00:01www.mesmerism.info
00:35It was this kid who had reached out in confidence and said, hey, I'm leaking secrets.
00:47The consequences of the release of these documents are potentially severe and dangerous.
00:54The Army has detained a U.S. soldier in connection with the leak of this classified video.
01:00Two of the men killed worked for the Reuters news agency.
01:03Journalists' cameras were mistaken for weapons.
01:08The prime suspect is 22-year-old Bradley Manning.
01:11There was a responsibility to the needs of the many.
01:14We promised the source that we would publish everything.
01:16About one o'clock in the morning, I took delivery on a USB stick of 390,000 secret U.S.
01:22military records.
01:23There was material which could get people hurt.
01:25Julian said, if an Afghan civilian helps occupying forces, he deserves to die.
01:29They might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier.
01:34Scared the hell out of a lot of people.
01:35How are we going to stop it?
01:36And how far has it gone already?
01:38The sort of aging student over was a rock star.
01:40Changing phones and changing computers.
01:42Wearing a bulletproof vest.
01:43He'd been trained in evasive tactics.
01:46This idealist became something else.
01:48I'm intouchable now in this country.
01:52Sweden issued a warrant for the arrest of Julian Assange.
01:55On suspicion of monestation and rape.
01:56I really didn't want this to be in the papers.
01:59I have never said that this is a honey trap.
02:02I have never said that it is not a honey trap.
02:04Everyone has secrets.
02:05If they are broadly known, you cannot accomplish your work.
02:08I'm not going to talk about that.
02:10But it does affect rickety eggs.
02:12I'm going to be very candid.
02:14Nation states need to be secret in order to be successful.
02:17We steal secrets.
02:18It's not about WikiLeaks.
02:20It's about transparency.
02:21Who gets to control information?
02:23What do you think?
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