im going to actually start campaigning for men who have been victims of being accused of rape when they havent actually done anything.

She adds: We all of course gravitate towards vulnerable people and we consider that to be women and children first and foremost, which is important of course, but theres also a lot of men who are in a vulnerable situation and politically bullied.

During the interview, she also asserted her belief in Assanges innocence.I think Sweden doesnt really know what to do, she says.When you read the actual case, and you read everything about it, theres no crime thats been committed.

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Rumours have been swirling that Anderson, 49, is romantically involved with Assange, 45, and she addressed the rumours in a recent interview with The Guardian.

Hes a great guy, she said of Assange. I dont want to say anything about whether theres aromance. So, lets say were just good friends.

You can watch the entire interview here, in which Anderson also shares her feelings about U.S. President Donald Trump and expresses her desire to meet with British Prime Minister Teresa May. Watch:

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Pamela Anderson Defends Wikileaks' Julian Assange Against Rape Charges: 'There's No Crime That's Been Committed' - ETCanada.com